>> i guess we are going with steve miller tonight i don't think this stock will be "flowing li "flying like an eagle. i think the guys have framed the debate pretty well it will be spinning after global technology services. it has been a core business for them it hasn't grown but there has been residual core value you have to be careful i do think the focus on the cloud, you heard from the management, they announced guidance if you are talking about single, mid digits is roughly the growth -- that would really be a level where this stock has broken out of this range. we have traded in this range and if you look at the five-year downward slope, i think ultimately we need to break decidedly out of that range. i don't think this news alone does that. >> cloud computing is all of the rage so ibm, should you afford it, the benefit of the doubt and think it should be rerated or that we might be entering a chapter where ibm shares are rerated because of the new focus it has got >> there is limited upside we are not talking about a new growth company seeing 50, 60, 100% a year revenue growth b

can articulate it but there is people like steve bad and and the whole crew over right art and steve miller and peter navarro and. all the folks who write for the national conservative national populous websites they have a very set ideology and it is not reagan is it is the dark side of conservatism there pete crusade is behind that to find out what he's going to fight a conservative is a it is a 1st because of it's a version of conservatism which i. courting lie professionalism reading over in the rain ocracy if you're being isolated inaccurate policy you know i'm ted i don't think you know look i'm waiting for the dark side if i can finish it is the same thing you saw with the no nothings in our party 950 with the america 1st lindbergh isolationist in the 1920 s. with the john birch society it's based on 4 policies one an isolationist foreign policy 2nd nativists anti immigration policy 3rd a protectionist trade policy and 4th a everyone can have their cake and eat it too irresponsible let's triple the debt economic policy this is not what dwight eisenhower believed or ronald reagan but

steve miller, good to have you here.ith, first of all -- >> thrilled to be here, thank you. lou: -- what we are watching as a backout in silicon valley, there's -- blackout. there's a big wall they want to build between the american people and the truth, and they're getting it e done. "the new york post" still can't access its twitter account. your thoughts. >> what you're seeing, lou, is left-wing fascism. pure and simple. you're seeing the awesome power of these companies being wielded against working class citizens. this is about two visions of the world, about patriotism versus globalism. and that's what this whole election is about, lou. it's about donald trump's american patriotism and joe biden's soulless globalism. these companies, lou, they don't care whether a factory's located in pennsylvania, china or vietnam. it means nothing to them. they care nothing for the workers of this country. that's why, as you said, they import foreign workers. and i would note this president has issued regulations to stop that pra

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know it's the state senior white house adviser steve miller has become the latest member of the donald trump administration to test positive for covert 19 he joins a long list of those who now have the virus and the outbreak appears to have spread to the pentagon mike hanna takes up the story. steven miller is president trump's top speech writer and policy adviser and a company use the president on the majority of his campaign and fundraising trips while the president took off his mask when he returned to the white house from 3 days in hospital there's been an increasing number of infections in the building in recent days another close adviser to the president hopes picks tested positive last week she'd been in close contact with most of the president's inner circle but all ringback floated c.d.c. guidelines by not going into self corentin until testing negative. the press secretary kaylee mcanany briefed reporters the day after hicks tested positive and this week she announced that she is infected along with a number of aids and at least 3 journalists who work at the white house. the

much of the white house staff, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the press secretary, steve millerntial leadership or lack of leadership in the last six months it is bewildering. and so when i say it may not stick, it's that just a new shock comes at us every single day, and people are yearning for just a trace of normalcy, of non-lunacy >> seth: how does this breakneck pace affect a place like "the new yorker" where you have editors and writers who are very aware that, you know, obviously you have to write things, you have to go through a rigorous fact checking and you are aware that almost as soon as it's posted or it's printed, it might feel like old news >> well, we try to do stories as well that have some -- that will last in time i readily admit it's very, very difficult to do. we do investigative pieces and essays and all kinds of things and my colleagues, i just -- it moves me tremendously to even think about how hard they are working in their apartments, in their homes scattered across the country and the world, trying to assess and report on this profound moment in americ

although, to be fair to trump, guys, he has spent a lot of time with stephen miller, steve bannon, jeffsions and the rest of the dudes, so, i mean, usually, he probably is the least racist person in the room. by the way, i love how he always says that he's done the most for black people with the possible exception of abraham lincoln. the possible exception. like, yeah, lincoln freed the slaves, but trump gave omarosa, like, three jobs! three jobs! but there you have it, last night's debate is done. and with it the debate season of the 2020 election cycle is over. it's been a long journey. a long journey from that first debate with 4,000 democratic candidates up until now. and you know what we thought? we thought, since we're saying goodbye, let's take one last look at all the fun we had. ♪ ♪ >> a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse faced lesbians, i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> if we're going to force americans to make these radical changes, they're not going to go along. throw your hands up, but you -- >> mr. vice president, there's a saying in my community you're d

steve miller reporting that according to the afghanistan taliban on thursday, they which the tweet inresident promised to have the last of u.s. troops out of afghanistan. that is supposed to take place by christmas. and on the topic of china, coming out of hong kong, saying that the president has paid out against china over the coronavirus, promising beijing "it will pay a big price for what they have done to the world. it was not your fault this happened, it was china's fault." he said that in a video released wednesday, adding that china will pay a big price for what they have done to the country. beijing had expected this type of rhetoric following the president's infection, with aggressive language reminiscent of threats made to iran earlier a his presidency, comes at difficult time, and all areas where the u.s. already engaged militarily or could easily be dragged by any conflict. that again was from siena. -- from cnn. host: we are coming up on 9:30 eastern with half an hour left in our program today. just to remind you on where we are this morning, without we would spend all th

it was a stephen miller, steve bannon, donald trump policy to be cruel, to do what other countries considerhe torture of minors, and now it's on that debate stage. not everyone follows it as closely as some of our viewers or as you and michael might. there are people living their lives dealing with covid when the story broke a year-plus ago, they might not have heard about it. boy, did they hear it tonight, professor. >> right. so, i think this is a moment that reminded america of what was happening on the border three years ago, when we saw the cameras. i was down there. msnbc was down there. all of these outlets were down there physically seeing when children were being separated from their parents, and it's going to be seared in our collective consciousness forever, in the history of this nation. so, i think bringing this up really highlighted the contrast between a biden vision and a trump reality. and what's important here to realize is, this has been the most extreme and cruel manifestation of a trump immigration policy, but ari, let's not forget that under trump, we saw daca rescinde

had issue steve hadley participated in this wonderful documentary in the miller center put together called statecraft about the bush 41 policy team. i highly recommend that documentary. i would also say a point made by the last panel and by the way, the vice president dick cheney has said this on a number of byasions, he said we did terms of the president both with resume, but they hadn't really worked together as a team. so when the panama crisis hit, he said they had worked together the team and by the time gulf war came around, they were up and running, but it does raise that question of trying to tabletop exercises that happened at the end of the bush 43 era into the obama era. i will lay the groundwork historically and send it back to you. >> thank you. forwardlso moved us historically. johnt to turn to you next, , take us to 2008, 2009. the financial system is collapsing, we were involved in two wars and simultaneously, president-elect obama knew that he wanted to move several big pieces of legislation including health care. , andg the transition thinking about the policy process, yo

brian: something you add water to that would never appear in steve's cookbook. jason millerf the trump campaign said that the president looked at this list and said there is not enough rallies here. so he is booking two or three rallies a day going down the pike. they are going to sprint to the finish. especially without a debate on wednesday. ainsley: thursday. steve: it does sound as if joe biden is doing his. ainsley: correcting brian. steve: joe biden is doing his town hall at bs a. sounds like the president is going to do his own town hall some place else to be announced. stay tuned. brian: maybe with ricki lake. steve: you never know. probably not. what's going to happen in the heart office building room 216 for that let's go to griff jenkins. he is live outside the white house with the highlights from day one. >> hey, steve, ainsley and brian. i can't tell you what judge barrett is having for breakfast but i can tell you the folks inside the white house behind me are gearing up for a tough day of questions. but, first yesterday, that image, judge barrett sitting with

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there are not, there is not a more talented group of republicans than tim miller, who is running one of the groups, reed galen and stevend working on the lincoln project, the ad we just ran and i know most of them personally from any own time in republican campaigns. but john's last point is really important. their target isn't just trump. the book is called burn it all down. their enemy is trumpism is the forces of racism and isolationism and xenophobio and now you have white supremacists doing interviews with john's colleague alex wagner. they are so brazen. it would seem that the work, and again we don't know how the election will turn out, but should trump lose, should republicans lose, a lot of those supporters are still out there and there some ways they could be more dangerous without an organizer. >> well, and i think part of the challenge is not only are a lot of them still out there, there will still be a lot of them in the house and the senate. because the people who don't lose will be there and the question is what they do. and i'm not talking about, i mean there is a very sort of narrow window of people an

. >> they'll step in, jason miller, mayor guliani, a great team over there, steve cortes on the campaigncouple months leading this effort, understanding they couldn't win on game day. they cannot win on game day. they have to try to steal it starting the evening of novembe. president trump is going to have a massive victory that evening. they'll have a combination of lawyers, media, social media, oligarchs in silico silicon vald the street muscle of antifa and several elements of black lives matter. that's why i'm doing a national tour to alert people. they've got 800 lawyers. they're already in with hundreds of lawsuits. this is why we need to confirm the ninth justice for the supreme court. cases are already going to the supreme court. we need nine justices. we need judge barrett right you away to get on top of this. i've got to tell you, president trump's group, the outside groups are organized. we're not going to allow the hysteria of the democratic party to steal the game day victory from president trump. this is going to be a fight like no other. but president trump is going to pre

steve hadley has participate in this wonderful documentary that virginia public media and the miller center put together called statecraft about the bush 41 foreign policy team. if ever there was an a team that was put together it was that foreign policy team so i highly recommend that documentary. but it also say a point made by the last panel was that, and by the way vice president dick cheney has said to this on a number of occasions, the 41 administration he said we did -- by terms of the president golden resume and the foreign policy team was the a+ team but they haven't read all work together as a team. so when the panama crisis hit over noriega, he said they had worked together as a team that by the time the first gulf war came around they were ready and up and running completely as well of machine. but it does raise a question may be trying to do some tabletop exercises that happened at the end of the bush 43 era into the obama era. with that i will lay the groundwork historically and turn it back to you. >> great. thank thank you so much, barbar. that's great because you als