.) >> tom and i will now do an untraditional unveiling of plaque a binder clip unveiling a new ethics commission and openhouse we've developed everyday new ideas we'll unveil to see the bob ross lgbt senior center plaque >> (clapping.) >> boy (laughter) i'm here this time to want to bring up a friend of mine who works for wells fargo and wells fargo bank is one of open houses oldest and longest ongoing fiscal sponsors thank you wells fargo over the course of a decade as openhouse has expanded and grown wells fargo has been there supporting our mission and expansion of our program we are grateful to wells fargo for the continued investment in open house and in san francisco's lgbt community another benefit of partnering with wells fargo is getting to know people like martin martin is a former board member and vice president of the openhouse a senior executive at well martin is a business and community leader that values people and relationships and is passionately committed to improving the lives of lgbt seniors i'm glad i know him and honored to serve with him unfortunately his curren

>> through transparency and making those bidding procedures public and allowing as rich said, untraditionalnies to come in and reforming-- the pentagon should be doing this stuff, weapons systems in three to four years and not 20. david: the trump administration should be listening to the forbes people, they have the answers to the questions. we've got to leave it at that. the cashin' in gang getting ready to roll. what have you got? >> mark cuban diving in and joining us on cashin' in. his take on artificial intelligence taking our jobs. plus, you've got to see this to believe this. why i agree with liberal comedian steven colbert what congress just did that could cost us all our privacy. see you at 11:30. david: and the irish-- and do the >> more tax dollars for the tax man. that's what some house democrats are calling for. they say the agency needs more money to do its work. you say it's the opposite. explain your flip side. >> not a chance. the irs only exists so that congress doesn't have to do the dirty work of reaching into people's pockets in increasingly obnoxious ways to take our

>> through transparency and making those bidding procedures public and allowing as rich said, untraditional companies to come in and reforming-- the pentagon should be doing this stuff, weapons systems in three to four years and not 20. david: the trump administration should be listening to the forbes people, they have the answers to the questions. we've got to leave it at that. the cashin' in gang getting ready to roll. what have you got? >> mark cuban diving in and joining us on cashin' in. his take on artificial intelligence taking our jobs. plus, you've got to see this to believe this. why i agree with liberal comedian steven colbert what congress just did that could cost us all our privacy. see you at 11:30. david: and the irish-- and do the ira need this, and as you're writing out the check to the irs when we come back. not to be focusingo finaon my moderatepe. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clini

so one of the questions is the very untraditional roles being played by jared kushner and steve bannon on foreign policy and the generals and secretary of state have not had as prominent of roles as they would normally have. >> absolutely right, and it came after steve bannon fought to stay on the staff and the nsa was involved in getting the intelligence information to devin nunes. and he then came out and made that striking announcement that initially seemed to back up the president saying that he felt like he had been wiretapped by the obama administration. a statement that devin nunes walked back and said he is not quite sure that trump transition officials were surveyed, maybe they were just spoken about in some of the surveillance that was swept up, but it raises questions about whether or not there was any type of coordination between some of these players, steve bannon, and getting that information to devin nunes. those are some of the questions that the president might be asked today at the press conference. in addition to that, he faces a whole host of questions on north kore

continue to be the chief communicator for this white house and do it in ways that are completely untraditionalnd first thing we do is grab our phones and see if he's been tweeting. i do it before i go to bed. he believes so strongly in his own communication skills, when i talked to people at the white house they say the thing that bothers him the most about his team is their communication skills, he thinks he's just better at this. he doesn't care if it's traditionally presidential or not. >> he does care about his reviews. he is a reality tv star who is president of the united states, don't care about what the critics think. he's tweeting right now that obamacare is dead. and that the democrats are trying to prop it up by demanding payments to insurance companies because i assume he's reading the newspapers and watching the morning shows and being held to account for failing to repeal obamacare. when we hold him to account for promises he made he says things like this last night. ? if t if. >>> if the media job is to be honest and tell the truth then we agree the media deserves a very, very b

there is too much advertising clutter untraditional television.n one of our networks, we have taken the at down by half. we started that in the fourth quarter and have been revenue neutral to up so far. how is that possible? we also reduce commercial loads on tbs and tnt. >> are you doing more programming? >> programming is longer, so the way we can make up for the reduced ad loads is make the advertising better, more contextually relevant. we believe our ratings are higher as result of having reduced ad loads. if you look at minute by minute ratings on ad supported cable, ratings go down, then when the commercial is done come he hoped the ratings come back to where you were. if you have fewer commercials, engagement,her higher average audience levels, and your ratings go up. we have also done some research that seems to indicate that if you make your advertisements more relevant and you reduce the , recall of the ads go up 10%, higher ratings, higher recall, anybody watch march madness? a few people. you need to tune into sports more. we were put

at least we're maintaining some traditions in this very untraditional presidency. it goes back to franklin roosevelt, and actually it applied successfully only to franklin roosevelt. but look, you can get a sense of a presidency and you can get a sense of how a president operates and, of course, we've learned a fair amount about donald trump just in those 100 days. the substance can change in the second 100 days or the first year or the second year, you never know what's going to happen. >> can you illuminate us on how this president poeroperates the? what's the sense that you've taken away? >> well, he's a very tractional president. look, let's be honest. he doesn't have a lot of fixed principles. i think that's obvious to everybody. i'm sure it's obvious to his aides in the white house. he is flexible and that's why he's flip-flopped on so many things. he really just wants to get things done from a republican and conservative perspective, because that's his base. but if you push him or you give him contrary information or he can see a way to succeed by changing h

it is untraditional. it's somewhat weird although i know it must be comforting to have your kids around, your son-in-law. i get the comfort factor. but is it american? your thoughts first, nicole. >> i'm going to quote john oliver in "the new york times." john oliver who was riffing on this over the weekend said, you know, they're like our royal couple except they're both very attractive, and then in "the new york times" leading up to the china meeting, there was a whole article about how the chinese, who deal in the family dynasty business when it comes to their politics were s comfortable dealing with an american political family. >> but they're not a democratic country. >> your question is is it american? there is no real precedent for this. i think it's weird too. i just have to say, though, for all of the temperamental concerns that i have about donald trump, for me, ivanka being in an official capacity in the white house is not one of the many, many, many things that keeps me up at night. >> yeah, i

.) >> tom and i will now do an untraditional unveiling of plaque a binder clip unveiling a new ethics commission and openhouse we've developed everyday new ideas we'll unveil to see the bob ross lgbt senior center plaque >> (clapping.) >> boy (laughter) i'm here this time to want to bring up a friend of mine who works for wells fargo and wells fargo bank is one of open houses oldest and longest ongoing fiscal sponsors thank you wells fargo over the course of a decade as openhouse has expanded and grown wells fargo has been there supporting our mission and expansion of our program we are grateful to wells fargo for the continued investment in open house and in san francisco's lgbt community another benefit of partnering with wells fargo is getting to know people like martin martin is a former board member and vice president of the openhouse a senior executive at well martin is a business and community leader that values people and relationships and is passionately committed to improving the lives of lgbt seniors i'm glad i know him and honored to serve with him unfortunately his curren

carrier had plans to go public twice in recent years, meanwhile, spot jify may go public in an untraditional >> kelly, rather than an initial public offering, it's an initial public listing. that means is that spotify would not sell new shares or market itself in a traditional road show. instead, the swedish company would register its stock to allow current holders to sell on the market. supply and demand would determine the price. this is something the company is seriously consider, sources say. why do something so unconvent n unconvention unconventional? for one, spotify has 1.7 billion dollars in cash on its balance sheets and doesn't need to raise money through an ipo. spotefy could save millions on bankers frees and talk freely to get others to the same place and not have the rules that come with an ipo. one investor likes this alternative method. >> if you are going to offer an initial public offering, that means that shares are going to get deluded. if the company doesn't need the capital, then there's no need to raise capital just for the sake of it. >> he said he has not decided whe

.) >> tom and i will now do an untraditional unveiling of plaque a binder clip unveiling a new ethics commission and openhouse we've developed everyday new ideas we'll unveil to see the bob ross lgbt senior center plaque >> (clapping.) >> boy (laughter) i'm here this time to want to bring up a friend of mine who works for wells fargo and wells fargo bank is one of open houses oldest and longest ongoing fiscal sponsors thank you wells fargo over the course of a decade as openhouse has expanded and grown wells fargo has been there supporting our mission and expansion of our program we are grateful to wells fargo for the continued investment in open house and in san francisco's lgbt community another benefit of partnering with wells fargo is getting to know people like martin martin is a former board member and vice president of the openhouse a senior executive at well martin is a business and community leader that values people and relationships and is passionately committed to improving the lives of lgbt seniors i'm glad i know him and honored to serve with him unfortunately his curren

.) >> tom and i will now do an untraditional unveiling of plaque a binder clip unveiling a new ethicsommission and openhouse we've developed everyday new ideas we'll unveil to see the bob ross lgbt senior center plaque >> (clapping.) >> boy (laughter) i'm here this time to want to bring up a friend of mine who works for wells fargo and wells fargo bank is one of open houses oldest and longest ongoing fiscal sponsors thank you wells fargo over the course of a decade as openhouse has expanded and grown wells fargo has been there supporting our mission and expansion of our program we are grateful to wells fargo for the continued investment in open house and in san francisco's lgbt community another benefit of partnering with wells fargo is getting to know people like martin martin is a former board member and vice president of the openhouse a senior executive at well martin is a business and community leader that values people and relationships and is passionately committed to improving the lives of lgbt seniors i'm glad i know him and honored to serve with him unfortunately his current

.) >> tom and i will now do an untraditional unveiling of plaque a binder clip unveiling a new ethics commission and openhouse we've developed everyday new ideas we'll unveil to see the bob ross lgbt senior center plaque >> (clapping.) >> boy (laughter) i'm here this time to want to bring up a friend of mine who works for wells fargo and wells fargo bank is one of open houses oldest and longest ongoing fiscal sponsors thank you wells fargo over the course of a decade as openhouse has expanded and grown wells fargo has been there supporting our mission and expansion of our program we are grateful to wells fargo for the continued investment in open house and in san francisco's lgbt community another benefit of partnering with wells fargo is getting to know people like martin martin is a former board member and vice president of the openhouse a senior executive at well martin is a business and community leader that values people and relationships and is passionately committed to improving the lives of lgbt seniors i'm glad i know him and honored to serve with him unfortunately his curren

.) >> tom and i will now do an untraditional unveiling of plaque a binder clip unveiling a new ethicscommission and openhouse we've developed everyday new ideas we'll unveil to see the bob ross lgbt senior center plaque >> (clapping.) >> boy (laughter) i'm here this time to want to bring up a friend of mine who works for wells fargo and wells fargo bank is one of open houses oldest and longest ongoing fiscal sponsors thank you wells fargo over the course of a decade as openhouse has expanded and grown wells fargo has been there supporting our mission and expansion of our program we are grateful to wells fargo for the continued investment in open house and in san francisco's lgbt community another benefit of partnering with wells fargo is getting to know people like martin martin is a former board member and vice president of the openhouse a senior executive at well martin is a business and community leader that values people and relationships and is passionately committed to improving the lives of lgbt seniors i'm glad i know him and honored to serve with him unfortunately his current