y. z. which will fit my narrative and all of you guys are going to see that you were wrong this whole time and you get permutations of that from every direction and it's really grotesque that we get to the point where we're so excited that we might be proven correct by an act of violence that it's going to fit our narrative that we don't even bother to say whatever just happened this was tragic people lost their lives we just jump straight to this you guys are going to finally understand i'm right and that's really grotesque. one thing that's exciting for me to think about is what we really mean when we say we. you know in the united states there's a tendency to say well. you know x. y. z. is happening we have to do something and there's it's very easy to just say we think that we means you know the military of our of our particular state but there's a different we there's women all over the world who are dealing with patchy arche wherever they are and these women can work in solidarity wit

on the other hand if you see slurred speech you can say that might mean x, y, z. he has it. you have to be careful throw around criticisms of politicians with hillary clinton and donald trump whoever it may be there's a lot of politics than there is medicine. >> there's an article in "forbes" that talked about something jmy carter wanted to do in 1994 that never got off the ground you can explain before we go. >> we proposed and i endorse the idea of independent panel to do objective assessment of the president and gets answers to whether anybody is fit for service but congress does not show much interest. >> all right. that was 1994. different time politically and different time of the world. tonight. we're back after this on "the final 5" >> we have not caught that up nrex so much. >> it's been a long while. >> it has if your steelers make it you may get the fever. >> i should point out on my time twhop years ago we were doing redskins two hour special for playoffs. >> it feels look a long time ago. >> as we talk about the super bowl yes i'm a steelers fan and regardless a

go talk to this guy and find out x, y, z. you know, there are a lot of little things. there's a lot of tedious work that goes into this. in a way why proser is like bill bell chicago. he leaves no stone unchecked, not one. so you need to be prepare frd every situation. >> calling the game for nbc on super bowl sunday. rosemary, we'll send it back to you. the broadcasters think it's going to be a great game as well. >> and no elements to contend with at that stadium. >>> it seems like just about every organization in philadelphia is trash talking with their counter parts in boston. the losing city's performing arts center will buy the winning city's staff lunch. so boston will buy lobster rolls and philly will buy cheese steaks. and take a look at this tweet from the franklin institute. throwing down the scientific gauntlet. they've been kind of been going back and forth just a little bit since about yesterday afternoon, talking about the findings in each city. obviously philadelphia was promoting the first hospitals, the first computer and the nation's first zoo. and m

as sol said, the president is not going to know for example what general flynn has said about x, y and z. the prosecutors will know what general flynn had said about x, y and z so there's a challenge here for the president to be perhaps precise. perhaps abbreviated in his answers. and prepared for some specific areas just the way -- i agree with sol that president clinton when he was testifying in front of the grand jury was one of the best prepared witnesses in the history of trial practice. he did a very good job. and that videotape that you just saw was one of the most important things to show the public how well clinton had done in his testimony. >> sol, all americans have had the opportunity to see your questioning of president clinton. will americans get to see or read whatever questions are put to president trump? >> oh, i think so. i think if he ends up deciding to give testimony that it will be -- it will probably be recorded. it will not be grand jury testimony. it will be in an informal setting. i completely agree with greg that the oath is not significant as a legal matter. m

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point to and say, look, i did -- maybe he won't say the tax bill because it was 2017, but i did x, y and z the beginning of 2018. what is x, y and z? >> i think he will go back and say it was a tax bill. you heard him last night -- >> he will talk about it. but what can he do in the beginning of the year legislatively? we wants to do an infrastructure bill. he has to get democrats on board. you can be the do it without democrats, unlike the tax bill. >> especially the more time that elapses and the closer we get to the election, when both parties retreat more to their corners. i don't know that infrastructure is possible in the new year. as we've seen the president do, he's very good at getting on twitter and saying, look, i'm trying to work with joe manchin and the democrats. he can weaponize the fact they're not getting something done, and that is the likely scenario. >> there are deadlines congress has to meet. first one, january 19th with the budget deal. early march, daca program, that protects the immigrants that came to the united states as kids, runs out. the democrats have been to

they were told by one individual who was, i guess, speaking for the president, talked to x,y, z and alliewx. he has tapes. >> laura: the president said he had tapes too. that just came to mind. >> wolf is somebody who did have access. >> laura: why think michael wolff is going to do anything to help the trump agenda or frankly be fair. >> he was never going to be. >> laura: i don't know why they did that? >> it's one of the biggest mistakes. now we are off the agenda. we are not talking about the successful tax reform. >> laura: we next segment. >> i hope so. the president just has the momentum coming out of his tax reform package and the great bill and the economy is steaming along and then we get. >> laura: steve bannon lost his mind. look steve has his own views. i did the whole ingraham angle about the smarts of donald trump how he outfoxed everyone. great political instincts. >> best political instincts i have ever seen. >> laura: don't keep the news cycle going on a topic that's not helping you. i get it you want to defend yourself, i understand that. i get that. >> he is the best

how do you inject your flies the x,ional conversation about y, z. that is a struggle for forwardans going because they are out watching numbers and out of the other if gur houttoking to survive. we're in survival mode starting now. you will see that play itself and some crazy ways between now and november. thank you. yes, sir. >> my name is josh with hartford extension. special council. the likelihoodnk we are going to get a report without an attempt by trump top get him fired and a report, um, mr. steele: it is a little bit complicated. in the sense that we don't really know what mueller knows or where he is really going. i have said from the beginning that this was never about collusion. i don't even know what collusion is. i don't know what it looks like, how you do it, and that is the problem. it's not illegal. but other things are, and the moment that mueller's office said, we want to take a look at financial records, the thing about a good criminal enterprise is not the crime. it is how they pay for it. it is the money. it is always the money.

is how do you insert your leadership and inject your voice into that national conversation about x, y, z. that's going to be a real struggle for republicans going forward. they're going to be one eye watching the numbers and with the other eye trying to figure out how we survive. we are in survival mode starting right now. you'll see that play itself out in crazy ways between now and november. yes, sir. >> my name is josh dub bows with harvard extension. special counsel -- >> special counsel. >> what do you think the likelihood that we'll get a report from mueller without an attempt by trump to get him fired? and if we do get a report, what do you think -- and the report implicates him in some criminal activity, what do you think the current gop congress -- republican congress will respond with? >> well, it's a little bit complicated in the sense that we don't really know what mueller knows or where he's really going. now, i've said from the very beginning that this was never about collusion. i don't even know what the hell collusion is. i don't know what it looks like, i don't know how

we didn't see guys taking "take this order to sell x y z, we're moving out of this stock." 100% quandt driven from my perspective and we get frothy on the edges. buy the he can out of this market. >> when you say there was no safe haven, you're right only utilities caught a small bid. but i'm going to continue to look and be constructive on housing which has been great, had a great year last year and now it's getting caught up where interest rates are moving higher i don't think interest rates until they breach 4% are going to affect the housing market whatsoever i'm still long. >> in terms of the state of the union there are different areas to watch deregulation could impact in a good way. >> infrastructure. >> infrastructure. financials as well that could be swept up there drug pricing that could be a hit tomorrow what will you be looking for. >> and how combative he is with democrats, right so if he tries to be somewhat conciliatory maybe he has a higher chance of getting something done if not i think on these other issues he'll have a hard time getting something done. >> i think he

is how you assert your leadership and how do you inject your voice into that conversation about x, y, z, and that will be a real struggle for republicans going forward. for one eye they are watching the numbers, the other i -- eye -- you will see that play out in crazy ways towards november. >> i am just with the harvard extension. special counsel -- what do you -- mr. steele: special counsel. >> yes, sir. what do you think about the attempt to get trump fired, and if we get a report, what do you think, and the report implicates him in criminal activity, what do you think the current gop congress, republican congress, will respond with? mr. steele: it is a little bit complicated. in the sense that we don't really know what mueller knows where he is really going. i have said from the beginning that this was never about collusion. i don't even know what collusion is. i don't know what it looks like, how you do it, and that is the problem. not illegal. but other things are, and that was the moment that mueller's office said, we want to take a look at financial records, -- the thing about a

nonofficial cover is someone traveling for x, y, z and he has a home office in buffalo and branch officeand you have got you know, business cards and the back of the says he works for x, y, z company but he is actually an intelligence officer under nonofficial cover. those people are often described as nocs. >> host: and often people whose cover jobs have been carefully prepared so that -- let's say someone is an officer and it is integrated cover where the person is doing real work and you try to scratch that. if they got suspicious she would find out that there is backup all the way down. these cover issues are interesting that the really interesting issues today, in the era of digital footprints. every move we make is being recorded by a camera somewhere. every time we cross national frontier, our biometrics, often the prints are, there are additional retina scans taken. how do you move people secretly across borders? in a war where the real identity, i don't know what it says on passport, is known to transport as competent. that is an interesting puzzle. and it is one of the things i

was removed by planner x, y, z? >> i think we can improve that with the new permit tracking system once that is fully integrated with all departments and that would be a possibility. >> president honda: okay, thank you. >> thank you. >> inspector duffy. >> joe duffy, and from a building code point of view, it's a remodel permit of a single family dwelling and we have seen it all the time. there shouldn't be any building code violations there and it was approved by d.b.i. and in relation to the comments about the foundation on the safety of the building, i did read the letter from the contractor. if there is issues, d.b.i. weren't informed of them and we would typically look for something from an engineer on that if there was a danger to the property. and we would go out and do a site visit maybe with one of our inspectors and an engineer as well. if the foundation has been pieced around the perimeter, i would suspect that the building is save and with temporary shoring in there it would need to be monitored every fe

the kennedy assassination, you have a ground point, x, y, z happened. it's undisputed. kennedy was shot. >> or if there's something who says he's still alive. >> i feel like in these, one of the rhetorically useful things of saying it's your own experience is nobody can really deny that. >> yeah, and that is at the root of why this -- why ufo conspiracism can become so expensive. we have talked about this, the fact that in terms of abduction evidence, that evidence is by definition personal. it is by definition subjective. and once we move away from the kind of objective veracity of physical evidence, what do we get to? what we have been talking about for the last couple of classes. yeah, but this kind of wider issue. we talked about it with thompson. >> knowing we can't ever know that it happened or that it didn't happen so we're left with however we feel like interpreting the things we personally were able to experience. >> good. mary, you want to jump on this. >> this sounds a lot like religion so why are we so quick to discount fuufos? >> to the extent we talk about

but look at california, it's green, that means the state is significantly advanced in adopting safety y?z include laws that encourage use ofavseat belts, motorcyclelbi safety seats. the state has safeguards to prevent teenage drivers and prevent distracted and impaired driving. >>> i think we could work a little harder on having people park closer to the kurn and closer to each other to fit more folks on the curb, that's a personal gripe around the school zone. 880, this zone as well people packed in like a parking lot, northbound jammed up, around the bend past high street all the way up to the crash, we're still following this same crash on southbound 880 just before you get to high street. it is out of range from our camera because of the twisting roadway up there. two lanes, two left lanes blocked waiting for the tow truck to arrive is the key. we don't have any major injuries but we do have traffic jammed up, major backup through downtown down to the coliseum and northbound for the spectator slowing. this crash is in the center divide. 580 moves smoothly through the area so that woul

ledt we have gotten lul even if me as an dow list desk is an analyst billy we should be notg x, y, z, it does matter if you have the buy-9iinf the american people. you have to listen to the american people and adjust and accommodate for what they want. populist,trump, as a is a civic nationalist, has a better handle on that than what we have done in the past in either party. and our foreign policy is calibrating for that. is are about human rights, country, as a government, and the administration has received criticism for downgrading it. if you study any of the strategy that was released, the administration got criticism from the establishment, because i do not know what else to call them, republicans and democrats, criticizing the downgrading of human rights as a priority. i take issue with that, and this is why -- killing isis is good for human rights, and we are doing that very well. solling back kim jong-un' nuclear missile program and denuclearizing the peninsula is good for human rights. so what this administration is doing is recalibrating to make sure we are pursuing american

we want x, y, and z. and they are nochlt bad. that is a greatest thing. everify is a great thing. i don't think the other side will come along with tacka. >> lou: why not? >> they want more than daca. it is it a problem. they want the dream act and amnesty. >> lou: a little history here, congressman for the audience don't know. two people in the room. senator durbin and along with senator feinstein, three i should say and senator menend inez. and we could have had a judge in 2006 in the kennedy, mccain comprehensive immigration deal. we could have had a deal except the left in the person much two of those three people insisted on chain migration. and so there is the history of it and we have 20 of 30 million immigrants that come here legally. and 20 million for americans don't know, were brought in as immigrants, but brought in as part of the chain mi grapgz. it is really a stunning impact. most imgrajts come as chain migration rather than sought out for skills and talent and education level. >> you are right, lou. that is a huge problem and that is it a remnant from the teddy ken

we want to spend more on x, y, and z. every know what you want to pay for anything.are we about to make this situation even worse. where are the spending cuts because we have heard very little if anything on that. i think the president has a dilemma. he promised he would do anything on this program does that mean are you saying that president trump will face a bush 41 situation of having to backtrack on no new taxes when it comes to touching social security i think they will find clever ways of saying they're not backing down but they will have to make there is more here they have a point of view. and it's supported by some of the government modeling that is pretty static rather than dynamic. in today's wall street journal points out that you're likely to get about 1% increase in gdp may be 1.1% increase and then more in subsequent years. the circumstances before at the tax cut is unsustainable you're not gonna do anything a new program has a chance of increasing revenues and reducing deficit and that. do you foresee that we are can be sitting here looking at a gover

that they're saying because of the tax cut we are doing x, y and z. there are plenty of people who are going to benefit who don't support the president and aren't, quote, part of his base. the president's base is the entire country. because he's president of the united states. and i'll gesk you the best example. i have many good examples because in addition to working on the big issues of the day like tax reform, infrastructure, immigration, i tend to have some things in my portfolio that i can legitimately refer to as nonpartisan issues in search of bipartisan solutions. and when i go around the country meeting with grieving families or talking to law enforcement officers or health professionals or faith-based community leaders, i don't ask them how did you vote, are you registered? you just can't care. when you're serving the country. and i do think people who feel that way are the ones who should serve in government. philip: today's a busy news day, as every day is, has been for the last year. the deputy director of the f.b.i. has stepped down. he'

. >> what the president could have done there, why did he go and say i want more, x, y, and z.low it up. >> i don't know. i think if you buy the stephen miller aspect, it seems like your question is for representative hurd for any given bill, and do we go from the 800,000 figure to 1.2, does that population have the right to sponsor their parents that came across illegally. that may have had some effect on disagreement. trump said at the meeting addressing the gang of congress. who, while fen men, are not exactly representative of the republican position of immigration issues. >> this just in, mitch mcconnell has said "the deadline for daca is march, at a minimum, possibly longer." they said pay no attention to the friday deadline, we don't want them to be connected. >> i think they want wiggle room, jan 19th to pass with no government shut down, he has to say that. >> chris coons would not say it, he would not draw the line in the sand. >> i thought in the interviews, you heard exactly what functioning government would look like. neither one of them in the room. a moderate rem

finally trump came along and offered us x, y and z but he's not really doing it.ean, how is this presidency. he's obviously better than hillary clinton is. how would it be different from jeb exclamation point. any republican would have given us tax points, any republican would have saved the hedge for republican. any republican would say my hands are tied, i can't build a wall. i can't build a wall. any republican would say, yes, i'll negotiate with lindsey graham on amnesty. gorgorsuch, we have one on the supreme court, that will keep the country going. all of his judicial appointments for the let's hope three years. that will keep the country going for ten years. but if he doesn't build the wall and deport illegals, this country is over. and all of these republicans -- i just saw senator cor cornan oe floor, if they're as dumb as cornan saying, these children are here on no fault of their own. what we're talking about is turning over amnesty to the federal court. that's 100% amnesty. that's amnesty for the terrorists, it goes before the ninth circuit court. and

bush do is tackle them head-on i know some people think i'm not that smart, but x, y, z and what presidentd say i'm, like, really smart. is that the advice that you would have given him to go forward and protest those kinds of accusations or what he did yesterday may have been masterful in sitting down, inviting the president and letting them see the negotiator at work. >> people have called trump, president trump a number of names since the beginning of the campaign, maybe even before and he has his own style which is an understatement it got him the election, right it got him elected president, and i think taking individual elements of a response, you have to look at the whole picture i thought one of his aides saying there were a number of people who can't -- who are not willing to accept the fact that he's president of the united states is an accurate statement, but the real issue is the book -- first of all, the people making the accusations against them or statements against him or alleged to have made the statements against him, they're not experts and they're their opinions and the

and i would say the power to just say i want the zoning on this lot to be x, y and z and that is what i'm going to do. >> they can request it. >> right. but i'm saying with this particular project. i think that there are a lot of policy issues that are newer in the city. i'm just saying that i wouldn't expect that a project sponsor for this project would say, hey, i'm just going to build rm-1 and that's what i want to do. i think we're in agreement. i'm just pointing thaout our spros lail backwards sometimes. sometimes we have to state what we want first and then make an agreement around that. instead of putting pressure on the project sponsor to read our minds about what we want. and especially because the project sponsor know what we want before they show up. that's all. and i would make the area right around here, getting to your point, director, about whether or not to increase the density on this lot would be challenging for the neighbourhood or the character around it. i would say that there is multifamily buildings around, like directly adjacent and right around the blocks wher

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