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we don't know. >> so in your experience, how can you spot somebody? why couldn't yl you were being lied to? >> well, i thought ias being lied to, but the problem was nothing was verifiable. as soon as it was verifiable, i left. but until that point i didn't know because the stories tha were being told were about heroic exploits and rescues that were secret missions. working for the c. i.a.na or th seals. i couldn't verify anything. the other issue is there are really no tells. atif they are looking up, means one thing. if they are scratching their nose, that men's something else. it is not like that. you have to look at clusters behaviors in people to tell if they are telling the truth or not. but you have to have a baseline sense of who they are. that is what is so challenging abt it. >> briefly, do you think social media has made it used easier for people to lie? >> absolutely. we lie every day on social media. we are cure eighting our photographs. we are picking out our best once. i am wanting you to think i have a fantastic life, rappeling off buildings and yer.

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you have spent too much money on x, too little money on y, you move the money around. you go to congress and say mother, may i, hopefully mother says yes and you can move the money. how does what you have found translate into those two things? david: so the key thing here is it translates in terms of the accuracy of the information you're drilling in on. you get a finding as an inventory issue, you want to [pa] make sure that in the execution of the money we're putting in place the resources to fix that. the days when i worked with devin comptroller, when you did an execution review, you got a report that told you that this agency spent x percent of its money, that's it, that's what you knew. you could look and say, it's halfway through the year, they have spent 47% instead of 53%. you didn't have deeper information. with the database we're creating, our budget analysts will be able to click on that and get a list of all of the transactions that that organization did in order to spend 47% or 53% or whatever piece of their budget they had done at that point. they can go

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sdp y >> you say the problem is change. you couldn't unite the polls in one candidate.'re saying the whole is in the wide middle? >> yeah. i'm saying the politics is different and their motivations were different. he believes most americans agree on most of the big issues. >> the president wants shultz to get in because he thinks it will help him. he tweeted he didn't have the guts to be president. trump told the crowd that he was trying to get howard schultz into the race because he thinks he'll help him. >> it's hilarious. you have a president who is setting an awful tone on twitter. it's just taking everybody else down in the gutter with him. howard didn't respond to that tweet because he doesn't think that childish games deserves a response. he's not going to respond to a lot on the internet. >> people who don't respond get beaten like jeb bush or marco rubio. when you do respond like marco rubio, you look smaller when you do so. no one seems to figure out how to deal with him. you lose when you respond. you'll lose when you don't. >> it's so foolish we have to talk

i'm the host of the show, thank you for watching. tank y thank you for coming.cheers a [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: news is breaking all around us. we have so, so much to get to, starting with today's episode of law and order, trump vu. he flew to mcallen, texas to make his presence known at the border. he was joined by mcmulvaney, kirstjen nielsen and the puppet he brought to life. jared kushner, his son-in-law he's threatening to call national emergency. his critics say that is a a a manufactured crisis. he says the only way to secure the country is with a wall. >> you can all the technology in the world. i'm a professional in technology. >> jimmy: that's right, when it comes to technology, no one knows more than the guy who butt dials lou dobbs from his jitterbug phone. i like what he's wearing, too. you know he means business when he puts on his hat. he got into a he said/she said with the democrats. schumer called, claimed trump threw a temper tantrum. so trump lashed back, called him crying chuck. nothing says i didn't throw a temper tantrum like throwi

really if you can figure out how to keep this business open with somebody else's money, that when y-- youaid right. you said right, didn't you you think that's funny don't you? because i think it's funny he doesn't realize what he just said to me >> by putting capital into the business, it's going to stabilize the business >> well, the business that shouldn't be burdened with all this debt. this debt is you guys playing high stakes poker with chase, citi bank, discover so you can have a right to buy a building that you don't own and can't afford that somebody else will finance for you. and if five years from now business isn't doing well whether you'll admit it or not, you won't really care because you'll just sell the building and make yourselves a couple million dollars. i have to tell you why i'm uncomfortable now. you never told me this was a real estate play >> i don't think -- i don't know where you're coming up it's a real estate play >> this is what you just admitted to me keep the business alive to get this to this point i think the challenge that i have, guys, is that my mission

but if he puts y you in jail, you go in that jail and transform it from a dungeon of shame to a haven of freedom and human dignity. even if he tries to kill you, you develop the inner conviction that there is something so dear, something so precious, something so eternally true that they are worth dying for. and if a man has not discovered something that he will die for, he isn't fit to live. and this is what the nonviolent discipline says. [applause] rerev. martin luther kining, jr and then the other thing about it is that it gives the individual a way of struggling to secure moral ends through m moral mean. one of thehe great debates ofof history has bebeen over ththe whole quqn of ends and means. all l the way back from m the ds of plato's dialogogues coming on up through machiavelllli and other, there have been those indidividuals who argued that t the end justifies the means. but in a real sense, the nonviolent philosophy comes along and says that the end is pre-existent in the means. the means represent the ideal in the making and the end in process. and so that in the long run

you pay for is data. switch today. >>> slick conditions caused thic y crash here in arlington. police tell us ali car tra on i-66 flew off the highway this morning and landed on route 110 here. you can see the car landed upside down. arlington firefighters got the driver out of the car and took him to the hospital. hes expected to be okay. >>> two days after this controversial video sparked outrage on socl media and a great deal of talk, the young man at the center of this confrontation is now defending himself. the footage went viral and it make teenagers wearing america great again hats seeming to taunt a native american on the lincoln memorial. d this was the indigenous peoples march on friday. as nbc's ron allen reports, the teen says this video doesn't tell the whole story. >> reporter: this video igniting outrage. native american nathan phillips beating a drum, face-to-face with high school teams from kentucky. some wearing make america great again gear. >> i was r scared. eporter: the tribal elder said he stepped in to diffuse a c confrontation between the teens and a gro

off duty cops, that's the only time you hear somebody's occupation inserted into a newst y. youhter ] but if you're a cop, and you're a cop when you didn't have to be a cop, you're now an off duty cop.th e's always a superhero story from an off duty. in other news today, off duty police officer, you know, pulled a school bus from a a tornado by himself. [ laughter ] the tornado has been taken into custody. [ light laughter ] off duty cops, cause cop is the only hero job that you can do without equipment. all you need to be a cop is courage. you can be an off duty firefighter. absolutely, you can be an off duty firefighter. pull up to the fire, but you do not have youequipment. you are just a person standing outside of a fire. you are a bystander. that is what you are rht now. you are a bystander, you have no truck. you have no water. you at the wrong fire. you should be in the forest. i get it. i get why these cops are jealous of firefighters, man, you got all this police reform going on. b there hasnn a single firefighter misconduct video. [ laughter ] no firefighter misconduct

options start at $9.95 a month, moplus, you get a 30-day y back guarantee. free information. and you'll also get this free beneficiary planner,u and it's just for calling. so call now. >>> good monday morning to you. i'm cor cory smith. >> i'm molette green. it is cold outside. bundle up beforeou head out the door on this martin luther king holiday. chuck, is it fair ton ask w we're going to warm up? >> sure. >> sure. it's fair to z34hbz z16fz y34hby16fy >>> news 4 today startnow. >> good rning. it's monday, january 21st. i'm molette green. eun yang >> i'm cory smith. aaron gilrist islso off. it's a bitter cold but nice to be here on this marn luther kiholiday. >> we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell on this weather alert day. dangerously cold out there. >> i wish i got the memo to take today off. it would have been a perfect morning to stay under the covers. if you don't have to spent any time outside, just don't. it is frigid. temperatures are down in the low and mid teens everywhere. 16 in washington. 13 at dulles airport. only 10 in winche