warren: it is. grew up in a family that was holding onto its spot in the middle class truly by our fingernails. a lot of ups, a lot of downs. my dad had a heart attack. in, weno money coming lost the family car we nearly , lost the family house. my mother got a job at sears at minimum wage. it saved our house and saved our family. i wanted one thing in my life. i just wanted one door to open, and that is that i wanted to be a teacher. i wanted to be a teacher from second grade on i talk about , this in the book. college is the only way you get to be a teacher. charlie: education is the key. sen. warren: it is a long, shaggy dog story. but the bottom line is, the only way that could happen for me was a commuter college the cost $50 a semester. it opened one door, and from that one door, here a.m., the daughter of a maintenance man lawended up as a harvard professor and the united states senator. let me do a comparison straight out of the book. there is a young woman he was the same kind of dreams, sa

warren: it is. grew up in a family that was holding onto its spot in the middle class truly by our fingernail. a lot of ups, a part of downs. my dad had a heart attack. we lost family car. we nearly lost the family house. my mother got a job at sears at minimum wage. it saved our house and saved our family. i wanted one thing in my life. i just wanted one door to open, and that is that i wanted to be a teacher. i talk about this in the book. college is the only way you get to be a teacher. key.ie: education is the sen. warren: the bottom line is their pension. that is right. john's, opportunities, you bet. that is the heart of america. charlie: they thought they could easily be the republican nominee. why didn't hillary clinton? you are a politician. you don't need to be a pungent. you can't be where you are with understanding both the economy and the politics of it. sen. warren: i know what i fight for. charlie: you have said it was like watching a train wreck. sen. warren: it was. charlie: what wa

warren: it was stated that way. frankly as a candidate, i kind of called that a pretty slogan and people have been talking about it for a long time. i think what everyone really cares about is, are you going to fix it? by fix it, i think most families mean, are you going to take my premiums down? i think that's where we were, one of the things that more moderate members had was the subsidy that is in the ahca, the new republican plan, is less generous than the previous subsidy. so that creates a fear and a c.b.o. score that says, well, people aren't going to be able to pay for this. soledad: among your constituents, they love the essential benefits. they want to have the maternity care covered, they want to make sure their kid is covered to 26. they want to make sure that any kind of pre-existing conditions, those are the kind of -- their popular in the media to talk about and those are the things people really glom on to and are worried about losing in these conversations. warren: right. but states have these same

but not to warren beatty‘s howard hughes...ided when i won a talent contest that maybe i would give it a go in hollywood. lam frank. two weeks in los angeles, you are working for howard hughes? i'm having high hopes. $400 a week on top of this? i hope howard hughes doesn't expect to meet you in a hotel room... i would like to thank you for my acting classes, ballet classes and the chance to become a star. what the hell is she doing here? you said you wanted that girl? yes, marilyn monroe! she is a baptist nun... sex is bad because it could lead to dancing. i am a square. movie actresses are supposed to be sexy, and they're the rules in this town? without carly simon here, some people suggest that warren beatty could be talking about himself in some of this? you think this film is about you... he has been a figure in hollywood, and him playing howard hughes recently, played by leonardo dicaprio in martin scorsese's the aviator, he is a strange and shadowy figure that warren beatty plays himself. like indiana jones, with a pilot

it was a chance to spend time with warren, i renewed that.that we did in our hours to goof off together. warren buffett gave up on golf a few years ago so my primary excuse to play golf is gone away. so i'm golfing not much now. tennis has become my primary sport. david: warren buffett called you one day and said, by the way, i'm going to give you most of my money. were you surprised when he said he wanted to give you most of his money to your foundation? bill: that was a complete surprise because warren is the best investor, and he built this incredible company, and he was giving me advice on all things i was doing, and i was learning so much from him. but his wealth was devoted to a foundation that his wife was in charge of. and so tragically, she passed away. then, he had to think that his initial plan wouldn't make sense and much to my surprise, he decided that a part of the wealth, a little over 80% of it, would come to our foundation. so it was a huge honor, a huge responsibility, and an incredible thing because it let as raise our leve

i want to mention, we left word with warren's office. got no response.e're going to be right back, i'll see you here. yes? please repeat the objective. ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. ting, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. >> and in the jail. this is not a sanctuary city. >> the country illegally, then we notify ice and ice and then we will then put a detainer on that person >> the size of connecticut but now county not on the border but close enough it influences its primary >> people need to understand that illegal immigration goes hand and hand almost always with drug trafficking and with human trafficking. >> unlike those sanctuary cities, it is not illegal in arizona to ask a suspect's immigration status or birthplace. >> how long have you lived on the reservation? >> once booked, jail officials here are trained as ice agents to determine legal status >> so i thought this is a great story i wanted to share with everyone >> all right. everybody sho

one of theecame seven warren commissioners. after he completes his commission's work, he and another grand graffiti and -- grand rapidian, a man by the name of jack stiles, worked on a book called "a portrait of the assassin." i would know it is "the assassin ," not "an assassin." he believed firmly in the commission's finding that lee harvey oswald had acted alone. as the lone gunmen. there was no evidence brought to -- as the lone gun man. there was no evidence brought to the commission that would refute that finding. he remained open to other evidence that might prove otherwise, that might counter that commission's contention. but during his lifetime, he never saw any that could conclusively show that it was lee harvey oswald alone who acted as the assassin of president kennedy. so congressman ford is earning a reputation through dint of hard work. not a piece of legislation that he is known for. he is known for being able to move legislation on capitol hill, to be able to craft the coalitions necessary to get legislation pa

but didn't apply to warren beatty‘s howard hughes...won a talent contest that maybe i'd give it a go in hollywood. hi, i'm frank. two weeks in los angeles, you're working for howard hughes? no harm having high hopes, ma'am. $400 a week on top of this? from all i've read about howard hughes, i hope he doesn't expect to meet you in some hotel room... mr hughes, i'd like to thank you for my acting classes, thank you for my ballet classes and thank you for the chance to become a star. what the hell is she doing here? you said you wanted the girl with the...two ms. yes! marilyn monroe! that's marla mabry, she's a baptist nun... amen. you do know why babtists think sex is bad, don't you? because it might lead to dancing. maybe i'm not the right girl for this. i'm a square. a movie actresses should have big bosoms and be sexy, i mean, in this town, aren't those the rules? without carly simon here, some people suggesting that warren beatty could be talking about himself in some of this? yes, you bet, you think this film is about you... i suppos

so kery and warren became very attached.s is an interesting story, because the full revelation of their letters did not appear until 2014. this is recent. why was this? because when they were discovered in the 1960's, the harding memorial association, which at that point was some very old men in marion, ohio, said this cannot be revealed for 50 years. francis russell, trying to write not aory of harding -- really good 1 -- had to put in ellipses, which meant he had to leave out the gushy parts and p body parts. not in the book. but now it is available. it is in the library of congress. so kerry and warren had an affair. it was significant and very vexing to florence. apparently, she offered to leave -- or i should say threatened to leave. but warren knew he could not survive without her. she had really helped him in his rise to political activism and to office. he did not want that to happen. in the end, the last gasp we at the eve ofry, the election she was , blackmailing the candidate during the election, and apparently, t

let's ask elizabeth warren. she joins us next. y pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. >>> joining us now for the interview i'm very happy to say, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts has a new book out called "this fight is our fight." thank you so much for being here. >> delight to be here with you. >> this is your 11th book. >> it is. >> a bunch of your other books were your pre-electoral politics life. you wrote about bankruptcy the middle class, debt, dual income famili

elizabeth warren tonight for the interview. we start tonight with the founding of the family research council. the family research council was founded as a very conservative hard line religious right activist group in the early 1980s. james dobson has always been the figure head and prime mover of the family research council. its initial founding came in large part from a michigan businessman, a man named edgar prince. he ran a manufacturing company that made auto parts and other stuff through the '60s, '70s and '80s and '90s. what he became famous for was not his business acumen in michigan, what he did with his fortune. he put his family fortune into super super right wing social conservative advocacy. anti-gay activism, anti-abortion activism. anti-pornography activism, really hard right social conservative stuff. they were one of the rich families in the state of michigan and made a big right wing family impact with that fortune. that became more true when one of his children, his daughter, betsy, married into one of the ot

elizabeth warren's book.nuary, i predicted that senator al franken would position hymn to try -- himself to try to run in 2020. elizabeth warren got a book out. guess who has a book coming out enday of may, al franken? do you think that's a possibility? >> for sure. the f democrats know there's no bench. hillary cleared the bench by not allowing the party to grow. it's wide open. paris thinks he'llll run for president. elizabeth warren and franken thinks they're good with the media. they're yuck it up. trump is much more masterful than these guys at communicating to the working americans. >> dana: my prediction, al franken. >> i think al franken will run. you'll see andrew cuomo take a shot. >> dana: if that happens, i will be 3-3 on my predictions on new year's eve. better keepn watching. thank you very much. directly ahead it's the high holiday for marijuana users everywhere. new polling shows a remarkable shift on legalization. geraldo joins us with his thoughts next. ♪ >> dana: marijuana legalization toda

that is a book that came out tuesday, elizabeth warren's book.y, on the new year's show of "the five, i predicted that senator al franken would position himself to try to run in 2020. now, elizabeth warren has a book out, guess who is a book out coming in the end of may? al franken. a ed committee think it is a possibility? >> for sure. the democrats know there is no bench. hillary cleared the bench by not allowing the party to grow. i think right now, it is wide open. i think tom perez thinks he is going to run for president. i think five or six senators. elizabeth warren and frank and think they are good with the media. they think it is a yuck it up. trump is much more masterful at communicating to the working americans. >> dana: what do you think of my prediction? al franken? >> i think he is going to run. i think you will see andrew cuomo. i think the branches deeper than you think. >> dana: if that happens, i will be 3 for 3 on my predictions on new year's eve on "the five." better keep watching. jeanne, ed, thank you so much. directly ahead

he was alluding to the allegations that warren was black, and warren said, i don't know, maybe i am. but the dna of his grandson, no, probably not. who delighted me the most? i think it was great cool which -- grace coolidge. she was a lovely person and so sweet. she was an asset to her husband, but he treated her badly. he was not a nice man. he was kind of a controlling man. she would have been i think even more influential as a first lady if she had been unleashed a little bit. who do i admire the most? eleanor roosevelt, how can you not? she really had her heart in the right place on so many issues. she was so ahead of her time. i wish i had more time to talk about her. she spoke out against racial discrimination, spoke out for women, should she spoke out on so many causes, and she was tireless. i think that is why her husband tried to find a break, but she never stopped. it was a little much maybe to deal with that. she is someone to really admire. over here. >> your point of view that she was kind of like, into showed the train and all the crowds, i wondered that at that time,

i would love to have seen other boys go on, but you need to look at the squad and the pressure warren been under to try to pick a squad. i would not want to do it. four years ago, the lions won the series in australia but what is good enough to beat australia might not be good enough to beat new zealand. the lions have won the series there only once, back in 1971. being selected could be the easy part... katie gornall, bbc news. barcelona are out of the champions league after they were unable to mount another miraculous comeback. juventus held them at bay in the second leg of their quarter final at camp nou, and held on to their lead, too, as they reached the last four, avenging their defeat in the final of 2015. andy swiss reports. it couldn't really happen again, could it? after coming back from 4—0 down in the last round, barcelona were hunting for another miracle. the first half signs were not encouraging. lionel messi spurned their only real first half chance. a bruising first half. after the break, barcelona poured forward but their talisman seemed to have mislaid his scoring bo

sam warburton will lead them this summer as both he and coach warren gatland try to emulate their successm four years ago. the squad is bigger that the tour to australia, and it might have to be better, too, with the mighty all blacks lying in wait. our sports correspondent katie gornall was at the squad announcement in london. warren gatland said he only finalise the squad last night, and there were lively debates over the selection, but today he announced the 41 players he will take on tour. as predicted, the majority were english, 16, although not perhaps some of the names you might have expected. no room for dylan hartley despite the fact that he has led england to their second successive six nations title. prop kyle sinclairand six nations title. prop kyle sinclair and centre ben keogh are included despite the fact that they have only played one test for england. 12 welsh players, even though they had an underwhelming six nations, but only two scots, even though scotland finished joint second in the six nations, so there is sure to be some debate around the composition of this lions

and it had bill gates and warren buffett's net worth next to countries. and it was showing how these guys -- and i had never even knew that a billion dollars existed, let alone these guys had 20, 30, 40, $50 billion. >> reporter: he became a student of warren buffett's investing philosophy and asked friends on the outside to open an e-trade account. >> my best investment was taser international. dumbest move i've made, valeant. i have snapchat, bank of america. i'm up. if you're talking about money i made myself, just money i've made for people in general, just giving advice and things like that, six figures easily, easily. so even though a dilution of those shares happens, those shares are still there. >> reporter: yep, wall street does give advice for free and has even started a financial literacy group inside san quentin. >> you now have seven shares. you never lose your money. >> reporter: his hope is to some day leave prison. he could go before the parole board in three years, then start a hedge fund and teach inner city kids a better way. >> all cri

is this a kind of campaign campaign-- this is what elizabeth warren believes? >> it is about what elizabeth warren believes, but no, it is not a campaign, charlie, this is my 11th book. for me, books are part of how you fight. how you get in a fight and how you make an argument for what is t is that we need to change in this country and how we're going to get together and how we're going to change it that's what this book is about. >> rose: the battle to save america's middle class that is so, for me, anybody who follows politics, it is an essential argument that ought to be made. >> yeah. no kidding. in fact-- . >> rose: republican, democrat, libertarian. >> absolutely, vegetarian. >> rose: vegetarian. >> that really is the point of the book. the book has two things that wave all the way through. one is a long arc story about, it starts in 1935, it goes right up to 2016. and it's about how we built a middle class, and about all the things then that took the legs out from underneath the middle class. it's a big economic argument about what has happened not just

he was one of the seven warren commissioners. after he completes that he and another man by the name of jack stiles worked on a book called a portrait of the assassin. he believed firmly in the commission's finding at least harvey oswald had acted alone as the loan gunman. there was no evidence that was brought to the commission that would refute the finding. he remains open to other evidence that might prove otherwise that might counter that opinion. during his lifetime he never saw any that could show that it was lee harvey oswald alone who acted as the assassin of resident kennedy. he is earning his reputation through hard work, not a piece of legislation that he is known for. he is known for being able to move legislation, to craft the coalitions necessary to get legislation passed. it's that reputation that moves him forward in con stations -- conversations about leadership. he announced a campaign against -- and by a narrow margin can defeat him and become the minority leader's self. he wants to become a majority party. in

we reached out to senator warren for comments.ng yet. >> it's unfortunate because i am a nasty woman and i support everything she believes in. but in this case it's do as i say and not as i do. it's unfortunate she is acting like the majority of people in th country. sadly it was revealed elizabeth warren is not equally paying women in her staff. i'm very sad to see these statistics. >> cathy and i agree on something. liz: it looks like elizabeth warren is not putting women in high-level positions there. >> i know you were asking cathy that question. it's not just women and paying them fairly. the democratic party, they are not putting african-americans in positions of leadership. under speaker ryan his highest level chief of staff is an african-american. the senators have chief of staffs as well. >> look at the white house. we don't even have a latina in the white house. >> he's still trying to get his people through. liz: please come back. we thereof having you on the show. coming up, membersy yanking this ad -- pepsi yanking th

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elizabeth warren's female staffers made less than male staffers. the liberal massachusetts senator has a huge gender pay gap in her own office. it's 10% wider than the national average. women working for warren per pay the 71 cents for every dollar paid to men. senator warren, it's time to practice what you breech. up next -- what you preach. up next, kid rock's special message for china. ess president trump meeting with china's president to discuss trade. but not every singer is feeling the love like kid rock. roll the tape. >> this one is for china. in your face, china. jesse: kid rock loves china. he's just selling his own grills that are made here in america. remember i'm watters and this is my monday. ♪ >> welcome to red eye, hello, everyone, i'm tom shillue. let's do something different and check in with andy. >> thanks, tom. coming up on the big last show, students from harvard form anti--trump resistence schools modeled after harry potter's dumbledore's army. i hope they don't get expeliarmist. and finally a super secret surprise as a short

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liz: elizabeth warren called trump supporters an ugly stew of racism. a lot of swing voters who went tore trump are democrats. >> i have done debates forever for the last 40-some years. i'm getting ready to go on the road with the best band in the world with the best fans in the world having the time of my life because i dedicate myself to be the best next asset column. when paul mccartney was in detroit, and god bless paul mccartney and the beatles. but he attacked and condemned me because i murder innocent animals because nugent family eats deer. when they asked me to respond to that's, i said i want to thank paul mccartney for providing us with the soundtrack of our lives. liz: he personally atangd you for being a hunter. some people don't like animals being killed. why doesn't he debate you and tell you why they don't like hunting. but let's set that aside. i want to talk about your experience in the white house. what did you talk to the president about? >> all the issues about quality of life in america. everything from guns and campfire and the be

plus, elizabeth warren, on the attack again.ing president trump voters were motivated by racism. to her comments cross the line? >> part of it is an ugly stew of racism. part of it is donald trump tapping into anger. this is bill's yard. and bill has a "no-weeds, not in my yard" policy. but with scotts turf builder weed & feed, bill has nothing to worry about. it kills weeds and greens grass, guaranteed. this is a scotts yard. >> meghan: the g.o.p.'s push to repeal and replace obamacare is back on. this amid major reports of the white house wants to get a health care deal done before the end of president trump's verse 100 days in office. his press secretary, sean spicer. >> fortunately for us, i think the appetite to really get this done continues to grow. the enthusiasm is there and i think a lot of the policy ideas and have come out of the last couple of weeks are encouraging. >> meghan: this as house republicans are trying to get a health care deal done. they are circulating a draft as a plan to threaten -- how speaker paul r

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nafta was one of the cornerstone issues in the trump campaign and so, warren, what do you expect with respect to renegotiation or even withdrawal from nafta? >> well, the signals have been all over the place. like about three or four weeks ago, usgr floated a draft of negotiating objectives that promptly and not surprisingly immediately leaked. it was heartening for a free trader like me that the objectives seemed relatively limited, and it started out with a very heart-warming paragraph about the benefits of nafta and the jobs and everything like that. but i think what that suggests is it probably was written by career usgr staff, and it's not clear that steven bannon or peter navarro saw it. and if you heard or read the transcript of president trump's remarks yesterday, a couple days ago in wisconsin when he announced his buy american, hire american initiative, he reverted i think pretty completely to campaign mode where he called nafta a disaster, said he was going to demand, i think, big changes, and he was prepared to walk away if the mexicans didn't fork over. so it's not comple

warren makes a rapid assent up the short list. i think a lot of people thought it would never happen because the senator had written bad stuff about secretary clinton in a book and senator warren had clashes with the white house. secretary clinton really prides herself on pragmatism in policymaking and having a deep handle on the substance. senator warren is somebody who understands the substance and sometimes understands the political moment too and will back away and take a stand and that can be interpreted as -- the obama white house would sometimes push back and say she doesn't really understand it. the two women meet. they talk policy. they are connecting. secretary clinton basically decides -- it gets into her mind, this is somebody i could work with. senator warren goes on the campaign trail, does surrogate work for secretary clinton and they're getting closer to a place on the campaign where is two women a problem or does it double down -- clinton had a problem saying she was going to be a change candidate. she didn't have

here's what senator elizabeth warren had to say. >> i was troubled by this. influence of money, i describe it as a snake that slithers through washington. the influence of dollars on this place is what scares me. i think it ultimately threatens democracy. the >> meghan: are not a psychic, but i called up before it happen. i said elizabeth warren is going to get really bothered. >> sandra: what did they say in the south? bless your heart. >> meghan: in all sincerity, i do believe the base of the democratic party, the socialist base, second for bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, there's nothing dirtier than taking wall street money. what will this have? >> chris: not much because we expect former presidents to go get rich, that's -- no one has done it to the degree of which the clintons did it. former presidents go and get rich. george w. bush gave speeches, barack obama is going to give speeches, the question for democrats is if she is troubled by this, why was she troubled -- maybe she was, by the policy that barack obama followed when he was in office? he

isn't that right warren? well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share your screen directly with a live person right from the app, so you don't need a comfort pony. oh, so what about my motivational meerkat? in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options action." the s&p 500 posted its fifth positive month in six. as april comes to a close, should investors adhere to the old adage sell in may and go away. bob pisani has more. >> reporter: this is one of wall street's most famous adages. i can argue about why it works. over long periods there's something to it. since 1950 the s&p 500 has been up 0.4% during the may to october period, compared to a gain of 7% during the november to april period. this connection was brought to light in 1986. sounds good. but in the past ten years they've refined this call by layering in two additional factors, a technical signal and a signal based on presidential cycles. the technical signals will get you in earlier than may 1 if the market is trending up and oppos

we have to talk about warren buffet.ing perhaps one of the world's most successful investors. he has had coca—cola in his portfolio since the beginning. he has a 9% stake. he is the biggest investor. i wonder if it is a slight marketing trick. basically what they have done is they have put cherry coca—cola on the cans in china. they have done a limited number of cans with warren buffet‘s face on it. it is intriguing. he is well—known china. the annual meeting is live streamed and translated into mandarin. he does have a following. is that because there are some any investors who are keen to get a foothold the financial market and earn their own fortune? absolutely. he has got a following all over the world. he is popular here and in the us. he is a fan of coke. he drinks £5a us. he is a fan of coke. he drinks £5 a day, apparently. warren buffet says he eats like a six—year—old. that is not what i would give my six—year—old! he has a five day diet. have you ever been persuaded to buy something because of a celebrity endor

tom: joining me now, bre peyton and, bre, tell me about elizabeth warren's motives. she just said? >> i think she is right when she says voters who supported donald trump were motivated by anger. they are angry at the failure of obama and other democrats who told their voters to sit down and shut up while i ram these liberal policies down your throats. i think she didn't learn the lessons in 2016. the kind of behavior that she is doing this blame casting is the same mistake hillary and chelsea clinton are doing. they are saying sexism is the reason hillary lost. they all seem to be very deluded. tom: i interviewed the authors of a book called "shattered." they have been following hillary clinton since the 2008 and 2016 campaign. i don't know if they are left or right. but they are good reporters who were there in the quam pain and said there was a lot of infighting and problems in the campaign. they didn't execute and they had a bad candidate. that seems to be the answer. but all these other things they are throwing at us i guess are distractions. >> this election th

hillary clinton, fdr, elizabeth warren. why politicians? what is so heroic about what they do? when i look at them i see self-serving panderers who say anything to win. and once elected dole out favors and money to their cronies. but that's not how the hollywood left sees politicians. they see them as inspirational heroes. >> let the american people explode into this new millennium with the exhilaration of being true to the glory of this democracy. thank you. [ applause ] . john: the music swells. this idea that the right politician will lift all of us up, bring us together, save the country is just stupid. and worse, it's dangerous because it encourages people to turn to politicians for answers, and the way politicians do things, the way government does anything is through force. we don't need more force, we need less. i finally came to understand that by listening to people who have thought about these things more thoroughly than i, people at the libertarian cato institute like david boaz, the author of the libertarian mind. also here to tell us how hollywood gets politics wr

just to be clear, elizabeth warren -- did elizabeth warren authorize the renovations? >> as i said, i don't know. i don't have any way of knowing that. i wasn't in the leadership of the bureau at the time. i wasn't privy to those decisions. but i will say it's also an increasingly good news story about the building. it's coming in on time and under budget, on budget. and will be -- >> i'm sorry. that's a different line of questioning. >> it's relevant. >> mr. director, a cynic would say you're carrying water for senator warren to prevent her political embarrassment and you don't want the american people to know the truth about who was behind the throne, both before and after you took over the cfpb. are you answering this question as far as who authorized the renovations under any duress, coercion, or compulsion at all, any type of threat? >> from whom? i don't even know what you're talking about here. >> have you ever discussed the cfpb renovations with senator warren? >> have i ever discussed the renovations with senator warren? i don't know if i have or haven't. i've