aliens traveling through space you can travel through time with max gone you can go through ships stacy is not going to help you and women have. only joking now but you like max guy and you think it's something worthy to work on i've also the team as well if it is really good there's another team that was there on. joe's and. mine are. really good developers there's a meet up in the fall out here in portugal for to go didn't get the memo on that and if things in september i think so i'll go work on the big meet up big me up and then portugal and cologne so people surprised when a lot of your fifteen years all the horrors of my wrestling some kind of what david said is it's not ages i'm and it's also not obviously my intelligence or my for me my age is david and believe me and i suppose even to be stacy completely when i said i'm fifty is open. when i really got to know me i suppose then i realize i'm

joining us by phone is stacy nolan. she's with cal-fire. she joins us with the latest details. >> if you'd like to make a call. >> we apologize. we are having problems kebting with stacy nolan of cal-fire. here's some more details of what we do know. it's our understanding that the person that died was a private doz dozer operator bulldozer to cut up fire lines. and we are hearing there are potential evacuations that may be happening soon. preparing patients at mercy medical center also there. and that the fire may be encoaching towards mary lake. we'll get you more information and stay on top of this. if we can get cal-fire on the phone to give you the latest we will do this. but one death.ar fire in a difficult week for us when it comes to fires up and down california. >> in other news right now we'll talk about alarm tg rash of car burglaries at a popular asian shopping mall has police on high alert. at the pacific east mall in richmond. >> right now richmond police are cracking down. jodie hernandez has the story you'll see only here on

stacy, let's start with you.will have seen just how anti—many, many people in the uk are about the president. yes, there is an extremely large turnout for the anti—trump protest. we expected that would happen. so i don't think there's any surprise there. my only disappointment is the jhon baby balloon was not bigger. i thought it you will do a stunt like that really make an impact, but they tried and they brought out the crowds and i know there are some pro—trump allies battle —— rally felt the place tomorrow possibly in london and around the uk as well. laura, what was your assessment of how donald trump handled the issues of brexit and the issues of how the uk and us relate to each other? may ijust say it's incredibly special to be here with you. more special than rational. and itjust truly is, because when ever you see allies get together like the uk and the us, which has been a long—standing relationship, and then you see a president that had to backtrack the moment he gets to your soil and then the interview

stacy, if you know -- if you knew stacy, all the mothers loved stacy. all the kids loved stacy. everybody loved stacy. and he wasn't, again, even the person that this shooter was targeting. he is not here with us today. that could have been me. that could have been anybody else in the tunnel that night that could have died because of a gun. because of senseless violence. this is why, what we do here today, is so important. our goal is to save lives. our goal is to help people who are out there with guns understand the tragedy that they are inflicting on the lives of the people that have to suffer the consequences because of their mistakes. we want a safe city. we don't want to see our young people continued to die to gun violence. we do not want our kids to feel like every time they hear a loud noise, they have to get on the ground. where they are learning and they are learning environment and in our schools. we not only have work to do in the city and county of san francisco, we have work to do around getting guidance out of our communities all over the country. and as your fut

herbert stacy and i just called. and max is doing a live periscope as we do this which is a basically a form of russian roulette for a t.v. presenter. except you know talking heads instead of other things whenever you want to put that down then we will commence and begin oh no resume our kaiser and i forget i don't think i'm around so i'm really blind at this point so i have a headline here i thought with give you great joy in fact i think it might give you go leave air bus prepares to take flights aerospace giant i'm brink of a pending british investment tens of thousands of manufacturing roles at risk over banks that but for the ordinary brit do not worry about the loss of thousands of jobs tens of thousands of jobs at airbus no no no picking fruit is more fun than you think out of the job seekers told job seekers picking fruit is more fun than you thought this is the times of london of course picking fruit as well remember pre brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories we're go

a national race with stacy abrams. >> casey was the target of a secret recording. both candidates faced a barrage of negative ads but now that it is over, rallying support by the party's nominee. >> i committed to him my unguided support and see that he will be the next governor of the state of georgia and i went each of you to do the same thing. >> reporter: going back to live location at the camp washed party, the candidate now posing for photos here, the crowd that remains the decisive victory in the name of unity. they plan to appear together on thursday at a republican unity rally hoping to bring the republican party together in advance of the general election. jillian: thank you. from the georgia governor's race to a chase involving a georgia judge, a lot to say about it. good evening to you. you have candidates on your radio show and they -- will do what they have to to win this race. >> today on my radio program, i made them swear they would endorse the other candidate should they lose. we saw casey cagle do that. this is going to be a big deal in the state

. >> reporter: stacy limberg's family owns a small dairy farm with 75 cows and a lot of anxiety. >> we't make a lot of money. and we're not really making any t ney at this point in time. e reporter: while a glut of milk in the u.s. has driven down u.s. dairy prices for the last few years, president trump's tariff tiff may make matters even worse by forcing foreign lstomers to look for cheaper dairy products from other sources. stacy supports the president, but worries about what a trade war would mean. >> everything is very uncertain at this point. >> reporter: her farm in plymouth, wisconsin, sends all its milk to sartori company, makers of a variety of cheeses. this was milk just a few hours ago? >> yes. >> reporter: 12% of what sartori makes is exported, with canada and mexico its main foreign markets. but mexico's new 25% tariff on american cheese in retaliation for the american tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, means sartori cheese is suddenly more expensive there. sartori president jeff schwager: >> mexico has already signed a free trade agreement with the european union, so

herbert stacy and i just called. and max is doing a live periscope as we do this which is a basically a form of russian roulette for a t.v. presenter. except you know talking heads a set of other things whenever you want to put that down then we will commence and begin oh no resume our kaiser and i forget i don't think i'm around so i'm really blind at this point so i have a headline here i thought with give you great joy in fact i think it might give you go leave air bus prepares to take flights aerospace giant i'm brink of a panda named british investment tens of thousands of manufacturing roles at risk over banks that but for the ordinary brit do not worry about the loss of thousands of jobs tens of thousands of jobs at airbus no no no picking fruit is more fun than you think out of the job seekers tell job seekers picking fruit is more fun than you thought this is the times of london of course picking fruit is what remember pre brags that it was all about the british might to bring back five hundred factories we'

one of the things we asked stacy, and she was pretty honest. she said she knew that the government warned her ahead of time there was a travel warning in place and they wouldn't be able to guarantee safety but how will she know that the u.s. government feels it is safe enough to leave the hotel and get out of the shelter in place situation. >> right now communications are not down in port-au-prince so stacy was able to call in. a lot of american citizens have access to the internet and the embassy web page pushing out information. and other embassies from other countries are also working on this issue. so i would imagine that the u.s. embassy is in close contact with the embassy of france for example, which has a large presence in haiti to try to coordinate on what is going on. what the response is. and if this continues are other security assets needed to protect americans and potentially to try to remove them from the capitol. >> we'll keep a close eye on this. things calm because the prime minister announced a temporary freeze on the hike in

i think in some ways if either of the republican candidates go up against someone like stacy adams, an, going into some of these suburbs, it could not be a greater contrast. so it will be one of those tests of what are people actually looking for? what are these moderate voters in the suburbs concerned about? are they concerned about trump's political correctness or lack thereof? are more are foundational issues going to be at play here? like the politics of a southern state. >> as we pay so much attention and we look at the trump effect. to the point earlier, can the democrats take the house back. if so, by how much? will the senate stay republicans? we forget sometimes, and this race is a textbook example, one of the biggest prizes in 2018 are these governor races. one of the big tests, can the democrats start a sustained comeback. not can they just retake the house by a few seats but start a sustained comeback in america. it's these governor's races. >> and democrats have not won the governorship of georgia in 20 years. ' '98 was the last time. before that, they had basically never

stacy lombardi borne is on the phone with us. she's a guest at the oasis.the folks you're traveling with safe? give us an idea of what the situation is like. the situation right now is calm. we have a security plan to fortify the perimeter and evacuate as needed if the situation becomes worse again. is your plan to wail thinks out, or will you take advantage to be evacuated? >> right now the plan is to wait and only leave at a last result. >> so kind of talk to us about how this all developed. we know the prime minister there announced an increase in gas prices as a way to raise revenue for the federal government there in haiti. obviously the citizens did not take kindly to that. how quickly did things contemplate? >> things escalated pretty quickly. i think it's understandable sometimes when people have a difficult time affording an increase, but it sounds like the government is doing everything they can to compromise and try to get back and restore calm. we're seeing a bit more calm now. there's still rioting, things like that going on, but i think it's p

i am stacy bradley. the deputy director of planning at the recreation and park department.roject before you today is 700 innis and it shadow on the part. as you know, the reason why you are seeing these shadows is from proposition k. and in 1984 it was codified in a memo in 1989 between the recreation and park commission and the planning commission. to identify at a very significant impacts from a building that is over 40 feet tall that cast a shadow onto projects under the jurisdiction of the recreation and park department. this project is right next to, as a mention, india basin open space as well as 900 innes and india basin shoreline park. the development in red includes a multiuse facility, multi use property and development as well as open space. as part of their project, they are also redeveloping the india basin open space continuous with our property. we partnered with build on the environmental review which will be for the planning commission next week. with our project on india basin -- opiate -- india basin shoreline and 900 innes. i will have matt snyder from t

politics roselyn for now thank you very much indeed i want to stay in washington we've got jeff stacy he's a former u.s. state department official who served in the obama administration thank you very much indeed for your time sir donald trump seems to have on the democrats i mean nation with which to knock him down i'd almost every stage and yet the democrats don't seem to be very vocal on any of this why is that. i'm not sure that they're not being vocal i don't think that's actually the case i think both sides of the aisle are being extremely vocal because what we have is an unexpected full blown national security crisis based on what was supposed to be a fairly routine summit that had no official agenda going in you've got both sides of the aisle completely up in arms about this and they're probably going to see some legislation in the senate also in the house from republicans and democrats because this situation is getting more serious by the hour let me ask you about that legislation how much resolve do you think there is on the part of republicans to actually push through that

with me here today, stacy bradley, deputy director of planning. this is a presentation and discussion only to update the commission on planning for the 2019 bond. the 2019 bond plan effort supports objective 1 of our strategic plan, develop more open space to address growth in high-needs areas and emerging neighborhoods to strengthen the quality of our parks and facilities, preserve and celebrate historic and cultural resources. with your leadership, we continue to cultivate one of the best parks systems in the country. with that success also comes a responsibility to continue to invest in resources in a deliberate and inclusive manner. over the last decade, we have invested over $380 million in our park systems. the largest source of funding for park renovations in the last decades are our funds, between 2008 bond and 2012, as you can see in this slide. that puts it to about $320 million. what is really significant is we've been able to leverage this public investment for other sources. the departments have leveraged approximately $60 million of

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adams. >> stacy abrams won back in may and had a convincing defeat of her rival. be the nation's first black elected governor if she wins. instead of taking a centrist attitu attitude, she is gunning for left leaning voters with gun control, taxes and justice that other democrats haven't taken in georgia. >> that was already history making for stacy abrams and we'll see what happens in november. >>> this week a piece of civil rights history going up for auction. it's the wooden house that was once resided by rosa parks. we'll speak with a family member and the president of the auction house about this historic home next. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody e

to say goodbye and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy her privilege thing i guess stacy herbert you know we just on twitter is because reports are like somebody you know. xena's says harlan kentucky. overboard this move from blois you could walk through street funnies remained in. a coma and he said she was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was just said. that it was love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened to. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. close. some people completely. people as you know we that. in. the trees. mostly say sit on these guys but yet you seem so. out of a sudden the man just. simple be gentle with time. i said i wouldn't enter it

herbert last thing i guess stacy herbert going to resist on twitter is because reporters like somebody else. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy foundation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to some people. use indigenous people as you know we that the. people treat. mostly and say that's only. one of the side. the man just. told be there. i said i will. begin if they will not allow me. if they will shoot. me. if you have been killed by me you know that. i mean. i. i. i i. and headlines this morning weapons used by rebels and terrorists in syria traced back to some western countries including the us an independent investigation the serial numbers of those missiles will tell you all about that coming up. also u.s. authorities have been secretly following american travelers even those not officially under investigation with official saying it's common practice in sport or heated to break. this is not mass hysteria

to this story of what i'm saying what i see with stacy herbert sitting here in new york city when i turn on m.s.n. b.c. and i see them having a breakdown here they are hanging out with the same billionaires this guy did they are having the same mental breakdown and who are those billionaires who are the one percent remember reach all mad i was making thirty million a year all those guys you see on the news are making twenty thirty forty million dollars a year they're all making that sort of money they are the same sort of people that are sitting there asking how are they going to protect themselves from you you're the viewer the viewer the got the person the opioid addict that rachel maddow is selling stool softener to she's afraid of that person and she's afraid of how how to get away from that person so when they're talking about why we need more war they're basically i think genetically you talked about you know cairo in egypt and the pyramids and stuff like that like i think our d.n.a. no it's like we're at a tipping point and that something's going to come on the day and then they a

brian kemp, the secretary of state being out lieutenant governor casey campbell who face democrat stacyams in november, wasting no time kicking off his campaign against her. >> radical liberal who cares more for billionaire backers than for you all, you hard-working georgians. stacy's money is coming from california, new york and massachusetts, not georgia. >> reporter: if abrams wins she would be the first black female governor in the us. making his case donald trump's supreme court pick meets monday with democratic senator joe manchin. it could be crucial to getting brett kavanaugh on the bench while manchin is up for reelection in the red-hot state. >> reporter: joe manchin is holding discussions whether to support the supreme court nominee with voters in a state trump won by 42. >> i have not done that myself. >> reporter: if manchin votes know it affects voters and gop opponent patrick morrissey questions his government. >> the more it is clear he is only in this to appeal his liberal donors and only stand for judge brett kavanaugh after it is clear they have the votes. >> reporter

if you was pretend you were a russian coach which in english in english you feel the power of the staci hey i'm sure you know what part of me had you at the moment give me the speech. you got you got to get better over going to search for we're going to go forty we have all the fans here all or nothing come on it's your country is so torn you need to make your own history come on good brother she run russian players please i you remind me a mexico buddy banner do you have a message. two russian fans thank you thank you for the hospitality thank you for making it such an amazing experience continue supporting did the team it's a wonderful world cup good luck and i hope that they would win the world cup thank you for everything being great immutable come on we were counting on you guys that was the plan russia mexico the final we give you a chance so if you give me a down i fear police when the cap. after the victory moscow's zoo named it step equal you go to a can and the keepers are not according to the zoo the but has perfect vision and lightning fast reflexes just like this.

serious money laundering ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. a bill for a match you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. trumps imitation to putin to visit the white house is postponed putin turns around inviting trump to moscow as trump out of a grand plan regarding russia or is he merely keeping a campaign promise this and much much more efficient across. headlines an r.t. british m.p. compares breaks it to setting yourself on fire after reports emerge the army is prepared to fly in food or medicine in the event of the u.k. crashing out of the u. with no deal the shocking postwar practice in canada is exposed where the authorities forced thousands of single women to give up their babies we hear from one of the victims there was no conversation with me about how i got pregnant all they cared about was the fact that i was. pregnant and that i had a baby that they could. take and therapists in the u.s. they presidencies creating a new anxiety disorder that is democrats remain convin

kemp goes on to face stacy abrams. she could become the first african american governor. jason, thank you for joining us. first of all, let's talk about the republican guy. you know, you hear people talking, i guess people in the far right, who talk like that. but not a person who is running for governor of a state who talks about quote, criminal illegals. that is all they are, and criminal because they didn't have documents and going to round them up like citizen arrest. little extreme. your thoughts about likability. >> it is tough for me as a georgian watching because it is embarrassing. he is pandering to a tiny group of people. the first thing i want to say, it doesn't reflect my state where i live. you are going to see regular mainstream georgians feel that is unacceptable. and it is going to leave the door open for abrams to walk through it. >> the president had to deal with that in georgia as lieutenant governor. how do you compare these two fellows, this guy, and that guy. >> kemp is from a different era. >> is he as bad as lester maddox? is he? >> no. i think br

you was pretend you were a russian coach rich an english teacher in english we feel the power of the staci hey he's here you know how far they have to be at the moment give me the speech. you got you got to get better over going to search for we're going to cope or to we have all the fans here all or nothing come on it's your country is so tall and you need to make your own history come on good brother she run the russian players please i you remind me a mexico buddy spinner you haven't missed. two russian fans thank you thank you for the hospitality thank you for making it such an amazing experience continue supporting the team it's a wonderful world cup good luck and i hope that they would do with the world cup thank you for everything. you need to come on we were counting on you guys that was the plan russia mexico the final we give you a chance so if you give me a bad idea please when the cap. all the say is made by russian goalkeeper ico i can feel i have in the game against spain a surprise to many not though his former coach. your poor fifth total proportion the improvement there yo

the two stacy, they were great candidates. one, stacy evans is a great person.'s get enough whites over to our side and energize the african-american base, stacy abrams believes in the new way, which is to get your base out there and move people towards you by being a candidate of conviction, conviction politics is what they have lacked other than president obama in his races in the mid-term. so i think that you need to do boat. i don't think there is an either or, or infighting in the democratic party. it's inside the beltway. it gets all the headlines. it's bs. what is going on on the ground is young people taking over the party, running good candidates, whether it be conor lamb, a moderate. or the young lady we are about to have on, which is smart we can win both ways. >> you are running yourself. which is it? when you are running? is it more about trying to convert white suburban women and spending money on that? >> right. >> or about getting new voters, young voters of color in. >> i'm looking at voters of color. look at the trend in america right now. you

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and then as you pointed out at the top, stacy abrams, who is this progressive firebrand that could be first african-american governor ever elected. it's amazing. >> it's amazing. and the choice is stark, just to be clear, when you talk about kemp driving around in his pickup truck, picking up illegal immigrations. we should say, again, trump came out today with a full-throated endorsement of kemp. april, pretty incredible, though, that you have a video like that, that became something that the republican candidates, where we're going to get the results here momentarily, had to talk about. >> yeah. well, you know, this is -- sacha baron cohen just played tonight climate right now. and for some, this is what they want. this is the political incorrectness that we're seeing from the head. and you know, this candidate felt it was okay. but you know, it comes out of a state of georgia where you have a potential african-american woman to be the new governor of that state -- stacy abrams, turning it purple. we're not in a moment in 2018 where we should be doing that kind of thing. we're going

stacy bradley, deputy director of planning at rec and park. we're excited to be here at this milestone phase and are really proud of the project and all of the work we've didn't with our partners. we consider this to be one of the most important undertakings of the park world in san francisco in our modern history. we have the opportunity to partner with build to clean up the site and create an enhanced parks through our development projects. i want to re-emphasize the partnerships. that we've had as part of the project. we work with the supervisor and mayor lee to create the india basin waterfront task force with all of the partners that you see listed here. in particular with build oewd, pg & e, hunters point, parks 941-124 and everyone else that was integral to providing feedback and input on our design. to give you -- to continue on with the spatial imagery. the project is an area where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. 900 innis and india basin, we have an opportunity to create 1.5 miles of connected waterfront open space th

christina, you look at stacy abrams closing ad in her democratic primary and you look at the closing ad for kemp in georgia, the contrast, not just in what the positions are, but the issue spaces dollar talking about. abrams is talking about four different concrete policy proposals and kemp is like, i stand for the national anthem. >> right. right. this is the economic anxiety the trump voters are supposedly having. we know kemp trafficked in these races and xen nophobic trobes and abrams is saying i want to help move georgia forward in an economic space, right? if you actually have good transportation and you have grants to help you with your small business and we have better schools and programs to support, you know, the working class, the working poor, single mothers, marginalized communities, whatever it may be this is a much better state this is what we will do. that will actually feed you and nourish you. kemp is essentially saying hating people from mexico or insert the name of another country that's all we need. standing for the national anthem is not going to put food on you

yeah we did well we got a nice watch for max and for stacy beautiful jewelry. for matt you know what money laundering is highly illegal for a watch guys of course. i . think he said in my remarks. i will say this i don't see any reason why it would be. yet. from the mainstream media. that he sees no reason why. the us president elect. america. and. india's. government to deal with. the latest world news headlines here live. international all of us here welcome to the pro. u.s. president donald trump is facing get backlash after claiming that he misspoke when saying that he saw no reason why russia what america's presidential elections he was already under intense pressure from the u.s. media over his performance at the helsinki summit with vladimir putin reporting from washington on his latest. correspondent. the key sentence in my remarks i said the word would instead of what. i have president putin he just said it's not russian i will say this i don't see any reason why it would be. sent and should have been i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia. s

for another segment sure ok that's going to if this is just on the guys report with a max keiser and stacy ever i think our guest reisa bob he's the founder of gold money and been a joiner a just on twitter it's kaiser report and so next time you all. do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. want. to go to press that's what before three of them or you could get. interested always in the water in the. the so it. was thirty. i was i. was. i. wrong to reach the world cup final with a one nil victory a look belgium and some pieces but. do you recall after sure life. after all you don't have the money. this is. a standoff is expected at wednesday's nato summit in brussels after donald trump accuses european countries of failing to pay their way in the alliance. and the alleged victim of nerve gas poisoning in the u.k. town of amesbury regains consciousness it remains in a critical condition. a very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me mickey aaron good to have you with us this hour now from software to the final o

thanks for having me and that's about it for this edition of the cause report was made last kaiser stacy am i to thank misfires stein of planet policy. that's where we all live feel like i'm just on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by you all. right we're all set to start in five yes to the studio has a signal. he's not going to talk about. just maybe right after the war's explorers were moved would have their new. food record. last week. ok in this room full welcome to sophie and tell aunt sophie shevardnadze and today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas. good luck little. u.s. president's national security adviser confirms a second trump putin summit has been postponed until after the russia which is over . claims russia will interfere in the upcoming midterm elections to help his rivals the democrats. the tenth annual brics summit of emerging economies is underway in south africa with america's trade wars high on the agenda and also to come. over six hundred migrants forced their way into spain after storming through a border fence between the country's e

stacy abrams, the democrat, hoping to turn a traditional red state blue.can do that, she would be the nation's first female african-american governor. you see her there on the cover of "time" magazine. molly ball is the author of this great cover story. we talked about the republican candidate yesterday. he's a trumpian conservative. stacy abrams says, no, that's not georgia. >> she's hoping this race follows the model of a couple other states that recently had races that pitted a democrat, who emphasizes pocketbook issues, versus a republican who is very much a trumpian culture warrior, talking about guns and illegal immigration and all kinds of other cultural issues that a governor doesn't usually concern themself with. for example, the virginia governors race and the alabama senate race. in both of those you had republican candidates using a trump echoing message. democrats are running on expanding health care, expanding medicaid in the case of stacey abrams. georgia, historically red state. it's only become republican in the last decade and a half. it'

we will continue to work with tokes and stacy in part of the assessment in supporting that and help towards the planning. and in addition to the bond, we certainly are doing what we can to look for our sources including as an example working at the state level to apply to grants. they're just completed a $280,000 grant application for the forest and we'll continue to work at that, in addition to helping with the bond's passage. appreciate your support. we look forward it keeping you updated as we get further and more detailed assessment. >> president buell: thank you. >> clerk: next speaker. >> speaking for the california plant society. we've been very pleased with the past bond issues that have helped our parks. we have been working every wednesday ever since the natural resources division was formed in 1997 and actually 10 years before that, we've been working for 30 years out there helping to restore the areas which up until establishment of the natural resources division, there was no working done other than hazard work. maybe picking up dead bodies and wrecked autos. so there was a tre

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>> well, every poll that has been done has indicated that i am the only person that could beat stacyhe weaker of the two. leland: is it weaker or because you appear more to a crossover audience and have not gone so far to the right? >> we undeniably have a very strong crossover vote. we been able to demonstrate 20% african-american vote in the general election and the number one on the statewide ballot more than any other candidate. certainly, that's indicative of my record of doing things that make a difference that impact people's lives in a positive w way. also, micro account and the fact that i did not come from the country club. i came from [inaudible] and raised by a single mom who worked two jobs. leland: we heard your campaign has gone on and i hate to cut you off but we've got to give equal time to gave your opponent last hour and rub against that. good to see you, sir. open invitation after tuesday to come back and talk about it and talk about november, sir. >> wonderful. great being with you the five all the best. list. elizabeth: turning now to the immigration debate. the

stacy, thank you for joining me.because you're a woman this is a tremendous achievement but think about it, women in the financial industry, you're now the president. we've got a female running the nasdaq. extraordinary times. >> yes, it is extraordinary. >> this administration is all about deregulation, specifically in the financial sector. what's your take? >> i think it's interesting. when you look at some of the things the administration is doing, you would expect them to be more a long the lines of deregulation than some of the actions we're actually seeing some of the proposals from the sec or introducing more restrictions on so many of the markets which is surprising. >> why do you think deregulation is a good idea? we saw dodd frank and the vockv rule get put in place. because of the financial crisis the banking industry could have avoided, but there wasn't much regulation. >> it's important to strike the right balance. when we look at attracting the public markets, you know, making the public markets attract