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and there is this old steve allen quote about how comedy is time plus tragedy, and what better way totragedy than through the prism of comedy? well, then it is a human comedy. and it features a comedian, raq, who is not very good, who — i mean, his career is not going anywhere, and he wonders why. and everyone else knows, and i think the reader knows. it's because he's really not terribly funny. i have a real soft spot for raqs. i think he's one of those people who, when he finds his voice, he will start to do better. he's kind of still messing about with who he is. we are talking about raqs, but he is only one of the characters. and really the engine of the story is the arrival of a kenyan immigrant, in the 1950s, who settles not in london, which would be the normal for the era, but goes to yorkshire and keighley and discovers that it isn't rock ‘n‘ roll and girls and all the things he expected. it's slightly different. so you are immediately taking the story off its axis. and it's based on the true story of my uncle who came to the uk in the 1960s, and i think, because we had relati

there is this old steve allen quote about comedy is timeless tragedy and what better way to talk about tragedy than through the prism of comedy? way to talk about tragedy than through the prism of comedy7m way to talk about tragedy than through the prism of comedy? it is a human comedy. it features a comedian, he was very good. his career is not going anywhere and he wonders why and everyone else knows, he is not terribly funny, as the reader knows. i have a real soft spot for him. he is one of those people who, when he finds his voice, he will start to do better. he is still messing about with few years. he is only one of the characters and the engine of the story is the arrival of a kenyan immigrant in the 19505, he settles not in london, the normal way of things in that era but goes to yorkshire. he discovers that it isn't rock and roll and girls and all the things he expected, it is slightly different. see immediately taking the story off its axis. yes. it is based on the true story of my uncle, he came to the uk in the 605 andi uncle, he came to the uk in the 605 and i think becau

imposed tariffs on steve allen many and holds the trump and ministration refused to accept the european union canada all mexico there and alfy is the decision of global trade war committee reports from washington. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross made the announcement from paris where he was attending an annual trade forum. tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum imports into the united states from canada mexico and the european union all go into effect friday the move potentially sets in motion a trade war with some of the united states most import. allies a claim the u.s. commerce secretary brushed off everybody has every now and again very firmly every country does with others who is nothing weird about that i think everybody will get over this in due course in brussels the head of the european commission called it a bad day for world trade promising counter measures that could include retaliatory tariffs u.s. goods into the e.u. on everything from blue jeans to motorcycles what they can do we are able to do exactly. the same it's totally accepted but t

and there is this old steve allen quote about how comedy is time plus tragedy, and what better way toibly funny. i have a real soft spot for raqs. i think he‘s one of those people who, when he finds his voice, he will start to do better. he‘s kind of still messing about with who he is. we are talking about raqs, but he is only one of the characters. and really the engine of the story is the arrival of a kenyan immigrant, mukesh, in the 1950s, who settles not in london, which would be the normal for the era, but goes to yorkshire and discovers that it isn‘t rock ‘n‘ roll and girls and all the things he expected. it‘s slightly different. so you are immediately taking the story off its axis. and it‘s based on the true story of my uncle who came to the uk in the 1960s, and i think, because we had relatives in huddersfield, bradford, just wasn‘t... he didn‘t have a network in london, to be able to find lodgings that were happy with having coloured folk back, so he ended up in keighley. and, even though my entire family now live in london, where they were meant to end up, i think that‘s rea

steve: so the interior designers buy the fabric at kravet or robert allen or romo, and they'll ship itkravet and romo and robert allen here, then they might just say, "well, let's use this fabric on that piece." lemonis: an extra margin when you do that here for you? -steve: oh, yeah. yeah. -lemonis: so you've really -- this room has given you the opportunity to sort of up-sell the services that you do. -steve: correct. -lemonis: okay. steve: i would say the margin could well exceed $250,000. lemonis: if this room can generate $250,000 of gross profit on a $75,000 investment, if there's any other space in the building that can do that, -i want to build it now. -steve: [ chuckles ] okay. lemonis: holy cannolis. i thought we were getting, like, a little one. steve: no. lemonis: like a little table with zzz! steve: no. no. no, no. this one's got the auto-feed. lemonis: one of the things that i wanted to work on in grafton was the margins on each piece of furniture. so we invested in a new cnc machine. the investment into the cnc machine was a big one -- about $100,000. but the production

feelu became ceo did you steve wood say here is what i was interested in doing and you fulfill my goals, or did you feel you had your own view on what you should do? -- did you allen's you balance the two? tim: we have a really open company, so most of us could finish the other person sentences, even though we might disagree with them, so it was not a matter of steve having a secret file or something. helways shing his ideas , so very different than that. and i thought, honestly, my thought at thate, and i know people told me you are not just very smart, but my view at that time was he was going chairman and he would do that forever. out thewould figure sort of relationship change their, and that is what i thought. and unfortunately, it did not turn out that well. [applause] >> today apple is going to reinvent the phone. hava odth is the most successful consumer product in the history of mankind, which is the iphone. tim: there was a sense that it was a profound product, a game changer. if you go back and watch the keynote in which steve announced it, you can feel his passion in the way he describes it. i remember it like it was yesterday. david: how many iphones ha

. >> laura: allen, we talked about rhetoric and what it's gone to discourse in this country. this is what a former republican steve schmidt advised. this is what he said about the travel ban. >>oday was a fantastic fulfillment of osama bin laden's vision by donald trump. what osama bin laden hoped to provoke was a war of civilization. a war between the west and one billion muslims. what donald trump and this muslim ban signals to the world is muslims are not welcome here. >> laura: having unprecedented high level meetings with majority muslim countries about how to move forward together and perhaps make peace in the middle east a reality. do you agree with what he said there? >> i think the message is already clear whether immigrants are welcomed into this country right now or not. it heightened that. one the things as lawyers is to talk about the posture of the court. this goes back to a full trial in the local court. the only thing that was won is the injunction. >> laura: what is the likelihood of success? >> that's 90% of the battle. game over for the most part. let's not kid ourselves. >> laura: you can expla

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gary, ronny and allen started the band right around 67. stevehis gym teacher. >> kept kicking us out for having long hair. it wasn't that long then. >> touching your eyebrows and we finally named the band after him. brian: johnny the band's decision to get back together 10 years right after the crash. can you bring us through that moment that made that decision possible? >> well, gary called me and we actually met in jacksonville and all the survivor members of skynyrd was there. when they asked me to be a part of it it freaked me out. i was a skynyrd fan too, folks. i grew up around the music. after we went into rehearsal i knew it was the right thing to do it's been 31 years this year. brian: unbelievable. [cheers] brian: country music today they get pushed back on so-called new country. when you guys came out with southern rock, was there push back from traditional country musicians? >> i don't know, man. we learned from the beatles. [laughter] and. steve: what do you mean you learned from the beatles. >> saw them on ed sullivan that did it f

. >> i'm allen cohen with the center for american progress. i have a question for steve and karen. is it the case that there will be a point five or six years from now or four years where the riyal case of the disability trust fund, the moneys that were going into the disability trust fund, would be reallocated back to the oasi fund, oasi fund? and if that's the case what effect does it have on the estimates that you have put forward here? >> so not in current law. in current law the riyal case was set for three years. 2016, '17, '18. it will go back to the way it was in 2019. of course, congress could always decide to reallocate again if di experience is as favorable as it has been recently, there is a possibility the depletion date to expand out past oasi and we could reallocate the other way. we don't know at this point. >> chris? >> i'm chris flynn. i have a 50-year association with the private sector and defined benefit, defined contribution. i was puzzled in that if we were represented with this actuarial report in the private sector the first thing we would be doing is looki

steve mnuchin is attempting to get trump to provide canada with an extension -- exemption of the steel and aluminum tariffs. haidi: thank you so much for that. let's get to the first word news with paul allen white house has concerns over a location for next week's summit. it will be in singapore on an island, starting at 9:00 a.m. next tuesday. it has a long track record of hosting top-level international meetings. offer group security. singapore as well also has been long-standing ties with north korea. with thes working chinese government on a smooth travel between hong kong, macau, and the guangdong province. says the e-card id system i one day allow users to book hotels and set up bank accounts, if beijing approves the idea. higher afterpliers zte is closer to a deal to allow resume buying from american companies. the commerce department, however, says no definitive agreement has been signed. the chinese company has replaced top executives and president trump said last week -- month it could resume business if it paid a $1.3 billion fine. chinese state media says permission has been given for their first private high-speed rail project. eastern province has approved a 227 kilometer ro