ben stein what do you make of all of this? >> ben: i bought my son a house and he's happily living there. so that made it really really simple and he loves his house and of course he can't be bothered to cut the lawn but otherwise it's great. but i'd like, i have too many houses so the millennials just look me up online if you'd like to buy some of my houses. >> [laughter] >> i'm not a millennial but maybe i'll apply with my family ben stein you'll be hosting. >> ben: well they are the largest group. >> neil: they're also the latest group to get into this market. now to charlie's earlier point it might be a late sign. >> well there's 35% of home buyers 13% of the population. they are at least the same size if not a little bit bigger than the baby boomers so it's worth paying attention to and another trend that's interesting is they're not going to starter homes or looking to buy a home for like $90,000 and fix it up. they're skewing the prices higher they waited longer and have been at home longer scott average prices-- >> nei

the most i'm stein is about talking to and we like having good discussions seventy percent of the time we spent together is chatting on. a trip back in time to the late one nine hundred eighty guitarist hollanders and keyboard push on the flop alarm and were part of the legendary east berlin punk outfit feeling big. i. i. i i i yeah. we were really lucky to meet up when you reach of the from the old days and had something in common. you could have all come to nothing with the same music. the music isn't any better than other music it was. like to thank you. for. the trademark homage tined sound would soon make its mark the big breakthrough came with the one nine hundred ninety seven single angle which spent several months in the german charts. hans john have released sixty two albums to date everyone a good. strong start try starting to please supply. the band's pension for explosives set design works well on the big screen shoot as seen here in the concert movie stein paris. their tours to the berlin based band from mexico to japan and they show no signs of retiring. this beautiful go

charlie gas and we've got kennedy here along with ben stein and adam leshinsky. charles payne? >> clayton: i don't know why he made it either or proposition. competition drives cost and goods like that but every company struggles and looks for the lowest tax domicile. even amazon is looking for someone to give them $10 billion in tax breaks, lower taxes don't mean anything to corporate america or the bottom line and to the economy. >> neil: and obviously companies rich with this stuff. i mean, apple comes to mind. they certainly seek out low taxes. >> listen i like mark cuban, nice guy. it's funny that he earned his billions or billion or whatever he's worth 2 billion and now he wants to deprive other people of potentially earning a billion by listen, the bottom line is this. innovation does occur no matter what the tax code is like generally, as long as we have a generally free market but you've got to look at it this way. if you do give people an incentive to save and invest with lower taxes generally innovation grows from that and i think that's what he's missing here and by

i'm stein's antics have also been celebrated twice on cinema screens most of the documentary ramstein in america and more recently in a concert movie i'm starring paris public support hit the red carpets of both p.b.s. . the typical pair a technical extravaganza of a concert the notorious german bands concert film paris their shows are loud and provocative but on the red carpet the band members look relatively tame all six attended the movie's world premiere in berlin in march twenty seventeen a project that was a labor of love. making its. reach new album so we tried to come up with a show that will outdo the last one. and i think it's important to document out somehow. to capture the essence of what we were trying to do. in this case it worked really well we can show our grandkids what we were like on stage. the film teachers footage from two concerts in paris in twenty twelve thirty cameras were strategically placed to capture the band's mix of music high tech stage effects and theater the film was shown simultaneously in cinemas in more than forty countries. so life. it's always t

rosen stein, mr. mccabe's roles all the way back to the fusion one investigations and continuing on for that period of ten years? i suppose if i understand you correctly there was nothing down there to formally to vet them? >> i think i understand you correctly. and i think that's correct. >> and i know that oftyou've an this so i'm going to go very quickly with you. with regard to the fusion gps dossier it's been reported widely in the meads yeah that fbi paid for some of that. do you know whether that's accurate or not, accurate reporting of the media? >> i do not. >> and i guess it's also been widely reported in the media that the fbi at some point reviewed that dossier, particularly under mr. comey. so do you know if that ever occurred? >> i'm not able to comment on that. >> okay. whether you say you are not able to comment, that means you may not know or there is an investigation? >> i have not been involved in that investigation. >> okay. >> and i don't even read the newspapers that closely. >>

they are called rich for a reason. >> ben stein, mark preston, thank you both so much. we'll get more details from the senate side of their version of the tax plan. i'll hear from them in a little white. coming up on cnn president trump who once truly trashed chooiina trade practices now says he doesn't blame them for taking advantage of the u.s. is this the art of the deal playing out in action in this part of the country? and will it make any difference on issues of trade and pressuring china with regard to north korea? we'll take you live there next. >>> also troubling details about the texas church massacre. the gunman telling a former colleague why he used to buy animals off craig's list. and moments from now the air force is expected to hold a news conference. we will learn more perhaps on the break down in his background. what should be done now with the church? will it, should it be torn down? i'm brooke baldwin. and you are watching cnn. and when youod sugar is a replace one meal... choices. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to he

mayor hall stein announced today that he will continue as before fighting for his open door policy. well the reporter rebecca my own went to the town of all ten and spoke to us outside of that shop where the mayor was stand. all of them are united in saying that the violence against their mayor is absolutely uncalled for but some were blessed surprise than others about the attack in this and this quiet town some have said there are very that they've been very disappointed with the policies that the mayor has put through not only with refugees but also they feel that he has not been able to revive this sleeping and and demographically dying town one of the mayor's main goals by by taking on more refugees than than the quotas actually were supposed to give this town back in two thousand and fifteen was to help boost the demographics and get more people into the empty apartments here but two years later now the residents are saying they're not seeing the changes what was one of the more interesting things also about this case is that in the stone a lot and where in the in the shop wher

mayor hall stein announced today that he will continue as before fighting for his open door policy. earlier i asked today w.'s rebecca who was in altoona how local residents have been responding to this attack. all of them are united in saying that the violence against their mayor is absolutely uncalled for but some were less surprised than others about the attack in this and this quiet town some have said that they are very that they've been very disappointed with the policies that the mayor has put through not only with refugees but also they feel that he has not been able to revive this sleeping and and demographically dying town one of the mayor's main goals by by taking on more refugees than than the quotas actually were supposed to give this town back in two thousand and fifteen was to help boost the demographics to get more people into the empty apartments here but three years two years later now the residents are saying they're not seeing the changes and it's created. it's created quite a lot of hurt feelings and people who feel that the refugees who are here maybe maybe tak

also featured a new video for mind went with imagery that even by i'm stein's standards what's stopping be afraid. of it. a relentless thank you oh. thank. you so much i. am. showing. so much oh oh oh yeah thank you ok a koan in the to us thanks oh and thanks and now look at the musicians exploits outside the band in our public sports special extra section eleven i'm trying to children the man has just enjoyed success as the group's front man has teamed up with swedish metal musician patrick top to play him in the duel linda monk in twenty fifteen their first album spills and fills shot into charts from britain to australia thanks to a guitarist on the card close by has his own son project going on with his band emigrate. members enjoy taking time out for extracurricular activities thanks it's more important than rush trying to keep the band healthy and. happy then just you know follow i do your of the industry. today emigrate have released two albums and collaborated with such big a musician says japanese guitar legend the time. till in the right song lyrics and he's dabbled in poetry

. >> and i'm stein. >> reporter: -- co-owners of the john stein tree company in mckinleyville, californiathe heart of redwood country. it turns out, they send you the kit to grow the tree yourself. >> you can grow your own living christmas tree with this awesome christmas tree grow kit. >> reporter: two new hires since we first met them last year. six different types of christmas trees, $8.99 apiece. won't be ready for christmas, though, but they say, two to three years, they're tall enough to put up. all with three words in mind. >> made in america! by the john stein company! >> i love it. grow your own tree. and the dog clearly excited, too, for christmas. tweet me your made in america christmas ideas. i'm david muir. good night. night. >>> oakland is taking some homeless from tents to tuff sheds, but what's the next step? >>> and controversy over christmas trees. who's behind these san jose decorations that people say don't fit with the holiday spirit. >>> a couple that lost their home in the north bay fires came here to berkeley and lost something else, their cat. i'm john than bloom

liz: ben stein, we love having you go on. and get ben stein's book. he's a great writer.come back soon. >> thank you so much. liz: now, this next story affects how you stream your internet content, what it costs. they're going to wipe out what are called these net neutrality regulations. he's fixing an obama-era mistake that let the u.s. government micromanage the internet. >> getting these utility-style heavy-handed regulations off the internet will encourage more companies to invest. and one of the things we found in this process. >> even small companies? >> especially the smaller companies because those are the companies that don't have the wherewithal to hire a bunch of lawyers and accountants to comply with these regulations. they were the ones that told us, look, it's hard enough as it is to raise capital and invest in these areas, especially rural or lower income areas. these regulations don't make that business case easier. liz: tune in to kennedy, fox business tonight for the full interview at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. next up, outrage after the washington redskins

the only stein i like more is the one filled with fear, author and political commentator mark stein.eering and applause] he is not just my favorite host for my favorite sandwich, creator and host of the room and report, david rubin. [cheering and applause] if you ask her for her side and she was a dead end. kat sims. [cheering and applause] airplane hangar is his pup tent, my massive psychic, tyrus. [cheering and applause] all these gang signs going on here. i'm scared here. it has been a year and the planet is still here and are you surprised. >> i love to most when he was dancing with the saudi princes. i waited all my life for a man who knows how to dance with -- i can't imagine john kasich or jeb bush dancing with them and it's a great tune dancing with the pals. [laughter] is like a big show over there. dancing with them is a great show. greg: what happens if you loose? >> that is not a good. greg: there is a stadium for that. >> and in the semi final they'll chop one of your fingers off and that makes it difficult. greg: is the country better or worse or the same? >> i always d

the only stein i like more is the one filled with fear, author and political commentator mark stein.eering and applause] he is not just my favorite host for my favorite sandwich, creator and host of the room and report, david rubin. [cheering and applause] if you ask her for her side and she was a dead end. kat sims. [cheering and applause] airplane hangar is his pup tent, my massive psychic, tyrus. [cheering and applause] all these gang signs going on here. i'm scared here. it has been a year and the planet is still here and are you surprised. >> i love to most when he was dancing with the saudi princes. i waited all my life for a man who knows how to dance with -- i can't imagine john kasich or jeb bush dancing with them and it's a great tune dancing with the pals. [laughter] is like a big show over there. dancing with them is a great show. greg: what happens if you loose? >> that is not a good. greg: there is a stadium for that. >> and in the semi final they'll chop one of your fingers off and that makes it difficult. greg: is the country better or worse or the same? >> i always d

this is something we knew even before the election. >> sam stein, i've heard them talk about cases like the president, again professionals who have not treated the president, they always leave with that caveat. saying this is one of the markers of narcissism. needing your world to adhere to your story. all of it has to be together as a package going forward. the problem is on a day like today with all of this happening if the koreans had figured out a way to straighten out the track of a missile like today's, we may be yanked into a very different story. >> yeah, i want to step back for a second and just tell the viewer how remarkable it is that we're even talking about this. this used to be a political train that people didn't touch. armchair psychology, stuff like that where you weren't supposed to diagnose even talk about the psychology of the president. but we're at a this point in large part because trump has brought us here. i think the real existential question is does he believe the universe he's creating or is this all an act for perpetuating a larger means? then there's the ot

stein, always a pleasure.ims and tyrus the fox news alert tonight, dozens of people killed after a powerful earthquake strikes in iran. it would happen just before midnight local time there. at least 61 people have been killed by this earthquake and more than 200 have been injured. it was felt hundreds of miles away in downtown baghdad and there are reports of structural damage in the city. we will give you an update as we get more information on the damage and larger death toll from the earthquake on the iran, iraq border. >> now are other top story, president trump

rosen stein gave mueller a mandate.perate within that mandate or go back to rosen stein to get that mandate expanded. the system is working just fine. nobody is -- i'm saying, so nobody is rogue. the independent council stat toot doesn't provide any more protection than the current regulations do. i have no doubt but that this regulatory structure works just as well as ours did. >> you have to be clear to the viewers. the independent council was a law passed by and signed by the president 37 so the president couldn't disregard that under the constitution, he can, as you pointed out. all the authority of all the special councils and rosen stein comes from the president. >> i have to get another quick break in. brian, you didn't have a chance to -- >> yeah, i would say everybody says, should the president be aggressive against mueller? it's important to remember at the end of the day, this is going to be a political trial, the information is going to be sent back to congress. any time you're dealing with a political trial

stein" from their fathers who founded the company.nd their hamburger, the brooklyn burger, was the staple at new york's three biggest sporting venues. good burger. it's the best. it was a $50 million business, but something didn't smell right. so the money that the customers owe us -- those are the receivables. correct. how much is our total receivables right now? couple hundred thousand? almost $4 million on the street. are you kidding me? so, based on that information, the offer i made was to put $1 million in and own 50% of the business. and the way i arrived at the $1 million offer was the receivables and liabilities -- the assets and the liabilities were off by about $1 million. and that my million dollars would essentially fill that hole, i would tighten the expenses, keep the revenue going, and over time for a million bucks, i would own a $50 million business. seemed like a good idea, right? about 3/4 of the way through the episode, i brought in an accountant to really dig into the numbers. so, does this break out how much you'

so with that, let's get the inside scoop from msnbc contributor charlie psysykes an sam stein, politicstor of "the daily beast." welcome all. i should just say that i consider myself a friend and acquaintance, a guest of charlie rose on his pbs broadcast for decades. and so this is painful here as well as for our friends at cnbc news. charlie sykes, out across america, is this a moment of change and revelation and transformation, perhaps? or is this something that is -- >> this is an extraordinary moment. i can't recall something happening this quickly. but is it going to be a moment of truth or a moment of ugly tribalism? it can go either way. still think there's a real possibility that roy moore will be going to the united states senate. and that both political parties will see this as an opportunity to score points rather than as an opportunity to step back and go, okay, wait. this is an issue that transcends partisan division. so it could either on a moment of deliberation or it could be another chapter in our ugly partisan politics. >> we have seen people of great power being toppl

she said she voted for jill stein which earned her condemnation from the left. is it any surprise to see democrats turning on one of their own for refusing to step in line? the party panel is next. i'm always excited to see an ultra leftist take a whack at hillary clinton. >> now they are taking a whack at susan sarandon. people i think their eyes glass over they manage they can't reconcile the fact that hillary clinton is the most of hawkish democrat. they mean big ones where you topping the regime and send troops in. donald trump has escalated the crappy wars, but he's not likely to start a land war anywhere. that's what sarandon meant and that's not a raisey conclusion to come up with. kennedy: that's a conclusion bernie sanders and jill stein supporters came to and that's why they wouldn't walk in lock step with hillary clinton. she created her own establishment. but not a surprise to see the left cannibalizing itself. >> i agree that there used to be a country called libya that fungsd and was under control, now they aring a slave auctions. i will give her c

via stein leaps to start just as in the last stand if such as my favorite term just oh my god it's the it's the mac and cheese one speak speak god it's the macaroni and cheese but i can't say it's with the aspects live there you go. right here accept why don't you like your rights and you've got to be true rich to get schneiderman all stamboul austin cops have opposable the most simple good one best only goes to stack and only goes to shit here. my greatest strength is i have faith and in everything and my greatest weakness is i'm not so nice to myself inside i have to be nice or i'm too hard on myself so i try i'm trying to be nicer i've been telling her that up shut up shut up but it's true you know i think in my earlier years i was worried more mean to myself but now i'm i'm good with her but sometimes she's like shall come out ok. the stack has. been torn when i'm d. from the forget. i'm on a glorious to. off left for the truck at. nine this was. actually. this needed. yeah you can take it. if you find the do yet slice. thank you if ya thank you thank you. i'm. banned. everything.

well i'm joined now by jerry fire stein from washington he is director for gulf affairs and government relations at the middle east institute he served as ambassador for the u.s. in several countries including lebanon and yemen ambassador good to have you on the show i want to ask you about the tensions that we're seeing tonight that are focused on lebanon do you think that we are headed towards a military conflict in lebanon between iran and saudi arabia no i don't think so i think that you're absolutely correct that tensions have been raised clearly the saudis are looking at that and on. in the. picture of the conflict with iran in the live on syria as well as they have been on concern over his boat. and of course this is also a response in some way to the events of the other day the missile that was launched against saudi arabia from yemen which they blame on the iranians and hizbollah would also be responsible for that so they're they're definitely ratcheting up tension but i i don't think and our view that it's likely to boil over to a hot war but where do you think this increase

the al franken stein picture is really bad. speaks a thousand words. where do his hands go in pictures two, three, four, five, & to think he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women. referring to when he was at snl. franken wrote a script or proposed a script about rape leslie stahl. this is trumpian in many ways, but in the context of the fact that he has not said a word, not tweeted a letter about roy moore. >> three things are really weird about that tweet starting with the fact that he talks about where his hands were going rather than actually showing sympathy for the victim in this picture on that kind of creepy and strange. the picture he decided to paint. the second thing is, there is a senate candidate in alabama who is credibly accused of pedophilia and he has not addressed that issue at all. it's hard to say one sexual assault is worse than another, but most people think pedophilia is about the evil crime someone could commit. finally, he is himself credibly accused of sexually assaulting women and

dunk to tie it on a 4- point possession stein with 19 points off the benchtie game less than 20 secondsver draymond green 108-106 kingslast shot for warriors thompson gets the switch on 6- foot frank mason but misses the 3-pointerfinal: 110-106 wariors (first wn for kings in oakland since 2013) you want to be a tough guy? you need to think about your team first and your pocketbook michael crabtree and aquib talib both have been suspened 2 games without pay for their fight yesterday that will cost crabtree more than $750,000that's likely much more than crabtree's chain cost crabtree taped it to his shirt as talib had snathced it during a game previously but the broncos cornerback got it again touching of the melee after crabtree shoved him to the ground it was on puches flying after crabtree lost his helmetboth were ejected from the game meanwhile the raiders other starting receiver amari cooper suffered a concussion... so they could be without their 2 starting receivers for the next 2 games all the noise after the 49ers game was about jimmy garoppolo garoppolo sat while c.j. beathard...

said i'm standing in front of the done a lot and actually the kabob place where mayor and i as host stein was stabbed last night he suffered a multi centimeter wound to his neck and was taken to the hospital but was able to be released a couple hours later he even held a press conference this morning in which he said that he plans to continue conducting policies and to continue to work for the people not only the refugees who live here and out and but also for the people who were here before. now you've been speaking with al sadr residents what have they been saying. well that's really they're very split here all of them are united in saying that the violence against their mayor is absolutely uncalled for but some are blessed surprise than others about the attack in this and this quiet town some have said they're very that they've been very disappointed with the policies that the mayor has put through not only with refugees but also they feel that he has not been able to revive this sleeping and and demographically dying town one of the mayor's main goals by by taking on more refugees tha

citizens chose donald trump over hillary clinton jill stein and gary johnson to be the quote unquote leader of the free world and what a jam packed three hundred sixty five days it is ben we've seen political discourse devolve into namecalling finger pointing paranoid zina conspiracy mongering and that is just on the democratic side of the country we've seen republicans finally get the ball in their court by having not only the presidency but the congress and the supreme court in their grubby little hands and still find a way to consistently fail there based on their long time campaign promises it's been quite quite quite the year but despite all the exasperate in the broken promises the new way of looking at the ism the embarrassing twitter wars the fake news the tapper is tapping the blitzers wolfing the military industrial chest thumping the kim jong un the protests the all right temper tantrums an anti was adolescent a. we are here in the united states are well we're still standing the world hasn't ended and thankfully thankfully there are still those of us out there in the darkn

rosen stein's office in maryland, it help approved by two years or more. >> there was an fbi informant in 2009. >> i have not talked with him, but the department of justice i understand approved him providing information to the congress. i understand he will be set up in a few days and you will be able to hear from him direct. >> should you too because he has evidence of illegal conduct in 2009 and 2010 before the deal was agreed to involving uranium one. that's something we need to do. let me move on. the leaking you mentioned, you can't confirm or deny the existence of the leaks. michael flynn and others used politically against the administration. since the president was elected, has anybody been headlight accountable for leaking information against the administration with the political mode? >> i think the individual in georgia had a motive that has been charged. we have 27 ongoing investigations. some of those were leaks before president trump took office and some after. >> final question. >> before that it was -- it's three times this year than the entire three years before. >> w

from win ben stein's money.r this fella who wrote this. >> hey, jimmy replaced his nose with a [ bleep ]? you have a dead ringer for dumbo. you a crazy sick [ bleep ]. >> jimmy kimmel, you still look like a potato but now you look like a hairy potato. so you're extra gross. >> i disagree. i think jimmy kimmel looks like a slightly bloated carson daly but not as funny. slightly bloated? >> this is going to sound fantastic but i forgot jimmy kimmel's name. so i googled ugly late-night talk show hosts and i got him top link. >> jimmy kimmel open your eyes. your eyes look like vaginas. hashtag squinter. >> i liked jimmy better when he was somewhat fat. skinny jimmy is no bueno. >> dear jimmy kimmel, go wrap your ball sack around your neck and choke yourself to death, then put your head up your there's nothing -- there's no nuance to that. >> @kanyewest says, jimmy kimmel, put yourself in my shoes. oh, no, that means you would have gotten too much good [ bleep ] in your life. you have a point, kanye. >> @jimmykimmel,

sam stein, what do we think happens here if he does get con convicted? that puts democrats in a really tough spot and we have -- we have paid so much attention to this. >> first of all, again, the context here is bad. whether or not there was an illegal act, he clearly was the recipient of a donor and overtures made to help that donor. objectively you could say this sound and smells bad. the problem for the prosecution is that we have now a new precedent that has been set through the mcdonald trial which was essentially you really do have to prove like a very, very concrete quid pro quo in order to get a conviction. if you talk to people about this it looks like it will be a hung jury. let's put that as the context. let's say he does get convicted. he does not have to resign. >> no. >> the body has to vote and force him out. if enough democrats say, you know what, we're not going to take that action until the next governor is seated, then the next governor -- >> they may try to force a vote along those lines. >> sure. and from who i've talked to, they ar

president trump is wrapping up his foreign trip to asia but influence still being stein in japan.alking about the burger he ordered trump organization a lunch and that puppy is selling out. he opted for a $10 cooked well done, a wave of diners are ordering the same with some locations selling out by the afternoon. >> i just wanted to talk about this for a minute. i believe it's interesting milania and i ivanka and barren thinks it's sold out. people think the burgers >> he loves his burgers and you have that >> but a burger cooked well-done >> i have fundamental issues with that >> and he also likes his steak well done. >> he does like that, there's the unstash substantiated rumors he takes it with ketchup. there was ketchup on the table. >> i've stayed at the trump taj mahal hotel, in atlantic city. i don't recall a $10 burger being on the menu, i know you can't get one at the $10 hotel in dc >> it is a bargain >> what is the most you would pay >> most i have ever paid is like 15, 20. >> i'm about that, somebody gasped in the control room. >> mike is horrified >> producer christi

. >> now, we saw the president's tweets last night condemning al franken calling him al franken stein he should moore should step down if they're true. also we should point out there are multiple women who have accused president trump of some kind of misconduct. the white house was asked about that. >> this was covered pretty extensively during the campaign. we addressed that and the american people i think spoke loud and clear this president. >> how is this different >> in one case, specifically senator franken has admitted wrongdoing and the president hasn't, it's a very clear distinction >> with all the sexual misconduct coming to light you'd have to think it would be a matter of time before another supreme court justice will be accused. bill o'neill is a real lady's man and he took to facebook to defend all head resexual males. look at him. that is a looker. what i'm about to show you is complete legitimate. he writes this. quote, as a candidate for governor let me say my opponents research time in the last 50 years i was sexually intimate with approximately 50 attractive females

money stein thought of that. he would let the. palestinian population here and. we have walked in penance to express our sorrow for the one hundred years of suffering dispossession injustice and conflict which the balfour declaration has brought the palestinian people the palestinians say. about for directly looked worse than it was a tragedy that wasn't a tragedy what's been tragic is the refusal to accept this one hundred years later i hope that change your mind because if they do we can move forward finally to making peace between our two.

awful and traumatizing they were like screw this, i'm getting out and we saw that with harvey wine stein and other examples that women basically encounter this as the first door they walk through, the first gate keeper and like i don't want anything to do with this. >> they described a culture on the show to us of fear and intimidation. everybody they said was afraid of charlie's temper but he was the key to their career success they thought and it seemed to be it was encouraged to spend time with him. they would go to his apartment to deliver research and work at his mansion and many allegations in the piece took place in these locations. the idea is do you take this invitation because this guy has the key to your career. if you don't go, you're not going to build a relationship with him when he interviews assad. it's a catch 22. >> amazing piece of reporting. thanks for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >> that is "all in" for this evening. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight president trump takes a stand on roy moore by defending him. the president says he doe

to be honest stein house aged thirty eight she's the first female bundesliga referee. my name is. police officer. the first female referee in a top european league the first female referee in the bundesliga. and she preferred not to be on camera certainly not just because she's a woman but that's exactly why she's in the limelight women pioneer and idol bibiana shine house on wonder woman great role model definitely a prior new. rules being your call and being a referee is very sad. and on responsibility also performing all the people i referenced around the world. the german one is new guys definitely one of the worldwide smalls groups baghdad for us all over and so having a female here is really a big footstep in general. that has been missed so much focus on the other stuff i still play such a. tough choice but mostly get to. the main challenge. to control twenty two totally different players totally different character. on a certain number of. with a lot of spectators in the stadium. i'm moving my. general i don't like headlines about referees because that means that you have.