his car looks, again, unconventional. three headlights now instead of just two and that headlight in the center is wired to the steering wheel so as you turn the car, turn the front wheels, that light will turn on and then turn with the wheels to kind of shine your way around blind corners at night. kind of a clever idea. most radical departure of standard design, the engine in the back. it's a rear-mounted engine, a time when the volkswagen beetle is just coming on to the scene and pretty radical stuff at the time and things like seat belts, it had windshield to pop out in the event of a crash so it would be safe and away from the car. it also had a streamlined design, as well. it looks very slick, sleek even today. it has a rare windshield we would call a fast back. here's a car, you know, some 20 years before that showing that design, as well. the problem was tucker was i think the best way to say it is a little fish in a big pond now going to building cars and was just kind of out of his league. he was able to raise s

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we know that donald trump ran an unconventional campaign and an unconventional white house. >> kind word for it. >> generous. >> unconventional. such a sweetheart. a consequential decision of president trump, whether to sit for an interview with bob mueller and the repons to the worst wildfires in the state of california. white house aides have a difficult time explaining it. stay with us. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. and something amazing happens. that's our inspiration for fancy feast medleys. wild salmon primavera. tastes amazing. also in pate. fancy feast medleys. booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. whenshe was pregnant,ter failed, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no ide

one reason people point to, the unconventional styling. you look at that grill, sometimes called a horse collar grill, it looks very different than anything else on the road in the late 1950s. it got compared to other things, people would say the edsel looked like a buick sucking on a lemon. but other things, it was introduced in 1957, which was just as the russians launched the sputnik satellite, and coincidentally there was a small recession and people stop buying large expensive items whenever a recession hits. so car sales were hit. and ford frankly overpromised and underdelivered. they promised a revolutionary car, instead they had gymics. the speedometer is not a simple needle going across, it's like a floating cam pass. there's a dial that spins around. it looks different, but is it really a technological improvement? i don't think so. another of the much-heralded ideas in edsel was the tell he touch transmission. there are punch buttons inside the steering wheel. i will give it credit for that. now we have paddle shifters that are

he is a very unconventional kind of person. an unconventional punch in or.e is trying to do outlandish things. populate mars. do some very unusual things are a lot of people say they can't be done. conventional communication is not his forte. we have historical precedent for ceos and other executives using nontraditional means to communicate,to reed hastings from netflix, elon musk, it is hard to say exactly whether or not the fcc will come down hard on him for this. he deftly frustrates a lot of people but look at what the share price is doing. it is going in a direction one would expect it to go. he did communicate this to everyone at the same time. meets the basic criteria for conventional communication. this is not a selective disclosure if you will. it is unconventional but not selective as far as i can tell. who is being heard here. -- hurt here? these are sophisticated investors and they know the risk they take on when they take on elon musk. he said he's considering it, not that it is a done deal. i know a lot of reporters elsewhere, secured financin

and so the innocent must atone for the deeds of the guilty the silence is gripping unconventional and psychologically brilliant. the journalist tarek thinks he's got a good storing he wants to take part in an experiment and it was and i give a shit when this and. this is a story he soon regrets chasing the experiment device normal citizens into prisoners and guards it's about a p.d. and some discipline rules and regulations chaos soon breaks out in the experimental prison and the scientists are frail. it's obvious to us to look. at your meter electricity. the experiment goes horribly wrong and the only chance for survival is to flee this is a nightmarish vision of human guinea pigs. now at the top of the show i claimed that germany had pioneered the shock may i now present exhibit a from one nine hundred thirty one fritz lang's first ever talk a milestone of the history. here fritz lang simply into mates violence rather than showing it yet there's no doubt in viewers' minds that little owners of these toys are dead and the killer is as frightening as he is frightening in an insanely g

there's a good chance this doesn't go private it's a very unconventional suggestion it's been done in an unconventional way they've formed this committee, they were flat footed at first they formed an independent committee. they need a committee that's looking at the -- what happens if we stayed public outcome which is the most likely outcome right now. right now their ceo, who's also chairman and head of product, has said i don't want to be the ceo of a public company. so i'd get a new independent director on the board quickly and someone who can address that important issue because the most likely that's going to happen or be a public company ceo, he's really opened the door and given he doesn't want to be the ceo in a public setting that's the board's thought. >> why do you think the most likely outlook is that it stays public >> i'm not the only one. if you look at the stock price versus the quoted four twenty doesn't seem like the market believes it either it's an unconventional deal. it looks like a very difficult deal to pull off this is a company with negative cash flows that

campaign, not a unconventional candidate and the rnc to be a great partner and i thought i shop governor romney's hand twice during the campaign. it's not the normal way that it's supposed to work and yet because of the way the rnc was structured i got to play this outsized role and lo and behold, we won. and the book, just it really talks about that partnership that we had with campaign. the data and the ground game and so many things that people in this room have toiled on through the years and on december 22 i get called phone call from the president-elect asking to serve as his rest secretary and i had visions of the west wing in my head. >> you study? >> and you know, the rest is kind of history so it was sort of my american dream. wanting to get involved in politics, doing anything to get involved in knowing behold getting to stand behind the podium. >> the great thing is you talk about the details of what happened during the transition network reported so when president was talking about who he was going tohave on his team , everybody remembers your first press briefing. >> i thin

race and just fast forward in the book, here we are with donald trump as the nominee with an unconventional campaign not only as an unconventional candidate but they looked to be a great partner and provide resources and i think that i shook governor mitt romney's hand twice during the campaign in all seriousness. that's just not the normal way that it's supposed to work that just because of the way that it was structured the last cycle, i got to play this outside rolling up and behold, the win one and e book just really talks about the partnership we had, the data into so many things people have toiled with through the years. then i get a phone call from the president elect asking if i would like to serve as the press secretary. i had visions of the west wing in my head. [inaudible] the rest is kind of history. it was sort of my american dream wanting to get involved in politics, doing anything to get involved and over and behold i ended up behind the podium. >> you talk about the details of what happened in the transition. when the president trump was talking about who he was going to hav

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but, if we go it with a small unconventional footprint we can put this thing back on track. >> tuckernothing out of it as usual. >> we are standing by, mr. president. >> tucker: thank you for stopping by. we told you many times how the people who run our country are ignoring the threat of china or in some case actively assisting its rise because they are getting rich doing it but what is the reverse like? how does chinese elites regard our country and the trump administration? insight into that is fascinating. stay tuned. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. esurance. an allstate company. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your healthcare business. so that if she has a heart problem & the staff needs to know, they will & they'll drop everything can you take a look at her vitals? & share the data with other specialists yeah, i'm looking at them now. & they'll drop everything hey. & take care of this baby yeah

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he's very unconventional and there are a lot of tactics he can do with very unconventional manners.e is not on north korea, the time is on us. and i think north korea should realize that, you know, even though it seems like president trump is eyeing on the november election next year, but that's not really the time set for the north koreans. north koreans, they have to come up with some sort of concrete plans to dismantle the program, relatively short period of time. because if they don't do it, we'll be really -- >> they are dealing with an unconventional u.s. president to be sure. so we'll continue to watch the dynamics play out. hope for the best there. kenneth choi, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> israel's new law sparks massive protests in the streets from a minority group that is usually considered loyal to the state. we'll have a live report about it coming up. can be relentless. tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i'm ready. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 wee

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>> look, what worked after 9/11 was a small, unconventional approach. a few cia officers, a few special forces backed by air power, and they decimated the taliban in a matter of weeks. when we switched six months in to a very conventional approach, we basically repeated the soviet battle plan is we now how that worked in the 80s. it didn't. going back to small and unconventional, this is not a privatization. you already have 15,000 u.s. troops and 30,000 contractors in country. my plan takes it down to about 2,000 active duty special forces and about 6,000 contractors. >> what we're told about why general mattis and secretary of state pompeo, why they don't like it -- and by the way, mattis said today he disputes the idea that trump is frustrated by what's going on there, losing his resolve and considering any other way. but they it lacks too much the way you want to do it. it lacks oversight. it lacks accountability. it lacks planning. it lacks color of authority. you know, the u.s. flag carries symbolic significance as opposed to a bunch of mer sen ar

campaign, not only unconventional candidate and they really look to the rnc to be a great provider and provide resources and i think i should governor romney's hand twice during the campaign and in all seriousness that is not the normal way it's supposed to work and yet because of the way the rnc was structured i got to play this really outside wall and lo and behold we wanted and the book just really talks about that partnership we had with the campaign, the data, ground game in summary things many of the people in this room have toiled on through the years and that on december 22, i get a phone call from president elect asking me if i would like to serve as his press secretary and i just had visions of the west wing in my head. i just never thought-- >> that was your studying connect prepared. you know, the rest is kind of history so it was sort of my american dream, wanting to get involved in politics, doing anything to get involved and lo and behold i got to stand behind the podium. >> a great thing about the book is you talk about the details of what happened during the transition

our pride stems on this day focused upon the man you created, gifted and empowered with the unconventionalve to protect his family and his teammates and the world from the evil of terrorism thank you lord for the opportunity to honor john chapman with the highest decoration for his heroic valor so to endure that during sacrifice to honor that legacy inspiration he has infused into the mission of leadership in the operation of operations special test -- tactics. to overcome evil with good in this good from agency with a fearless expression even in the face of death so many others may live thank you for john and his family and his unforgettable love shaped by your spirit. father as we move forward me your presence be tangibly known to john's precious family as they move forward to sacrifice selfish duty to you and to country and humanity and to give thanks for the great nation are great military and liberties that rest upon bravery and blood of patriots like technical sergeant john chapman and his name we pray. amen. >> thank you very much. please be seated. thank you chaplin. we are honored

there was no appetite here in brussels to give in to any italian demands today because the rather unconventional very hawkish approach of italy to this problem was perceived as a kind of blackmail of populist brinkmanship so it was rejected and the migrants have to be more patient on this coast guard vessel and the whole situation is a kind of awkward because italy is holding its own italian military vessel in an italian port hostage and nevertheless the talian prime minister drew the pic on to accuse the e.u. of hypocrisy. let's listen to italy's deputy prime minister luigi dimaggio ahead of today's meeting. certainly one of the european union sticks with this attitude if nothing comes out of the european commission meeting on redistributing migrants nitty chiaki ship the five star and i will not be willing to give twenty billion euros each year to the european union you think immediately deodato not ok on the i'm not so bad read it if it's really does follow through on this thread what effect would it have on the here. edu commission would then see you italy before the european court of justic

fromride stems on this day the man you created, gifted and empowered with an unconventional result toperate selflessly in protecting his family, his teammates and the world from the evil of terrorism. we thank you for the opportunity an withr john chapm america's highest honor for his valor. to honor the enduring sacrifice his family carries deeply within their hearts. and to honor the legacy and inspiration that john has infused into the mission, the leadership in the operations of air force special tactics. you're just intent of overcoming evil with good in this world through human agency found fearless expression in john. even in the face of death, so others may live. , we thankou for john you for his family, we thank you for his unforgettable life and love shaped by your spirit. as we move forward this day, may your presence be tangibly known to john's family. as we move forward, may his sacrifice motivate selfless duty to you, to country, and to humanity. give thanks to our great nation, our great military and our great liberties that rest upon the bravery and blood of selfless p

>> it is certainly unconventional. they could argue that it shows the president has nothing to hide. one could also argue that it was not a good strategy. >> why? >> because of exactly what you just talked about. he has all of this inside information. if there is a charge brought about brought about based on discussion, he doesn't have probably the information in the campaign, i don't know, but it is certainly on obstruction charges. whatever the fallout is, the conversations had had been had in the white house all of that is -- >> or exonerating. >> it's true that we don't know everything that he said in those 30 hours, but we know a little bit. the "new york times" reports that these are the things that he testified too. . president trump's obsession with putting a loyalest in on the probe. so congressman, that is interesti interesting. it is interesting to note that don mcgann was very stunned that president trump was going to let him temperature and didn't want to until he felt like he was being set up. >> yeah, i'

traditional thinkers will question your pursuit of a career that required your talent and perhaps your unconventional education that prepared you for it. >> yes. we have seen this over the years. hard to imagine today. the 19 and 70s and 80s, the word chef was not even a professional classification. it was viewed as a dead-end pursuit for people that maybe had not finished college. people looked at you like you had one eyebrow. he gets in the restaurant and his friends were visibly uncomfortable around him. asking him what happened to you. fast-forward to the present. chef is an alternative to be a doctor or lawyer. a very valuable alternative. people outsource all of their needs to others, including cooking. we do not award chefs, we award pastry chefs. they get national and international awards. in the new york times recently, one was asked about what he does, you know what, what i do each day is artistry. i am a magician. coffee director. they focus on making interesting coffee drinks for their patrons. imagine what this means in the past. all these things that people were good at, it sort of stop

number one, it's extremely unconventional and the means by which this has been broached and opening of a discussion on going private, no discussion of how secured or unsecurity the financing is, and really looks like elong called buddies on the board and said cover me. so number two, there's a lot of money that needs to be raised here i don't think it would be an lbo. there's just not enough cash flow to support that, but he has to get more than 10%, to put up 30, 40, billion to pay the 420 for those who don't want to roll into a private equity. >> i'm so curious as to why in the world robert would want to get involved in the scrum now. on. >> very small positions, but you've been waiting for an opportunity to take a reasonably large position yesterday the event was really it i believe it was driven primarily by desire to squeeze the shorts ever since patrick burnham and overstock, i can't remember another ceo so obsessed with the shorts i don't think that the shorts are trying to get people not to buy tesla cars or they're saying cars are horrible. if the stock were trading for 50 or

>> i think so, you know, look, it's very unconventional, he's really a different type of a presidents it relates to this stuff but it's hard to argue with the results, i mean, it may be done in the way that make diplomatic type of negotiators happy but, you know, we did come to an agreement with europe and it looks like, you know, it may even go further than what we have agreed to. we came to an agreement with mÉxico and perhaps today we will know if canada comes aboard. that's been the plan, to align everybody against one major trading partner to get them to do something. lauren: let's just say we don't get a deal with canada, double whammy, no deal with canada and what's going on with china, how would investors react to that? if we look at the month of august really spectacular month, the nasdaq especially, best august performance in 18 years, sean, with gains of 5.4% thus far, does no deal with canada, no deal with china threaten all of this? >> i think in the short run the market has been reacting to this good news bad news all year but it's sort of been marching steadily forward

crew and pilots have similar demands, better pay conditions, overhauling of their employment —— unconventionalt practices. for example, continental staff are employed under irish law. that does make it difficult when you are operating a european wide airline. and michael o'leary, the boss whose name is graffitied on this wall in the picture, he previously said he would not recognise unions. he had given in and it is interesting to note is that easyjet, is performing, astra as the stock market is concerned, is performing much better than rya nair. concerned, is performing much better than ryanair. notes talk about space force did it sounds like a hollywood movie where we fight aliens from outer space. a great script. the sort of film that i loved that this is not what it is about. there is a serious overtone to this which is that because it is the way president trump presents this, it turns into a slightly trivialised idea that the point is that china and russia in particular seem to be further advanced than the us is in terms of space and there is a genuine threat that the next wave of war cou

traditional thinkers will question your pursuit of a career that required your talent, and your perhaps unconventional education, that prepares you for it. >> guest: yeah. we're seeing -- we have seen this over the years. it's hard to imagine today that in the 19 1970s and 80s the word chef was not a professional classification. it was views as a dead-end pursuit for people who maybe hadn't finished college. if he finished college instead of get fog into restaurants people looked at you like you had one eyebrow and that want danny myers experience help gets into restaurants and his friend were vises by uncomfortable around him as in what happened to you? fast forward to the present, chefs are now -- that's an alternative to becoming a doctor a lawyer and is views as a viable alternative. so i specialize its is life today that people outsource all their needs to others, including cooking, that we don't just award chefs but we award pastry chefs. they get national and international awards, and "the new york times" recently there's a top baggett maker in paris was asked what he does and he says what die

so, blended families, i mean, unconventional families, are usually the result of unforeseen circumstances

given that when governments and we want to offer something unconventional a new creation of politics that really speaks to people and encourages them to get involved we consciously decided against forming a party but we do want to change the party and we want different majorities in parliament because we want a different government and undergone one others in her party don't see those majorities on the horizon the leader of the left party's parliamentary group could face a rocky road. by all means i don't see support for such a course here in the left or parties or in the other parties lost by dint of the time needed greens and on board either mainly because of fog and next critical statements on welcoming refugees. as it is now going to be an umbrella movement with sorrow of agony flashed in the greens because the positions that have been circulating recently especially for a return to more nationalistic positions in the greens don't support that nor does the social democrats support back in connex idea of giving disenchanted voters an alternative to right wing parties out of that e

himself, is that he has insisted on running the economy very hot, and also insisted on a rather unconventionalhings work. so he believes that lower interest rates lead to lower inflation, and has cited as proof of this that, eno, the united states, the united kingdom, the eurozone, have low interest rates and low inflation. most of us think the causation goes the other way —— you know. how does he justify that economically, or does he notjustify it? i think there are a number of factors here. he rails against something that he calls the interest rate lobby, and he says that there is something called a currency conspiracy, which he has attributed to the financial markets or the central intelligence agency or various issues like this. so it is quite hard to see how this political position is reconciled with his economic realities. and it is also quite worrying, isn't it, always, when politics and economics intertwine. how important is it for turkey to get this economic model right? and is absolutely crucial. if thatis right? and is absolutely crucial. if that is not addressed and turkey's econom

unconventional president, art, doing something rather unconventional, going after the fed.he market reacting a bit to the news, particularly on the dollar side what do you make of this there's not thrilled and then there's "i'm not thrilled. >> yeah. i don't know why we get surprised when something unusual comes out of the president's mouth. we should be well practiced in all of this. at the end of the day the fed and the president are leaning against a stronger economy and one is trying to normalize policy rates, one is trying to get a more equal playing field on trade unfortunately those things are not necessarily working in conjunction. so the president looks at this as saying the fed is working against what i'm trying to do. i'm ftrying to reduce taxes and regulation here is the fed raising rates, when actually the fed is trying to get to a neutral rate so that if we roll over in the economy in 2020 that they'll have something to give back it's got to be amusing for the fed and frustrating for the president at the same time i don't know why this surprises us >> it shoul

what worked after 9/11 was a small unconventional approach. a few cia officers, special forces backed by airpower and they decimated the taliban in a matter of weeks. when we switched weeks in to the more traditional approach, we repeated the soviet battle plan and it didn't work. this is not a privatization. you already have 15 thool u.s. troops in 30,000 contractors in country. my plan takes it down to 2,000 active duty forces and about 6,000 contractors. >> mopping other things as well, what we're told about why general mattis, they don't like it. mattis said today he disputes the idea that trump is frustrated by what's going on there, losing his resolve and considering anything else. they say it lacks too much, the way you want to do it. it lacks planning, accountability, plans. the u.s. flag carries symbolic significance as opposed to a bunch of mercenaries rgets. >> here's the difference. you have continuity, chain of command. if we wanted to afghanize this war we need continuity with afghan forces. you've had troops go there for six mon