that is -- just television that is a really good place to be and that is just domestic >> and in ufcemendous source of just programming. for someone that was able to make a lot of money with it. >> it was great on fox we're having the best year we've ever had with the espn and our partners at disney and espn plus i think they're doing great too. so it is incredible. >> so let's talk about what happened with the deal i know that this hollywood reporter -- i don't know if they are dealing with the guy who used to be like the old guy from the hbo show but dram aftic last minute decision to pull the plug was a embarrassment but the temporary end of hope of raising capital to pay down debt and create a morale problem for some 7,000 employees who hold shares and i've been convinced by the leadership to sit tight. that is about as negative as they get what do we say to the hollywood reporter >> here is what i would say to you. we got caught in this we works growth overhang. we weren't like other people we didn't have to go public. we were raising 500 $600 million we averaged double-digit re

it is called ufc. he's the ufc president. [cheers and applause] pres.they just sold the company. about $30.off for and they just sold it for $4 billion. [cheers and applause] the people that bought it said, we are not buying it unless dana white stays back and runs it. come on up. he's a very wealthy guy. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: do you want to hear from him? yeah? >> what's up colorado? how are you today? [cheers and applause] so, i'm not a very political person. i'll start there. let me say this. there are things that i can tell you about the president of the united states but you don't heart -- here on tv. i've known this man for 20 years. we've become even closer since he has become the president. becomes they president of the united states, you don't expect to you from them again. i understand it. it actually makes sense. this guy is so loyal and such a good friend, every time i see him, when i met him on air force one, the first thing he said to me is, how is your family? how is your family? [cheers and applause] man, very loyal, a very

i was out there for ufc fight. was helping the ufc champ get ready for his fight against daniel cormier and we were at breakfast. and i got a call at 8:00 in the morning. i looked down, and it was a dayton number. i didn't know who it was. i picked up, and it was jim jordan. so i walked away from the table, excused myself. i talked to him for probably a half hour. he was, you know, asking me about what was going on and i was kind of confused at the time, but i was just kind of listening to what he had so say. i had just heard about the story because i was in flight when the story broke. i was flying out to vegas, so i didn't know much. >> and you just testified to this. you said he was very upset. it was your impression he was very upset. he was you said crying. >> oh, he was crying. >> and groveling. groveling what? i mean, what was he asking you to do? >> he was begging me to go against my brother's testimony, basically and come out with a statement. so i just listened to him and expressed i didn't know what my b

came up big time short against the other team from california, the trojans, ufc. how about this, it is time to check this out. friday night, the mavericks lead the lizards by 1. give it to bradley beal, slicing at the bucket, to score at the buzzer. you think you can't do anything with 1.8 seconds left, he brings victory to washington, and a celebration they are. yale down 4 with 10 seconds left. he banks it in, and he's fouled. he gets to go to the free-throw line, and ties it, miraculously. that's tough to swallow. and that harvard/gale thing. they take it seriously. >> not how i thought it was going to end. 2...1. you missed our anniversary. (switch clicks) ♪ ♪ ♪ wow, that's pretty good. (coughs) uh-oh. oh, no. (coughing) ohh. (coughing) ohh! (spits) oh. (screams) (muffled screaming)

. >> reporter: now, i asked who on the 49ers he thought could cross over to the ufc.ind of through out kittle. he said, i like kittle. he's really tough. live in miami, i'm anthony flores. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, anthony. we'll be right back. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie san

a final question, the ufc is off 11 points, the euro is up over 1% against the dollar, if the dollaro longer the safe haven? komal: that's a good question you asked earlier as well. i believe the dollar will continue to remain a safe haven. what has happened in the last three or four days is more than exception to the rule. as you look forward, when the crisis continues, i think there will be a reversal of the trend with money flowing back. the dollar and the treasury and the bund will be safe haven assets. guy: we will leave you there, always a pleasure. as we spoke about the u.s. presidential election, michael bloomberg is also seeking the democratic presidential nomination. he is the majority owner of the parent company of loom berg news. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: i just wanted to point to this charge, the vix, that's about 30 today, a big difference from where we were yesterday, below 20. this is the chart going back to 1995, to give us perspective. you can see the financial crisis and the massive spike above 50, and a major indicator of how much in crisis the yield of capital

i was going there for a ufc fight. i was helping the ufc champ get ready for his fight.i get a call from a dayton number. and i look down and i'm like, i pick it up and it's jim jordan. so i excuse myself from the table. there's people there that, you know, who will account for that as well. so all this stuff and then he repeatedly called me that week. so, you know, it wasn't like he just called me once. he called me several times. >> and what do you want -- >> at least -- >> what do you want to see happen? >> i want to see ohio state do the right thing. i want to see them do the right thing. there's other people that didn't do the right thing. archie griffin was the associate a.d. at the time, he was the head of wrestling. andy geiger, they did nothing. gordon gi, all these people are avoiding the situation. they refuse to step up and do the right thing. that's why i'm here. >> adam disabito, thank you very much. you're brave to come forward. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up, it's been two years since the mass shooting in parkland, florida. we're cat

[boos] you know that guy dana white at ufc? i won't tell you about him yet but he's a brilliant guy. you saw his crazy fighters, $4 million he got! you know what? they are always showing it's full. these fakers back there, they don't want people but they don't show it. you can't imitate 15,000 people when it comes to the noise. they won't show it, they never show. we have never had an empty seat from the day i came down the escalator, not one. what these guys do, if mr. and mrs. jones sitting right up there -- a beautiful couple. she said darling, i'm sorry, there's nothing i could do about it, i have to go to the bathroom, he said darling i'll walk with you. the cameras clung onto those seats and they said there were two empty seats, trump didn't fill up the room. >> ed: you've been listening to the president having a little fun at this rally in colorado springs talking about how the media might like to play up a couple of empty seats. we didn't see a lot of empty seats as the crowd was panned, people waiting for many hours in

i also met ufc president dana white and i asked him, if there was one 49ers player who could cross over, who would it be? for that answer, go to my twitter page, anthony tv sports, but he is making a super bowl prediction tonight on the news at 11:00. raj, back to you. >> very nice. anthony flores doing a jessica aguirre name dropping here in south florida. very good stuff here in south beach with us. we'll check in withagaiat 11:00. we're going to also now -- are you having trouble figuring out who's going to win this game, need someabou greg papa. he's the radio voice of the 49ers. this guy knows so much about this team inside and out. papa, don't preach, but he does when it comes to the 49ers about what's going to happen sunday. >> the 49ers could run right through them the way day did the vikings and packers, but whoever wins this game sunday can clearly say they're the best team in the nfl. >> traditionally, historically, the better defense wins the super bowl. the 49ers have the better defense, but sometimes history can rewrite itself. and that could happen sunday. patrick thmahom

77 international caps, retired from rugby last year and will appear on the bellator card, a rival to ufclet's ta ke let's take it back to the news that a man in his 70s has been stabbed inside the regents park mosque in central london. another man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder at the scene. the 70—year—old was taken to hospital by paramedics but is not said to have suffered wife threatening injuries wasn't m essa 9 es wife threatening injuries wasn't m essa g es of wife threatening injuries wasn't messages of support across faith communities have been sent to the central london mosque while security concerns are also being raised where the chief executive of the robbed in society saying... —— ramadhan foundation... the family of a disabled teenager with special educational needs is taking its challenge to the school councils policy to the court of appeals. in march 2018 leicestershi re appeals. in march 2018 leicestershire county council said it would not be providing transport for children ages 16—18. it said it would give parents an amount of money so would give parents

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question, to, is why haven't we put these groups in the you see mj outlawing they outlined them in the ufc mj? >> well, it's a very good question. and it's hard to know how to answer what you are saying. the only data that i could find is that about 25 troops, not all of them white supremacists, were removed in about a five-year period for extremist ties. i think those numbers are ridiculously low. it just in the testimonies that we have written for you all here, all of us, we have documented more than that in the last year. so i think that there is a big problem here in trying to figure out how many investigations go on of this, who is identifying extremists, how is this being reported? there is supposedly a report the pentagon does every year internally on white supremacy in the military. is that happening? what is it indicating? it is very hard to answer your question because there is no transparency and no data. >> go ahead, sir. >> i would just like to agree that without being alarmist about the nature of the problem there is a problem about white supremacy in the military, but our mi

and they argue the money they spent to get their daughter into ufc were legitimate donations. >>> kobe bryant was remembered by his teammates and thousands of fans before tip off of the first lakers game since his death. nbc's steve patterson was there. he's outside the staples center, the home kobe built this morning in l.a. steve, good morning. such a powerful tribute. >> reporter: peter, this was a friday night where so much that happened during the actual game was completely overshadowed by the tributes, the tears and the emotional toll felt before and after starting with a stirring remembrance before tip-off. it's the house that kobe built. before tip-off, the staples center felt more like church. like a spotlight soaked halo kobe's two retired jerseys hung over the congregation, their first game back since losing their brother. every laker wearing his jersey, every laker taking the court in his memory. >> number 24. >> reporter: outside thousands came just to be a little closer. lakers leader lebron james with a mamba for life newly tattooed on his leg spoke to the fans. >> tonig

in terms of counter ufc, unmanned air vehicles. the budget requests includes 35 million for dhs science and technology. that's up from 30 million in fy 20. tell me how that money is going to be spent on this. >> that's on research development and technology on our capabilities. the department has limited jurisdiction and capabilities, continuing to explore that, that's mainly for dhs facilities, we are working with the department of defense, faa, department of transportation and others, as well as secret service been using counter technology for some time, so we are trying to capitalize on their experience of what they have seen, and then snt is building on that with additional research development and testing to hopefully have capabilities out there in the short term. >> i know you're busy on the southern border, and obviously coronavirus and all these important issues, but i'd like to come to the northern border, for 900 miles of border, that station all the way from the great lakes to montana, we also have a very large uas opera

first to my left we have mike who is an associate professor of communications in journalism at ufc. he is one of the foremost communication scholars thinking about the network here and the press is role in it. what i love about mics work and what my students have appreciated when i sign it is the way that he pushes us to think about what we want our relationships to look at, what we want our democracy to look like, what we want our publics to look like, when we want our press to look like and consider what the preconditions are for us to get there. then we have laetitia pony who is a leading light on georgetown's main campus where he's the distinguished professor in the communications culture and technology program. she has done some interesting work as to how we get political information online, how social media becomes a space where we create our political cells and how we might minimize the misinformation that we find there. then we have whitney phillips, who is an associate professor in the department of communications and rhetorical studies at syracuse. when he has been really

not against it, not my oldest daughter, my second oldest daughter madison is interested in attending ufcwho might take her spot if she wasn't to get it i don't how that's working. but i think it's always been you get in based on your merit beside for a few bad actors, you get accepted to the school based on what you've done or what you accomplish. hopefully they keep that there because being unfair to people who have been treated unfairly makes the whole thing unfairly. treat everyone fairly across the board. neil: the logic, you're already accepted, not based on whether your 80000 or less, but you students who were accepted, and parents who earned 80000 or less, you're getting a free ride, how will that go. >> i think it's a great idea and a wonderful thing because this private money, not government giveaway. and you don't have to pay back student loans that warren in sanders and a lot of the people in the democratic party. neil: a lot of them have massive endowment, i would take this further, a lot of private foundations like the ford foundation, the trust et cetera they lived under an

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goes to the big ufc matches. steve: nascar. brian: he has everyone over.: has he invited the chiefs yet? brian: they are coming. they would disappoint their base if they didn't come. steve: actually today at 2:40 the winner mvp patrick mahomes is going to be at disney world for the parade down usa hoping as many chiefs go as possible. dan bongino former secret service agent and new york city cop and yesterday he told us he was behind the 49ers. oops. >> listen, times you have got to eat your words. i did say clearly. steve: you were hedging your bets. >> i was a little. doocy, as a good news man you are you said i need facts. make a call bank, righ bongino t now. the golden rule of the gridiron has always been a good defense beats a good offense. brian, come on, you are a big sports guy. you know that we start in the bears super bowl in '86, the ravens in 2,000. you know what i didn't take into account self-deprecating moment where they will expose where i screwed this up. did i not take into account patrick mahomes. steve: what? >> i didn't understand the