the u.k.,u know, in in london, we has the best site in all of london. the best site. some genius said -- we are going to sell the site and then, we are going to take the money and build a new embassy. that sounds good, right? a you have to have money left over. so they sold the site for like -- i think, but i will check the numbers. these numbers are close enough. they sold the site for like $250 million. they think they are geniuses. a horrible and buy location and they build a new embassy. that is the good news. the bad news is that the embassy calls -- costs over a billion dollars. what do we have? embassy in a lousy location. i was supposed to cut the ribbon. i did not do the deal. it was started by bush and obama . it was a bush-obama special. but it could have been stopped by obama. would've been stopped by me. i asked what kind of a deal it was -- you sold the best site in london. literally. they were so happy that they got $250 million, or whatever but they spent all of that money plus a lot more to build a new embassy in a lousy location. i don't know, folks.

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>> well, you have to control your moods, because otherwise you become discouraged, u know, you want to drop out. w that doesnk. corporations work 24 hours a day. you keep that in mind, and you see how they're grinding workers under. i mean, look at the ridiculoust wagest... you know, one out of every three workers making wal-mt, $7.50, eight, nine, ten dollars an hour. they're grinding other consumers. they've got you right by the neck.di your cscore, your credit rating, they've got you in debt. you know, they control so much. they're even now planning your genetic future, your political future, your military budget future. and that ought to get you angry. that shouldn't say, "oh, i'm going to give up." it's amazing. for every million people who don't give up on their sports team, even though their sports am's got a losing record, why do they give up on themselves, if only for their children? we he to have this kind of agitational dialogue with one another, instead of these insipid, you know, text messages. i had a teenager tell me thehe day she did 300 text messages in one day. i said

so there was no television, no, u know, text messaging. ( laughing ) it was... it was good conversation, and theyro would challenging questions at us. and... like one thing my father said: "what's the difference talism and socialism?" well, we started talking... >> hinojosa: and how old were you? >> iell, i was maybe nine, b was the youngest in the family. and so we tossed aroundff ent things, and he came up with this definition. he said... he said, "socialism is government ownership of theme s of production, and capitalism is corporate ownership of the meansf government." and you see how pertinent... >> hinojosa:ow. >> ...it is today, with the corporations controlling our government, ripping it off, contracts, grants, very often tix system as a grotesque favo for the loophole crowd, and turning then gont against its own people so it doesn't serve the people. >> hinojosa: your dad also said something really beautiful, which is one day you came home from school... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...and your dad said to you, "so what did you learn in school? did you learn to believe, or did you lea

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as far as the president's reaction, u know, i think michael cohen is not the roy cohen he was looking. roy coen's defects of character and morality were, and i think ey were manifest, was compensated for with a towerin intellect and guile. and michael cohen, he's got going the grt loyalty and i think that right now is a weak link in the president's situation. >> yang: one person who had a turning point this week was paul ryan, saying he was going to leave the hou aset this term and retire. what does this say and bode for the midterms and for the future of the republican party, the future direction of the republican party? >> in the near te'rrm, if you trying to raise money for republican candidates, when your speaker steps down, that's not a great way to raise money, it's not something you brag about and say it's important you invest here. the bigger story, a lot of us goto know paul ryan as an intern for power america with jack kemp, and bill bennette and gene kirkpatrick and others in the '80s, reaganism at its high water mark, and he more or less carried the 1980s ad 1990s, he more

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industry were not dependent upon or solely dependent upon civilian microelectronics, i often ask, u know, if we are victims of malware or undesired features in the microelectronics we buy from offshore, if another nation can bring about the civilian, the collapse of the civilian economy through such features or through such malware in with what sense can the department of defense have been said to defend the ation? if you think about it, the purpose of our national security community writ large is not only to defend bricks and mortar but to defend our economy and way of life. we cannot rely upon our software and the controllers that that software implemented, if we cannot fully trust and rely upon the microelectron exs and software we purchase and implement, then in what sense can we be sure we have defended a nation? it's not a comforting thought. so what do we have to do? how do we have to reinvest to get american microelectronics back at the top of its game? to where, not because we subsidize it but because economically it competes with the best in the world. and becomes once again th

u know, it is sigicant that this is when the president's first nominee, it's prably the cabinet member that he says the most positive things about. >> brown: because of those regulations. >> because of those regulations and because he hears e goes out to the rest of the country, some trump supporthter, they love this man. it's significant that with all those fact joerg the white house is this week being very cautio and waiting to see how the cards play. i think they just aret sure with all of these investigations if this is someone that they can support long term, and day to day we just don't know,. >> brown: so on this day, you look at the hearing, you think t,out what you just said with the presideighing the various many possible questions and scandals, weighing the policy questions, what picture emerged? >> watching the many hours of hearings, this is man who was poised. he answered questions politely. it when repeatedly asked about these maestigations never took personal responsibility for any of the elements in them. he repeatedly said these were staff errors. occasionally he did

u? >> you know. >> thank you. h-u! >> you know. >> we are obnoxious for a good reason. [laughter] i'm a proud graduate of the theater and arts department. anthony anderson, chadwick boseman, some of my alumni. and those are the actors who are making big strides on the screen. but one of the first lessons i learned when i got there at howard university, i remember my voice coach, and she said art defines the people. it defines their hopes, their dreams, their failtures, their longings, their loss -- failures, their longings, their loss, their dreams, their fantasies. and it must come from them to be authentic. we come from a history of other people telling our stories, so they are inauthentic. you have chosen to be an artist, a storyteller of our legacies, so you must tell the truth. that is your job, that is your calling, that is your cross to carry, that is your burden to bear, that's your work, young man. it's my joy. thank you, sister sonya. it's my joy. i love telling my stories. so we are here to celebrate the storytellers. because before it ever hits the screen, b

everybody b knows regime change is the ultimate u goal here of pretty much everybody maybe but kim jong-un. maybe china, maybecluding the united states. they could say it's not the focus, but is everybody going to believe it? >> well, you know, there's going to be trust and verification on both sides. and i think you're exactly right. there's a lot that goes into this. i'm an old guy. i was on the border between east and west germany when the wall came down and it staggered everybody then in 1989. this seems to be one of those things where a lot of, there's a lot of stuff happening right now. in '89, hit was a lot different scenario. i'm not sure we can quite yet trust kim jong-un to do what he says he's about to do. he's under a lot of pressure. but he also i think is very worried about some of the things he's seen within the last couple of months. >> we've all been to that border, just the moment of being there. but to imagine ooen the glirm of possibility of unifying the koreas in our lifetime is something many of us didn't think we'd even be talking about. whether with skepticism or no

of the things they agreed upon is to find a way to a peace agreement but at the same time s s s u s you know the precise cease fire at the end of the korean war was signed by china the united states and north korea so north and south korea can't really decide on. a transformation towards or a move towards a peace agreement so i think one of the next things will be to talk to the united states stops talks to china and then we would see how it how things develop but right now i think it's really weird to read early stage right now. we know that this summit was billed as sort of a warm up to this some of this being talked about between kim jong il and u.s. president donald trump and we actually now have a reaction from president trump via twitter i believe he tweeted just earlier today after a furious year of missile launches and nuclear testing and historic meeting between north and south korea is now taking place good things are happening but only time will tell the u.s. president and the north korean president meeting this was supposed to be a big deal but do we feel now that this meeting wi

we know that's not true u. we know that it can help treat pain.u and i have talk add about how the it can treat seize yurs. it can be a medicine that solves problems that others don't. so it's not a schedule one substance. shouldn't be and that's part of what this letter really is talking about to the attorney general. >> sanjay, thanks so much for doing this important work. well really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and dr. gupta's series, pot versus pill, weed 4 airs sunday. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. erin burnett starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, a bombshell admission. the russian lawyer who met with don jr. admits she's a russian informant. this as republicans say trump didn't do anything wrong. plus, the nra facing questions about its ties to a russian banker who's a lifetime nra member. was the organization illegally funneling money to help trump? also, stormy daniels' case against the president on ho

potentially cube u, do you know of any instances where user data was improperly transferred to third party in breach of facebook's terms? if so, how many times has that happened and was facebook only made aware of that transfer by some third party? >> mr. chairman, thank you. as i mentioned, we're now conducting a full investigation into every single app that had access to a large amount of information. before we lock down platform to prevent developers from accessing this information around 2014. we believe we're going to be investigating many apps, tens of thousands of apps and 2 if we fd any suspicious activity wile conduct a full audit to see if they're doing anything improper. we'll ban them from facebook and tell everyone affected. as for past activities i don't have examples of all the apps banned here but if you'd like i'll have my team follow up after this. >> have you ever required an audit to ensure the deletion of improperly transferred data and if so how many times? >> mr. chairman, yes, we have. i don't have the exact figure on how many times we have but overall, the wa

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they no longer call it a gun, they have different names for it and that young people will know. uing, i do want to die, why would they say that —— i don‘t want to die. the parents have to be mindful of exactly what their child is looking at on social media or getting involved with. u nfortu nately, getting involved with. unfortunately, a lot of this is driving the violence. people mentioned drugs, but i would mention social deprivation. i would also mention austerity. and we no longer have community spaces where we can bring in the resources to help these young men, primarily, dealwith their emotional struggles like we do us their emotional struggles like we do us part of the band of brothers. and what about those groups of people who go out there and try to talk to people in the communities you have described and on the estates that you work in and try to persuade them to do things differently, to not react to the videos? let‘s see a bit of what they do, for people who don‘t know. today, yeah, i didn‘t know if it was right for us to come out. you understand ? i didn‘t know if we

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u. two headquarters so we know that there have been some kind of injuries it's still unclear whether there is a shooter in custody we haven't heard anything to that effect so as far as we can tell it is still a active shooter situation. and we've seen these pictures of the news choppers are obviously already out on the scene we've seen the signs of the immediacy with which people had to leave that overturned chairs on balconies or people have been eating but for now that is the latest information we have also been injured and nobody in custody and we have a tweet from nancy pelosi obviously a senior member of the u.s. congress from that district in california and she has tweeted that her staff they are closely following the developments from these to this shooting situation in san bruno and she is saying thank you to the heroic first responders and she has said that all american communities deserve real action to end gun violence so we've had a political leader already injecting gun violence into this situation and clear again just we've got about twenty seconds here any reports on casualt

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indicates they're going lead anything out of amazon that tells me they're going to lead anywhere but u you know, to the extent they can stabilize stock, that's the best news you can get out of these guys. you're not going to get that bounce u >> then you've got a problem you think it's still too early to buy these stocks. >> i do. so here's the b problem. they're going to have amazing quarters all of them. the valuations and expectations and sentiment all down, but you're going to have this overhang the way i've decided to do it. not changing anything. i did trim a little bit of google a couple of weeks ago i'm still overweight amazon and facebook but what i'm doing here is looking for other tech that's getting hit in the downdraft so yesterday, i bought intel i bought cisco last week microsoft. just adding to litti intle bitsd pieces tech is 26% of the s&p, so if it's going to lag like it has, you need something else to take its place. we haven't seen that just yet. maybe we get it with financials, maybe with industrials i think those two sectors are going to knock it out of the park >> i thin

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because we know trump u values loyalty above all else.sarah sanders was asked basically what you're saying today, if there was a reason for the pardon. whether it was for trump to send a signal to bob mueller or as you're pointing out, who might be charged with him or might cooperate with him. here's the exchange. >> was the president sending some sort of signal to the mueller investigation or about the mueller investigation by pardoning scooter libby? >> not at all. one thing has nothing to do with the other. >> do you buy it? >> i'm not sure the press secretary has a tremendous amount of credibility. no, i don't buy it at all. i think that this is, this is a tra travesty of justice. what we're seeing now is as it's unfolding, we don't want to see that trump is he's gone ahead and done this. it's really disgraceful. >> jim comey was involved in the libby case. the deputy attorney general at the time. he appointed the special counsel who investigated the case. is it coincidence that this pardon for libby is happening on the same day comey

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u. s., he doesn't know the procedure so they should be able to get an attorney to them. >> he is we, he is an amazing youth leader. he has been an advocate for peace building and these making in an area that is a conflict zone. >> reporter: his first up was to be washington d.c. he was going to make the round of politicians a capitol hill on monday. but instead he will be on a flight to manila after midnight. >> he had no business on u. s. soil is what they told me.>> reporter: she got the philippine embassy to make the call. >> he sounded tire. you know how it is when you get off of an airplane he got off of a 14 hour flight he hasn't slept who knows what he was better how much he was fed?>> reporter: this is normally a hushed airport. the protest is going on. the supporters say that they will not leave until they know for sure that he is gone. sources tell us that visa had glitches and he agreed to voluntarily withdraw it and go home. the bottom line, he doesn't have any choice. reporting live at the airport. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we have new video of a frightening incident of the flig

u k. you know making it clear there often they often make this point that in the u.k. issues have to be decided by the court for example u.k. diplomats will never use the word genocide because they say genocide needs to be determined by a court of law the same with this they are not going to say the words in the security council russia is guilty of this crime because under the british system that would be a legal process and that's why they use this determination of highly likely and i think she was making the point to diplomats i'm not allowed to say they did it but we're pretty much think they did indeed give been listening to jay's base they're reacting to the debate now going on at the united nations we now are listening to the deputy ambassador for united nations for the u.s. adding the u.s. is position. just we've really been listening to very strong as james pointed out there very strong positions from both of the selling about in syria the russian ambassador and karen paris from the u.k. that is it for now but stay with us on al-jazeera next up it's the caliph

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against the president and he's facing other criminal allegations and as your report showed, he has you know u, a wife and two young children and could be facing potentially decades in prison, would he want to flip on the president and turn into a cooperating witness. we saw that with michael flynn. so that's something the president privately has to be very concerned about and that's part of the reason you're seeing these tweets sort of encouraging michael cohen, saying i don't think he's going to flip. also another tweet saying he has the power to pardon people. he floated a pardon for jack johnson and it seemed like a random tweet, but it could be linked to the idea the president does have the power of a full pardon. that's something he's been dangling in recent week. >> and using with scooter libby last week. michael cohen has been unwaivering in his praise of president trump. let's listen. >> look, donald trump is presidential. i think he's wonderful man. he's actually a tremendous unifier. he's a man of great intellect. great intuition and great abilities. >> just a few examples of his lo

colleagues came out with this 253 paged report, the democrats with a rebuttal, you heard the president you know u, applaud the republican version and he weeted about it as well today saying quote, just out, house intelligence committee released no evidence that the trump campaign colluded with russia. clinton campaign paid for opposition research obtained from russia. wow. a total witch hunt. must end now. how do you hear that? must end now. is this a some kind of code to bob mueller or the words that came to his head? >> i hope it's not a code o bob mueller. this complete partisan whitewash by the republicans on the intelligence committee just shows more so why we need an honest r report. just the fact that they were relying on this informant and that they characterized the republican report characterizes a meeting in which the president's son, campaign manager, meet with the russian agent and tell her yes, we want information to help the campaign, information that is part of the russian government's attempt to influence the election on the part of president trump. we want this information. show

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