wiseman among his ten books fifty ways to protect your identity and the digital age new financial threats you need to know and how to avoid them steve's great web site is scam aside dot com and if you missed last week's show steve had a very sobering and useful update on some diabolical holiday season scams now showing up in your e-mail and on line if you missed that show you can find it where you'll find all our shows at youtube dot com slash the big picture our t.v. steve welcome back. good to be with you counselor about that facial recognition technology when we're in public we have no expectation of privacy correct. well not much of one and you know this is part of the thing the the law protects is where we have a reasonable expectation of privacy so when you put trash into your trash barrel and you put it out onto the street you've lost that expectation of privacy and someone can go through that but shouldn't we have some kind of expectation of privacy when we're in public you know we've seen this with situations of oh various kinds of tabloids taking photos of celebrities you know h

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wiseman for his testimony. >> thank you for having me today. i want to thank you for focusing on mandatory appropriations, which is an appropriate one and appropriate for congress to pay attention to how money is being spent. mandatory appropriations by their nature do not pose constitutional problems. they are carried out pursuant to the authority of congress. the constitution establishes congress is the ultimate appropriator. as long as that is being respected, mandatory appropriations do not pose constitutional problems. many characteristics of mandatory appropriations are the , which lastpolicy until congress intervenes to change them. it is the same for mandatory appropriations. only is there not a constitutional issue with usingory appropriations, mandatory appropriations in general is compatible with the spirit of the constitution's tax and spend clause, and the obligation to guard taxpayer money. congress may always alter mandatory spending, including in the course of any fiscal year. governmentments of action are more compatible with t

manafort's team told judge jackson because they disagree with wiseman's versions. if the document is sealed, we won't know much. if it's unsealed, we'll know about manafort's actions. a retiring senate republican said he believes in the special counsel. >> all i know is i trust bob mueller. he's a skilled prosecutor. he's not leaked. he's been extremely professional the whole way. we need to trust him to finish the investigation. then we'll comment. >> a house intelligence democrat said if mueller doesn't like the probe, he can speed it. >> i don't think a person drives this investigation more than president trump. he took over six months to turn in the questions that were given to him. he's refused to sit down with the special counsel. if he wants to cooperate, he can see this concluded sooner than anyone else can drive its direction. >> the president tweeted about the special counsel and notes his leal team is crafting their own counter report. shep? >> shepard: on manafort, what are the next steps to his team? >> they have two weeks to respond. after that, the j

despite the theft, wiseman says there are no plans to take down the rest of the display and that hismas spirit still lives on. >>> santa suits and alcohol, not always a great mix there. two women have now turned themselves into police after widely-scene video of the latest santa con bad behavior. this video shows people vandalizing the restaurant shalimar during a bar crawl. one woman seen fighting with employees, another smashing the front door. police say the two 21-year-old women turned themselves in yesterday after learning about the video. each is facing felony vandalism charges. >>> and turning to washington, d.c., the divide between president trump and democrat congressional leaders on full display during a face-to-face meeting in the oval office. we showed you a little bit of this during yesterday's midday newscast. nbc's white house correspondent, kristen welker, has the details. >> reporter: president trump defiant, telling reuters in a new interview, he's confident he won't be impeached. it's hard to impeach someone who hasn't done anything wrong and who has created the gr

he talked about andrew wiseman. talk about this specifically. >> he talked about him for, in his words, ruining people's lives. wiseman is a career prosecutor at the justice department. i think one of the most famous cases, it is the one the president referred to, enron. >> hold on, is the president implying it was andrew weissman who destroyed enron? >> yes. >> let's remember what enron did. >> and destroyed the lives of the ceo jeffrey skilling who went to jail for 14 years. i think that's what the president's tweets referred to. interesting strategy. the president clearly was nervous. one other thing that was interesting in the president's tweets, kind of an aside. he said something about, you know, jerome corsi, who i do not know. we know that's not true. he worked with corsi extensively in 2011. that to me read a little bit of a warning sign that maybe we're going to see something today specifically related to corsi. i don't know if it will be today. that distancing from jerome corsi to me looked a little bit l

this week those shares topped out late summer like michael kors did coach, kate spade and student wisemanapped out as well the story has been mixed with athletic apparel where undera underarmour has been trending higher nike and lieu lu -- lula lemon. und now, a key will be lulu's earning report on wednesday after the closing bellme prices implying a possible 11% move in the shares up and down on the heels of the report it may be one of those big tea leaves in determining the next leg for that athleisure trade. back to you guys. >> thanks, have a great weekend. don mentioned lululemon. let's kick it to our resident yoga expert, call to action. mike. >> i don't think they're going to see me in yoga studios too often. i don't think my physique is up for that i am interested in fading that whole play general here, a little bit we're looking at a one by two spread going into earnings as dom just discussed, options are expensive. it's implying slightly over an 11% move that's greater than average. that suggests that options are more expensive even going into what they normally are the other th

i know that staggers our imagination, but we need to remember our history or in the words of a wiseman, we are going to be condemned to relive it. but certainly george herbert walker bush's contribution to ending the cold war and bringing down the berlin wall are one of his most notable achievements. he serve his country first as a war hero. he actually enlisted in the navy after the attack at pearl harbor. he, like a lot of other young men, decided this was the time to come to the aid of their country. after nearly losing his life, after being shot down but then being saved by rescuing forces, he came back home, and like so many of the greatest generation, he went to work and raised a family. in my dad's case, he too was part of that greatest generation. fortunately he got out of that prisoner of war camp and came back and met my mother and married and had a family and continued his education, and like so much of the greatest generation, made enormous contributions to this country in the post-world war ii era that we are benefiting from even today. we also know that george herbert wal

wiseman did on his indictment and 85000 jobs with it. >> and at the core of it, is exemplified by mr. appears to his idea that i will find a crime to fit the target. in this case is the president of the united states. her before he knows of any crime, he continues this is the president says, witchhunt to look for a crime. i don't mean this rigorously. as mr. stalin and the soviet union he said show me a man and i'll show you a crime with which i can convict him. >> with the over criminalization we have experienced in the last 20 years, there is and to prosecutor out there who cannot find a crime to pin on any individual in the country. show me the man, i will find crime. that's what mr. moeller has done with everyone he has encountered in his mission to destroy the president's where does it end? we assume the mueller investigation should be over before spring, to what end do you think it will be? what will they discover and present in a document? >> we have no idea. he can take it as long and as far as he wants to take it. he can turn it over to congress, or expand it to the southern

andrew wiseman was on that enron case and he's on his case.si is bringing to bear some very interesting and important issues which is, hey, don't dismiss this guy like he did in the media web's a conspiracy theorist. forget him. he's expressing some of the dark secrets of what goes on. trish: he says he never even had a parking ticket. he's telling us what happened each moment along the way. he has a book outgoing through all of tonight real-time. it's a warning for all of us. >> if nothing happens and he's not charged with anything, it's still bad. but as the co-guest said last night. he said this is insane, this is a disgrace. but this type of bullying. the defense is playing an important role. hthe point is -- trish: robert mueller effectively has a blank check. >> on that topic, a special counsel is a man in search of a crime. regular prosecutors have 0, 30, 60 cases. trish: jerome corsi will be joining me on this program friday. fireworks at the white house as president trump clashes with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer over border wall fu

a wiseman once said when you hated somebody, you're the victim of it. that is on display now. boy.how, we told you how the future vegan dictatorship could ban phrases that they find offenses like bringing home the bacon. vegans have been thinking about this for a long time. the animal rights group, peta, which is wacky, has a long lived of new idioms that they don't want people to use. instead of kill two birds with one stone, peta said feed two birds with one stone. ashley byrnes works there. thanks for coming on. >> thanks so much for having me, tucker. >> tucker: a lot of our viewers don't agree. i can't hate peta. you're pro dog. you're demented by funny. i just cannot resist on this topic. >> and we love that you don't hate us. thank you. >> tucker: i'm for anybody that loves dogs. so part of peta are crazy. i just for the record against them. but some makes me laugh. you don't like the phrase" to beat a dead horse." it's already dead. doesn't matter. what would you replace it with? >> feed a fed horse. >> tucker: so overfeed a horse. force feed a horse? like a goose for pate?

will andrew wiseman's past be listed in the report? he wrongly destroyed people's lice. doing the same thing to people now. the president is particularly upset with how weissman is treating paul manafort. putting him in solitary confinement. all of this before special investigators for questioning. the investigators believe that manafort, according to guliani, has been lying to him. guliani insists that manafort has been telling the truth about the president. a war of words erupted between rex tillerson, the former secretary of state and the president today at the m.d. anderson cancer institute last night at a forum. tillerson said to the president, so often the president would say here's what i want to do and i would say, mr. president, i understand what you want me to but you can't do it that way. it violates the law and the treaty. tillerson also said this. >> he acts on his instincts in some respects look like impulsiveness but it's undisciplined, doesn't like to read, doesn't read briefing reports, doesn't like to get into the details of a lot of things but rather s

read john dicker wiseman's book. find most scenes i powerful is that it is written by his brother robbie. in the summer 1968, we fought the cops in the streets, sure enough, punch out fighting like in those web was movies. everyone up on homewood avenue, which is an african-american neighborhood in pittsburgh, was duking with the cops. it was just fighting, no shooting or anything like that. someone must have put the word downtown that you could whip their heads but you wouldn't be shooting any of them." i was trying to figure out how unusual that was. he is making this claim that the police were constantly fighting with people in the community. newspapers,ugh every couple of weeks in the pittsburgh newspapers, they have a story of what they call the malay -- melee. weeks, peoplef are being arrested and community members coming out and fighting with police to object. melee is a common thing. when you are arrested, you can also be charged with incitement. incitement to-- riot is a very common charge. that is an additi

also laura wiseman, rose gray and amanda roadcamp. i'd especially like to thank associate dean chris arndt who handled the logistical side of things. thanks to you. so we also wouldn't be here without john grisham. [laughter] the idea for this came from my wife christy. hey, christy. john's last book tour, wherever he went he would bring a local writer on, and they'd do a podcast, and john would kind of interview the writer. christy said john is really good at this, he should have his own show. so here it is, this is his show. [laughter] and so i knew that john was really generous with his time and his money. you couldn't go, i couldn't -- in straussville, you can't go three days without hearing some story for him doing something nice for the community or helping someone out who needs a helping hand. now that i've got to know him, i can say it is true. i think most of his friends would agree. we'd be friends with him if he were a gravedigger. you've never met someone who with wears their fame so lightly. he's a regular person. of cour

andrew wiseman's -- will robert mueller's big time conflict of interest be listed at the top of his publicans is the president of the united states cornered this friday morning? kevin: i don't think he feels cornered and his tweets are indicative. james comey will be meeting behind closed doors in a private hearing with the members of the house of representatives. in the hearing, you will face tough questions, articulate from democrats about whether or not en werelike michael coh lying during original testimony. remember he has now flipped and is cooperating fully with the robert mueller team. see what will we see today? what is the agenda today? kevin: yesterday we got reports that william barr would be the nominee to place attorney general jeff sessions. he had served in the george h.w. bush administration. when i was looking to see the previous statements he has made, he has been pretty apolitical. he did speak publicly to the washington post a couple of months ago and criticized some forhe robert mueller team having made campaign donations to democrats. there is that element to his confir

i know that staggers our imagination, but we need to remember our history or in the words of a wiseman, we are going to be condemned to relive it. but certainly george herbert walker bush's contribution to ending the cold war and bringing down the berlin wall are one of his most notable achievements. he serve his country first as a war hero. he actually enlisted in the navy after the attack at pearl harbor. he, like a lot of other young men, decided this was the time to come to the aid of their country. after nearly losing his life, after being shot down but then being saved by rescuing forces, he came back home, and like so many of the greatest generation, he went to work and raised a family. in my dad's case, he too was part of that greatest generation. fortunately he got out of that prisoner of war camp and came back and met my mother and married and had a family and continued his education, and like so much of the greatest generation, made enormous contributions to this country in the post-world war ii era that we are benefiting from even today. we also know that george herbert wal

will andrew wiseman's past be listed in the report? down great companies and only to be overturned in the united states supreme court. doing same thing to people now. will all of the substantial and many contributions made by the 17 angry democrat toss the campaign of crooked hillary be listed in top of the report. will the people that worked in the clinton foundation be listed in the report. will the scathing document written by lying james comey by the man in charge of the case, rob rosenstein, who also signed the fisa warrant be a big part of the report isn't rod totally conflicted. will all of the lying and leaking by the people doing the report and also bruce orr and his lovely wife molly, clapper, and many of the fired people at the fbi be listed in the report. will the corruption in the dnc and clinton campaign be exposed and so much more. the president has a lot to say on this. kim strassel writes an op ed this morning. she writes about saving hillary clinton, protecting her. what are your thoughts? >> i think ken is right. wha

what did the wiseman give to jesus. >> gold coriander and more. >> gold frankincense and myrrh.ot two more chances. >> a. >> jingle bells. you're right. >> are you going to come on the quiz show? no one's ever got six out of six . >> i think if the people want i you can catch the quiz show every day at 7-9:00 p.m. >> merry christmas and thank yo for coming in and giving us a quiz. >> christmas celebrations are underway around the world. we also reflect on the meaning of the holiday. ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ lean on me. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your