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. [ laughter ] but -- but you're -- you're good at doing these things i mean, this is the famous "vanityou did this? >> no, in fact, not -- because annie had done a photo of me, the first time i was pregnant this was my second pregnancy we were doing the shoot for "vanity fair", and that was the one we were doing at the end that was for me and the family and while we were doing it, i was like, "god, do you think - it would be amazing if they had the courage to put this on the cover. and they came back and said, "hey, we'd like to do that are you okay with it?" >> jimmy: 'cause i remember it was big scandal. people were like upset about it >> somebody pregnant a naked, pregnant woman. oh, my god >> jimmy: yeah >> how pornographic. >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] no, not at all i mean, this was a beautiful thing. i thought that was so -- i remember the whole thing i remember, boy do i -- no >> but it's -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, not that >> it was an - i think it was an important moment and tina brown was the editor at "vanity fair" then, to -- to really have the courage to change

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characteristics of the communist party of the ford speaking chinese basically deconstructing the great vanity does that sort of goes against what the chinese want i think for him he's criticized as aussies but i think he has the qualities you saw i was going to productive in such a way that was constructive you know quite a clear vice of the government and actually solve these problems and what he sends them indicates is that i think the chinese government is not interested in actually solving these problems in the 4 or 5 years afterwards the cattleman after the couple 1000000 people give this clarity in terms of what actually they don't want to do and that's undermine the big identity itself and not solve the deeper problems tell us what you know about the latest concerning these camps. well the moment estimates put the number of detention detainees in the camps into 12000000 perhaps upwards of 3000000 people these people are still taking in camps essentially what the government calls into the case some training centers are more like in german camps for indoctrinate that we your population h

here's what rich mccue said in "vanity fair."ace from my bosses at nbc felt worse than being spied on by weinstein's paid thugs by the network protected itself and matt lauer with precisely the same legal tactics that weinstein had used for years to cover up his own sexual misconduct." >> that's a statement because we know that ronan farrow said he was followed by people that weinstein covered -- that he hired and almost moved out of his house, he was told by sources to buy a gun. to say that what he faced from nbc was worse than that was quite a statement. he did write a piece for "vanity fair," went into great detail about what he and ronan alleged. nbc is saying that the story was not ready to be reported. they say that not only was it ready to be reported, but legal at nbc had cleared it. they said they were ready to have women go on the record, ready to do an interview with rose mcgowan. >> martha: their sight is pretty persuasive in terms of the side that they have and what they locked down. why would nbc care if the harvey

he spent eight months of his life reporting on the weinstein investigation, ten days ago he "vanity fairout it. if his peace amounts to one of the most devastating accounts of malfeasance by a television a network ever published, get yourself a copy of this story,le it is jaw-dropping. and the lack writes " not only personally intervened to shut down the investigation, they refused to allow me to follow-up after his history of sexual assault became front page news." the records show they behaved more like numbers weinstein's pr team than the of journalists they claim to be." it sounds like an overstatement, but it isn't at all. they did act as p.r. agents ford harvey weinstein, the story is crammed with details. the cumulative effect is so overwhelming and so clearly true that nbc hasn't responded to the story, instead have ignored it hoping it will go away. just today, "the wall street journal" reported that nbc has -- and this was a remarkable even by their standards -- renewed noah oppenheim's contract and its expected he will take control of the entire company soon. before that happe

it still continues, i have people trying to break into my emails right when i was writing the "vanityr" story. i wish i could say it's over but it's not. >> tucker: to go that far out on a limb for a story and have your employer sell you out -- at one point, you say no one oppenheimenoahoppenheim was excy texts with harvey weinstein after killing your investigation into them, how do you feel about that? >> i was pretty upset to learn a lot of that stuff, to be honest. i have no animosity against these people, but it's clear to me that we were lied to over and over. it's just not right, especially coming from a news organization. it's the very crux of what they do, it's their mission to tell the truth. i think they not only lost sight of it but they didn't hear their basic principles. >> tucker: so noah oppenheim was just re-signed, "the wall street journal" reported today at a huge salary, and he is next in line to take over the entire company. how do you feel about that and how do you think employees still at nbc feel about that? >> i know employees at nbc are upset about it, i've sp

fellow vanity driven folks, still maybe even on the show, but not on the show. still in most stocks it's too enticing to ignore next up on october 2nd, another little guy bio life solutions. sounds like a radio channel. this is an even smaller medical equipment company. this is tiny 300 million dollar. that's a very small company. i want to mention that because these ultra small are very volatile they're in the storage business. they make what are known as bio preservation tools you want to say tissues or even organs they make containers filled with solutions to keep everything healthy in extremely cold temperatures for the clinical research people who need this stuff, biolife's containers allow you to get a much longer shelf life out of your samples that's the hook. for six months out of the year they grew at a clip. earnings came in slightly positive and it's turning a profit now this stock has been on a wild ride. biolife crashed down to $9 and back to 21 and the highs last month that is thanks to the market that's now back to 50 and change i can see the appe

in two or three months after 9/11 there was an article published in vanity fair that alleged that i as well as former secretary of state madeleine albright and former national security advisor were in effect responsible for 9/11 . . . >> host: and had connections to al qaeda and osama bin laden. >> guest: well it is for that counted what links them together is those people who were behind the false and i would argue defamatory "vanity fair" story were frustrated by the policy in the clinton administration. these were people that thought they didn't belong and we had made a mistake by being so tough on the government. that was my first experience. >> how long after leaving an administration. >> you oversaw several crises but i'm curious if a lot of people don't know what the un ambassador does decide to vote on the resolution and you paint an interesting picture developing relationships with adversaries whether it is the ambassador of russia so what does the un ambassador do in those relationships developed, you would have thought he would be a close associate or friend that visited aft

perhaps he read vanity fair, which also ran the story, saying angry little man cancels newspaper subscriptionse way of dealing with what he says of the free press, the enemy of the people. just imagining they are not happening. apparently his preferred read of the day is the new york post, which is the equivalent of one of our tabloids, which is quite telling as well. they still get copies of the wall streetjournal, usa today and the financial times get delivered to the white house, so thatis get delivered to the white house, so that is quite interesting. and they still have online subscriptions, apparently, so it is not all doom and gloom. eco- warriors over there. iam not and gloom. eco- warriors over there. i am not sure we're going to get to the story of the day, which our dear bbc man huw edwards taking on the burglars in his pyjamas. he has managed to recover his car, which was burgled about a month ago. huw has recently ta ken was burgled about a month ago. huw has recently taken up boxing and looks fabulous, and he has now taken on the news with huw and so much more. stay with us. many

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joining me now is the authority of the report and special correspondent for "vanity fair."id you find and what do you think is happening here? >> well, so, i'm a reporter. people call me and share with me their observations, once i validate, i reported. some who trade on the chicago mercantile exchange have seen unusual activity making hundreds of millions of dollars. they are wondering who is hind these trades and realizing that they are tied to certain events that trump statements or meeting with president xi have shown to be moving the market. basically, traders are not stupid. they have figured out that trump likes to talk about and move the market. he's said so himself. they've keyed off commentary about china and have been able to make a lot of money. whether this is nefarious, who knows. the point of the article was to raise consciousness and ask people who can investigate to investigate. >> what do you think is the most glaring example you found? >> it is like sophie's choice. you are asking me to choose between my children. each one is in its own way. look at the e

>> chris smith writing for "vanity fair." you very much. >> thank you. >>> more on our news here. being told that the president's legal team is baffled by what just happened in that briefing room where the acting chief of staff admit add quid pro quo with ukraine. stand by for more news. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. the amazing new iphone has arrived. so has t-mobile's newest signal, now reaching farther than ever before. right now, switch at a t-mobile store and get the new iphone

john and chrissy are couples goals for the new cover of "vanity fair." ♪ >> chrissy's confessing to ther from holding on to memories, good and bad. just this weekend she tweeted she was struggling and, quote, i haven't been feeling like myself lately. so john flew from london to l.a. to have dinner with her and watch "love island." too sweet. >>> from one john to another. john cena has a new lady in his life and they just made their red carpet debut. >> you look very happy. >> well, it's a wonderful day for a movie premiere and i got a beautiful date. >> his beautiful date, 30-year-old engineer shay shariatzadeh. >> okay. so you know i have to ask you how'd you meet? >> this movie. >> you met filming this movie? >> yeah. so that's what's really special about this one and it will not matter what projects i'm involved in in the future, this will always have special meaning because i got to film a special project and meet someone special. i'm glad we could make a fun movie everyone is going to laugh at. >> john's movie "playing with fire" is about a firefighter who rescues three kids and h

nancy pelosi has an outline of the shake down of ukraine's leader and it's included the comments mull vanity made. >>> new at noon, president trump is defending democratic white house hopeful tulsi gabbard and attacking hillary clinton this afternoon. clinton appeared to call the congresswoman from hawaii a favorite of the russians in a recent interview saying she believes the russians are groomk someone to be the third party candidate. in a meeting today the president said gabbard is "not a russian agent and that clinton and other democrats claim everyone opposed to them is a russian agent. he says that he thinks clinton's attack is to boost their chances. >> today is the final day to register to vote in the november 5th election here in california. you can vote online or by mail until just before midnight tonight. >>> a campaign billboard in san francisco's neighborhood has a lot of attention for some racist images. in the last hour the mayor spoke out about it. >> i think that the billboard speaks for itself. it is unfortunate that it has come to this point and it is being displayed. ther

i'm going read it to you neal, since i know you vanity had a chance to prep.ine, federal prosecutors scrutinize giuliani's ukraine business finances, and says this is a probe of his dealings with ukraine, that they're reviewing, quote, mr. giuliani's finances, meetings and work for a city mayor there, which gets into this whole government question, was there illegal foreign representation. and it says, quote, investigators have examined giuliani's bank records. again, i'm going to repeat, our coverage giuliani has said he is not aware of the probe and denies any wrongdoing. your thoughts on all of the above. >> well, ari, i guess my real profound reaction here is just one of sadness. i'm not one of these partisan blood sport people who is happy when the other team's guy goes down or gal goes down. you know, rudy giuliani was a legendary figure at the justice department and did so much good for the country. in all sorts of ways. and to see this -- i don't know any other word 40, but sad. really just tragic. and, you know, i think the investigation will unfold.

is the environmental impact of commercial space exploration, and could it potentially be a waste vanity project for an elite class of people, and my second question is what makes you so confident that this is going to further the objecty of peace when we see that most of the wars are driven over fights such as resources such as oil. >> you may respond. >> and so when it is coming for the illusion that it is for the elite. i wanted to clarify that at this time it is for the elite, because not everybody can afford it, but in the future, the prices will go down, because it is a commercial operation, and with time the prices will go down, and regarding the environment, it has been, you know, announced many times that the flights are very environmentally quite benign, and they don't cause the same impact on the environment as what maybe, you know, the other flights have caused in the past, and especially the government operation, and even airline taking off for that matter. so, as far as i know, it is not impacting the environment, and there are many flights to space, and it is going to less

he's also a contributing writer at "vanity fair ".hat body, the united states senate. what would you be thinking if you were not just a democratic senator but a republican senator watching the president yesterday? >> i think i'd be thinking about how the president's team is looking the other way rather than coming to his aid in assistance. you've got the vice president going what, me? no, i didn't know anything about them trying to smear his political opponent on an international stage. you've got pompeo not even admit egg w admiting he was on the call and now we've heard nothing but it was a perfect call there are was nothing wrong. those were to of his go-tos. he's got to be noticing this. so if you're a senator and you watch pence go, i didn't know anything about them trying to go after joe biden through the ukrainian government, and you watch pompeo walking away from cameras and not being forthcoming about even being on the call, i think this not only does that add to the president's paranoia, i guarantee you it is adding to repub

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. >>> "vanity fair" is hosting its sixth annual new establishment summit in beverly hills, californiaevent and has a special guest for us as well. >> thanks so much, david i'm joined now by david zaslav, ceo of discovery >> hi. >> thanks for joining us here at the "vanity fair" summit you are about to go on stage with martha stewart and announcing today that food network kitchen is going live. consumers can sign up. >> right. >> tell us what you've seen so far in terms of early demand since you announced last month and what this says about your direct to consumer strategy going forward. >> sure. it's a very unique product it was born last thanksgiving when 85 million people came to us on-line in the three days before thanksgiving asking for help in making their thanksgiving meal. so we looked at that and we looked at the fact that we have most of the great chefs around the world are working with us, and we hired the guy that built marketplace for amazon and we built this very unique product 25 live cooking classes a week, about 1,000, the peloton of food, but allows you with one touch

indeed, estimate when i was on the floor of the house speaking i talked about 2016 in vanity fair magazine in december 2016 had an article that talks about the democrats push to impeach president trump but he was not even sworn in yet but before he was sworn in and was still president elect trump the senate democrats started writing a bill that they felt like would be the way to get him and it would be looking for areas where there would be conflict and his business interests and conflict with his service as president of our nation. so, this is something that they've been trying since they were sworn in. they tried to get an impeachment vote in a house in 2017. it failed. they tried in 2018, it failed. they thought the mueller report was going to be exactly what they needed and it wasn't. that effort failed and they tried earlier in 2019 to get an impeachment vote, they failed. here they come with this. i think they were probably a little bit surprised when they read the transcript of that phone call. >> senator, talk about getting things done so want to ask about the tech task force were

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while atengdtending a "vanity f sum nit in los angeles, stewart was asked about huffman and whether she could offer any advice >> do you think she's learned anything >> she should style her outfit a little bit more. she looked pretty schlumpy >> well, stewart went on to say huffman made a horrible mistake. public scandal and served five months at a minimum security federal prison back in 2004. meanwhile, actress lori loughlin and several other parents involved in the college scheme have been hit with another felony charge. here's nbc's miguel almaguer >> reporter: the federal grand jury in boston has leveled a new charge of conspiracy to commit bribery against actress lori loughlin, her fashion designer husband mossimo giannulli, and nine other parents entangled in the college admissions scandal now facing more prison time if convicted, the additional charge comes as the group of wealthy and privileg parents refused to plead guilty as four others did monday the government is turning up the pressure by adding even more charges with the superseding indictments. sooner or later, most defen

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let's bring in a london correspondent vanity papias followed every step of the story for us we are grateful to have you that penetrated old times great to see about it that this conversation between johnson a miracle come the start date sounds like. two well to me anyway the end of the end of the line situation is not the case. well thehe officialal ten d downing street spokesmann has j just said that this was a frank conversation. but denied that negotiations on breaks it up what over non usualllly in diplomatic speak when you say a frank conversation that means it went badly. are there were bad tempers involved. the problem of really with the source and number ten is it's not the official one. i i'm so we to hae a transcrcript of the phone conversation it happened at eight am this morning i think it be worth its weight in gold between. the british prime minister boris johnson and i'm gonna merkell the german chancellor problem is we don't have that what we h have is a source who early this morning.. said to briefed heavily to the british media. t that it had not gone well on that a d deal

critical condition now let's be very clear knots is a major escalation in the crisis here in the vanity we've seen live rounds being fired the cool but they were shots fired into the air warning shots this though the images the videos that we're seeing on social media which haven't yet been confirmed but the videos if they are confirmed appears to be extremely disturbing so this is turning into a very violent day here in hong kong we've also seen takeouts being fired in multiple areas a water cannon being fired as well nevertheless people here as you can see behind me still out on the streets in fools many of them they very shaken they will of course heard the news these reports of this protest being shot in the chest not sure what have protesters there told you about how important it is for them to be out today on china's national day to defy beijing. protesters that we've been speaking to of the last week have been saying that they are building towards this moment in particular that is because they know today of all days the world will be watching what happens in hong kong this is tha

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the commerce department says it will impose tariffs on nearly 4.5 billion on chinese cabinets and vanitiest were dumped into the u.s. market at far lower prices than fair value. it will slap up to 252 percent tariffs on various goods from chinese exporters. how minority leader kevin mccarthy doing what he thinks best to stop nancy pelosi's illegal efforts to undermine and overthrow president trump. mccar think sent pelosi a strongly worded letter asking her to suspend the impeachment inquiry. it fails to note the illicit and corrupt nature at which radical dimms are proceeding, calling for suspension when it should be ended outright. president trump touted his approval rating amok republicans as the radical dimms work hard to subvert him. 95 percent approval rate can and record setting fundraising has taken place other last two weeks. thank you. joining us, trump 2020 national press secretary, kayleigh mcenany. i was talking with ronna mcdaniel yesterday. republicans are bringing in the money. the president is obviously has great support out there. now, how in the world does the campaign m

going to come in and whether they want to call it q e 4 q e 5 we've discussed this before it's genius vanity they will have to do q.e. and they'll have to do it for the end of the year as repo issues not going to go there's a shortage with enough market the fed as to come in and do something the only thing they can do is keep adding work with it into the market every day so the open market operations that they have will become permanent and it will probably go back to the on by goldman recommending that they dominated by 20000000000 a month or so is good q.b. i don't care what they call me been today you know it entered into place right now where we will see eventual negative interest rates in america i said this 2 years ago why i think that we're in a whole load of change i think we should have done back during the credit crisis is never will go bankrupt is a normal market mechanism that allows insolvent institutions and insolvent corporations to go bust we have those back in january i highlighted the we were ponzi scheme months later atlanta i said they're trying to sell this for $47000000

better alternative to look at would be the latest indian economics nobel laureate which is a bit vanity who has a balanced track record of both criticising some of the steps taken by our government as well as supporting some of the deep seated reforms that the more the government is embarking on. but there are plenty of examples where you've been squeezing the space for free speech up but you know that's not true really that's not true because we hear this week after week when people claim that their right to free speech is being squeezed and where do we hear this we hear this in television debates we hear this in newspaper columns and we hear this online statement we hear this in public protests in india that's what i don't hear if you think freedom house is the latest report which says that despite a vibrant media indian journalists risk harris meant death threats and physical violence in connection with their work such attacks are rarely published and some have taken place with the complicity or active participation of police. i think it is shameful whenever any journalist is attacke

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kennedy: december 16 a "vanity fair" article. >> now they tell you that phone call, so run of the mill that every president has been. >> come on. kennedy: just come up with a list of what of doo administratn has done. >> oh, come on. kennedy: lets me obama said, his words, we went to war in yemen to quote, placate the saudis, you talk about we never do things for other country or demand -- >> that is a war. >> that is united states of america not the trump policy, he is doing for himself to get dirt on a political component. >> no, it was not about biden, i am sorry, it was about -- >> either we -- kennedy: one at a time, juan respond. >> server about proving he was not put in office by russians, his agenda. >> looking back at what happened. kennedy: this is -- this is what i will say, then i'll get you to. i understand that president's frustration, if you have been unfarrl fairly targeted for something, you want to make sure there is justice. >> grow up, be a big boy. kennedy: so much energy. >> or in your case be a big lady. kennedy: i understand, if there was something untoward. >>

. >> reporter: they had vanity plates angel one, angel two and so on. so a lot of it is kind of a kid's dream, huh? >> yeah. i mean i got everything i wanted. >> reporter: while the sisters did stay in touch with their dad who had moved nearby lou's promise of "whatever your heart desires" found a sweet spot. >> lou asked me what i wanted for my birthday. and i was like, "well, i would love to have a horse. but i know that it's expensive. and i know it's too much work. so, we're not gonna do that." he's like, "no, if you want a horse, we're gonna get a horse." >> reporter: you were the little girl who got a horse for your birthday? >> i was. i got three horses. >> reporter: you were the princess of the house? >> yes. >> reporter: emily being the princess didn't always sit well with sister sara. so the other young mom in the family brian's wife trish sometimes stepped in to referee their sibling rivalry. she was the disciplinarian? >> kind of. there was a specific way to do things. and you did it her way. and that's just what was expected. >> reporter: w

. >> bill cohen, the person who wrote the vanity fair article, reached out to the sec and they said showes. a couple days later they came back to him and they said no comment. congressman lu, since you've put this request in to launch an investigation, has the sec responded? >> normally these institutions do not respond when we make these requests, but we just wanted to make sure that they know that congress is watching and that they've got a formal request and we expect them to do their job. i also note that people in the administration as well as in congress, we do get information. in fact, a republican congressman has been indicted and he had to resign from new york for insider trading. so clearly there's people in the trump administration that have information before it's public. we just want to know if any of them leaked this out or somehow gave it to people who then made trades. >> then what happens from here, congresswoman? do you have any leverage or pressure that you can put to the sec? do they owe you any sort of response? you've put the request in. can they just keep moving on

you just came from stage here at vanity fair where you unveiled a clip of the mmandolorian. can you give us a sense of the early demand of disney-plus? >> we started allowing people to sign up for subscriptions back in the middle of the summer. and we also launched a somewhat quietly in the netherlands but without original content and i can say without being very specific that the reaction to the product people tried to netherlands has been robust. it's heartening to see how much interest there is in what we're bringing out which i think speaks volt yums about the brands and the content under those brands both the library content and the original there's a lot of excitement and a lot of anticipation. >> everything's ready to go for november 12th in. >> yes, everything's ready to go we could launch today. lot of people right now at disney who probably had heart palpitations >> so, you just announced this big deal with verizon, a year to verizon subscribers of disney-plus, is this a marketing tool, are you going to be losing money on this? >> verizon is making available to the

for the "new york times" and tonight, the breaking mitt romney news of the night is from vanity fair where gabe sherman is reporting from a romney advisor. a romney advisor believes that romney has more potential power as a senator that will decide trump's fate in the impeachment trial. he could have tremendous influence in the impeachment process as the loan voice of conscious. the advisor said that romney has been reaching out privately in key players in the republican resistance according to a person briefed on the conversations. romney is the one guy that can bring along susan collins. romney is the pressure point in the impeachment process. that's why the things he is saying are a freaking republican's out and freaking out trump who called for the impeachment of the united states senator mitt romney which is of course impossible. there is no such thing as impeachment for a senator. the trump administration was speechless yesterday on sunday morning political television because no one from the trump administration appeared on any of the sunday shows to definite the trump phone ca

the mueller report was one thing, but as i reported in ""vanit "vanity," impeachment is the existentialent ways. it was clear will you a surprise to even close insiders. take a look at this brief clip in the hand off. news viewers know how the hand offs work. here was kneel ka vineil cavuto announcement. >> i'm a little stunned and heart broken. i don't know what to say. >> gabe. >> yeah. that is a genuine one of these live tv moments. neil like shep periherd was at since the beginning. he commands a lot of loyalty inside the network. this was something that was handled at the top levels. shep kept his cards close. no one inside the network that i spoke to knew that this was coming. so, when he announced it on air, it was actually a piece of new that is he himself was breaking. so, it was capital j journalism out the door. >> and finally you mentioned impeachment. we see the rising support, at least for impeachment probe, among some republicans. how is this different for fox and does donald trump rejoice with shep out? >> well, you know, as i've reported, fox news is really the firewall