yes international law exactly you and you was the only you in the you was the one which is a territory belonging to another state or was it somebody else you're just looking at other people that doesn't also know what i was saying what you have the answer when you fail to do any give me give failed to do anything and that we still exist we still exist you handle exist and i even have the nerve and are a failure if. that's your opinion mine is exactly the reverse otherwise i wouldn't be here sitting in front of you in the european parliament being elected three or four times in in london series i'm a. confrontation with the russians chemical weapon attack in britain is looking for support from allies from the european union for instance they've been some fine words we stand shoulder to shoulder said one senior politician from the parliament but that's meaningless isn't it no you're not going to what does it mean stand shoulder to shoulder sydney look. i think you know that the key to mobilizing support and solidarity is not so much that this is russian another russian british affair lik

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so you say "how much do you need?"e says "half a billion dollars." [ light laughter ] and you say, "what the [ bleep ] did you do?" [ laughter ] that's jared kushner. [ laughter and applause ] seriously, that -- that is cartoonishly corrupt. how much more suspicious can jared kushner get? he took millions in loans from companies he met with in the white house, tried to set up a secret channel to talk to russia, can't get a security clearance to complete a background check and lurks ominously in the background of every white house photo like he's the ghost of a boy trump killed with an errant tee shot. [ laughter ] "why didn't you say fore?" [ laughter ] "is the ghost back?" [ light laughter ] the big question now is this, why does jared kushner still have a job in the white house? on top of everything else, his security clearance has been downgraded to such a low level that he's now incapable of doing anything. >> president trump's senior adviser and son-in-law now has reduced access to classified information after his

you can probably -- >> jimmy: so when you -- when you let go, when you released were you like -- this> yeah. it was -- you know, these guys, the entire end basically got the end set up where, you know, the other team kind of had to gamble a little bit and all of a sudden there's one yellow rock sitting in there. there's another yellow rock sitting there. and the rocks are piling up. and, you know, i looked over at -- ty and i are back there, like, all we need is one little half mistake here and we might get a chance to do something special and end this thing here. yeah, these guys credit. they set up the whole end and we got that little half shot out of nicklaus that we're playing -- >> jimmy: the greatest shot ever. >> and i let go of that bad boy and -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it was the greatest ever! you got to believe. you got to believe! speaking of believe. >> oh my gosh. >> jimmy: i -- you know i got to bring it up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i saw you on nbc's sports network or something, but you were singing "don't stop believing." and i will say this. you guys are great c

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so you go out there and you testify. you do you!e meantime, i need to look at the menu from buffalo wild wings. ( laughs ) ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) in happy news, i don't know about you, i have to go back to a story we talked about yesterday, i have to double pump one, one we talked about yesterday. because i am still pumped about elon musk and his company spacex's incredible launch yesterday of their rocket called the falcon heavy! ( cheers and applause ) the launch was amazing to watch, especially when the two boosters actually reentered the atmosphere and landed back at the cape in synchronicity. it was the happiest anyone has ever been while yelling, "look, the rockets are headed straight towards us!" ( laughter and applause ) but-- "and the tanks are coming down the road!" but the part i can't get over is when the rocket deployed a red tesla convertible with a mannequin in the driver's seat, blasting david bowie's "life on mars?" that is just cool! and i poke fun. you know, we made some jokes about it yesterday. but

that answer after you have tags or you work you work so you know if you want to draw money from a city then you should at least be a person that is living there in trying to contribute in a positive way again. the ground breaking that this was one thousand nine hundred fifty two you know we could say well you know i give you guys half odds that were you know you could say oh my god this is amazing this is two thousand and eighteen and we're just having these conversations as if common sense doesn't exist so why is like this so rare that i have i think that's what really blows my mind starts selling common sense i have like little says the common sense you know because i don't know we don't have any winners and we don't just we're we have been drilling part of common sense we need to start drilling more. but i would hope i would think that you know if you live in a city you want to see the city be you know right you know you want to see you know i mean you know you re some of the stories about waging a horrible and you know these guys and i believe i don't have it right in front of you

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david: were you surprised you got into harvard and did you ever think you wouldn't go because you canord it or fit in? my parents didn't go to college. it did not occur to me to apply to that fancy of a school. i had heard of it. i knew i would go to college. i didn't know what it would have been. that whole book, i didn't know what a prep school was. i know when it is now. i didn't know what that was. it wasn't like i had expectations. i know that no other kid from thomas jefferson high school when into the av late. there was some guy from harvard -- harvard who spoke to me. and encouraged me to apply. the school waived the application fees. i was not that spectacular. it was not like i had perfect board scores are everything. i don't know what made them want to invest. you got there -- did you say these kids are smarter than me? for these kids are not as smart as me? lloyd: i didn't get to the smart versus not smart. i had to get over from the fact that we were from different planets. the first thing i did when i got accepted, when my parents took me to something called the mail sho

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lemonis: do you -- are you as precise as you are because you spent years not being precise and you'veearned? jeff: i've always been precise. when i was a kid, when you come home and my step-dad was drunk, you say one thing that's wrong, phew. so i've always tried to maintain so much control over what i'm doing, and when i feel out of control, it bothers me. a lot of people tell me you've gotta put more faith in your people. but it's my name that's going out on that product. lemonis: what happens is the time that you spend doing that takes away from something else. the company's so one-dimensional because jeff pours all of his time into doing everybody else's job, as opposed to allowing people do to their job, which gives him the free time to develop new ideas, develop new products -- something that isn't makeup. i'll see you in a little bit. jeff: all right, buddy. ♪ lemonis: so let's dig into the financials. 2015, $1.045 million in business. 2016, $1.471 million. and it says the company made $242,000 last year. $433,000 owed in payables. jeff: i didn't think it was that much. lemonis

>> jimmy: thank you. hi, everyone. nice to see you.thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for coming, everybody. thank you for joining us on what is one of -- today is one of, if not the least productive work days of the whole year. every tv and computer screen in our office has a basketball game on. i feel like i'm working in a buffalo wild wings. everybody is into it. everybody, president obama filled out a bracket. he picked michigan state to win. president trump did not. he likes to wait until after the tournament. [ cheers and applause ] yet another day of march madness for the president. according to the failing "new york times," the special prosecutor robert mueller has subpoenaed the trump organization, the president's company, demanding that they hand over any documents related to business they may have gun russia. in an investigation like this, it is important to follow the money no matter how many porn stars it leads to. so donald trump -- [ applause ] surprisingly hasn't tweeted about the subpoena yet. probabl

you guys are great. thank you very much.thanks to tyler perry, taraji p. henson, jim jefferies, once again! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, buddy. joe list. and the roots right there from philadelphia. stay tuned -- [ cheers and applause ] for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- ricky gervais. from "the chi," actress lena waithe. star of nbc's "blindspot," actor luke mitchell. featuring the 8g band with brendan canty. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. after democratic candidate connor lamb declared victory last night in pennsylvania's special election, a "fox and friends" host sugg

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but, you just do what you can. and the important thing is, if you want reforms, do them right after you are elected. that is rule number one. that is what i did. i have been elected four times. that is a lot of reforms. just do them right after you are elected. rush them through. and don't do them one by one, you know? when i came into the finance inistry, i was prime minister, lost, came back as finance minister, and then prime minister. and when i was finance minister, they told me, don't take this job, you will never be prime minister, they said. i said, well, then why is it that i want to be prime minister? one of the two reasons is that i want to reform the israeli economy. that's why i wanted to be there in the first place. if we achieve that, that is good enough, and that is what i ended up doing. but when i came into the finance ministry, this is a tip for any of you wanting to be israeli finance minister, something i don't recommend. but, when i came in, i said we are going to do this, we are going to do t

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you.ple love spanish jokes. people-- ( applause ) but if the military won't pay for it, people close to the president have suggested-- and i am not making this up-- creating a gofundme campaign. laugh. >> jon: how they going to do that? >> stephen: yes, yes, a kickstarter. yes, our national sovereignty will be secured with the same urgency that funded the "veronica mars" movie. for as founding father nathan hale said, " "i regret i have but $15 to find out if she ended up with logan. #totesadorable." now, if you're not familiar with gofundme, let me use a real, active gofundme campaign to explain how this would work. this is the actual gofundme page raising money for flaw's new touring vehicle. flaw is a band. i don't know what kind. i'm going to guess either death metal, grindcore, or deathgrind. ( laughter ) so in this scenario, donald trump is the band flaw, and the wall is flaw's new van. flaw needs a new van to make it to their upcoming concert at spicoli's in waterloo, iowa. ( laught

you on?phen: i know. and so do the cameras we brought along. ( laughter ) hi, stephen colbert. is the congressman in? ( laughter ) >> not right now. >> stephen: he's not in? >> unfortunately, no, i'm sorry. and unfortunately, we can't film in the office. >> stephen: okay, can i leave something for him? >> of course. >> stephen: thank you very much. ( laughter ) release my memo. ( cheers and applause ) so either your staff didn't tell you that i charged into your office, or you're not telling the truth. so is devin nunes a liar? "not that i know of." ( laughter ) but still, nunes was a pretty good sport: >> i enjoy the attacks, if they want to continue to attack me, that's fine. >> stephen: great, because we got shows all week. ( laughter ) in fact, let's show some of the jokes we didn't use...until now. does it ever surprise you as ironic that devin nunes is the head of something called the intelligence committee? ( laughter ) >> i'm not gonna comment on that. >> stephen: okay, no problem. he

if you are going ting you north law because you think it's unjust then anyone can.nd the next one could can against your beliefs. i like my own sanctuary city that allows me to do whatever i want whenever i want like dress up like a tiger and work out in the park. i was band from that park. it was worth it. the sanctuary city, if you could have one, is there any kind like for yourself? >> at first when i heard california was going create sanctuary cities, i thought it was like a discount a where i could get massages. but i was right behind sessions saying you are obstructing the law, you are giving me the vapors, california. how dare you? greg: how dare you? i would have a due he'l -- havei could pick up a gun. we'll meet on the veranda. >> i was thinking about five horn leg horn. >> this is insurrection. this is disregard for the federal law, and that's unconstitutional. we fought a civil war for this very issue. the civil war started because president lincoln attempted to provision fort sumter. provision fort sumter. south carolina fired on them, this was the civi

being able to operate in the way that you that you hoped you could operate and the you know keep people safe create the best relations you can given the circumstances of wire in a foreign country and you know how invasive was that bureaucracy coming back from like the pentagon's yes so you know when you when you think i see the picture the pentagon here in the background i'm thinking you know i wanted to be in afghanistan on the pentagon and you know it's a lot but the i think the relationship is that when when you've got when you're thinking about the importance of the troops on the ground and how it scales back to who or whatever that support system is you've got the leadership has to make sure that that support system is resourcing the soldier on the ground and so for me as the deputy commander general tenth mountain division brigade commander one hundred first airborne eighty second airborne battalion commander i was always just very focused downward on and taking a look at the what my mission was and so at the national level we need to make sure that we're looking at ins ways and m

if you are going ting you north law because you think it's unjust then anyone can. one could can against your beliefs. i like my own sanctuary city that allows me to do whatever i want whenever i want like dress up like a tiger and work out in the park. i was band from that park. it was worth it. the sanctuary city, if you could have one, is there any kind like for yourself? >> at first when i heard california was going create sanctuary cities, i thought it was like a discount a where i could get massages. but i was right behind sessions saying you are obstructing the law, you are giving me the vapors, california. how dare you? greg: how dare you? i would have a due he'l -- havei could pick up a gun. we'll meet on the veranda. >> i was thinking about five horn leg horn. >> this is insurrection. this is disregard for the federal law, and that's unconstitutional. we fought a civil war for this very issue. the civil war started because president lincoln attempted to provision fort sumter. provision fort sumter. south carolina fired on them, this was the civil war. now

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if you cheat on an exam, you get a fail. if you cheat at the olympics, you lose your medal. second point, to the substance of your question, don cummings wonelf says this is what brexit for them, they could not have one without aiq. they spent 40% of their budget on aiq. having seen the competitiveness of the conversion -- the effectiveness of the conversion out, theys aiq puts are incredibly effective. when you look at online adverts, you can get programs with the of 1% or 2%.te seeingot just somebody ad, it isng on on performing an action. that ad, it is performing an action. that is the definition of conversion, like giving an email. >> you feel that the outcome of the referendum might have been different? >mr. wylie: i think it is completely reasonable to say there could have been a different outcome in the referendum had there not been, in my view, cheating. >> thank you. i just want to clarify a few things we have been discussing in this section. you have used the term franchise operation, a mafia style franchise operation of these different entities. we are focused on

you can have $650 million you can be a philanthropist. you are only 22. do something that is just as cool as facebook. i am here to tell you that is nuts. no one has been able to replicate the great idea at the perfect time. you don't get a chance to do that a second time. you either miss on the timing or miss on the idea. i said you will never get a chance. if you believe in this idea, you have to remind everybody that they got involved in this because of the mission you are on and they cannot force you off it. there are then ensued the longest, most painful silence of my entire career. he is like a cartoon character. he goes like this, and like this, and like this, and it seemed like it went on for an hour. it probably only went on for four or five minutes, but i am dying. i said, what are you doing? i have never seen anybody do this before. finally, a cloud bubble appears over his head and you could see his blood pressure comes down and he goes, you are not going to believe this. in my bag, i have a contract from one of those two companies and every si

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but you get the. real deal with. as you get to the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. tell the world to watch the hawks i have with her and i'm tabitha wallace and joining us today is american radio and t.v. host and conservative commentator steve malzberg welcome steve great to be here guys steve always a pleasure now is can it be called ironic that congress when newness was was describing because of the supposed to you know suffocating choke hold the liberal media has of us airwaves while appearing on one of the biggest most popular news travels in the world that is born for conservative politics and values and is it really that imbalanced. between yeah. oh yeah i mean it's overwhelming it has been forever you know we used to have the three networks a.b.c. c.b.s. n.b.c. where you could get your news from and they were all in retrospectively doing left their hosts because of those coveted news shows that had such gravitas we find out later we're all left this but today yeah i mean as you pointed out fox right away you think conservative and they are more conservative

you have a -- would you say it's a book imprint? what would you say?t's a book imprint. >> seth: it's a book imprint. okay, i am not as literary. so you have a book in print with a publisher where you're basically helping find new authors? >> yeah. i mean, it's an imprint inside an old imprint called "hogarth." which was an imprint started by virginia wolf and her husband. and it had a really sort of illustrious history. and they published their friends and they actually made the books. it was an amazing and very admirable endeavor and then it sort of went through a fallow period. and then a few years ago molly stern, who is a publisher i work with kind of in partner with someone in the uk, they sort of revived it. and i love "hogarth" and through a very long series -- we don't have time, but maybe i will tell you the story tonight on instagram. [ laughter ] anyway, i'm a reader. >> seth: you are! >> i'm a reader and they said to me, would you like -- would you consider? and i was, you know, no, i can't possibly. but then i sort of was brought through

you claim you have the best pizza in l.a.?veryone tells us. >> you stand there and i will be with you in a second. all right. this will be quick. ♪ ♪ >> i've been here an hour already. >> hey, hey, hey you interrupt the guy while he's doing the pizza. let him do the test. >> this one? >> yeah. >> garbage. >> garbage. >> take it out. >> garbage. >> come on. >> hey best pizza in l.a. i got better pizza in korea. get out of here. what you? >> my favorite part. >> not even close to the best pizza in l.a. get that out of your mind. >> we good? >> go over there. >> all right you're up. slide on down. >> join us. this is nice. we're in the finals here. >> you ever do this before? >> no. i got two other deliveries. i'm in a hurry. >> yeah we'll get you out of here. or maybe not. don't know. all right. you're saying this is the best pizza, eric. >> yeah. >> you nervous? >> no i'm not nervous. >> nothing to be nervous about, right. >> not at all. >> if you have the best pizza you have nothing to be nervous about. here we go. let's see i

he could call those people out and said you did it, you knew, you knew. and make them uncomfortable. greg: kat, that's a good point. the fact is it will be difficult for hollywood to get on a soapbox and lecture, right there so boxes filled with termites, sexual termites. >> i got what you mean. yeah, but i think they will anyway because so many of them are so synced money is and it's absolutely going to get political even though they have been saying they want to make it less political for ratings and i really don't care. i think we can talk about whatever they want to talk about but i just don't like that they seem to think all of us should care that we should give a rats about their political opinions are. [cheering and applause] i have my own opinions and if you're in a place where you're getting your political views from some dude because this guy is a movie i like then you are a sad person with a sad life. [cheering and applause] greg: tough words. tires, you are in movies. what you have to say? >> not unless i'm standing next year. you know? i thin

i want to give that to you. thank you very much. thank you. president trump: if i could just sum up, chris and john, pat, joe, maybe you can all get together, maybe you'll start it from that standpoint. other people, you have some very good ideas. marco, i know you have a lot. if you could all get together, we could put in together one piece of legislation. i think you can have an amazing result in the vote. votes are hard to get in congress. you can have a number that nobody would believe. maybe a number that nobody would believe. people want to see something happen, but they want to see something good happen. you didn't pass anything. let alone some good stuff. we want to pass something great. answer me, something great has -- to me, something great has to be where you stop it from happening. and i think there's only one way. but, again, if you feel not to have that, you understand. i want a counter. i want a very strong counterpunch. if you strong counterpunch, then you are not going in and you won't have this problem anymore. remember that

welcome back >> thank you did you miss me? >> yeah.id you have a good vacation >> it was a great vacation >> you didn't miss us? >> no. i heard -- something happened last week. i was on the ski slopes looking occasionally at the phones but not that often >> if you were gone last week, we're paying attention this morning, we're going to see futures indicating sharply higher but it's not going to make up for all of the carnage we saw last week look at this, the dow indicated up by 370 points s&p up by 32 last week, the dow was down 5.7% because of facebook nasdaq faced more pressure down 6.5% just for the week again, sharp opening for the week but it's not going to make up for all of the carnage we saw last week. still a lot of questions that people have about what was happening in technology. what could potentially come in regulation and what is happening with banks we're going to talk those issues in just a moment also, take a look at what happened over night in asia. the nikkei closed up .30%. stocks up by equal amount, shanghai, stoc

so you can take it any way you want, you kn.the first one, and he lived through it, so we went on with it. >> i wanted to do a little dye and see what it was like and it spread through half my eye. i said it's a little late doing experimentation now. i got half of it, might as well go all the way. took a couple more weeks and went all the way. now they're red. >> i will say this, you have to be committed. if you decide to do this, it's not -- it hurts. it takes some time and you got to be serious about doing it. you really do. >> it's painful. it's like somebody taking hot ice picks and stagging the back of your eyes sometimes if you hit the wrong spot. they're done now so i ain't got to worry about no more pain. i don't get complications in vision. i don't see no red. it's all just perfectly fine. i wasn't scared to do it. i live with the balls to the wall theory, you know. >>> coming up, years after this video aired on "lockup," the limon inmate who threw the punch looks back. >> gave him seven stitches in his chin. ♪ hey, sir

good to see you. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> lots to talk about, but i want to start by going backward and talking about leads, alabama, where you grew up. i read somewhere about the first day of leads elementary school, and some folks weren't so happy you were there because you were one of the first black kids to integrate this school. >> it taught me a lot about life that i actually use today because there were more people who were nice to us and who weren't nice to us, and i try to use that. anytime i'm involved with a conversation on race, you can't blanket any group. i mean i'm very particular about that, when i have that conversation. you don't blanket. all muslims are not terrorist. all hispanics are not all illegal immigrants. i always parse my words because i think it's important. >> i think there was an interview with your mom that said in the early days, maybe it was the first day that your grandmother took you to school and past some protesters and had a pistol in her purse just in case. >> w

anymore you can just, you know, you can find a book that you can read on anything that you want to know. you can self-educate yourself. you can always go to college even. you can pick up those kind of books, even if you can't even get outside your house. you can find a book on any subject, and you can educate yourself to where you can know about things and actually just increase your intelligence and your, just the whole world around you and inspire other people with that. >> and what about owning a book and saying this is my book, and it's got my name in it? >> that's the thing, that's what i love about the imagination library, because that was one of the things we thought was so important when we first started it. and so we wanted the little children to have that book. they get a book, for those of you that don't really know the whole thing -- i guess they talked about some of it. children get a book from the time they're born, they get a book a month until they start kindergarten, they're 5 years old. so we send a book in the mail with their name on it. it's not in care of mom and da

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you have to say, you have to win the election. why are you running?f you want to be president, real life it is about the people, not about you. over, that is what a lot of people in these offices were arrogant forget. time passes more quickly than you know. say,ant to be able to people are better off when i quit. you don't want to say, look at all the people i worked over. the most important thing is to be humble, to listen, to realize everybody has a story. >> your first child was born with cerebral palsy. he is now 21 years old. that youe qualities say you have gotten from all of this was empathy. it made you a better ceo and person. is that fair? >> when i look at empathy. most people think empathy is just something to do with wealth, for your life and your family, your friends. the reality is, i think it is an extension of priority for business. what is our business? our business is to meet unmatched, unarticulated needs of customers. there is no way our innovation to meet unmet needs is going to come about if we don't listen. not just listen to t

and you do what your draft board tells you. and they had me become a bookkeeper for the episcopal church, so i did. i filled out expense reports or whatever -- i was a bookkeeper for two years. and it was incredibly boring, so i wanted to become a newspaper guy. so when i was done with the two years -- >> now, had you written, like, for the college paper? >> yes. i wrote for the haverford college paper what i thought were hilarious columns. and then years later when i had become a successful syndicated columnist, there was a reunion, like my 25th reunion or something at haverford college. and somebody had come up with the brilliant idea, there was this, like, dance in the gym. they came up with the idea of blowing up a bunch of my -- they got my columns and blew them up. so all around the gym were these columns i had written in the '60s that were, i just thought, hilarious when i wrote them. [laughter] and they were awful, you know? there must have been so many drugs involved -- [laughter] that i thought they were funny enough

i want to work with you. thank you mr. chairman. >> ambassador, nice to see you.mber of my colleagues have raised agricultural concerns with respect to nafta. >> and the imposition of tariffs that could be on them and their livelihood one is the southernmost county and the last time i checked that is east of the appellation mountains. between 2006 and 16 and went from one and a half billion dollars up at $3 billion which is a large job for delaware then to report to the president it is a trading deficit but as you know and then to focus only on trade and goods and i lifted it right out of the report. we learn very little about expanding trade opportunities for services what will they take it vantage of the comparative advantage and exporting services? what is it ministrations positions on the trade-in services agreement? with $750 billion of experts on --on exports. >> so what is the administration doing to take advantage of our advantage of exporting services? >> on the nafta issue we have that agenda with accessible whole variety of areas with very aggressive pl

you know the saying you give a man a fish, he eats, you give him a fish then he eats forever?h i had two fish so you could have one! give a man a fish he eats for a day and teach a man to fish and you could knit something for him. >> i'm going to teach you how to knit. i started this in the car. >> stephen: before we do this, there is a rug you knitted. >> with my dog mikey on it. >> stephen: with your dog mikey on it. and here's a beautiful sweater. >> a sweater i made for my girlfriend. it's called the best friend crop sweater. i'm so into it. >> stephen: are you a self-starter? >> my grammy taught me when i was a little girl and i know she would be so proud of my vogue cover. >> stephen: so talk me through it. what do we do here? >> i started this on the car ride. i already started. this is a scarf. >> stephen: i can tell. it's actually -- as a matter of fact, i could stop there and it's still a scarf. >> nailed it. >> stephen: does it matter which? is it like drumsticks? do you have to hold it like this? >> it's not drums. left hand. take your other needle. you can call it

when you can't really hit the murder you you put the blame on the murdered that's typical you have to take some of the stuff this ability for the violence the corruption the human rights abuses inside the palestinian territories don't you got there are problems real human and even when we are under occupation even when we are with so many agonies caused by that occupation we have our own mistakes but the major problem is there but the mainstream people lay them at your door we have the latest palestinian polls. blame for leadership only twenty five percent said the leadership is doing its best forty one percent said it role was inadequate and thirty two percent called it negligent so it's time for you to go i think which is much better than i thought. there of course do you pleased by these result what not please the top thirty one percent say you are not it is normal when you fail to get that secular occupation off your chest when you fail to free your people look at the city of jerusalem under israeli rule it's become a place of division and poverty predominantly for the arab sector

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we'll hit you and leak on you. then in our moment weakness we'll drop two more water balloons on you, and see if we can build a wall of shame to live in. let's let your viewers know what the timing is. we are going to make a move on jared. reduce his security clearance. he's opposite a temporary one, we won't give him a permanent one. we'll slow roll number the swamp. then we'll hit him with a "new york times" vicious article. but in the meantime he's an american entrepreneur. kennedy: who is spearheading that effort? >> i don't know. it was priebus and bannon. kennedy: who is there now to do that? >> i don't know. it would take me two or three days to figure it out. i would have to be in the system to figure it out. kennedy: do jared and ivanka like you? >> i get along with them great. i think i had a good relationship with them, they realized they had a problem. you go back to the summer. the leaking, the political diabolical nature not carrying the president's agenda. it was off the charts and ridiculous. i prob

but jamal you talk about criticism i want to talk about you you're a newspaper editor you no longer live in saudi arabia you've said that friends of yours have been arrested and detained you said that friends of yours in saudi think twice about sharing whatever isn't fully in line with official government group think you've said why are you in quote unquote exile explain the two of us. because i don't want to be listed i don't want to be. older the irony that he has no opposition and one doesn't have an opposition he doesn't have to probably burn. in afghanistan more of the people most of the intellectuals most of the people in jail today support reform and if they were out of jail they would be supporting him there is no need to listen a body and that is on the gov the articles where it is to organize for duty but one did and do object to do for because the government allowed them to look at what heaven has told you about that article is i'm the government and blow let me pump blood but i'll let me put that one but if it will be there tomorrow you're going to morrow and write a pie