jeff, let's talk about jim webb here.potential appointment as a democrat go over with the president's base? >> well, that's a good question. i think they would focus on senator webb's background. he used to be a republican. obviously he served in the reagan administration. as you just highlighted, his views on a lot of key topics with regard to foreign policy and defense align with president trump's. it could also be a way, if the white house were to pursue this potential nomination, for the administration to reach out a little bit to the center, to reach out to democrats in an era of divided government and say, look, we're going to follow what used to be a tradition of having one member of the cabinet be a part of the opposition party. but as far as his base is concerned, i suspect that people who support president trump will be more interested in whether or not a secretary of defense's policy positions align with the president versus whether or not he has spent some time in the democratic or republican party. >> i've go

who is jim webb? he was a democratic presidential candidate, and mostly he was critical of obama's approach to some places like iraq. i think perhaps that's what got president trump's attention. >> the president, as we know, is notorious for considering somebody and tossing out a name and seeing what sticks, and so it should be clear that the chances of it ultimately being jim webb is not high because a lot of people would try to stop it. his views align closer with the presidents in a number of issues, and that's something that is very appealing to some of the president's supporters, and at least on first glance to the president, because he felt as if -- and with reason -- he has had people who served in his cabinet whose views did not align with his, and mattis said you deserve to have a secretary of defense whose views align with yours. webb would certainly fit that category, but i think we are going to do this for a while. >> webb is a dem, and he was a republican and switched parties. he has his

. >>> "new york times" says jim webb may step in for james mattis. one official told the representatives for vice president mike pence and acting white house chief of staff who reached out to webb. he represented virginia in the u.s. senate and launched an unsuccessful presidential bid in 2016. >>> police revealing this video. it shows the suspect's car near the fatal shooting. tips have poured in to investigators, but the suspect remains on the loose. cnn's nick havevalencia spoke te victim's family. >> reporter: we sat down with the mother of jazmine barnes. both were in the car at the time of the shooting. in fact, alexis says she made eye contact with the suspected shooter. she says the description is slightly different from the man she saw. co choking back tears, they spoke to cnn. >> he just looked sick. he looked in the car and looked sick. like his face was really pale. that is all i can remember. his eyes were blue. his face was thin and pale. >> the next thing you know, i didn't hear the first gunshot. all i remember is my glass shattering.

. >> webb hubbell was a very prominent and distinguished arkansas lawyer. >> a law partner of hillarye rose law firm. and he later became the number-three person at the justice department. it became known that he had engaged in billing fraud while he was at the rose law firm. >> he was the first casualty of the investigation. >> but to the independent counsel's office, his guilty plea had been seen as an opportunity. >> he was required to provide any information he had relating to any criminal or other activity, and that included any information that he had about the president and mrs. clinton. >> if he knew anything incriminating about the clintons, it was clear he wasn't going to say it. >> we were not getting substantial cooperation. >> so he was sent off to a federal minimum-security prison camp for 18 months, and everyone thought the saga of webb hubbell was over. it wasn't. >> after webb hubbell resigned in disgrace, he earned close to $700,000 in consulting fees that was coordinated with the knowledge of the white house. >> some of the consulting work was arranged by the presid

former democratic senator jim webb is being considered as the next defense secretary.was navy secretary under president reagan. he is an outspoken opponent of the iraq war. >> martha: general jack keen and chairman of the institute for the study of war. two parts to dig into it. in terms of shanan the acting secretary of defense. what did you take of the comment he made in the meeting with secretary pompeo. china, china, china is his focus. >> well, china clearly is the strategic focus. i agree with. that we for a big power competition with russia and china. the long-term threat to the united states is china. i suspect that there is so much controversy surrounding the near term threats in syria. and the problems in afghanistan and with north korea. i think he is laying down a stake we can't take our focus of the long-term challenge the united states is facing. >> martha: a sound bite from the president. >> what has he done for me? how has he done in afghanistan? not too good. president obama fired him and so did i. >> martha: i know you think high of judicial mattis. -

we love you, david webb.idea. steve: bill tweeted this, i liked he not only pointed out the obvious but also made the point skin color should not matter. we should also point out as soon as she said that, and he corrected her, she apologized. and she will be on his show later this morning. brian: write. we'll see. that is common debate that is happening in a lot of different channels. next week, next month is black history month. we should revisit this entire issue. ainsley: she asked for his apology -- hopefully she has learned a lesson. you can't stereotype. we'll move on and learn a lesson from this as well. brian: if i learned my lesson toss to jillian right away. she has a lot to read at 23 minutes before the hour. jillian: follow the teleprompter. good morning to you guys. we have a story, let's get you caught up on this. the search intensifying for a texas mommiesing for almost two weeks. emily wade was last seen leaving a coworkers house after watching a movie. she has a 2012 nissan altima with texas

analysis you won't it anywhere else, we have michelle melton, fox nation host david webb and jason chaffetz. chad program with the inside scoop on capitol hill and what happens now to the state of the union address. we begin with kristin fisher with the latest now that the shutdown countdown has been reset. >> we been waiting 35 days to say this, the longest government shutdown us history is finally over, donald trump signed the bill the house and senate passed earlier today but before anybody gets too excited this deal expires in three weeks. >> if we don't get a fair deal from congress the government will either shut down on february 15th again or i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the constitution of the united states to address this emergency. >> reporter: as donald trump and one shutdown he is already threatening a new one and as they accuse him of caving to nancy pelosi donald trump said this was in no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people, the understanding that in 21 days if no deal is done it is off to the races. the war over the wall may n

trump tweeted "the story in "the new york times" regarding jim webb being considered as an ex-secretaryense is fake news. i'm sure he's a fine man but i don't know him, i've never met him." patrick shanahan who is acting secretary of defense is doing a great job." he said he could leave the pentagon for a long time. >> shannon: tonight the president said he is not considering jim webb to take over the pentagon, who will replace general mattis? here to discuss possibilities and more, cia station chief daniel hoffman. let's put up some of the names that are being thrown out there. they include a couple of current senators, tom cotton and lindsey graham, general pretorius, your thoughts on any of these gentlemen. >> he recognizes the value of having tom cotton in the senate, they are his allies and been incredibly important to getting the administration's agenda forward. i think general has taken himself out of the running. he's got a lot of other things to worry about and other positions to fill. >> shannon: acting defense secretary may get the job permanently, they say he may like him fo

you heard it the president says he's not considering jim webb to take over the pentagon so who will?iscuss the possibilities and more fox news contributor former cia station chief daniel hoffman, great to have you with us. let's look at the names being thrown up. they put a couple current senators, tom cotton and lindsey graham, general david petraeus, the current acting defense secretary patrick shanahan and former senator jim talent as well. your thoughts on any of these? >> i think the president recognizes the value of having senator tom cotton in the senate as well as senator lindsey graham. they are his allies and have been incredibly important to getting the administration's agenda forward. general david petraeus has taken himself out of the running in the president is happy with patrick shanahan. he doesn't feel in a rush. he has other things to worry about, the positions to fill. >> patrick shanahan, acting defense secretary, trump may like shanahan for one simple reason, he's very deferential. during a cabinet meeting wednesday he sat so it really next to trump as the presid

webb may be, we don't know, frankly, if he's really going to be a serious contender. what we do know is the acting secretary, patrick shanahan, today finishing up his first week on the job. we're told he's having a number of meetings. he met earlier today with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he's headed to the white house later today to meet with the acting chief of staff there. and we'll see what comes of all that. poppy. >> we will. important position, interesting name in the hat perhaps. barbara, thanks very much. >>> house democrats vowed to investigate president trump when they took control. now, democrats control the house. so where will they start? i will ask one of them next. show your gut some love. only activia has billions of our live and active probiotics. a delicious way to enjoy probiotics every day. with 20 years of devotion to gut health. activia. like no other. i wno matter how longa moment to addrago you served,eterans. you earned the powerful va benefit that lets you buy a home with no down payment. and with a newday va loan, you don't ha

was a key factor in webb's success however the claim backfired spectacularly. and by virtue of being a white male you have white privilege it was a whole long conversation i don't have five i review i hate to break it to you by but you should have been better prepped i am black. well twitter users blasted martin on the social network following a gaffe with many criticizing the rise of identity politics political activist anthony rogers' right to believe that while white privilege it is real the abuse of the term undermines the push for equal. yeah it's very unfortunate that she made that gaffe because i think it precluded from having a much deeper conversation there are definitely some people who use it as an ad hominum attack and we have to we have to call that you know we have to keep it germane and we have to have cogent discussions i mean we we have to be honest that white privilege does exist in the united states of america but if i'm not doing my part you know i'm not going to go as far as president obama said and so that anyone who pulls up their bootstr

where would jim webb based on what you know, what would jim webb think about cedeing syria to putin and and iran and isis. >> based on my read of senator webb, he would be opposed to the troop pullout. i'm not here to put words in his mouth, but having watched him over many many years, he's a smart, pragmatic decision maker, like senator lindsey graham, senator tom cotton, other names you see floated, the first two have been very public about not wanting to see this withdrawal for exactly the reasons you articulate, joe. i would suspect senator webb would fall into that camp, and again, i think that's the right move, but more importantly, it's his propensity to speak truth to power that makes him very attractive in that role. >> admiral, there appears to be a slow down, at least rhetorically about the withdrawal of troops from syria. obviously republicans and some democrats believe it would be a disaster to do that. we're just reading the tea leaves here, can you tell us anything that you have heard about whether that withdrawal from syria is actually going to be slowed down so we don't

, or to what we feel. ♪ narrator: america's space achievement, said nasa's retiring director james webbof president johnson, who since his senate days led the historic effort to explore the frontiers of space, and other more down-to-earth programs as well. the profile of lyndon b. johnson's accomplishments was my now clearly established. the chief executive reflected on this record during various ceremonies. president johnson: i would list the housing act of 1968 as one of the 10 most important in the -- [applause] yet we have never been able to dramatize and bring to the attention of the people of this country that this act even exist, much less let them know of the benefits that will flow from it. this act provides the machinery and the inducements and incentives to build, not in the next 30 years, but in the next 10 years, 26 million housing units. discrimination and segregation are being turned back in employment and public places, and housing, and housing, in government aid programs, and voting to the landmark civil rights act of 1964, and i believe we have more than 600 observers

one was webb hubbell, and the other was vince foster. >> webster hubbell is a very accomplished lawyerkansas supreme court. >> vince foster also partnered at the rose law firm. very close with mrs. clinton in particular. >> foster would be probably the main litigator in the rose law firm. he'd been president of the bar association. but he's probably the most highly thought-of lawyer in the whole group. when president clinton was elected, they asked mr. hubbell and mr. foster and another rose lawyer, bill kennedy, to go to washington with them. >> hillary clinton, obviously, became the first lady of the united states. >> webb hubbell had the number-three position in the justice department. it was called associate attorney general. >> vincent foster went to washington as both the clintons' personal lawyer and the deputy white house counsel. >> along with vincent foster and webster hubbell, some notable figures would also feature prominently in president clinton's first term. bernard nussbaum, a well-respected attorney, who had been part of the congressional staff investigating the waterg

. >> 10 days later came another resignation, associate attorney general webb hubbell, a former littlew partner of hillary clinton. >> it became known that he had engaged in billing fraud while he was at the rose law firm. >> he had been filing false expense accounts, which basically defrauded his partners, but also his clients. >> there are no words capable of fully conveying to you my deep respect and admiration for webb hubbell or how sad this event makes me. >> his resignation is a personal blow to the president, and it overshadows white house attempts to refocus public attention on his agenda. >> he strongly feels that he will be vindicated, but it's gonna take some time for him to do it and that he shouldn't be working at a public job while he's doing that. and i think that's right. >> capitol hill republicans are pressing ahead with watergate-style public hearings. >> if you ever needed proof that we need hearings, that we need some sense of what's going on with the clinton administration, then this latest resignation should be more than enough proof. >> the resignations only ra

analyst roland martin appearing on political talk show host david webb's program raised the issue of white privilege when discussing the website success however the charge soon backfired in an unexpected way. by virtue of being a white male you have. a whole long conversation i don't have time to read i hate to break it to you should have been better trapped i'm black and twitter users blasted martin on the social network following the gaffe with many questioning the recent trend of using identity politics as an excuse or explanation for literally everything so for more on this let's go live to anthony rather right who is a political activist to discuss the situation further thanks for being with us here on our international. racial politics in the states. let's say he is having a resurgence especially if you look at what's happening in congress with stephen king but that's a whole different conversation but during this radio program ms martin assumed webb was white and used race to advance her argument was she justified in doing that and why did she choose to go that route. yeah i f

legal analyst attacking david webb for having white privilege but it falls a little flat. >> that is about white privilege, that you have the privilege of doing that people of color who don't have privilege of. >> how do i have the privilege of white privilege? >> by virtue of being a white male you have white privilege. >> i hate to break it to you but you should have been better prepped. i am black. >> martin apologizing for her remarks, they were discussing whether race or experience matters more when being considered for a job. that mortifying mix of triggering a discussion about what white privilege means. >> reaction from the left to automatically go to skin color is poison according to tucker. >> we can stop laughing long enough to pause and think a little bit and martin should think a little bit and realize people should be, must be evaluated as individuals and not as a member of a racial group. that is poison. it is called a sack. it destroys your soul and destroys the country. we used to know that but given the current psychosis, someday they will realize. >> david webb wil

robert webb and tristam hunt even. he was a household name before he left parliament.e selection of what is in page three in the paper is very important. it needs to be a story that either raises a smile or is just either slightly scandalous and this is a very heartwarming story about the fact that olivia coleman, national treasure, has always been a smiling lovely person who'd you would probably have liked to have gone to university with and has been smiling ever since. you can't write her off as a national treasure yet. —— you can't make. her off as a national treasure yet. -- you can't make. well, she will be playing the queen. a picture of her playing the queen. a picture of her playing a queen. national treasure. well, the queen constitutional crisis, who knows where this week is going to end up thatjohn and anne, thank you very much indeed for joining us tonight. the sunday papers with a dramatic outlook for the start of next week. that's it for the papers to note. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. coming up ne

welcome to the program the pope has spoken out about venice webb's political crisis saying that he's terrified of a bloodbath. francis called for i just peaceful solution and said he would not take sides he was speaking to reporters as he returned to rome from a catholic youth gathering in panama. and support all venezuelan people who are suffering if i were to say duties to those countries or other countries i put myself in a role that i don't annoy he did be a pastoral imprudence and would do damage to get them to agree isn't enough it requires a just and peaceful solution i'm terrified of a bloodbath. we will call for fresh protests against a president maduro the venezuelan opposition also wants new elections several european countries of war that they will switch their support to mr garrido if no vote is called he's also been trying to persuade army generals to abandon their support for president obama doro but offering an amnesty. in a carefully staged show of solidarity even as well as president nicolas maduro joins soldiers for morning drills he also took part in military mane

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now, right here on fox newts at night, we have michelle malkin, fox nation host david webb and jason chaffetz. but first the inside scoop on capitol hill and what happens to the state of the union adirection. first, kristin fisher with the latest now that the shutdown countdown is reset. >> we've been waiting 35 days to say this, the longest government shutdown in u.s. history is finally over. president trump just signed the bill that the house and senate passed earlier today. before everybody gets too excited, this deal expires in just three weeks. >> president trump: if we don't get a fair deal from congress, the government will either shut down on february 15 again, or i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the constitution of the united states to address this emergency. >> as president trump ended one shutdown, he was already threatening a new one. and to everyone accusing him of caving to house speaker nancy pelosi, president trump said tonight this was in no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the u

same deal. >> sean: [laughs] >> laura: by the way, hannity, we have david webb on the show tonight. moments. >> sean: a classic. >> laura: a good happen to anybody. it could happen. >> sean: as a white male, you benefit from white privilege. uhhh, okay. >> laura: i'm going to talk to him. i actually kind of

. >> sean: [laughs] >> laura: by the way, hannity, we have david webb on the show tonight. one of those embarrassing moments. >> sean: a classic. >> laura: a good happen to anybody. it could happen. >> sean: as a white male, you benefit from white privilege. uhhh, okay. >> laura: i'm going to talk to him. i actually kind of feel bad for her. >> sean: i don't. >> laura: fake news. i'm getting soft here in my old days. >> sean: you are getting zapped, come on. >> laura: great show tonight, awesome job praise be to have a great show. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from the comic new york tonight by the left's pathetic attempt to bar barr. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." we've all heard the criticisms of president trump, which goes something like this. >> no president has come close to defaming and trying to destroy the democratic values of this country. no president has come close. >> does he know he's tearing down these institutions? >> he shatters norms for a living. >> how much longer can you survive the autocratic tendencies of one man?

joining us, alex webb. their content is not getting props here.ore concerned with their growth and outlook. alex: yes, a disappointing outlook. sometimes you look at netflix and they are picky in the number they give you. can't blame them, but we don't know how much turn there is, how many users are they losing? we know about the sign-ups, next number, we don't know how many are departing. they have to tell a story which is growth. they are pre-cash flow negative. they expect to spend $3 billion this year. because -- for example, how much did they spend on "bird box?" how much do they spend for sandra bullock to show up. costsa film like that $100 million range. they send the money out because they expect them to sign up him a huge number of subscribers and hope they stick around to live -- when they do decide we need to turn to profitability, we can start charging more and stop spending as much. anna: i have a chart that shows how they burn through cash. this is an issue for investors? alex: absolutely. throwre one that does not off a huge amount

we have our opinion columnist alex webb.ing level of truth and reconciliation, or was it expected but they kept putting off the inevitable? >> if you look into the supply chain, in hindsight, you could have read some of the tea leaves. if it was really expected we would have seen any number of analysts cutting their outlook on the company. that really did not happen. too much bullishness around apple. as much as the suppliers have suffered today, the reaction has not been that considerable. you brought up the share prices for infineon on and dialogue. down,are expected to open but they have been down 27% over the past year. some of the problems in supply chain have already been priced into the shares. manus: certainly the analysts, one come through this morning from morgan stanley. unsaid in this statement in your opinion? china from focus on a hardware perspective. the thing apple has been talking about for years now is they tried to shift the narrative, perhaps they would get a more generous valuation. they want to be valu

it's got to be tide. >> dagen: think you to david webb, good to see you, my friend.i am on facebook and everything i have told them is a total lie. i'm like 30 years old. [laughter] >> kennedy: are you not really a capricorn? >> david: by the way, i love how you say fine. >> dagen: you are fine! we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. here is melissa francis. >> melissa: fox news alert, the partial government shutdown now in its 31st day with democrats not budging after the president offered a compromise. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. we begin with president trump slamming democrats for rejecting his offer of integration protections in exchange for wall funding. saying they only care about 2020. democrats say they can't accept the deal because it doesn't ensure permanent protections for dreamers. regardless, democratic unity could be put to a test as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vows to hold a vote this week on the president's proposal. a top republi

. >>> palo aetorks was upgraded to outperform from neutral at webb bush. the analyst said the growth outlook for 2019 is robust despite concerns aroundroduct strategy. the price target $265 the stock rose 2% to $210.47. >>> still ahead, trade tensions ripple through theelican state. >> the commerce secretary says we're miles away from a solutioa on the war with china. i'm contessa brewer in the state of louisiana. coming up on "nightly business report," why this state has been hit by tariffs particularly >>> if union pacific is any indication, the economy is still growing at a solid pace. the railroad operator reported better-than-expected quarterly profit helped b an increase in volume and pricing, and said its improved efficiency will drive profits throughout the year. >> a lot oful our r in the fourth quarter were specific to the union pacific team doing a tremendous job of improving our productivity and our service levels. so we're exiting the year on a very good foot and entering 2019 with a bit of optimism i terms of how we're running the network. >>

still quite skeptical because the presidents are not reassuring or just say what does a great man webb joining us from singapore thanks so much good to see you again thank you thank you. least nine people are being killed and hundreds of missing after a dam burst at a mine in southeastern brazil thought he or i and mine near the town of you know in a minute dead a state was in the process of being decommissioned when the dam collapsed on friday and twenty fifteen there was another dam disaster in marianna around one hundred thirty kilometers away involving the same mining company that has more. on a wave of reddish orange sludge was sent spewing into the countryside when a series of three dams collapsed the failed structures unnoticed tailings dans filled with residue from iron ore mining a risky operation is underway to evacuate people from vulnerable areas in and around the nearest community below four tickle me the town the prevent the needle efforts are also being made amid fears of widespread pollution to prevent contaminated mud and sludge reaching a refutal by your hydroelectric

the name that began to get mentioned was jim webb, a former democratic senator. president trump shot that down. all the names being mentioned are at the mention stage only. most interesting is the people who live in mention for the longest time like senator tom cotton, someone who publicly criticized does it -- the decision to withdraw. host: -- have arrested them -- arrested a man in moscow, accusing him of being a spy. he was revealed to be a former marine, discharged. is this part of a larger political game on the part of the russians and how serious of an issue is this? guest: it is a serious issue anytime another american is taken into custody overseas. there are americans who sometimes commit crimes overseas but there are effective -- there are dozens of americans effectively being held hostage in iran and turkey. it is interesting to see what will happen. the russia case is unusual. it has come out that this person has multiple passports and a record of theft in his time in the military. it is hard to figure out what is happening but it is certainly possib

let's talk to rachel webb, whose15—year—old son kyron was fatally stabbed in 2017.y chair of the campaign organisation the standing committee for youth justice. thank you both very much were talking to us, appreciate you coming on the programme. rachel, first of all, what you think of these night as bos? i think it is good that the government is taking a stand to to do something but it feels like it is a bit reactive. there needs to be more education for young people and families about the impact of carrying a knife, self—preservation, pining away for them to tap into purpose as well as strategies that are implemented that can be proactive, so they have a long—standing, sustainable measure and it can be consistently facilitated. another pick me your reaction? i think this is another piece of knee jerk reaction legislation that will not work and will not get to the core reason why teenagers carry knives. most teenagers carry knives. most teenagers carry knives because they are afraid of others and quite often, if they are involved in, say, drugs, they are being explo

well malcolm webb is following events in the capital kinshasa and has the latest. opposition candidate martin lewis said he's confident of a victory he said the information that he's teams gathered since polling suggests that he's in pretty clear when opinion polls held before the election gave him a substantial lead over all of the other candidates and he said that if a ruling party victory is announced he won't accept it meanwhile a spokesman for the ruling party's candidate mahmassani shuddery said that his kind that had won most of the provinces outside of the council that odds with what the opinion polls showed but also odds with what was expected following the very large crowds opposition rallies did draw in some of the provinces during the campaigns majority of congolese an opinion poll said they don't trust the electoral commission and they don't trust the courts to resolve the dispute internet services throughout the country have been turned off of course one of the key pieces of information that people want to be changing right now particularly those in o

franchise like taco bell to language like recruitment tata this isn't a also tried this with dia de los webb so they also tried to copyright the day of the dead which is also something that is quarterly sacre for people specifically in mexico you make money the way that you want to make money and that's fine but this is why cultural appropriation. of the world anti-doping agencies vice president has called on the organization to consider whether it should once again ban the russian anti doping agency lot of representatives arrived in russia in december but weren't able to obtain important data from a more scattered lab before a monday night deadline. i'm extremely disappointed that trash didn't deliver within the more than three month time frame they had at their disposal to extract the data have been sad that i'm not surprised this process has unfortunately been going on for years. in mass extinction lanty doping organizations have heard the world anti-doping agency to acknowledge the gravity of the failure to obtain the data and demanded action against russia the sixteen nations include ma

here with reaction, david webb, host of reality check with david webb on "fox nation.rdinary. sadly this happens every martin luther king day, you have outlyers hakeem jeffries who is disgrace in politics making statements. bernie sanders went to naacp meeting. the naacp which was supposed to be for the advancement of colored people, that is what is in their name become for many years a left-wing organization. in early days of the tea party they same out anyone that objected to the fiscal policies of barack obama or the left were racists. this is a common call because they need to drive that base close together that they're losing. blacks are looking at their economic situation all across this country. improvements in the trump presidency. look at the low unemployment. look at teenage unemployment, black female unemployment going down and down. more people getting an opportunity. they're looking at long-term jobs, they can't have that. coming out of the failed buzzfeed story which collapsed in 24 hours. they needed a new narrative. emails went out. i saw some of them.

thank you so much to alex webb and william porter. great to have you both with me on set. get the bloomberg business flash with annabelle droulers. annabelle: china weakness is spreading far and wide. companies from industry to tech have cited slowing demand in the world's second-biggest economy for upset in earnings. sent a gloomy signal when it posted its biggest quarterly profit shortfall in a decade. forbiggest maker of chips nvidia cited deteriorating conditions when it revised down its forecast. both companies slumped. the board of californian utilities voted to file for bankruptcy protection despite attracting rivals. elliott management has a proposal backed by $4 billion of bonds that could go into pg&e shares. is putting forward its own plan. pg&e is expected to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as soon as midnight tonight. bank of america is said to be ready to transfer employees from london to paris in preparation for brexit. willes say 400 people cross the channel next month including traders, sales, and support staff. the bank employees 4000 people in

analyst or even martin appearing on political talk show host david webb's program suggested that white privilege was a key factor in web success where that claim backfired spectacularly. and by virtue of being a white male you have white whole long conversation i don't have time to read i hate to break it to you but you should have been better prepped i'm black yet twitter users blasted martin on the social network following the gaffe that many criticizing the rise of identity politics political activists something roger is right he is of the belief that while white privilege is real the abuse of the term undermines the push for equality. you know it's very unfortunate that she made that gaffe because i think it precluded from having a much deeper conversation there are definitely some people who use it as an ad hominum attack and we have to we have to call that all joe you know we have to keep it germane and we have to have cogent discussions i mean we we have to be honest that white privilege does exist in the united states of america but if i'm not doing my part you know i'm not goi

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syria which is now saying perhaps less abrupt than we originally was in your original suggested what webb is is that is that the the main focus for what they they do next to them is that why they're having this meeting in part well certainly the idea that.

because we also have the european viewpoint here chief political editor there caught up with manfred webb who is the man hoping to become the next a new commission president she asked him about the likelihood of seeing a clear signal coming out of london today. because nobody can predict that for the moment. of the votes but i welcome the votes that we have a chance to get clarity about to the ideas of the parliament again i think it's a historic moment for the for the country to get the come an understanding among the party political families to get a common understanding about the long term relationship towards european friends we are still friends we want to work together but we need a clear idea of wants to achieve now there are also mixed signals out of brussels and leaders say this you go to ten says that this breaks that deal can't be reopened others are saying let's talk so how much room for maneuver is this still to make any kind of concessions towards london there is no room of mine over for the legally binding treaty it is on the table so the commission will bunny has a full su

compare a franchise like taco bell to language like oklahoma tata disney also tried this with dia de los webb so they also tried to copyright the day of the dead which is also something that is quarterly sacre for people specifically in mexico you make money the way that you want to make money and that's fine but this is my cultural appropriation. so we might have passed the new year celebrations but there is one thing internet it seems can't let go of the u.s. central command's tweet about new york's famous drop the ball celebration. times square tradition rings in the new year by dropping the pretty cool if ever needed we are ready to drop something much much bigger than. we have become a nation run by ninth graders oh my god i'm not going to say that it must hurt to be just down the tubes is not a phrase the world wants to hear from the operators of the most powerful nuclear arsenal on the planet. the strategic from own sports person navy captain brookville told c.n.n. the post is potable recap of commodes priorities and is all about reassuring the american. people that the u.s. military i

look at the confusion there stephen lloyd a former chief whip of the liberal democrats resigned that webb resigned to himself because he couldn't hold the line that is the rate the letter to say what the party leaders and we'll find out in this biography but i suppose you have to do something like that so he is not sitting as an independent his resignation meant that the liberal democrats went down by eight percent by that single and i was able to break that wasn't as it was probably well he i think he's been quite pragmatic because he thinks he has to do that to hold his seat it's not easy to do as the dam the party's lost its critical mass in many ways and they hardly figure in the report tars now so i think he's made that decision on very practical and pragmatic grounds but it just shows even in the dems you've got these problems and if you go back to what vince cable who's generally pretty capable heavyweight has said about the european union and stuff he's contradicted the position that the lib dems are putting forward to put forward now that they're just not presenting a credible al

analyst martin appearing on political talk show host david webb's program raised the issue of white privilege when discussing web success however the charge soon backfired in an unexpected way. and by virtue of being a white male you have white privilege you poll long conversation i don't have time to read i hate to break it to you i don't bite but you should have been better prepped i'm black all twitter users blasted martin on the social network following the gaffe with many questioning what they see as a trend of using identity politics as an excuse for almost everything political activist anthony rogers right believes white privilege is real but that abuse of the term undercuts efforts toward more equality. yes it's very unfortunate that she made that gaffe because i think it precluded from having a much deeper conversation there are definitely some people who use it as an ad hominum attack and we have to we have to call that all joe you know we have to keep it germane and we have to have cogent discussions i mean we we have to be honest that white privilege does exist in the united state