of teas.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. these

there never would be a tea party. the reason there was a tea party is it was sent en masse and arrived in boston in three ships at the end of november, 1773 and what was worse, with thomas hutchinson's fingerprints all over it and the reason the tea party occurred because it so clearly appeared in the eyes of the radicals of boston to be aimed directly at them but might have been that way and might have been if the wind had been different the tea might have gone to new york instead of boston but it did go to boston. so accidental elements in all this story about the tea party. not really accidental because it across from the same fundamental problem that the british had got an empire, a empire based on these speculative flows of commodities they hadn't really planned and aren't really organized and which was run in kind of a hand to mouth sort of way. it was run in a spontaneous way in response to events as they actually occurred. so eventually would lead to the night when it blew up in their faces. one final point be

to -- tea? mr. bunker: they looked at the comments that have been made during the meetings before the destruction of the tea. meetings.a series of they looked at the text of what was said during those meetings. some of which was inflammatory. hancock in particular. from the british point of view, henpecked -- hancock and adams were public enemy number one and two. hancock as a more serious traitor because he was such a wealthy man. let me find what he said. onthe tea party meeting november 29 there were minutes. not minutes, but reports in the press. the meeting passed a resolution that the tea act was accursed and unrighteous. that, theyitish read read it as a threat. of course, it was only massachusetts. the purchase declared rebellion in 1775, it was only massachusetts, not the rest of the colonies. the great mistake they made was that it was to them that path declaration against massachusetts would be other colonies in line. once they decided that the tea party was treason, they to lead to a

culminates in a tea tasting various black teas as well as green and white varieties. through not take some tea in your spoon and slap it with plenty of oxygen. so it reaches the taste buds on a large area of your tongue. the tasting is aimed at convincing the participants not just to keep enjoying their old favorites but also to try out new teas. the teas have a smoky dry or sweet taste each one's really different but as a shot i find the black keys very strong and all the different teas get weaker as you go along the green teas are a bit grassy and the white tea tastes very mild. for and this is what's so interesting is that they all come from the same plant it's the different way they're prepared for the different steps in preparation. if you shop on first some three hundred varieties you can recognise a good tea by its type. leaves and where green and white tees are concerned the paler the leaf the better. but. of course you have to consider provenance the country and plantation of origin. are also collectors like wine lovers. they make sure they get the very best

the tea shop and restaurant and hamburg's warehouse district regularly hosts tea seminars for anyone who wants to know more about the beverage participants get a course on tea cultivation and preparation. but. events like this are becoming increasingly popular in germany. multi-faceted even in the orthodox french products of the tea plant that have no other flavorings there are more than three thousand eight hundred varieties so the world of tea is enormous and telling people about it is fascinating. culminates in. various black teas as well as green and white varieties. now take some tea in your spoon and slap it with plenty of oxygen. so it reaches the taste buds on a large area of your tongue. tasting is aimed at convincing the participants not just to keep enjoying their old favorites but also to try out new teas. have a smoky dry or sweet taste each one's really different. i find the black keys very strong and all the different teas get weaker as you go along the green teas are a bit grassy and the white tea tastes very mild. this is what's so interesting is that they all come f

but a quarter of tea drinkers. i swear by green varieties. more and more often doesn't come from a back. business with loose and beautifully packaged gourmet teas is booming. the reason more and more germans are drinking tea could be that they're more aware of quality and willing to spend more money on quality beverages drinking they're more consciously. to use one of them it's drug for pleasure like coffee there are more and more excellent teas to discover. over to. the tea shop and restaurant and hamburg's warehouse district regularly hosts tea seminars for anyone who wants to know more about the beverage participants get a course on tea cultivation and preparation. but. events like this are becoming increasingly popular in germany. this team is so multi-faceted even in the orthodox range products of the tea plant that have no other flavorings there are more than three thousand eight hundred varieties so the world of tea is enormous and telling people about it is fascinating. culminates in its. various black as w

very strong and they're all different teas get weaker as you go along the green teas are a bit grassy and the white very mild. and this is what's so interesting is that they all come from the same plant it's the different way they're prepared for the different steps in preparation. offers some three hundred varieties you can recognise a good tea by its type. leaves and where green and white tees are concerned the paler the leaf the better. of course you have to consider provenance the country and plantation of origin. fans are also collectors like wine lovers and they make sure they get the very best quality from narrowly defined plantations. the latest and most luxurious product on the european team market is much of. it is finally powdered green tea beaten to a froth with a bamboo whisk. green teas in particular a prized for their health promoting qualities. to photo a lot i think some doctors say promotes health you can tolerate larger amounts of it than coffee and it has several advantages. it lowers cholesterol levels and contains some vitamins and as a gourmet i wouldn't drink t

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.ctual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000

800 plants last year, fritts says golden feather tea was the largest tea garden in california.theirong became popular at a san francisco restaurant."we're world famous and we have people come here from all over the world, had people come here and we will again," fritts said.the fire destroyed about half of the tea plants on the property. fritts says not only does he plan on rebuilding his home and his tea garden but, he plans on doing it in the same place. as for his attitude, he says there's no use getting too upset, he's trying to move forward."it's just a matter of circumstance, it happened, i'm not gonna let it take me down and 'poor pitiful me'," he said.but there is hope. fritts believes many of his plants are burned but not dead.and four of the five cats that lived on the property survived as well.a sign of resilience in the devastation.fritts says concow is a perfect location to grow tea plants.not only does he want to rebuild, he wants to continue to grow his business.the fritts' have set up a gofundme, click here to view their page. (justine) a northern california family w

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when the base is where the tea party is at. >> that's true.he idea to get democrats to go for 25 billion. >> they're not going to do that. maybe they may trade protection for the dreamers for $1.5 billion. >> maybe 1 pn.6. >> jonathan and evan, thank you so much. >>> futures is pointing down after a wild week, we'll check on that when the markets open. we'll see what's driving the number, stay with us. i've always been amazed by what's next. and still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial h

turns out it was all that english tea. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you od'd on tea?a, cuppa, cuppa? you turn around, someone's giving you tea. >> jimmy: will, you drank tea over there? >> i drank plenty of tea, no problems. >> jimmy: did you live together in the same hotel while you were there? >> we lived in an abandoned -- no. [ laughter ] i stayed in a house. john lived on a ship. >> yeah, i lived on the river thames in a houseboat. >> right on the thames, a pretty long ship, a customs house ship. multiple rooms. a little like eight-person dance party. >> dancing like this. hey, man. arrgh! the ship would hit a pier or a ferry would go by and the wake. >> it would just throw you. >> jimmy: that sounds great. >> it felt like you're drunk all the time on this house. >> you got used to it after a while. >> they tightened up the moorings after a while, so yes, it got better. >> jimmy: i have a photograph of the two of you at what they call a football game but we know that's not what it is. >> football match. >> jimmy: it's really soccer though, right? >> yeah. >> jimm

. >> mitch mcconnell said last night you have your own tea party now. >> we don't have our own tea party now, and you'll see that. you'll see that. there's nobody in our caucus now, and i don't think there's going to be any significant number tomorrow -- january being tomorrow -- where you're going to have the people say either my way or no way. that's what -- and it wasn't called the tea party, the freedom caucus. >> yeah. >> the reason boehner couldn't get things done is because he couldn't get to 218. the reason he couldn't get to 218, he had 30 or 40 of his party that would not compromise not with us, wouldn't compromise with boehner. we don't have anybody like that, in my view. right now. we'll see if we have anybody like that. but when you look at the big issues, we really have consensus whether you're talking about affordable care act, whether you're talking about infrastructure, and we want the get that done. we'll argue about paying for it. trade may be a more divisive issue. not divisive, but disagreement within our party. but i think you're going to see a constructive, united

on how cold it is and says she's going home is all fair invites her to come over and drink a cup of tea with her and her family before she dies. to give. his office husband went to work in russia six months ago she has six children she and some money with her washing machine but it's not enough to feed her family. i need money we have to pay off the loan every quarter we have to pay thirteen thousand and some about two hundred euros right now everything's good a normal four of my children live in town and go to school there everything's fine with us we can't complain there's always. via and i can't and aren't isolated cases like their husbands eight hundred thousand caregivers men work in russia and send the equivalent of two billion euros a year back home it's the country's most important source of income for half the people in this valley live in poverty after i cut and sar has taken her purchases home she prepares the baby grow strong she remembers when she had her first child shortly after she married eighteen and moved in with her husband. and is there with back then i hoped we'd b

and then of course the boston tea party comes up. here are a bunch of people storming onto the docks destroying thousands of pounds of tea owned by the east india company. clearly an illegal act but lots of people in the colony who believe in the law are offended by this. yes, usually if you go to destroy somebody else's property one of two things is going to happen. the person whose property you destroyed is going to see you in court and make you pay for it or, the government is going to grab you and put you in jail for the crime. but the government doesn't do that in the case of the tea party. for one thing it would be awfully hard to figure out who these people were who did this. but what the government does instead is say we are going to punish the whole city of boston until the bostonians agreed to reimburse the east india company for all that tea. so they shut the port of boston down no ships can come out no ships can go out. you are going to starve the city out you're going to cost the merchants and the dockworkers and the sai

they eat all together they make everything themselves bread vegetable hard part stewed fruit tea. without a father in this patriarchal islamic influences citing the fifteen year old daughter of beck as to act as man of the house. when we still live together with papa we went hunting in the mountains and worked in the fields we did everything together the least of all sir he had to say. after the meal the boys take care of the cows as their father used to. the children talk about what it would be like to live in russia. he's now i don't know. but it's good to live together whether in russia or here. i care and sar go shopping when her eldest daughter visits her they shop together. i want my daughter to study in your cattle rittenberg and get a russian passport if they'll give her one. school is good there and there's work. to what i sure. wish. i was this there's nothing here this is just the mountains and we sit around. in the village she meets her friends. whose husband also works in russia like so many men from the surrounding villages today they go in shopping together. if you

president trump came to have tea with the queen. of the us presidency, the queen of course, had seen it all before. he was the 12th american president she had met during her reign. it wasn't a full state visit but there was plenty of pomp to please the president and first lady. american national anthem. as well as a show from the military band, the president inspected a guard of honour. he described the tea as going ‘fantastically well‘, and he said that he and the queen had ‘good chemistry‘. and there were signs of good chemistry elsewhere. in february the queen took up a prized front row seat at london fashion week. alongside vogue editor in chief anna wintour whose glasses did not come off, even for the queen. the pair watched a show of richard quinn who was the winner of the first—ever queen elizabeth ii prize for british design. but although she still has a busy schedule, here, leading the centenary celebrations of the royal air force injuly, she travelled far less around the uk... ..and no longer does trips overseas. but in ap

every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts.re looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only one that was able to ensure that this was done seamlessly. and today, at the touch of a button, all the farmers are able to get their money, pay school fees and improve their standard of living. with citi, we see a bright future oud eir families. ♪ is time you make for yourself. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion improves skin hydration in just 1 day. and for twice the moisture, try the body wash, too. aveeno® naturally beautiful results® >> brennan: there is so much to digest every week that i feel like all of us always look at ourselves say, gosh, why didn't i get in that one story for that one point. david, for you, what ihe m need to know about? >> to me it's the new national defense strategy, because as secretary mattis outlined, now competition with china and russia not war on terror is the primary focus of the trump administration and of u.s. national security. that mea

they have been eating too many biscuits and drinking too many cups of tea. the table, so you didn't... i were not at the table, so you didn't. .. i would were not at the table, so you didn't... iwould have were not at the table, so you didn't... i would have demanded all of the biscuits. you have no manners with regard to food. with regard to food. let's stay with the telegraph. paris, where am i looking, france cou nts paris, where am i looking, france counts the cost of the disastrous protest. we have seen so many people out on the streets, violence, deaths, injuries, rs, and shops... —— arrests. deaths, injuries, rs, and shops... -- arrests. incredible footage of flames, riot police... cars on fire. yes, exactly, terrifying. and, of course, i yes, exactly, terrifying. and, of course, lam yes, exactly, terrifying. and, of course, i am sure there are a number of people who have been hijacking the protests because there have been pleased from the people organising the original yellow vests saying, "can we not have this violence?"m is very sad. the violence y

then we visit with friends, coffee, and tea, a training program by friends of children with special needsnext, a look back at our visit to 7 mile house, where american stagecoach history meets filipino culture. and we end with a bang, another look back at our segment on 50 years of san francisco taiko dojo. "paper lanterns" is a very original film. not sure i've heard anyone try to tell the story before documenting the lives and tracking down the families of 2 of the 12 american prisoners of war killed when the united states dropped the atomic bomb on hiroshima on august 6, 1945. joining me now is the producer of "paper lanterns," nobuko saito cleary, a former professional broadcaster who is now president of cross cultural communications, as well as serving on the boards of numerous organizations, including japan society, angel island immigration station foundation, and the community school of music and arts. it's good to see you again. nobuko saito cleary: i thank you so much for inviting me. robert: i'm serious, "paper lanterns," the idea is just so original. give me an idea in terms of

the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only one that was able to ensure that this was done seamlessly. and today, at the touch of a button, all the farmers are able to get their money, pay school fees and improve their standard of living. with citi, we see a bright future for our farmers and their families. ♪ >> brennan: joining us now is former vice president dick cheney who served as defense secretary to georgue h. w. bush. thank you for being here with us. we heard so much of who 41 was as a person. in terms of his legacy for the country, he was in office at such a tremendous time of change in the world, of upheaval. you were at the pentagon at that time. how do you think the fact that he was part of that greatest generation, a world war ii vet. how did all of that come together to inform his py >> well, i think, the nation was lucky to have him. a

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i'm just here and ready for the tea. >> the tea is particularly strong this morning. >> piping hot. >> oh, my gosh. >> happy monday. >> like, did she think -- did he think that she would just be like, hey, it's okay? >> i don't know. he already said y'all won after she posted about them breaking up before. i did a deep social media search while in chile to get caught up when they first broke up. >> i'm really saddened by that. >> i know. but cardi, you be strong, girl. >> we'll work that a little later on in the skinny. >>> we're going to start with the disparaging comment about president trump that could complicate his relationship with his incoming chief of staff. >> after budget director mick mulvaney was named acting white house chief of staff, video from a congressional debate surfaced from two years ago in which he calls then candidate trump, quote, a terrible human being. meanwhile, as mulvaney takes the new job, yet another cabinet secretary is on his way out. here is abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: this is president trump's next chief of staff blasting his future boss jus

the british crown against the jackabites in particular and he was upset by the time it came to the tea party. 10 days earlier he had written a letter to his brother, the easterly of levin. these letters are preserved in

party -- you will see a tea party. >> we're told you have a meeting back with speaker pelosi at 4:30 pm -- which is 30 seconds from now so we will just have to thank you, steny hoyer, thank you for joining us. >> thank you all very much. >>> when the new congress takes over -- office in january will have the youngest most diverse freshman class in recent history. new congress, new leaders -- watch it live on c-span starting january 3. >>> here's a look at our live coverage tuesday. on c-span the house returns at 10 am eastern for general speeches with legislative business at noon. members will consider several bills, including one that condemns russian aggression towards ukraine, and another condemning the bashar al-assad regime for its actions in this area -- in syria. on c-span to continuing to debate on the nominee picked first treasury secretary -- for treasury secretary and on c- span three there's a house judiciary committee hearing with the ceo of google -- google testifying on the company's data collection policy and then later in the day, politico is hosting a women's leader

the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only one that was able to ensure that this was done seamlessly. and today, at the touch of a button, all the farmers are able to get their money, pay school fees and improve their standard of living. with citi, we see a bright future for our farmers and their families. ♪ >> brennan: we go now to south dakota senator john thune, he will be senate republican whip when the new congress convenes in january and he joins us this morning from our cbs affiliate kelo in sioux falls. senator, welcome to "face the nation." >> morning, margaret. >> brennan: question for you to started off here based on the news we learned this week surrounding some of the legal problems with the president. federal prosecutors in manhattan said that his personal attorney made illegal campaign finance payments at the direction of individual on

who are partying after victories. >> a remarkable 40% of voters now identify themselves as tea party out of ten of them voted republican. >> feels bad. >> two years ago, barack obama was at 62% in the polls. "time" magazine declared the republican party all but extinct. and look at where we are now. the voters have not gotten what they asked for. >> the mistake was to think that the country speaks as one. that we're all one thing. what we really are is a mass of reactions. we're always reacting to the last thing that happened. so if the country goes left, you can be damn sure it's going to go right. if the country is looking good for rich people one day, the poor people will hate that and get angry. if we think we're past race, racism will come right back. our pendulum swings. in the long run, we make progress, but it can be pretty ugly to watch. >> what a week. the state of hawaii released my official long form birth certificate. no one is happier to put this birth certificate to rest than the donald. obviously we all know about your credentials and breadth of experience. seriously,

her defence tea m and political resources. would not lead us husband was in vancouver and that in china, fleeing the court would be seen as china, fleeing the court would be seen as undignified. the hearing ended on friday without the judge making a decision. it means meng wanzhou, one making a decision. it means meng wa nzhou, one of making a decision. it means meng wanzhou, one of china's most powerful businesswomen, will be kept ina canadianjailuntil powerful businesswomen, will be kept in a canadian jail until monday at the very least. joanna chiu is the deputy bureau chief of the vancouver star newspaper. i asked her what she found most surprising about the discussions in court. well, the whole hearing was quite explosive because there were very few details released until the hearing began and like your correspond said, we learnt the allegations that warranted the extradition to the us from canada is to do at least with one charge of fraud, and the crown did say that each charge would be subject to jail terms of up to 30

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that massive sackful of tea bags and they loved herfor ever.ift that keeps on giving for the entire year. everyone in the staff room, so many of you in touch, many saying this is completely ridiculous. home—made gifts, one teacher has beenin home—made gifts, one teacher has been in touch, she said the most valuable present he received was a handwritten note from the child explaining why she thinks he's one of the best teachers in the world. schools are crying out for funding, make a cash donation to school funds instead of the present for the teacher. varey good point. thanks so much for all your comments and thanks so much for all our guests. have a great day. we will see you soon. have a great day. we will see you soon. goodbye. good morning. a cold and frosty start today for many of us, a bright star, lots of sunshine out there at the moment. the cloud increasing from the south—west today, with that cloud eventually some outbreaks of rain moving in as well. coming from this area of low pressure, this weather system, you can see the cloud ass

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the tea rooms and the corridors have been humming with the sound of plotting and scheming. some, it's about how to take control of brexit. for others, it's about how to grab the keys to number 10. talk to anyone, parliamentary newbies or political veterans, and there's one thing on which everyone can agree — no—one has seen or lived through times quite like these. in a moment, we'll get the very latest from john but first, our health editor hugh pym is here. we heard about the medical contingency planning, how worried should we be about that? some patients are very worried i don't feel they have had the assurance medicines will get from the eu if there is no deal. now they are told there is no deal. now they are told there could be six months of disruption at dover and folkestone, delays getting into those ports. matt hancock has been out today saying alternative plans will be made, alternative ports will be use, fast tracking of lorries through with medicines, aircraft will be chartered to bring in supplies with a short shelf and there will be a stockpile of six weeks of m

american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span tv. 16, 1773,mber american colonists dumped teanto boston harbor to protest taxes imposed by great britain. next, nick bunker talks about his book, "an empire on the as he examines the importance of the boston tea an impetus for war. we recorded his remarks at the new york historical