of teas.nk of teas happen to be made with spices. so, we're already in the spice business, anyway. why not just now tell people about it and make money from it? so, you're holding a $70,000 receivable. i made a deal for 75% of the business, okay? and so what i'd like to propose is that we take the money that you're owed, and we roll that into equity, and you become partners with me, and we move forward. manish: we move forward. lemonis: and we're now gonna get into the spice business. manish: i think this concept has legs. lemonis: okay. manish: there you go. lemonis: let's make some tea. what i want to do is really hear from some of you from my perspective, this is a failed franchisor/franchisee relationship. i wanted to get the franchisees together so i can give them an update on all the progress we're making in the business. but before we jump into that, i wanted to give them a chance to clear the air. it's obvious to me that there's been a lot of frustration that's built in over the years.

their own tea party. concorde didn't even pass a resolution against the tea act until a month after the tea party and then they said what you start to realize as a historian is you look not to see what people say but when do they say? to what effect? they waited until the last possible moment. they clearly didn't want to take big risks and i think part of that has to do with the fact that they were a seat of government, royal government.a number of these people had appointments from the crown and they really didn't want to pick their next out. maybe because they didn't know the king. and they felt bound by them. i think when we talk about the american revolution, we sometimes get so carried away with one motive that we forget about the multiple conflicting motives that all human beings have before they take an action that's risky. so you've got conflict between sections of town, conflicts in church, conflicts in the family and you have conflicting back town meetings. all accumulating and then coming into

a tea party candidate more likely to be elected . you have the same congressperson, they're more likely to vote in accordance with tea party priorities. obviously, they're afraid of being primaried. so you see -- and you don't see the same effect in places that got rained out. it's clearly the protest was one of the coalescing moments for this movement. but here's the difference. after they get together, the tea party prothe testers -- protesters turn into -- two things happened. they did get external funding. we'll talk about that. one of the things in the tea party movement that stands out whenever you study them is they were very much oriented towards how do we take power, how do we intervene in legislation. so they were misinformed about this or that. but they were so informed about the political process that the researchers were, like, these people are like political scientists. they know how to you block something, how do you stop, you know, a law from passing, how would you primary someone. they're really good at that part of

it in their own tea party. concord didn't even pass a resolution against the tea act until a month after the tea party and then they said okay we are with you. what you realize as a historian issue look not to what people say, but when do they say it, to what effect. they waited until the last possible moment. they clearly didn't want to take the risk. it has to do with the fact that they were a seat of government. and number of these people had appointments from the crown and really didn't want to stick their next out maybe-- [inaudible] >> we need talk about the neck revolution, we sometimes get so carried away with one motive that we forget about the multiple motives that all human beings had before they take action that's risky. if conflicts and families and other states and town meetings all accumulating and then the intolerable act and in that setting i suggest that people explode and join the uprising throughout much of massachusetts they were reluctant to push fights. their actions are often often on wi

at the tea party movement, it gets not steady as much. it's a mistake. it's one of the most successful movements and last 20, 30 years. i think if you look at the united states last 20 years, you would say they gay rights movement and the tea party movement in their own way are probably the two most successful movements. so the tea party movement starts with protest. it starts as a protest on april 2009 on tax day. there's a really nice paper looking at, it's a national protest all over the u.s., looking at where they were able to hold the protests because the weather was sunny, and where they got rained out. it's a perfect natural experiment because rain is random. so when you look at that, the places that are able to hold a protest, years later, they of all these downstream effects. incumbent more likely to retire, a tea party candidate more likely to be elected. if you the same congressperson, they are more likely to vote in accordance with tea party priorities, obviously they are afraid of being primary did. you don't see the same effect and places t

the tea party movement starts with a protest.it starts as a protest on april 2009 and there's a really nice paper looking at is a national protest all of the us looking at where they were able to hold the protest because the weather was sunny and where they got rained out. it's a prayerful-- perfect natural experience because rain is random, so when you look at that, the places that are able to hold the protest years later have all these downstream effects, incumbents more likely to retire, tea party candidate more likely to be elected. if you have the same congress person they are more likely to vote in accordance with tea party priorities and they are afraid of primary. you don't see the same effect in places that got rained out. it's clearly the protest one of the: a few for this movement, also. here's the difference. after they get together the tea party protesters turn into-- two things happen, they got external funding and we will talk about that. one of the things in the tea party movements that stands out is they were ver

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. >> tea time over, star bucks getting rid of the tea company it just bought a couple years ago. >> i love tea. >> do you like teavana. >> yes. >> well, bye-bye. a shark jumps on to the boat, yeah, shark jumped on to this boat i'll tell you where it happened. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. (dog) yeah, these beneful break-n-bites are great. they'll break off a couple if you sit, you stay. but if you want all four mmmm... you gotta get cute. you gotta let a baby sleep on your belly. (vo) beneful break-n-bites with real beef as the #1 ingredient. p://www.evertz.com>[a5df] >>> star bucks have tea when have you ordered tea from star bucks. >> never. >> people that love tea and they do order it, we are a little hurt. lauren simonetti teavana no more. >> no more. star bucks owns the company they have for about five years now. they are closing all 379 tea vanas which means 3300 workers are without jobs? why? do we not like tea. stores are in malls. who is going to the mall. death o

you actually dip it in the tea? yeah. i am just ruining your tea.eces of dough in your tea. our next stop. so this is lyari. widely regarded as the most dangerous area of karachi. lyari has a pretty bad reputation, linked with gangs and violence it is known as the worst part of karachi, but i was here to see what it was really like, and to play football. that is because i am in town to meet the people helping to change lyari for the better. and it starts here. so here in lyari there is only one thing people care about, there's over 175 registered clubs, and that's because these guys, like everybody else, absolutely love it. anywhere you look you see man united tops, real madrid tops and hopefully some liverpool tops, and i am here to find out a bit more about why that is the case. this is our lyari centre, in lyari, a centre of excellence, where we have approximately 100 kids that come across to train four or five times a week. we give them free football coaching, we give them life skills sessions on top of it. so i have been asked to have a game wi

this is the teaed egg.ctually hard-boiled egg and then you put tea leaves in there and make it like a tea paste. >> so, fran has the first chinatown. so, i identified with chatown, it seems like the identity of the city. >> exactly. yes ago it was like a boundary, like another country. and chinese could not go across broadway street because the kids would start fights. >> chinese people in chinatown had to stay in chinatown? >> yes. >> that's the san francisco history people don't like to talk about when they like to promote san francisco as an welcoming and accepting place but that's not always true. >> after the either quake, chinatown was supposed to move elsewhere. >> chinatown, like much of san francisco, was devastated in the 1906 earthquake, but even before the neighborhood was destroyed, city officials had begun plotting how to move the chinese out of what had become prime real estate. kind of like how san francisco sees every neighborhood not filled with tech today. >> we band together, we're not g

the tax on imports such as paper and tea.by the earned a repeal of this tax except for the one on tea. patriots would call themselves a tea party. in 1770, a rowdy mob heckled a british official. volley.ish fired a lay dead,ent souls and this was known as the boston massacre. rides and the british colony moves on. shots were fired. eight colonists were killed. april 19, redcoats turned in a -- routed at concord. [gunshots] dr. baxter: june 17, 1775, the army stood up to the full might of england. a thousand redcoats would be no later as the battle of bunker hill. it was a long time coming, this explosion was triggered by men who gathered in the old state house that fourth of july in 1776. these men, who before the day was over, would pledge to each other their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. ♪ dr. baxter: this is where the united states of america was born. right here in this sacred shrine. think of the men who met here. probably the greatest collection of br

this is the tea egg.oiled egg and then you put tea leaves in there. >> so san francisco's clientown, i identify with clientown seems like the identity of the city. >> exactly. years ago it's like another country and chinese could not go across broadway street because the kids would start fights. >> china people in chinatown would have to stay in china town? >> yeah. >> it's described as a all welcoming place but that's not true. >> uh-huh. javier wards chinatown was suppose to move elsewhere. >> china town was deaf stated in an earthquake. before it was destroyed city officials were plotted on how to move the chinese out of a -- >> chinese banned together, we're not going to move and saved by the dynasty impress. >> so the impress of china helped save china town. chinese was allowed to rebuild in the same spot or they'd move it to another town officially. city officials knew they needed the china dollars. and so began the rebuilding of chinatown as we know ittism. >> i've lived here in 40 years. when i fi

the towns imported on paper and tea, . a boycott to the tax on tea. patriots would call themselves the tea party. in 1770, they had their own british century in boss in. -- oston. dr. baxter: poor misguided souls lay dead and history called it the boston massacre. paul revere arrived in 1875 -- paul revere arrived and the british colony moves on. shots ere fired. eight colonists ere killed. april 19, redcoats turned in a new country. dr. baxter: june 17, 1775, the army stood up to the full might f england. a thousand redcoats would be no later as the battle of bunker hill. it was a long time coming, this explosion was triggered by men who gathered in the old state house that fourth of july in 1776. these men, who before the day was over would pledge to each other their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. their lives, their fortune, and their acred honor. (music)playing] dr. baxter: this is where the united states of america was born. right here in this a great shot -- sacred shrine. think of the men who met here. probably the greatest probab

and we went into a conference room, no vodka, just tea.e and my producer was there. he had one person and a translator and we talked for another ho hour and a half about everything. but not about donald trump. this was three years ago. >> stephen: did you make sure he sipped his tea first before-- >> i did. >> stephen: i understand that you are now pick up an early love of yours that you haven't done in many years. are you starting to surf again? >> i'm starting to find out. i haven't asked my doctor's yet. >> ( laughter ). >> and that's a crucial question. >> stephen: you have to be cleared by your valve doctor. >> exactly. >> stephen: you have to ask the cow and the pig. >> moo, or-- ( laughter ). >> stephen: you started-- you started-- you started surfing when you were younger. >> i did. back in north carolina at nags head and virginia beach. i learned at virginia beach. >> stephen: wow. that was back in the day when it was long boards. >> back when i was a child, maybe 18, 19 years old. i just thought-- some people i know are doing it,

to me because it was at a tea party rally where i noticed how common it was for tea party activists to describe themselves as taxpayers. i pay my taxes. as a taxpayer i -- and the end of that sentence was almost never about taxes. it was almost always about their right to be heard. their right to participate in american politics. in america even for very conservative americans being a taxpayer, using taxpayer is shorthand for being an up standing contributing citizen who has earned a place in this country and has earned representation by their government. on many issues the tea party is on the american right but seeing as tax paying a commitment to community and country, they're in fact part of a very long american tradition. americans use their status as taxpayers to define their community and to demonstrate their worthiness as citizens. revolutionary thomas payne said all accumulation of personal property beyond what a man's own hands produced is derived to him by living in society. the oath of every principle of justice and gratitude of civilization a part of that accumulation ba

infusions from one to 2, pineapple black tea and strawberry green tea and peach >>> new jersey state senate approved back pay for state employees involuntarily furloughed. governor chris christie plans to sign the bill. state beaches and motor vehicle offices and other services were shut down from july 1 to the 3rd after chris christie and the state legislature failed to agree on a budget for the fiscal year. >>> thieves go on a destructive rampage inside a convenience store out west. >>> a 90s pop star has a special surprise for waitresses at the waffle house "action news" continues when we come right back. >> thieves used outcome children to pull off a robbery at a convenience store in southern california. you can't make this up, folks, the clerk told police, the woman walked up to the register with two young boys, while she was talking the boys ran off with several cases of red bull. the clerk chased after him, they started throwing cans at him. the thieves got away with the energy drinks worth $700. >>> donny walhberg got great treatment at a waffle house, he took photos and left

bury green tea.ms like fruity teas if that is your thing, then head to starbucks. >> either way it's free, you might as well. no on reasreason not to. >>> a truck carrying about 7500 pounds of live eels year turned on an oregon highway >> are my hometown >> the driver slammed on the brake causing the container to fly off the truck. >> just so gross can you imagine walking around >> so is that fatal for an eel >> not sure, but apply when they get nervous or frantic, there is this goo released from their body should when the truck overturned, all the gmpt ooey ws all over the highway and cars. >> i don't know what happens to an eel >> typically this specific seafood is sold to korea because it's seen as a popular dish there. it's called hagtfish oo oregon is known for its seafood. my mom's salmon is the best. maybe you can have it one day. >> that would be nice. the other thing i was hoping it was going to be a, they are also famous for pinot noir. just get a glass and -- >> off the road? >> i wouldn't

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>> i think we've seen this sort of behavior over and over again to expect something else is insane tea. what it comes down to is the president's ability to advance the conservative agenda. and is that going to be effective? certainly healthcare is the all if they can't get healthcare done, what's going to happen to tax reform, infrastructure, immigration, all these issues, and ultimately the first referendum on the president, the first real one will happen next november and we'll have to see whether there's a diminished able for the president to can't make his case and get away with what he's doing, if republicans cannot move an agenda. >> dickerson: we'll end it there, thanks to all of you and we'll be right back engthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend the new pronamel strong and bright. it's going to give their patients whiter teeth. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hug