welch plplayed his part beautifully on tv and in the hearing, and he paced himself. what his fellow questioners pick apart this bizarre scenario. mccarthy and cohn are turn to show that there communists and gays in the army and they're bringing down the democracy. eventually, near the end, mccarthy sees he's losing this battle and wants to fight back. there had been a back room deal made at a certain point that one of the people that they were going to drag through the mud was an associate of welch's in his bososton law firm who may or may not have had some communist leanings. he was not accused, but it was really nothing is first the level of the charges were. cohn told welch, i will trade you not implicating this guy for something else, and mccarthy missed that meeting. and he started to bring this young man's name into the hearings on television. and welch realized he had broken an agreement and when up to mccarthy, and he says words that turned out to be immoral, very few words, but they will always be remembered among anyone who is a student of history and even

we'll reveal how christine welch has become a hit.the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first — america first. 12 klaus altmann is being held here on a fraud charge in bolivia, broken all records. welcome back. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. iih‘jiiliibfi ujii ijiiiiiliiiilfi jifiz i'm babita sharma in london. it follows washington's recognition of the country's opposition leader as legitimate president. china has detained a chinese—australian writer, yang hengjun. there are concerns it may be part of a wider retaliation for the arrest of a huawei executive in canada. let's now take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start off with the international edition of the japan times, and the country's prime minister, shinzo abe, is trying to resolve a decades long territorial dispute with russia. analysts say it's unlikely that president vladimir putin will hand back four small islands, that were seized by the soviet union after world war two. let's now turn the page.

we'll reveal how christine welch has become a big hit.america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests they called him 'the butcher of lyon'. klaus altmann is being held here on a fraud charge in bolivia, broken all records. the democrats have cancelled president trump's state of the union speech, blaming the government shutdown. mr trump says he might stage an alternative event. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. starting with the japan times, and the country's prime minister, shinzo abe, is trying to resolve a decades—long territorial dispute with russia. analysts say it's unlikely that president vladimir putin will handback four small islands that were seized by the soviet union after world war two. the straits times is reporting that an independent committee of inquiry will investigate the death of a singaporean actor. aloysius pang died in hospital after an a

welch, for five minutes. . mr. welch:00 i want -- mr. welch: i want to read part of a letter from charles from vermont. i'm a marine corps veteran and spent the last 15 years guarding the national borders at the -- as a c.p.b. officer. the government shutdown is unacceptable. january in vermont is pretty cold. as a furloughed government worker, i have to choose whether to pay for fuel oil to heat my home or to make child support payments to support my ex-wife and my children. without work and without pay, i'm unable to do that. is one of 1,300 vermont employees of the federal government who is working without pay. these include 900 at the department of homeland security. 300 employees of the department of agriculture. 100 employees of the interior department. mr. speaker, this sunday i went to the shift change at the burlington international airport and met with our t.s.a. personnel. they asked me a question. they missed a paycheck. they had been showing up for work every single day. they had been doing in their professional and cheerful

. >> shawn welch turned his life around in the nearly five years he spent in federal prison for banke is a successful entrepreneur in miami. >> now i'm able to get these young men who had a bad path to be able to change their life now. >> reporter: but one thing has been out of his reach ever since his conviction, the right to vote. something forbidden for felons under florida law until now. the sunshine state overwhelmingly approved an amendment allowing an estimated 1.5 million felons who have served their sentences and any probation or parole to register to vote, starting today. the new rights don't apply to those convicted of murder or violent sexual offenses. 1.5 million new voters in a state already infamous for razor thin margin elections and nail-biting recounts. >> we are the swingiest of swing states. >> reporter: charles zeldin says amendment 4 has the potential to dramatically alter florida's landscape. >> it doesn't matter what party they are because this potentially changes the political dynamic across the state in every county, in every voting district. >> reporter: bu

when i was in high school in springdale, i worked in welches grape juice factory. i had no real plans beyond high school. i was persuaded to go to college, but i did not know what i wanted to do in life. i picked my major, accounting, because this was the first major listed alphabetically. my senior year, i was inspired by a debate topic on government wiretapping and went to law school. my dream was to become a lawyer to help people and serve the cause of justice. the desire to impact my community, led me to run for political office. that it was much later in life that i dreamed about the possibility of running for governor. it took eight years longer than i hoped to get here. but in my life, it was education that inspired me, he gave me the light bulb desire i the lifelong desire to learn. so i remind the next generation, i remind them that life is not always planned. but in some instances, it unfolds. and it unfolds in unexpected ways. but yet learning leads to opportunity. in the last four years, we have improved opportunities in arkansas through education. four

partners right here on this stage to bring relief to the american consumer but right now - congressman welch says the american consumers are on the losing end - and prices have to change to provide that relief. in washington, morgan wright. sta restrooms at some locations.si online petition demanding containers be put in high risk areas. kron4's maureen kelly has the story. the complaints started in seattle from an online petiion posted on coworker-dot- org...about workers getting poked or being at risk of being poked by used needles found in bathrooms....this comes several months after starbucks said they would let non customers use their bathrooms following the release of video showing two black men being arrested for trying to use their facilities without making a purchase . but that policy....while appaulded by some....has apparently opened to the door to another societal problem....the opiod crisis.so now starbucks says they are actively looking at solutions to the issue of dangerous drug paraphinalia being discarded in their restrooms.....one of those solutions includes installing need

welch: mr. speaker, i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. extending current funding, including $1.3 billion in border security funding, and a package of appropriations bills, six bills funding them through the end of the fiscal year, the end effectively opening the government for those departments. mitch mcconnell has said the senate will not take those measures because president trump will not sign them, and the senate will await a measure agreed to by the president, democratic leadership as well. the house back in tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. coverage of the senate on c-span 2. some final thoughts on this long day in the u.s. house, the 13th day of the government shutdown. our facebook page, a couple final thoughts. aboutot too excited nancy pelosi but so inspired by the women on the floor of the house." david says r

the panel is back, britt mchenry, matt welch and leslie. they you are.t with you, leslie. what is driving this barack obama sourness? >> at the ghost driving it is people like aoc and those wanting to flip blue seat instead of red. to say democrats -- it is absolutely ridiculous, look at what happened to us in 2016. the people that stayed home were part of the reason heather clancy did not win. i mean she did a job herself not going to wisconsin. >> they were really put off by bernie. >> absolutely! what they have to say democrats need to do, take a page from the republican handbook. many then i knew held their nose for trump but voted republican. at the end of the day they unite as a party. democrats need to do that. it is not a good idea, is a dumb idea. we did have the blue wave in the house. you can have that again in the next election if you use your power and if you unite. and that is too divisive of what they're doing. >> is really fascinating to me because the obama presidency much like the trump presidency, will not understand until we have some

reporter: the juice products association board of directors includes executives from pepsi- cola, welches and other juice brands whose products were tested said they had not seen the full study but call the results unfounded and have told us they are committed to providing safe and nutritious products that meet fda standards and also say there is no scientific evidence indicating trace levels of heavy metals have caused any negative health outcomes but the doctor, the director of environmental pediatrics at nyu school of medicine says -- >> -- the scientist telling us increasingly that there are time points in light and they can disrupt hormones and cause bio disease. >> reporter: the fda had no comment. consumer reports says their findings are a spot check and should not be used to draw definitive conclusions about specific brands. we reached out to all of the juice companies and 10 respondent saying their products are safe and follow all food safety guidelines. anna warner, cbs news. >>> taking a look at the big board right now, the dow jones is up, way up. about 445 points right now. s

i want to bring in matt welch and the senior advisory with move on dot org. have you as well. let me start with you, matt, the president's reaction there. surprised? appropriate? does he do anything to advance the conversation? >> the president is nothing but not a golfer. if you put a ball on a tee he's going to take a swing. we're on day four. we've lost our minds. we're in day four of parsing the smirk of a teenager. can we parse that for a second? cable news commentators wishing they could punch the kid in the face. we're freaking out over at first a one minute kind of deceptively presented video. and now people are spending their martin luther king weekends going through three hours of footage rather than rereading the letter from birmingham jail. we're losing our minds. of course the president is going to go in there. it's a perfect thing for him. if you have media acting badly, blue checkmark never trump twitter acting badly over a devi divisive issue that valves race. congratulations, everybody. >> you're fired up over this? >> it's a random teenager.

. >> reporter: ra shawn welch turned his life around in the nearly five years that he spent in federalson for bank fraud and now he is a successful entrepreneur in miami. >> i am able to get the young men who had a bad past and able to change their lives now. >> reporter: but one thing out of his reach since his conviction, the right to vote, and something forbidden under florida law until now. the sunshine state overwhelmingly reinstated 1.5 million ex-felons who served their sentences to rej are ster to vote starting today. the new rights don't apply to those convicted of murder or violent sexual offenses. 1.5 million new voters in a state already infamous for razor thin margins an nail biting counts. >> and we are the swingingest of all swing states. >> reporter: and he says that it is going to dramatically alter the political landscape. >> it does not matter the party, but a it is going to change the political dynamic in every county and every voting district. >> reporter: and no one knows for sure what a massive potential increase to such voter rolls in such a short time will mean

partners right here on this stage to bring relief to the american consumer but right now - congressman welch says the american consumers are on the losing end - and prices have to change to provide that relief. in washington, morgan wright. another new way to envision home ownership. envision home new way to another morgan wright. in washington, morgan wright. morgan wright. another new way to envision home ownership. we'll show you the man who's turning old school buses into new residences. earlier tonight... we told you about bart's plan to potentially turn old train cars into housing for the homeless here in the bay area. (pam) a man in denver had the idea to turn an old school bus, into his home ... and the resulting business he founded has changed his perspective. reporter connor wist takes a closer look. charlie kern, owner and co- founder of chrome yellow corporation: "it's definitely become more of what i think you would call a movement."the wheels on the bus... are moving in a new direction. charlie kern, owner and co- founder of chrome yellow corporation: "this is a whole house tha

senator ash, party leaders from both houses and i, stood with senators leahy and sanders and congressman welchto protect medicaid funding. worlds but vermont would you see such a politically diverse group going together to defend access to healthcare? for two years we didn't raise any taxes on the general fund. we also held statewide residential property tax rate level. we remove the tax on low and middle income vermonters and revitalize downtown throughout the state. we made the largest investment in housing the state has ever seen as well as a 70% increase in clean water funding and open the treatment center allowing more to start on a path to recovery. we did all this and so much more by working together. it wasn't always easy. or comfortable. but hard work, good work is rarely either of those things. we need more, because of solutions we seek in the political environment in which history has plagued them, requires them above all else to focus on what it means to be true public servants. when announcing his retirement in 2005, senator jim jeffers said in no other job you have the freedom an

[cheers and applause] >> my name is tiffany welch. --olunteer we do a lot of work. is howng i want to know you can help the 41% of iowans that don't have access to quality health care, and what you would do as president to help with that. >> one of the reasons why our economy is largely held back is that we don't necessarily care about -- [cheers and applause] one of the challenges we have is that we need affordable take care. we need affordable, universal day care. kids, no matter where you grow up the matter your so see an economic background, can get access to early childhood education. every dollar you put into early childhood education, you get $11 back in that lifetime. it's the greatest investment you can make, because that money goes to extraordinary lengths to help that child succeed. so we should be caring about affordable day care. we should care about universal pre-k. if you have universal pre-k, not only does it give that child access to early childhood education, access to books in numbers, it gives mom and dad a chance to benefit the entire year. one

partners right here on this stage to bring relief to the american consumer but right now - congressman welchican consumers are on the losing end - and prices have to change to provide that relief. in washington, morgan wright. ( darya )( darya ) for your money this morning... there's a new wearable video camera for a baby. and businesses are stepping up as federal workers will go without a paycheck today. jane king is live at the nasdaq. with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningsome businesses are offering 'shutdown specials'.today is the day most furloughed employees will miss their first paycheck.many banks are waiving late fees for payments, wireless carriers are working with employees, the washington d-c area is offering discounts on meals and movies as well.a new report says amazon's whole foods may be looking at taking over closed sears and kmart stores.yahoo finance reports the move may come just as amazon looks to expand the whole foods brand.many sears and kmart stores are in malls, which would be a change of strategy for whole foods, if it happens.it sounds nuts but there's

republican party leaders from both houses and i stood with senators leahy and sanders and congressman welch to protect medicaid funding. where else but vermont would you see such a politically-diverse group joining together to defend access to healthcare? and for two years we didn't raise a single tax or fee in the general fund. we also held statewide residential property tax rates level, while fully funding school budgets passed by local voters. we removed the tax on social security for low- and middle-income vermonters and worked to revitalize downtowns and villages throughout the state. we made the single largest investment in housing the state has ever seen, as well as a 70 percent increase in clean water funding and opened a treatment center in st. albans that helped eliminate long waitlists statewide, allowing more vermonters to start on a path to recovery. we did all this, and so much more, by working together. it wasn't always easy or comfortable, but hard workgood workis rarely either of these things. and we need more of it because the solutions we seek, in the political environmen

is built welch did into this massive conglomerate and now the new ceo has the responsibility to offload like jet engines, gas, turbines et cetera. rid of a have to get hundred billion dollars in liability. he has taken steps toward that. thank you. vonnie, a big spike include an hour ago. everyone is trying to figure out why. >> i don't claim to know. start with that we published our tracker at the same time before. that did show a big drop-off in saudi exports to the u.s.. to drivetrying hard the u.s. stockpile numbers down. showing an effort to drive those down, they are pulling supply away, that should be bullish. would that necessarily lead to a jump in crude? maybe not. there are other factors there. we saw a similar thing in equities. we were down and now we are positive. could it be that more people are back and trading and things were overdone a little bit? >> i think that is the most logical explanation. a marketally, this was that was super bearish for a couple of months. we had the opec meeting last month the did not do much. into the year maybe taking a look and thinking the

reporter: the juice products association, whose board of directors includes executives from pepsico, welch'sproducts were tested said they haven't seen the study but called the results unfounded and tell us they're committed to providing safe and nutritious products that meet fda standards. they also said there is no scientific evidence that trace evidence of heavy metals have caused -- >> the science is telling us increasingly that there are particular time points in life where even a small amount of exposure can disrupt hormones and thereby contribute to disease. >> reporter: he recommends parents swap the juices for something else. >> my suggestion is that they simply eat an apple, preferably organic, and drink water as a substitute for these juices. >> the "cbs overnight here's a simple true-or-false quiz for you. if you're between age 50 and 85, it's important for you to know the truth, so please listen closely. i'm alex trebek, and all of the answers are false. so what is true? you can get coverage, regardless of your health, with the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available

romaine: all right, that is david welch, bloomberg's detroit bureau chief.up, china export and data weaker than expected last month. how was weighing on trade negotiations. this is bloomberg. ♪ shows but many of those proposals will further reduce aescription drug prices and lot of those call on resources within cvs to bring that to life. an unexpected drop in december 2 china exports and imports. they both fell to the lowest level since 2016. that raises concerns about economic outlook and adds a wrinkle to trade talks with the u.s. heiding in shery ahn and --oud a great to have you great to have you. tell us about your reading into these numbers. safety and flight to moving into the yen, but how bad is it getting in china? aspect -- thise time of year, you're like a broken record. factory shut down. it's now over and things will get a whole lot uglier from here. is: shery, the big question what do the numbers portend for the trade talks and will they create any pressure on china to come to a less than optimal deal? what is your read? shery: we are talking

amanda: david welch has written that the next american car recession may have already started.o have signs of strength in some parts. we have this great outlook from general motors and there's one particular part, the sedan, that in recession. what's going on? -- sedan salest have plummeted. motors is getting rid of the for cruz compact and they are getting rid of some of these vehicles. they just don't sell, they don't fetch good prices and then he walked round of the auto show and there's a bunch of jeeps. a new ford explorer, the cadillac x 26, an suv, nissan infiniti brand has an suv out on stage as well. car,a's super sports that's been done for a while. what the business case was in an environment like this, he says sometimes it's all about emotion and toyota loves to drive. it's about where the chairman wants and where the market is going. last time we had an assessment -- a recession in the industry overcapacity was a key problem. how much overcapacity are we seeing in the industry now? david: you are seeing quite a bit of it which is why general motors is closed many a

network proud, idiot >> guy benson is here with fox news political can analyst ja nu green and matt welch >> wa? >> hello >> am i wrong to be disgusted that we're sitting here when we should really be sitting in -- >> midtown manhattan had some places that a person can get a drink, i'm not sure the point of this, maybe guy has a better idea? there is nobody who was convinced to pursue or persuade or change their mind >> i'm ready i'm ready to be convinced either way >> are you going to be convinced against by heartbreaking individual an dose anecdotes of criminality compared to actual data donald trump has been given the speech since july 2015, he gave it again, american carnage when he goes to a moment of stress he gives the same speech, only thing that really good, he didn't declare national emergency or talk about using military -- whatever the hell that is, that is good that would be a bad thing for him >> there have been people in his administration have been flirti ng with it, i know this was an unforced error on part of the president, i think what chuck and nancy did or than chuck

joining me now julia manchester and matt welch.re's so much i could say about what he just said there, but i'm going to not do the low hanging fruit. this is the first of what could be a dozen, 20, who knows announcements like this. the "new york times" wrote, the party has no single leader, no obvious front runner for 2020 and no broadly unifying ideology after it moves away from a quarter century of dominance by the clintons and barack obama. is that an advantage? >> the advantage the democratic party has right now is donald trump, which is to say he's sort of mired in 40% approval ratings. if you look at the midterm results in november, they matched the approval ratings of donald trump pretty closely. as long as the democratic party -- and i say this as a non-democrat so i don't have the same sense of terror that democrats do. as long as the democratic party doesn't nominate someone who is a widely polarizing or widely loathed figure in the same way that hillary clinton was in 2016, they have a pretty decent shot at it. but ther

go to tonight's panel where we've got editor at large and cohost of the fifth column podcast matt welchs here. and for the first time at the plexiglas oval, joined by media partner and cohost of the fifth column podcast, the greatest ever, kmele foster, fox nation host tom shillue. >> i could cohost the fifth column, couldn't i? kennedy: yeah. >> no. kennedy: it would be the sixth column. and then you would be like, i see libertarian people. that would be fun. so this feels like a winning strategy for all of the progressive democrats running for president. and so far they're getting a pass from anyone with a rational bone in their body who happens to work for mainstream media outlets. why is that? >> lord knows. joe scarborough is out there in the washington post. it's 177 million people would have their health care ripped up. i mean obamacare was kind of rough for the few million people who couldn't keep their plan. 177 million. everybody is going to have an absolutely different thing happen to them because of that. but there's an untethering on the democratic side from reality. republ

partners right here on this stage to bring relief to the american consumer but right now - congressman welchys the american consumers are on the losing end - and prices have to change to provide that relief. in washington, morgan wright. (sports tease) just ahead in sports, we'll hear from demarcus cousins in advance of his return that's coming next week. the all-star center on his comeback. (lawrence bay area weather) (grant) we continue to follow that breaking news tonight out of davis... where a police officer has been shot.... and there is a manhunt for the gunman. some problems going on a run this year, but soon, no one will be feeling sorry for them... when they put a 5th all star on the floor. demarcus cousins, set to return. boogie...expected to make his debut next friday in l-a against the clippers...nearly a year to the day he first suffered that torn achilles as a member of the new orleans pelicans. his addition...weaves another all-star into the lineup... and over the last several months he's ramped up his conditioning... rehabbed with the g-league warriors.. and started going th

night on the show mat welch, rick mchenry and chris bedford. be there for every single moment of it just like i will be there for you on "outnumbered" tomorrow at noon eastern. good night. spewing good evening. william barr, the president's nominee for attorney general is on capitol hill today is his confirmation hearings began. barr assured lawmakers he would instill the impartiality that is in such short supply. barr making it clear he would not shy away from supporting the president, no matter the public outcry. >> president trump has sought no assurances promises or commitments for me of any kind. either express or implied. i have not given him any other than i would run the department with professionalism and integrity. i will seek the advice of the career ethics personnel, but under the regulations i make the decision as to my own recusal. i think one of the major problems is the president says is the immigration laws have to be changed. i feel it is a critical part of border security that we need to have barriers on the border. we need a

glen kirchner former federal prosecutor and msnbc analyst, and also from fordham university and matt welch from "reason" and a senior reporter for real vision and nbc's mike viqueira is standing by on capitol hill. we'll check in with him momentarily. let us begin with the shutdown and the showdown. it's day 15 of this partial shutdown. yesterday president trump and democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi all met at the white house. that meeting did not seem to bring us much closer to a resolution. >> we had a very, very productive meeting, and i think we've come a long way. >> we just complete add lengthy and sometimes contentious conversation with the president. >> this is national security we're talking about. we're not talking about games. >> the democratic side that we really cannot resolve this until we open up government, and we made that very clear. >> we won't be opening until it's solved. we think this is a much bigger problem. the border is a much more dangerous problem, a much bigger problem. >> in fact, he said he's keep the government closed a very long period of ti

mark: it was his great sort of welch speech, have you no decency. >> i tell my kids, if the left will what they want, nobody's off limits. look what they did to general flynn. this man served his country honorably for how long. it wasn't a misleading lie. mark: it was a setup. >> he was setup. we'll find out when the mueller stuff is done, if we can get the truth, it will be stunning. mark: one of the things we'll b able to get is in that chair, i hope, general flynn, who will for once be able to tell his side of the story. people don't understand that when a prosecutor is holding a legal gun to s your head, you're not allowed to speak. >> and threatening your family. mark: threatening your son, threatening your family. they have enormous power. in this case, there's no check or balance. >> insider power. mark: congress, even republicans say you need to protect the prosecutor. no, you need to protect his targets. there's no check and balance. he's gotten nor mus -- got s power. >> you think of the social media companies, the innovativeness in our lives, they could plant whatever they

florida, welch, pelosi. enstrup, mccarthy. westerman, mccarthy. pelosi. wild, pelosi. illiams, mccarthy. wilson of florida, pelosi. wilson of south carolina, mccarthy. wittman, mccarthy. womack, mccarthy. woodall, mccarthy. right, mccarthy. yarmuth, pelosi. oho, mccarthy. young, mccarthy. eldin, mccarthy. the clerk of the house: the reading clerk will call the mes of the representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll. . e clerk: jones mr. van drew is present. the clerk of the house: if there are nip representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll, you may come to the well and vote at this time. the clerk of the house: the tillers agree in their tally that the total number of votes cast is 430 of which the honorable nancy pelosi of the state of california has received 220. the clerk of the house: the -- rable the clerk of the house: the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received 192. the honorable jim jordan of the state of ohio has received five. the honorable cheri bustos has received four. the honorable tammy duckwor

jack welch's wife exposed all the perks he was getting at the ceo of general electric at the time.ve turn, considering there are reports, multiple reports that he's been having an affair with one of their friends. >> i agree with you, there's absolutely of course always potential for a contentious playout or a lengthy litigation which honestly would be shareholders' worst nightmare. i will say that thus far, the tone that they set, especially with the statement where they said they went through a loving exploration, they've been through a trial e separation, tt points to the signs this could be an amicable divorce. she's one of the first employees, she helped him grow the business. they have a dedicated home life. he doesn't schedule meetings prior to 8:00 a.m. so they can spend time with the family. they probably having in place before they made the announcement. and b, this won't be that kind of contentious situation that we saw, for example, in the wynn divorce or others, frankly. cheryl: his stake in amazon, 16.3%. but 95% of his fortune is tied to the company, is tied to amazo

barry sonnenfeld brought it to -- and then the production design, bo welch, it's just like eye candy,te events" on netflix. take a look at this. oletting them go was the bigge mistake of my life. >> and i shouldn't have let that man who said he was a a doctor nearly cut off their heads. >> we just have to wait until thursday. that's when all these unfortunate events will be over and i can go back to the real love of my life. we met at a support group for people who have escaped horrible partners. he got a telegram from j.s too, but he couldn't be here. he's busy as his lumbermill. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tony hale, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] one of the best. all three seasons of "a series of unfortunate events" are on netflix. and "veep" returns in the spring to hbo. we'll be right back with a a performance from trippie redd. stick around, everybody. tony hale. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ okay, so you've been to the it's great right? earth. but i bet you haven't done this. or that. or been here. i bet you haven't met her, or him, or them. ooo, dance-off! this is... inc

and i was very proud that my uncle is a black panther and i lander my father was a black panther as welch didn't tell me until i was in jail and i called him and he was like, well, time you knew. and i just dade piece in vice where i mention this aspect of his life and like. why do you talk but this and i'm like, dad, own your history, and it was very painful for him and i remember the teacher saying how militant and stairy bad the black panthers were, roaming through the street that they could open carry but the nra lob its against it. it became a time where my parents told me, if a teacher says something to you that doesn't sound right, speak up and we'll back you up and they would be in the principal's office the next week, and the dad with his giant harvard spring my mom going at the person's jugular and i'm like, i don't know what happened. became a time where my advocacy took root because id a vow capacity for hon in history-telling. i lucky we mentioned black panthers period bit was unfortunate in such a negative, ahistorical light, and then what happened was my -- one of my father

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on twitter and instagram@kennedy nation, on facebook, kennedy fbn, tomorrow night on the show mat welcht of it just like i will be there for you on "outnumbered" tomorrow at noon eastern. good night. spewing good evening. william barr, the president's nominee for attorney general is on capitol hill today is his confirmation hearings began. barr assured lawmakers he would instill the impartiality that is in such short supply. barr making it clear he would not shy away from supporting the president, no matter the public outcry. >> president trump has sought no assurances promises or commitments for me of any kind. either express or implied. i have not given

florida, welch, pelosi. enstrup, mccarthy. westerman, mccarthy. pelosi. wild, pelosi. illiams, mccarthy. wilson of florida, pelosi. wilson of south carolina, mccarthy. wittman, mccarthy. womack, mccarthy. woodall, mccarthy. right, mccarthy. yarmuth, pelosi. oho, mccarthy. young, mccarthy. eldin, mccarthy. the clerk of the house: the reading clerk will call the mes of the representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll. . e clerk: jones mr. van drew is present. the clerk of the house: if there are nip representatives-elect who did not answer the call of the roll, you may come to the well and vote at this time. >> there are four tellers, two from each party. is that too quadruple check the results? >> this is important to get right, so they want to make sure they have ordered everyone in the house voting, or in some cases voting present or not voting. be clear, the person who become speaker needs a simple majority. guest: to become speaker, you need a simple majority of those numbers voting for a member by name. a couple of other folks voted present. that r

thank you to david welch. lindsey graham of south carolina has met with president donald trump and just tweeted this. "declare a national emergency now. build a wall now." lindsey graham after meeting with the president suggesting or urging even the president declare a national emergency now. erik wasson said he could come in the hour. the president is holding a roundtable on border security. that set 2:30 eastern in the cabinet room. you keep watching. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. the house of lebanon it is vote

they are penalized for that or are being told they will be seen as weak or if you want that guy out, welchdid you screw up with? there's an idea that this political suicide is a bad idea to conceive error. the more they hold people up as heroic into the right thing, like sharon or name your person, democrat or republican, cross racial, it doesn't matter. they are holding onto the principle that i'm here for the state of justice, i'm not here to hold on to a conviction no matter what. the more i think we will normalize bravery or normalize the idea that it's right in just two and braced obligation. it's political capital. >> i think this is it. this was a great discussion. it's been a wonderful audience. it's a wonderful book. [cheering] [applause] [applause] >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching tv on c-span2. television for serious readers. his tonight prime time went up. 6:10 p.m. eastern, liberty university was professor karen pryor. talks about the value in reading great nurture. at 7:00 p.m., gregory recounts his time as chairman of the nuclear regulatory commiss

center's board of governors that i would like to thank joe stewart, pat griffin, eric fatimi, lisa welch and ray smock, our director, thank you for supporting us throughout the year and today. i would be remiss if i didn't tell awe little bit about the man that this lecture series is very deservedly named for. mr. tommy moses. mr. moses was a decorated world war ii veteran. an activist and a goated civil libertarian. he spent much of his life defending american civil liberties and the u.s. constitution. mr. moses worked on fair housing, and civil rights issues in baltimore and cleveland. and while living in ohio, he started the first welfare rights organization in the united states. mr. moses was a long-time resident of jefferson county and i founded the eastern panhandle branch of the american civil liberties union, west virginia he served on that organization's board of directors for several years. he was recognized for his contributions to the community. mr. moses was also named by then-governor jay rock feller to the board of the potomac center for individuals with disabilities. i wa

let's bring in david welch.reaction, but we cannot forget that tesla dropped 35% after last year in and rallied to finish the year up. it rallied 40%. can this happen again after this dies down? david: it could. thinkf the analysts today's "the stock is an overreaction, but tesla finished the year very strong. they came a long way from the summer crisis of the take private that cannot happen, of elon musk smoking pot on camera, all the things that got him in hot water and hit the stock. they had a great third-quarter in terms of profitability. the growth is still there. that is the big story for tesla. going forward, this country is supposed to have a lot of runway, a lot of potential for the model three. what has investors spooked today is the bull case was there was a lot more growth and then you see them discounting. the numbers themselves were not that bad. they missed estimates but not by much. they were pretty close. you could almost call it in line. from the market viewpoint, without the federal governmen

welch of vermont ranked after mr. heck of washington. the speaker pro tempore: proceedings will resume on questions previously postponed. votes will be taken in the following order. adoption of house resolution 52, and the motion to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 150. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. pursuant to clause 9 of rule 20, remaining electronic votes will be conducted as five-minute votes. the unfinished business is the vote on adoption of house resolution 52 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 3, house resolution 52. resolution providing for consideration of the joint resolution, house joint resolution 28, making further continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2019, and for other purposes. and providing for consideration of motions to suspend the rules. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on adoption of the resolution. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [cap

trump is the same question that joseph welch asked joe mccarthy years ago, have you no sense of decency, sir? that you attack a man's father-in-law from ukraine, who escaped ukraine from prosecution of jews, came to the united states 25 years ago, had a problem with taxes and was on probation and the president of the united states attacks him? >> those chairmen have echoed your criticism of president trump but they also promised that they will get testimony from michael cohen. if they subpoena mr. cohen, will he comply? >> we have to decide that because of lots of legal issues including his cooperation with the special counsel and other prosecutors. however, i will say this, make no mistake, michael cohen will speak. they will not thwart this truth coming out. >> lanny davis, thanks for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> so you heard it here and says michael cohen will speak. but the clock is ticking. he is set to begin serving his sentence march, either 6th or 7th. >> he would have to do that before serving his sentence. >> great job, george. >>> now, ginger, major storms moving

done welch, a former active duty colonel, ph.d. was the president of merit. and we followed the service academy's have a cyber competition. and darpa helped create that. we followed that same model. the utilities invested. dhs made a small investment. and everything is built in the skada world. in michigan, we had a couple of strategies. won, we wanted it to be the michigan brand but we intended it to be multistate, across state lines. intend it to be a national -- when we opened, we had west points cyber cadets attacking alphaville. you have to actually break into the library to get into city hall to get into the skada to actually attack it. then we actually had the california air national guard help defend. we wanted to show we could do it coast to coast. the total investment was less than $1 million. what the white house had done previously with congress was funded $110 million to the national science foundation to do a similar project. they created the national cyber i think re. it is a great asset but it is classified and never met the original intent fr

>> but infrastructure, if it takes ten years to get permits, is there a way to streamline that >> welchrings in things, you look at what a business owner needs to do -- >> i heard democrats and republicans complaining about permitting time. >> local and state stuff >> you will get no argument that more infrastructure would be a good thing, being more responsive is a good thing no question there. i don't think there's a great track record because of the jurisdictional issues. we are here in new york. >> talking about the wall infrastructure i assume that's not what you're talking about. how about the steel slats? thank you, seth carpenter. >> my pleasure >> no different out there. just bring it and put it on camera >> you're still his favorite >> there we go i'll take it. >>> tesla reportedly has more than 3,000 model 3s left in its u.s. inventory tesla has been pushing potential buyers to make the most of the federal tax credit last saturday elon musk tweeted the benefit would drop to half beginning in 2019, and on monday he sent out a list of tesla stores that would be open until midni