all the absolutely and there's no doubt about it i think that van jones is right about that and by the coach is right about that and by that he glaude and imani perry and others are right about that but that doesn't mean that exhausts his whole base yes and his base is broad enough that one can still get at those who are willing to side with progressive on these issues of not just class in the abstract but assets to health care quality education decent housing and so forth and so on what about trump himself would you call trump a white nationalist or is he just an opportunist who sees political benefit in aligning himself with the white nationalist movement now numbing by the trump is a bona fide gangster who will do anything he can to stay in power to remain visible to have a certain kind of status that makes him feel good so these the narcissus these races it is in a full of these patriarchal he's homophobic a lot of different things but as you know my brother i don't believe in fetishizing any of these leaders that he's a sign and a symptom of a spiritually decadent culture that all

van jones, tom steyer, said you have consistently said that i am the better billionaire. on't need bloomberg. and steyer says i would just like to say, van, i've never said that. i would never say that. van without skipping a beat goes okay, i'm saying it. that was van jones taking full graduation from unity organizer to pundit. so, steyer made a point which is the following: we know the republicans are going to come out. the question is will we? now, the reason i didn't quite understand his rationale is is the reason they're going to come out, is the reason they have unfathom able forgiveness for anything this president does or says because of a larger disaffection they believe he is the agent of because of impeachment which tom steyer helped ask. did he give the best kind lg to the flames of their furry at the polls impeachment? >> well, look, this is one of if not the fundamental divides in the democratic field. what is the theory in the case of how you beat donald trump? there's one theory that says you have to find the nominee who will max out turn outin minorities an

we have van jones, cnn political commentator host of "the van jones show" and gloria borger, chief politicaldent and david axelrod, senior political commentator and former senior adviser to president obama. you had a good line when we first got there, you looked at the stage and you saw the serve and y seven, and you said? >> it looks so bare up there. >> i listened to the chorus singing about brotherhood from sea to shining sea, i don't think we'll see it tonight because we're 47 days away from the iowa caucuses. you have two people up there and one likely to be the nominee of the democratic party, but i don't think the person that will be the target tonight will necessarily be joe biden who is the national front-runner. this is a sequential process and it begins in iowa and the iowa front-runner right now is pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend. i expect he'll be the recipient of a lot of incoming tonight. it will be interesting to see how he parries that. >> i was in atlanta for the last debate and everyone thought that was going to be the case because his campaign was certainly prepar

it is my honor to introduce van jones, a graduate of the university of tennessee and yale law school, he has worked for economic justice both as a civil rights attorney and environme environmental activist and is known for his best-selling book, "the green collar economy." he served as special advisor for green jobs for president obama, is now a host and commentator on cnn. please join me in welcoming van jones. [ applause ] >> i'm relieved, because nobody is going to remember anything that happened except for bryce. give that young man -- my goodness. everybody was wiping away tears listening to that young man. i will save time by just echoing and amenning all of the great words of appreciation and all the honors to the people who are here and just say a few words. i'm a ninth generation american. i'm a ninth generation american. and i'm the first person in my family who was born inwith all rights recognized by this government. i'm a ninth generation american and i'm the first person in my family. so when people say why do you guys keep talking about these issues? i'm not talking abo

i want to bring in cnn's van jones as we take a look at this breaking news. la harris dropping out of the 2020 presidential race. van, what are your thoughts on this? >> it's tough. you have a democratic party that has a core and a backbone, and that backbone is black women. african-american women voted 96% for hillary clinton. i think white women voted 46%. yet the only african-american woman pounding on that door, pounding on that glass ceiling is now out. it's a bittersweet moment. i think it's a high integrity move on her part, i think it's a high character move on her part. she does not want to drag her staff forward when there is not money to help pay their bills. but it hurts. because we have not had a black woman be able to get all the way there -- you go back to shirley chisholm who kamala harris talks about all the time back in the early '70s, '72, trying to run, saying, listen, we have a lot to offer as women, as black people, as black women, to this country. give us that shot. nobody has been able to get across that finish line, so now she is out.

please join me in welcoming van jones. >>> i am relieved because nobody is going to remember anythingat young man, my goodness! everybody is wiping aware tears listening to that young man. i will save time by just echoing and amenning all of the great words of appreciation and all the honors to all the people who are here and just say a few words. i'm a ninth generation american. i'm a ninth generation american. and i'm the first person in my family who was born with all my rights recognized by this country. i am a ninth generation american. and i'm the first person in my family -- so when people say why do you keep talking about these issues? i am not talking about my great, great, great, great, great grandparents, though i could and should. my mother and my father were born under segregation. my father willie anthony jones was born in poverty and segregation in memphis, tennessee. he put himself -- he joined the military. when everybody was running out of the military, my father ran in, so he could put himself through college. and he went to a little black college in jackson, tennes

. >> senator, i remember so visibly on election night, van jones calling president trump's election a backlash. do you think that's what's happening here? >> well, i don't know who the commentator was, but i never heard such a wrong commentary just based on the facts. for example, we lost michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania by about 70,000 votes. there was a massive diminution in african-american turn out. in fact, in milwaukee alone there's about 70,000 less african-americans who came out. if hillary clinton had gotten the same black turn out that barack obama did, she would be president hillary clinton right now. we're going to win back the senate even. we need to win in north carolina, georgia, south carolina. we need a person that can excite the fullness of our coalition. i know some people want to make it seem like it was somehow white voters who turned against hillary clinton, but that's just too sim plitic of an analysis. we really had a massive fall off of black and brown voters turning out for the democratic party. the next nominee better be someone who can excite the fulln

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plus, stephen welcomes jennifer hudson jonathan pryce and musical sharon van etten, with norah jones. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: come on! ho, ho, ho! wooo! have a seat. thank you up there, up there, down here. my friends. my friends. my friends. welcome to "the late show," one and all. i'm your host, stephen colbert. well this is-- is this it? this tonight is the last "late show" before the holidays. i hope everybody out there gets the presents they want. i'm looking forward to a great 2020, because next year, we could be getting a new president! ( applause ) oh, father christmas, if you love me at all. and on day one, he or she will have a very important job: getting the old president to leave the oval office peacefully. i suggest "cake on a rope." ( laughter ) come on! let's go! let's go! but in the spirit of the season, w gnamp credit on a rare good decision: signing an executive order giving most federal employees a paid day off on christmas eve

scarlet: van jones of state street is joining us. -- ben jones of state street is joining us.p and his art of the china deal, when it gets signed. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ time as there is a deal, we will be taxing the hell out of china. >> we have made tremendous progress, doesn't mean you will have a deal. we are working on a new trade deal with china, but it must include real structural change to and unfair trade e --nd unfair trade practices. >> it is the biggest deal ever made, the granddaddy of them all. it would be historic if we could do a fair trade deal. we are totally open to it. we have a long way to go as far as terraces concerned. i wish they didn't break the deal we had. we had a deal and they decided not to make it. i think they want to make a deal. i am not sure they have a choice. if they want to do would deal, let's get it done. i am not looking for a partial deal, i am looking for the big deal. when we come to a deal, subject to getting it written. if we don't come to a deal, we will raise those tariffs. we have come to a substantial phase one deal. in some w

please welcome me in joining van jones. >> >> i am relieved because nobody is good to remember anythingppened except for ricin bryson. give that man a hand. everyone was wiping away tears listening to the young man. i will save time by echoing and saying amen to all of the great words of appreciation and honors to the people who are here and just say a few words. i am a night generation american. i am a net generation american. i am the first person in my family who was born with all of my rights recognized by this government. i am a night generation american and i am the first person in my family. so when people say why do you keep talking about these issues? i am not talking about my great great great great grandparents though i could and should. my mother and my father were born under segregation. my father was born in poverty and segregation in memphis, tennessee. he joined the military when everyone was running out, my father ran in so he could put himself through college. he went to a little black college in jackson, tennessee and he married the college presidents water because my

dana bash, gloria borger, van jones, david axelrod., we have been saying, dana -- >> never mind. >> pretty mild up there, pretty nice. second hour, it's like they went to their respective corners and got told to start punching. but how they did it was different. >> it was. look, i mean, like we were talking about in the break, we were surprised and then it changed, that because we were so close to people going to the caucuses first and then voting later in new hampshire and beyond, that they didn't try to, you know, point out the differences in a more detailed and aggressive way. and they did. >> they did. >> the thing that was most striking was that pete buttigieg, we all expected he was going to take the incoming because he's on top in most polls in iowa. he did get the incoming in the second half. but he also was ready for it. every single issue that he was hit on, elizabeth warren on the fundraising, and other issues like his experience with amy klobuchar, he was ready, he hit back and then some. >> now i want you to pick up anothe

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stephen welcomes congressman adam schiff and musical guest sharon van etten with norah jones. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and, now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: come on! hey! it's the holiday season, that's what it is! that's what it is! ( cheers and applause ) oh, my goodness! welcome one and all, ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. the big story continues to be donald trump's allergic reaction to the constitution, and tonight, i'll stab you with the epipen of fun in the latest installment of "don and the giant impeach." ( cheering ) >> i have the right to do whatever i want as president. >> stephen: today, the house judiciary committee debated whether to send two articles of impeachment to the house floor. but first, they spent hours proposing highly specific and asinine amendments. like one from florida congressman and human-hangover hybrid, matt gaetz. ( booing ) gaetz argued that democrats are focused on the wrong biden. >> this amendment

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i'm dom anyone chu in today for brian saul van here is how stock futures setting up their day on this monday in a holiday-shortened trading week the dow jonespen by another 35 points if these gains hold into the opening bell the s&p up by 2 points and the nasdaq up by 11. now the dow and s&p coming off record high levels on friday the dow seeing its 19th record close of the year and the s&p 500, get this, its 32nd record u.s. composite volume on friday, the highest since december 21st since 2018 treasuries, a tick lower in yields as you can see here, the ten-year note yield hovering around 1.9%. the 2 year note yield 1.36 worldwide, asia markets stalling near an 18-month high as we takes a look at what's going on there. the hang sang and hong kong up .1 of 1% and nikkei and japan flat on the day and shanghai composite down 1.5%. in the european trade, we are seeing perhaps a little bit of a mixed trade there as well. you see there the german dax off by about .2 of 1%. the ftse 100 .1 gains. >>> new this morning, china says lit lower tariffs on products ranging from pork and avocados to semiconductors as soon as next year. now the country's

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manifestos on the bbc website but from the christmassy newsbeat election camper van thank you forjoining us. back to rebecca jonesoods here in crewe. an important part of the food industry here, a massive facility thousand —— 70 5000 square feet. the main product here is a cheese but i have the big boss who will talk us through the business. tells about your business. what you see here is part of the range of products that we distribute to wholesale cash and carry retail business. we are delivering from kirkcaldy to croydon. cheese is obviously the main focus and butter. we have been in this business from 1982. importing and exporting is a really important part of the business, isn't it, so cross—border trade. has not featured enough as far as you're concerned in the election campaign? i wouldn't say it has, part of the brexit situation and particularly in the event of a ha rd and particularly in the event of a hard deal, but we would hope for as pa rt hard deal, but we would hope for as part of a settlement going forward that we carry on with tariff free access both ways which seems a logical conclusion. do you