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we expect minimal if any churn, part of the issue is here they've built something that's basically unre pl icable. this was like picasso-like quarter that we saw. >> right. >> they can raise prices and prime membership increases another 25% this year. >> right, originally $79, then $99, let me tell you wall street loves the fact that they are hiking the number. when the membership fee was hiked went up dramatically. let's move onto cloud servicings. aws, propelling earnings in many ways, how long can the news last on this front? >> it's a great question. we are in the early stages of just the secular cloud shift, you saw with microsoft, growing almost 100%. this is really something for amazon. second, third inning of this playing out. profitable business as they are getting knocked on federal side. at this point firing all cylinders and the cloud business has been a cap for the bulls here. >> i have to ask you, microsoft has the cloud business, that did very well, a critical question about intel, though, they have the security flaw in chips, processors, looks like it didn't bother them

they created a character of sarah palin and the palin family, once the bell is wrong, it's hard to unringspect was pursed perplexing and frustrating, but i have learned a lot in these ten years and i don't put up with as much as i had back then and i don't let things bother me. i obviously didn't let a lot of things bother me then either otherwise i'll be crawled up in a fetal position under the table and just want to go away. >> he became, in many ways, the leader of this tea party movement which still serves as the base of the republican party today, the tea party movement was a progeny of the reagan revolution, i also think it's part of a big base of the current president donald trump, how do you feel about that. >> that tea party movement, the movement was always there. there just wasn't maybe a person or a more specific agenda to coalesce around and then turn that movement into results in the ballot box. that movement was there and certainly i'm privilege to have come into my own, politically speaking, during the reagan years, that's when i was in college studying political science u

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you can't unring a bell. once they answered questions, you can't go back and assert the privilege and say mr. mueller should strike that from the record. he know what is he knows and he followed up on the leads and i think that's just a non-starter. >> and carol, to bring it full circle, the fact that these fbi agents who went into michael cohen's office and residences looking for things and having to do with the "access hollywood" tape, what's the point they are trying to get at? >> what we have seen in the course of a lot of reporting and 48 hours, there have probably been 10 stories volleying back and forth between the major media organizations and different cuts of what happened in this raid. what you see is a pattern of activity that the fbi and the southern district of new york is examining. that has to do with every effort in which cohen played a role, the president's lawyer played a roll in shutting down, silencing, tamping down, closing down anything that was bad publicity during the trump campaign.

. >> you have to look at what you're signing up for can't unring a bell, cant put a genie back in then, clint, eddie, kaitlin, john, thank you. happy tuesday. >>> you can get more of the lid, "meet the press" has a new audio briefing for you every afternoon called the lid. our nbc news political unit will run down the day's most important stories in politics. go get it. we'll be right back. >>> that's all for tonight, chuck will be back tomorrow with more mtp daily. the beat with ari melber start this is second. >> we begin with breaking news, something you may not have expected to hear. stormy daniels is cooperating with federal agents investigating michael cohen. she's talking to the feds after something quite unusual, the fbi raid of the president's lawyer michael cohen hitting his office and hotel. seizing documents that we believe are related to at least $130,000 payment that cohen facilitated to daniels. donald trump famously said "ask michael." agents looking for potential documents on a separate arrange arrangement with karen mcdougal, she had an affair with

unr more on this i am joined by philadelphia city lman kenyatta johnson, who represents the districtcilman johnson, thank you for your time and welcome. i want to begin by asking you, now, since you have met with a number of people involved g this incident, why do you believe that it ended up in this way? >> well, you know, first and foemost, councilman of a very diverse dstrict, but welso represent the starbucks in my district. i want to make se, as a council person that no form of racial bias oracial profiling is accepted, and, so,l we c a press conference today to address a this issue and toe denouthe recent arrest of the two african-american youngre men who arrested after waiting while being black the starbucks cafe and as we move forward we w st to makere starbucks have come up with a plan to specifically address the issue ofersity and inclusion as well as addressing the issue of racial awareness when it comes to how their business operates. >> councilman, youenve now sp'v to a number of people involved. you've now seen a lot more than most of us who have only seen the video.bee

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. >> but today the president tried to put that toothpaste back in the tube, unring that bell, put theottle. pick your poison. slippery james comey, the worst fbi history was not fired because of the phony russia investigation which by the way there was no collusion except by the dems. the sweet, as almost all do, came after he saw something on television. james comey lied with savannah guthrie this morning on "today." >> let's take two undisputed facts. you were fired and you were investigating the president with regard to russia collusion and the campaign's connection to russia's interference. and, two, he told in an interview nbc's lester holt that when he fired you the russia investigation was at the forefront of his mind. do you have a pretty strong case of obstruction? >> you might. two depend upon what all the other facts were around that about his intent that i can't see and that you can't see yet. my judgment is it could be obstruction of justice. >> joining me now, senior fellow the at brookings institution and an nbc/msnbc legal analyst. and amy rocha, from the southern dist

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you cannot unring a bell, and we cannot bring the precious lives back that were lost in this crash. but from their loss we can pass an amendment that will help ensure that no other family must needlessly suffer. i urge adoption of the amendment and the course of the debate, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back. the gentlewoman from california reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time it's my pleasure to yield 10 minutes to a member of the rules committee, a subject matter expert on the columbia river bill before us, the gentleman from washington state, mr. newhouse. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington state is recognized for 10 minutes. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my good friend, mr. woodall, from the rules committee, for yielding me such time. i'd also like to welcome mrs. torres to her first management of a rule on the floor. it's a pleasure to have her as part of the rules committee. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the rule, including t

i think it was a little unre unrealistic to expect tax change at the end of the year to have much of an effect on the market by the end of the first quarter, so, look, clearly, people are very optimistic about it, and i visited ten of the 24 regions in the last few weeks, talking to a lot of business people, a lot of the client and managers optimism at an all-time high, and plans are being developed. the pipeline is at an all-time high going up every month. it just takes longer than people think. nobody thought the tax would pass until the day it passed, and so - >> yeah. >> so i think by the time we get to, you know, late summer, fall, you'll begin to see substantial increase then, and that activity, purchases, and stock purchase, so it will happen, just a little lower than -- and later than people think. >> kelly, is the pickup happening into mid-term elections that could put democrats in control of correct me if i'm wrong and perhaps unwind -- i don't know about the tax bill, but the deregulatory gains experienced? >> well, i would take a different view, kelly. i think, if what i