steve cohen, congressman, thanks for your time. >> for my of conversation with congressman cohen, go to pbs.org/tavissmiley. coming up next, ta mee ka martin green. stay with us. >>> best known for her role as shah that williams on the walking dead, she will don a uniform to play michael bern m. that was right? >> yeah. >> in the new series star trek discovery. before our conversation, a clip from star trek discovery. >> 10:15. warning, proximity alert. scanning for data base recognition. i cannot be confirmed. cling on. >> the united federation of -- >> as we say in any neighborhood, that's high cotton. thabs high cotton. the star trek franchise. >> who's running things? >> when i was wrapping up on walking dead -- >> what a wrap-up that was. >> thank you. that was already happening. when i knew that the network and the producing team and the writers were going to go boldly and have a black woman be at the helm. i was very, very moved by that. >> i would love to hear what their argument, explanation was to why they thought that a sister should lead the enterprise. it's a bold move,

type fund manager what's going on here give us the inside joke so so ok you saw the picture steve cohen invited several people from the cryptocurrency industry to to his house to have a private party to discuss where the industry is going and where the value is. yeah and it's a private party. you know it was more of an informational thing and we had tremendously and we had a lot of fun and it was just mostly what is because of what is cryptocurrency what are the trends you know where are the good investments going to be in three years to five years what technologies legitimate what technologies kind of fluff and so forth you know that was another big name in despair that has done business in the same area connecticut recently came out and encouraged people to buy gold because you know he sees trouble in markets and ten percent should be in gold and of course there's gold crypto debate that's ongoing but what it makes sense for is fun to have exposure in a serious way as they would to gold into crypto you know that does make a bit of sense but the problem the market still don't have quit

. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley, tonight a first can steve cohen, the democratic congressman from tennessee will give us an update on the articles of impeachment he plans to file against president trump following his comments about charlottesville. then we'll speak with actress miss green about her starring role in star trek discovery. glad you joined us. all of that in just a moment.

jean king and bobby riggs bobby riggs i interviewed both of them leading up to that emma stone and steve cohen you play who jack kramer were you familiar with jack the great tennis player who was the writer right ray you covered that but he was a was feeding number one and then he began head of the u.s. lawn tennis association then a color commentator with howard cosell too so there's someone playing old howard is playing howard his appearances are done digitally you know getting yes it's phenomenal i can play fifteen some of your own scenes with him i'm not in those scenes no but some of the other. of the girls the women on the team tennis team have scenes with him as i remember jack did not like billie jean king and he were all in water and for billie jean jacques was the male chauvinist pig and their big. you know and just reason then jack was about by all accounts a reed is the bridge where the greatest guy in the world but for some reason they'd those two and the night before the big match billie jean says i'm not going to play if jack is the color commentator so it's good stand obviously

. >> reporter: steve cohen issued legislation to establish a minimum seat size. >> we don't have seatsat are capable of facility sil dating a safe exit. >> reporter: boeing tells cbs this morning that it conducts its evacuation tests in accordance with regulations and that is in a hangar. >>> reese witherspoon is expects to be a big winner at the emmy awards. she sat down with a chat with krista smith. >> reporter: the mothers of monterey are the belles of the ball at this sunday's emmy awards. >> you're so nice. thank you. >> monterey. we pound people with nice. >> to death. >> reporter: the darkly comic hbo series about mischief and murder among coastal california women are up for 16 awards, including one for star, reese witherspoon. >> i think five women who are so dynamic and complex and it was fascinating to people. >> i'm madeleine martha mckenzie. >> why did you pick madeleine? >> madeleine picked me. david kelly said he had written a script. he is like you're playing madeleine. >> i'm like, what are you talking about? he is like, you are madeleine. >> do you surf? >> do you hav

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steve cohen seems to be urging ever closer to launching a hedge fund. we have more on this bloomberg's move -- bloomberg's group just ahead. abigail, a sea of red right now. day, sharpbearish declines for the dow, s&p, 500, this selloff has been pretty sharp and swift today. we have the small-cap index down about 1%. the russell 2000 higher earlier today. doing a bit of a bearish reversal as tensions with north korea escalate, as scarlet was mentioning, uncertainty around d.c. lots for investors to contend with today. the major averages on pace with her worst day since the middle of august. no one point, the dow had been on pace for his worst day since the middle of may and that is true for the 10 year yield. the 10 year yield drops, that tells us even bonds are rallying, down nine aces and. -- nine basis points. point, the 10 year yield had its biggest drop since june of last year. could affect the fed. either way, this is affecting the financial markets and the fact that financials, that the worst to sector on the day. s&p 500 financial sector down ab

fac capital pleaded guilty to securities fraud and steve cohen is barred from borrowing outside januarys for $1.58 billion. they supply a industrial goods for commercial roofing. it was sold by american securities. there is a new chocolate in town. it was unveiled in shanghai. it is made from the ruby cocoa bean. it is expected to reach several markets and appeal to millennial. it is the first new chocolate since the white bar was introduced. julia: i love it. scarlet: new innovation in the chocolate industry. joe: coming up, what you need to know for tomorrow's trading day. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" in u.s. equities after higher than average volume of banks and insurers leading the decline. non-manufacturing imf's tomorrow. joe: and i will watch for central-bank decisions after -- out of canada and brazil. meets president trump with leaders, much on the agenda. scarlet: that is all. joe: have a great alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington. you are watching "bloomberg technology." irma is now a category five hurricane. the monster storm continues to gather streng

. >> reporter: congressman steve cohen introduced legislation to require the faa to establish a minimumn't have seats and aisles that are capable of facilitating a safe >> reporter: the group represents u.s. airlines says its members meet or exceed federal safety standards and airlines do train for evacuations. boeing tells "cbs this morning" it conducts its evacuation tests in full accordance with all federal regulations but typically done in a hangar and it doesn't affect passenger behavior like grabbing bags. gayle? >> very good point, kris. let's hope safety at the faa is paying attention. i thought he made a very compelling case. >>> one look at your face unlocks apple's new top of the line iphone. ahead, why this high tech security feature is making some people feel a little insecure. you're watching "cbs this morning." for sparks to fly for mr. right colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for a healthier mouth. so you're totally ready! colgate total. be totally ready for life. feven being the backng half of a unicorn. fortunately, the

that is going to have implications for tax or form, inause it is steve mnuchin gary cohen that are heading up the tax or form experts for the white house. those are the two people heading up these conversations, that is a hard proposal to sell to the republican conference as a whole. >> what are you hearing about the timeline for tax or form? -- for taxax reform reform? the white house is still saying it is going to happen, he what it done -- we want it done. when you look at how difficult it is to get anything done, we talked a little bit about the budget resolution, which is required to have the gop's tax reform even start the process. there are a lot of problems with this bill. even just thinking about the forces outside the republicans control, the hurricane that is isut to hit florida, it republicans in the house trying to figure out how they can possibly bring a budget to the floor without knowing how many members they are going to have next week if you think about the forces like the hurricane, the republicans are trying to figure out how to get a budget to the floor. they have a lo

bobby riggs i interviewed both of them leading up to that emma stone and steve cohen you play who jack kramer are you familiar with jack curry the great tennis player who was a writer or a covered that but he was he was feeded number one and then he began head of the u.s. lawn tennis association then a color commentator with howard cosell too so there's someone playing i would howard is playing howard his appearances are done digitally you know getting yes it's phenomenal i can play fifteen some of the scenes with him i'm not in those scenes no but some of the other. of the girls women on the team tennis team have scenes with as i remember jack did not like billie jean king and he were all in water and for billie jean jacques was the male chauvinist pig and their big. you know and just reason in jack was about by all accounts a reed is the bridge where the greatest guy in the world but for some reason they'd those two and the night before the big match billie jean says i'm not going to play if jack is the color commentator so that's good stand obviously in the film good i really like i

well, trump is now completely ticked off at steve cohen for, gary koern, rather for the charlottesvilletrump is paying more attention to steve bannon than he has in the last six months. and bannon yesterday i'm told met with mark meadows at the embassy on capitol hill. so he is cooking something up. there's all kinds of political intrigue going on on the president's right he's concerned with while this other stuff is going down. >> you look at the polling here. this is once again a 33% solution. the president is once again blocking off all escape routes. >> like everything else. you look at every poll, it's 33/66. every poll. >> it seems like everything he does, it plays to the heard 33%, and the only rational answer to this is this is a man that wants to get out of the white house and start a media company that just feeds on the 33%. because there is not a rational answer to why he continues to do things that offends two out of every three voters. and that for a while, after a while you have to say -- >> what's gary cohn still doing there? >> it's not a mistake. for him, he knows what

cohen should have resigned? >> absolutely. >> not much subtlety in senator santorum. that's what we call stabbing in the front there, steveary cohen. senator, your reaction? >> the point that if you don't agree with the president, you should resign, i suggest there's gra good day to that. depends on what you disagree on. if it is foundational and you can't support, you can't be quiet about, then you probably should step away. if it's big enough and violates your principles enough that you don't feel you could continue to serve, step away. i think that's what he is trying to say. look, no staffer is going to agree with what the president does all the time. the question is, your obligation is not to counter the president. you are there to serve the president. as part of his staff, you should keep your disagreements between the two of you, not try to do it publicly. that was the second point steve was trying to make. >> hillary, you are chuckling, why? >> it's ridiculous. steve bannon makes his views as well known as gary cohen. the fact this is a white house personality, not a white house of good, thoughtful policy, reflect

the congressman said, that is going to have implications for tax reform because it is steve , mnuchin in gary cohenhat are heading up the tax or form reforming up the tax efforts in the white house. if those are the two people representing the administration in these conversations, that is a hard proposal to sell to the republican conference as a whole. >> what are you hearing about the timeline for tax reform? , the treasuryer secretary, they have all said that it will get done before the end of the year. >> speaker ryan on thursday, said he is not willing to commit to something coming out at the end of the month. meanwhile, the white house is saying that it was going to happen, it is going to get done, even earlier. but realistically, when you look , at how difficult it is to get anything done, we talked a little bit about the budget resolution, which is required to have the gop's tax reform even start the process! and there is a lot of problems with this bill! even just thinking about the forces outside the republican's contrails, the hurricane that is about to hit florida, republicans in the ho

the hedge fund business and it seems like steve: wood is setting -- cohen is setting the stage for aack. start a hedgel fund, the company he has been working to gauge interest is telling prospective clients to expect a trove of materials. we should remind you that cohen was barred until january 1, 2000 eight after pleading guilty to securities fraud. someone foxman is joining us with more. -- january 1, 2018. this is a methodical, exploratory, hiring the firm to see if people are interested. is this typical playbook? why gold this particular route than saying, like asking people directly? >> this is not a typical playbook for anyone and call scrutinyohen is under and having reached a settlement that -- with regulators. in the since he really cannot imagine just manage outside money before next year. they had actually filed paperwork for a firm that he owned and at that point, he got a lot of flack for it included from elizabeth warman saying you should not -- warren saying you should not be doing that if you are part of the settlement until you are formally allowed to come back. the

steve i'm talking obviously : about gary cohen and some other people.n't like what he is doing and don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign. charlie: so gary cohen should have resigned. steve: absolutely. i haven't talked to gary. it's what the media said he was so upset about, that he leaked to the media. charlie: why do you think he was upset? steve: i think he was upset because he thought the president was hard on him. [indiscernible] steve: i'm not saying you can't be upset about it. he can't come to a different conclusion about it. charlie: are you upset about 80? steve i was of the opinion that : you can condemn both the racists and the neo-nazis because they are getting a free ride off of donald trump. hang on they are getting a free , ride because it is a small group, a vicious group. they add no value and all they do is show up, and the mainstream media makes them up as some huge part of donald trump's coalition. he has condemned these people from day one. they are not part of our coalition -- charlie: david duke. steve: david duke

nor can you believe what steve mnuchin or gary cohen says.annot believe the words they say much like you just played from trump himself. in fact, it was quite revealing. he went from saying we're going to cut taxes on the middle class, not the rich. and do we want to bring the corporate tax rate down from 35% to 15%. riffing off what you said in the introduction there, who do you think benefits when you take the corporate rate down to 15%? it's the same people who benefit when you repeal the estate tax, repeal the amt, open up a broad new loophole for wealthy small businesses. the tax plan as we've seen it has nothing to do with jobs and growth. it has everything to do with cutting government and returning the proceeds to the wealthy. >> president trump was asked several times about this yesterday and today about how the rich benefit from this. now, he has said everything from it's going to hurt me. it's going to help other people but hurt me. eliminating the estate tax and things like that. there are middle class people that get hurt by the

gary cohen and steve ma nuchen head to the hill to push legislators on tax reform but with the republicans battling with the white house, is there a chance anything is going to get passed? before we go, the white house has officially elevated pope hicks as communications, director. she's been serving as interim director since august. hicks has been with trump since the first day he launched the campaign in 2015. is this a meteoric rise for a young woman who not long ago was the pr person for ivanka trump's fashion brand or is she the last man standing? kevin, meet your father. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minu

and tim, michael cohen, you know him, you've covered trump world for a long time, "trump nation" as your book calls it. >> donald trump loves thugs. he loved roy cohn, he leaves steveannon, he likes michael cohen. he likes bravado and people who take it to the street. cohen has always rolled that way. one of the interesting things in his statement that he provided to the intelligence committee is what he didn't say. he said i wasn't involved with targeting ads to destabilize the clinton campaign and i wasn't involved with russian hackers. but no one ever specifically said that's what investigators were interested in him about. i think what they're interested in are financial quid pro quos and deals he tried to engineer as tradeoffs for policy benefits to the russians. and he addressed none of that in the statement he made today. >> meike, one of the interesting points about the breaking news tonight about rod rosenstein being interviewed by the special prosecutor's office is that it happened months ago. this thing that happened months ago has just leaked now. so when we get leaked information about what's going on in the special prosecutor's investigation, it's fre

that was in response to cohen's claim that steve bannon accused him of leaking during the campaign. curious to get your thoughts. does that mindset affect how candid he will be with congress? can his testimony be trusted on tuesday? >> well, look, he knows that it's illegal to lie to congress so i expect him to tell the truth to congress but it will be interesting to see how michael cohen reacts. often lawyers don't make good witnesses and donald trump had trouble throughout his career and recently getting top him be seems to want to -- them to do things that they don't feel ethically comfortable with. it's also interesting to me that michael cohen, when asked, didn't know if this senate intelligence hearing was public or private but it would seem a competent lawyer would want to know that going in. >> do you expect him to cooperate fully on tuesday or do you think he is going to potentially try to strike a deal to wave off some of the other investigations, the house side investigation? >> i think that's entirely possible. his number one goal seems to be protecting donald trump. tha

capitol hill and so good work for i don't want anything negative of course about steve minucci in the secretary treasury or gary cohen they're doing good service they should support the hill run the budget numbers but let these guys mitch mcconnell and paul ryan in the senate and house respectively do their job of collecting votes they're good at it despite what the president tweets yeah fat chance to think it were expecting any unusual action plan wishful thinking now i think is right now for the negative on that you're not going to give us any sunshine now it appears the bottom line secretary newton said it could be done at the end of the year and since may i've been saying i don't think there's i think it's zippy due to chance they could get it done next year at the beginning before all of ruckus and rebellious campaign rhetoric starts so we'll cross our fingers for that hour i thank you so much for me just trying to take. a quick break now stick around though when we get back after two years dalin dupont become one and the stock market and how that amazon get in trouble with the solar eclipse really telling you w

stories in an interview with charlie rose, former white house chief strategist steve bannon has words of advice for gary cohenthe white house economic adviser publicly rebuked president trump''s response to racial violence in charlottesville. >> if you want a break, then resign. the stuff leaked out that week by certain members of the white house was unacceptable. if you find it unacceptable, you should resign. i am talking obviously about gary cohn and other people. if you don't like what he is doing and you don't agree with it, you have an obligation to resign. charlie rose: so gary cohn should have resigned. >> absolutely. >> here to give insight into that impresses thinking is the biography,te the joshua green, author of a bloomberg businessweek columnist and he joins us now. great to have you on the show. a couple of interesting angles. the report over the last week or , calling from a personal mobile phone. when he is hinting at the suggestion that gary cohn should have resigned, isn't steve -- is it steve dan and commenting or is he getting this from donald trump himself? >> i'm sure it is something be

the officials include reince priebus, steve bannon, steven miller, economic adviser cohen and of course ivanka trump. if the president knew that those reports were coming, he might do or say something to get the american news media talking about something else. it worked. but it might be a surprise tonight to the president that the nfl including the owners and coaches are standing so strongly against his comments. tonight the dallas cowboys and owner jerry jones linked arms and knelt before the national anthem in what they say was a statement of equality and unity. the cowboys who are playing the arizona cardinals in arizona were booed by the crowd. joining us now, john hileman for nbc news and msnbc and jason johnson, politics editor at the root.com and a msnbc contributor. john, we do fairly have the headline. trump uses private e-mail in the white house. ivanka trump. >> yes. well, and it is -- you knew this was coming. right? >> i didn't know what was coming. i did not know. i could not have predicted for you the trump white house will be found in a widespread pattern to be using pr

steve bannon is saying, you don't like it, get out. >> if gary cohen is there for tax reform, if garyohen is there as had been reported maybe because he was eyeing the fed chair job, we're learning he's most likely not getting that fed chair job. if we're not getting tax reform and he disagrees with the president -- >> what is he doing there? there is now talk that fed chairwoman janet yellen might get her term extended. >> and stan fisher announced he'll be stepping down. >> vice chair. he just announced yesterday he's stepping down. >> this is the guy who taught economics to most of the leading economic minds on the planet. you got no stan fisher, unclear if janet gellen is staying. could it be a -- i know financial markets are focused on it. maybe now gary isn't focused on the job. >> they're playing music. >> that's the hook for the two us. >> saying we have to pay for the show somehow. when we come back, millions in south florida may be in the path of irma's intense eyewall. that's the eyewall. this is the video of it. the eye and the wall, released from noaa this morning. >> ext

. >> now let's listen to steve bannon talking about white house economic adviser, gary cohen who was critical of the president's initial response to the racist violence in charlottesville, virginia. >> if you are going to barack with him resign. stuff looekd eaked. if you find it unacceptable resign. >> who? >> gary cohen and other people. if you don't like what he is doing, and you don't agreen with it, you have an obligation to resign. >> quick reminder here, after the president's response to charlottesville, gary cohen who is jewish was under pressure to speak out or even receive sign. sources say that he is committed to staying at this white house, at least through the initial phases, of tax reform. >> nancy cordes, here is steve bannon on some folks you cover on capitol hill. >> the republican establishment, is trying to nullify the 2016 election. that is a brutal fact. >> the republican establishment. >> republican establishment. >> wants to nullify the 2016 election. >> absolutely. >> who? >> i think, mitch mcconnell, to a degree, paul ryan that if do not want donald trump's p

they include steve banner, his son—in—law jared kushner, daughter—in—law ivanka and economic adviser, gary cohenndum in iraqi kurdistan. it's expected to be a big vote for independence but won't trigger an immediate attempt to break away. iraq's central government, along with turkey and iran have all described independence as unacceptable. now it's time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the world ? we're starting on the front page of the guardian with more developments in the ongoing saga between north korea and the united states. the latest sees north korea's foreign minister accuse the us of warmongering after president donald trump threatened the country, tweeting that "they won't be around much longer!" next, staying in that part of the world, the japan times of course carrying news of the announcement byjapan‘s prime minister shinzo abe of a snap election — in part in response to the threat of conflict with north korea. the article focuses, however, on his plan to use revenue from a consumption tax hike to fund eduction and social security. to london, and there could

steve bannon says that white house economic adviser terry cohen should resign -- gary cohn should resign if he can't stand by president trump. he spoke to charlie rose of cbs news. cohn was critical of the president's message after protests in virginia last month. shannon said co -- bannon said cohn absolutely had the obligation to quit. that diplomacy is the only solution. in south korea, want yours a new u.s. missile shield have newved -- launchers for a u.s. missile shield have arrived. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. mark: thanks a lot. coming up on the european close, hurricane irma heading towards florida with 180 mile-per-hour winds after causing extensive damage in the caribbean. what it could mean for the insurance industry and catastrophe bonds. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm julie hyman. mark: from london, i'm mark barton. counting down to the european close. let's turn to the financial impact of hurricane as it heads toward

cohen. former chief of staff reince priebus, steve bannon. >>> russia buying political ads on social media site 200 accounts tied to same operatives. made the announcement yesterday. of the 450 accounts released by facebook as part of investigation, twitter was able to match 2 of them to its own site. saying the accounts were immediately suspended and that it found another 179 counties linked to or associated with the original 22 that had no ties to anyone facebook had found. intel committees yesterday. following that meeting the top democratic on the senate committee mark warner slammed twitter for presentation. >>> presentation that the twitter team made to the senate intel staff today was deeply disappointing. >> the work it was derivative and based upon accounts that facebook had identified showed up enormous lack of understanding from the twitter team of how serious this issue is, the threat it poses to democratic institutions, and, again, begs many more questions thafr theo than they offer. their response was frankly inadequate on any level and why their need to come forward on a public p

includes jared kushner, former chief strategist steve bannon, exchief of staff, reince priebus, economic adviser gary cohe cohen> they've been instructed to use government e-mail for official business and only use that e-mail. >> in response to "new york times" story t white house repeated that guidance and added quote, they are further instructed that if they receive work-related communication on personal accounts, they should be forwarded to official e-mail accounts. nbc is awaiting a comment on whether any classified material was sent or received on a personal account. kushner's lawyer said he preserved the private e-mail by forwarding to official account. white house would not commit to releasing e-mails. yesterday former democratic nominee hillary clinton she went in. the hypocrisy of this administration who knew there was no real scandal. who knew that there was, you know, basis for all their hyper ventilating. republican members of congress who politicized the deaths in benghazi. we're finding with the latest revelation they didn't mean any of it. it's the height of hypocrisy. if they were sincere, you w

director gary cohen and the homeland security adviser, who discussed tax reform and hurricane aid to puerto rico. secretary sanders took less chance on the ongoing remarks about nfl protests and stevecalise, who returned to the house floor earlier today with a first time since being shot in june. this is one hour.

capitol hill and so good work for i don't see anything negative of course about steve minucci in the secretary treasury or gary cohen they're doing good service they should support the hill run the budget numbers but let these guys mitch mcconnell and paul ryan in the senate and house respectively do their job of collecting votes they're good at it despite what the president tweets yeah fat chance to think it were expecting any unusual action plan wishful thinking no i think it is right now for the negative on that you're not going to give us any sunshine now it appears the bottom line secretary newton said it could be done at the end of the year and since may i've been saying i don't think there's i think it's zippy due to chance they could get it done next year at the beginning before all the ruckus and rebellious campaign rhetoric starts so we'll cross our fingers for that hour i thank you so much for me us try to take. a quick break now stick around when we get back after two years dalin dupont become one and the stock market and how did amazon get in trouble with the solar eclipse really telling you went on tha

you have steve bannon that's been talking about the type of tax reform bill that people like gary cohenactually may see some things coming together here where some of steve bannon's views on trade and on taxing the rich may actually be coming together with donald trump moving more toward the center. we'll see. the timing, though, is fascinating. >> it is. and there some patterns developing that some might argue you predicted. next hour we'll speak live with the chairman of the house freedom caucus, mark meadows who reportedly met with others this week. >>> joining us by phone is bill nelson. what's the latest you're hearing first of all in terms of the power that this storm might have in we're hearing comparisons to an cr andrew, and they're not good as this could be far worse. >> absolutely. you think 25 years ago to andrew, the state was not prepared. the federal government was not prepared. i think that's the big difference today. i think the coordination between the state, local, and federal governments are all there. the mistake in new orleans and katrina, for example, where the u.

steve bannon was talking about people making more than $5 million a year. he wanted the rate to start with a four. cohen said it might be somewhere around 36, 37%, shep. with all of the elimination of deductions, that means even though the tax rate would be lower from 39 1/2, the very top earners would pay more than they're paying now. >> shepard: john, before the president took off on his speech, president said he wasn't happy with his secretary of homeland. but first the back story. politco broke this story last week. it reported that tom price chartered jets for official business at least two dozen times since may. since then, the department's inspector general and the house oversight committee have launched investigations. saturday, secretary price told fox news that he welcomed the review and won't fly private until it's over. the secretary said that he realizes "the optics in some of this don't look good." what will happen here? >> if i was tom price, i'd be worried. the president said he didn't like it. he talked to tom price about it and said he didn't like it. he's been angry before. he was ang