vinny: okay.ud. vinny: hey. lemonis: so walk me through... i'm struggling with the concept, to be totally honest with you. vinny: okay. lemonis: there's nothing that stops any of these people from getting a coconut and putting a hole in them. vinny: if you put a hole in this and put it on the shelf, it's dead in a day. if you put a tap in it, it's good for 3 weeks. lemonis: do you have your financials? vinny: yes. i just had my guys pull the p&l for year-to-date and then balance sheet, you know? lemonis: well, '13, '14, '15, '16, '17, '18, where are those? vinny: i didn't give last year's. i just gave you current. lemonis: you don't have them? vinny: i have them, but i have to get them sent to me. lemonis: did you think i was gonna ask you for them? vinny: i brought current. i wanted to paint the picture where it's at now. lemonis: so this is year-to-date? vinny: yeah. lemonis: so this is a half a year? vinny: yeah. lemonis: so, so far for the year, $261,000 in revenue, $171,000 in gross profit, w

vinny: we do 108 to 130 coconuts an hour. lemonis: okay.michael: it just worries me because when you don't have a patent, then you don't have a product. vinny: but it's gonna happen because the coco dream is real. lemonis: i'm gonna have to help him overcome poor business skills... vinny: when you want to sit me in a room and hammer numbers, that's not my strength. i embody a whole different skill set of coco soul. lemonis: ...ratchet up his work ethic. you showed up late. vinny: you told me to sell coconuts. that's what i'm doing. lemonis: in this box...

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yes absolutely but vinnie as one of the smartest people i've ever met any as all these opportunities to get all the schools but because of the money he may not be able to go to some of these places where he could become, a man who knows and i hate the idea of his, you know, what's the word i'm thinking about opportunities being limited because he has to go and pay 60,000 foreign education. >> vinnie and you want to say a word on that. your sister put you on the spot. she says you're really smart. he denies it, he says he is not. okay other thoughts >> one person wearing a suit, all right. >> my name is nick daniel and i look into this a lot i look with constituents and this is one of the things that come. iowa has the highest graduation rates but when it comes to higher education, completion rate falls down to the low 40s and part of that problem is a lot of our students are unable to deal with the challenges in school and they are not prepared to handle all the aspects of higher education. so having access to higher education is only part of the problem with completion of that of th

we found vinny discenza and his mom kate with their hands full sc target. >> i did most of my shoppingnline. this is the last minute, it's not going to get here on time if 'slog back in. ifreporter: so shoppers decked the malls today, searching for gifts. lucky for them, some stores urayed open 24 hours. >> my plan was to get here at 4:00 a.m. >> reporter: she wasn't alone-- nearly half the country went shopping this past saturday, now known as super saturday. the last big shopping day before riristmas and hanukkah. they spent $34.4 billion that's 10% more than black friday, and this holiday season the average american will spend $1,047, the most ever recorded due in part to increased jobs and wages. the sales growth comes from creative tactics says amanda lai, with the retail consultancy mcmillan-doolittle. >> we have ecommerce. within that you have mobile commerce, facebook, instagram, ainterest. it's easier than ever to just buy with one click in the app. in stores you're also seeing increased services. target, for example, has buy online, pick up in store. you can drive up and they

pressures the argentinian government not to hear the case judged her vinnie was able later to come to spain and take ted so she traveled around spain and she was able to take testimony from victims and survivors she wants to take testimony from the people who. who is who has she a subpoena or indicted to give testimony some of the people who are the alleged perpetrators and she has not yet been able to do that. kind of game you got to show he's going to be on the board. on any moment as you know everybody putting out a lot of the real not a little. more you. will be clear in the film that aside from this 1st for justice of all these many people you show pictures of eisenhower of nixon the goal perhaps trying to explain to the viewer how it came to be that all these nato governments carried on supporting a government that was responsible for alleged eugenics and mass killing is an important moment in the film and almost dana who made the film with me she and i felt strongly that the film needed that context and so if you look at the contents were really trying to communicate is that in

vinny lost his home in fountain grove. he has questions how the settlement will proceed. >> i started to close there chapper of my life. >> reporter: the deal must be approved by bankruptcy court. >>> around noon, a fishing boat with four people in it ran out of gas. the boat started to wash ashore. the coast guard stopped the fishermen off of the boat into the water before it crashed. paramedics took one of them to the hospital for hypothermia. >> they want to make sure that the vessels are safe and have full tanks and are operational. >> fire department says if possible, stay off of the water during a storm. >>> taking guns off of the streets, that's the goal in southern santa clara county after two mass shootings. you remember in june, that a man opened fire at a ford store in morgan hill. after that, at the gilroy garlic festival. now, gilroy is hosting a buyback sale. they have $100 for handguns, rival rifles and shotguns. while the community is still grieving, it is taking action. >>> two days after a shooting at a f

happy birthday, sweet vinnie.umber two, the franklin police department in massachusetts learned they had a thief in their midst watch as their dog, ben franklin, ran off with one of the toys for tots in the christmas program, literally. he makes a run for it. it's gone viral. so adorable. >> jesse: literally. >> emily: the police department is letting this slide, literally. >> jesse: final point? >> emily: it "behooves" all of us. this is a long list, isn't there? >> juan: where are you going for christmas? >> greg: here. i have relatives that arrived today. then i'll be going to somebody's wedding. >> juan: dana. >> dana: i will be here working. i'm kidding. but i'm also going to somebody's wedding. >> juan: oh, yeah, we know somebody. that's it for us. we're going to see you back here on monday. all of you, have a great weekend. broip president trump is headed to the holiday season impeached but he's going to celebrate anyways. once an idea has attained liftoff. we dive into 2 mission of president trump's space

when we think about what was in that articles, the passage that alice was describing where mick mull vinny out of the ops. >> he doesn't work for the u.s. -- the american people and he really should not be involved in matters of state. so if there are actually matters of state that mick mulvaney is stepping out for for the president to be able to discuss with ryan lochte, that means the president is using him in a way that is potentially national defense matters or national security matters, certainly this matter of ukraine was an important national dispense matter. so it really is actually quite it's a blurring of lines between personal and official u.s. government -- >> alice, i have 20 seconds. >> there's nothing more costly and expensive with real help. >> it really does raise the question who is benefiting from that? hope any it's this president and the united states but we just don't know. >> tomorrow i'm calling any attorney i've ever met and making sure all my bills are paid. >> still to come, tonight, two horrific attacks and two sets of worshippers this weekend. why hate crimes a

remember, my cousin vinny when he got his client acquitted of murder charges.y. on the eve of trial, claudia haro decided not to fight the charges and pleaded no contest to two counts of attempted murder. she received a sentence of 12 years and 4 months. claudia's friend julie -- >> the deal she was offered, she'll be out in eight years and gets to see her daughter grow up. >> that's why she took it. >> at her sentencing, joe pesci showed up to support his ex-wife. as for the others, miguel choir quiroz and many haro took plea deals. haro was sentenced to life in prison but will be eligible for parole. he was released in june 2017. the hired gunman hernandez was tried and convicted on charges of attempted murder and conspiracy. he's serving a sentence of 77 years to life. inform total, she served just more than nine years before getting parole in august 2019. if claudia did mastermind this murder, she got a good deal. her brother many who set it up and the actual shooter, both pretty much got maxed out object their sentences. you know, the amount of time you sp

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this is vinnie again, he was a correspondent of satoshi and okamoto, a recipient of the second bitcoinn, he provided a great deal of technical and critical feedback on the creation of the first draft of the new system. indeed, aside from not à himself he could probably be construed as the most important person in the early days of bitcoin. even though as he was working on it he was beginning to get sicker and sicker. he and his family ultimately sold their bitcoin holdings to defray the cost of his medical treatment for als, lou gehrig's disease, for which he would pass away in 2014. this is the moment i want to actually stop talk even though it might seem like a strange ending for a talk about money because money is ultimately always about the future. one of the deep questions we should think about is to quote john mader and kings. in the long run we are all dead. the future is where we go to br kerrick archivist at full also defeats. >> it ended on a super bleak note. i'm in a bleak mood, it's a bleak time right now. for the benefit of america's wonderful television system c-span, wh

. >> host: and vinny in pennsylvania. welcome to the conversation. >> caller: hello. i've seen mr. riley several times. i can tell he's a conservative and the positions held. [inaudible] he knows quite well statistics pertaining to the numbers that have entered the professional schools and graduate schools. it hasn't been expanded as much. they made progress but nothing with affirmative action. it comes from groups as it relates to the politicians who don't serve the community as well but there are many that do. what he says about schools for teachers unions most of them don't have the same kind of standards but i respect with reference to affirmative action it is wrong and he knows that that is not true. thank you very much. >> host: anthony in pennsylvania. your response? >> guest: the track record isn't something we need to speculate about. i mentioned the situation that the system in terms of what happened after racial preferences you could point to florida and texas and see the same results they were put in place. in terms of the data and what was going on in the first half of

. >> vinny was in charge of the tomato sauce. >> reporter: shaving garlic with a razorblade for "goodother in the pot. i'm serious about this stuff. >> reporter: serving kevin's chili from "the office" on a piece of carpet. >> tell me that is not the most delicious thing you've seen. >> this is ham soaked in rum! >> reporter: and even making the downright disgusting rum ham from "it's always sunny in philadelphia." >> we're going to take a bite of it and immediately spit it out because it's really sfwufting. >> reporter: ray -- disgusting. >> reporter: ray has two spin your series and two cookbooks. a common thread amongst youtubers is i had no idea it would take off. i didn't. i was deeply depressed. i was not happy in my marriage, and i needed a creative outlet. i wasn't happy in general. >> reporter: a creative outlet born of family memories. >> my mother taught me to cook when i was very young. she passed away when i was 11. she taught me how to make cookies. she would get scoops of snow and pour maple syrup over it and give it to us. i have very specific food memories from my chi

mick mule vinny got himself in a mess of trouble in a news conference when he admitted sure, there was a quid pro quo, who cares. john bolton, it's unclear what he would say because he has major foreign policy disagreements with the president and he did know the like the way the ukraine episode was handled. you're going to allow that and possibly put the president in more political jeopardy at a time where they feel as a matter of politics they've emerged from impeachment and the investigation in the house in a pretty good place. it sounds like a good tradeoff, you get yours, we get ours, but i don't see how the president is going to end up agreeing to that. i'm actually very curious how many democrats want to call hunter biden given their sense -- the sensitivities around how they feel joe biden was roped into that whole thing as a witness. >> and, david, stick with me for a second because i want to get to another aspect of all of this which is the house judiciary committee saying it's recommending additional articles of impeachment against the president. the potential move comes as t

vinny, independent, you are next. caller: hello?ost: go ahead. -- fromfor the last 2008 up to last year, we were paying around $20,000 a year for a family of 4 and that was a huge dent out of an income of two working people. i think what they are doing is jacking up the prices so people of integrity that want to work and do things with their lives have to carry the brunt of the like theit is gasoline. right now, gasoline is really low because an outsider comes in, breaks away all these regulations with all these backdoor dealings and it has made it so now the price of fuel is down, people have money in their pocket, people are able to save money and i just feel washington has been doing all these backdoor dealings and ripping people off and americans are not stupid anymore. you can say what you want about trump, but at the end of the day, you want someone that is not greedy or is not going to get five houses or a lot of money in their back pocket or their kids will be set for life and we know what is going on in washington. as an am