you are genuinely concerned, you want to know, you listen, you ask, you probe. and that has really touched me. and has created bridges, a friendship between us that i really thank you for. and i just want to echo what supervisor peskin said about taking on the p.o.a., with fierce bravery. thank you. thank you for taking that lead and making it safe for others to stand by you. but you really took the lead there and made it safe for everyone else. and i'll never forget you for that. and i won't forget you how thoroughly prepared and how you vetted our next police commissioners. you took that job so incredibly seriously and stood up and fought for your community that has been abused and battered by police all over the nation. and the thoughtfulness you took to that is again something i will never forget for the rest of my life. so congratulations on the board of equalization. i'm excited to see what you do there, but also just to watch you go in the world and watch the amazing things you do. thank you, malia. >> supervisor fewer: yeah, so malia and i have this thin

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how you doing? how are you? dave: good, how are you? put up here? dave: it's down. it was confusing. lemonis: confusing to who? dave: the customers. lemonis: but just to take them off -- and what happened to all that stuff? dave: you know, these are great ideas in theory or in your head. lemonis: in my head? or in reality? dave: no, you came up with the idea. it's not practical. lemonis: what's not practical? to change a menu board? dave: i look at the expense. i don't want to do that. lemonis: you didn't pay for any of this! i paid for it. you haven't taken a dime out of your pocket. kevin, can you give me a minute with dave? kevin: sure. lemonis: i'm sorry. thanks. this was about building a prototype for a soup concept, and then, after all this stuff is done, you basically just dismantled it all. dave: okay. the problem i have, you just come in and you do things without any kind of consultation -- this just appeared -- and then on the day of -- lemonis: i'm sorry. this beautiful store just appeared? you know what else just appeared, d

did you -- what are you doing? you free?e: she asked me for like, 40 or 50 songs? >> yes. >> jimmy: what did you her? >> questlove: 1,100. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, he doesn't mess around. >> i know. i know. >> jimmy spotify and pandora. >> questlove: spotify and pandora. yes. >> jimmy: what is the playlistle what is it c >> questlove: it's the -- i think the michelle obama musiquarium. that's what i called it. >> jimmy: the musiquarium, yeah. >> i am honored. >> jimmy: can i -- normally when someone writes a book -- >> hmm-mm.>> immy: they come do talk shows but then they go to, maybe like a bookstore, a a barnes and noble, you know, whatever it is. you sold out the barclays center, tomorrow. >> i know. >> jimmy: sold out stadiums. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is true. yeah. >> jimmy: i knew it was going to be big but did you think it was going to be this big? >> no. no. absolutely not. i mean, we started, you know, selling tickets and then they were selling out fas and then we wanted to make sure everybody had acce

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>> there you go. >> trevor: a, atlanta. you call that home. what is this a for you?nection, you know, it's what i felt. it's the music i'm listening to, it's the vibe of where we are. and working with zaytoven was just an opportunity to just bring atlanta back into perspective. you think the majority of what i have been doing with jermaine dupri or lil' jon or any of the producers from atlanta, the energy's in that. so i wanted that energy on this record. >> trevor: thank you for being here. i won't keep you much longer. i know we've all got to go rehearse. welcome back to south africa. >> i always love being here. >> trevor: i'll see you in the streets tonight. >> you hanging here? >> you hanging here? >> trevor: i'm home, opportunity is everywhere. like here. where nothing stands between you and your best friends. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show. thank you to global citizens. it was great to be back in south africa. now here it is... your moment of zen. cocoa. hello, cocoa. >> hey! >> trevor: dave

what you do what you know you're not happy when you don't really know what you want you need to know if the point that he meant it in a different way he said these where only twelve years yeah bad he is evil years but it was only twelve years and there is a history of almost eleven hundred years and we have also to consider this if we are talking about german so no more on the other hand both thought it was a bet it was a very bad expression but he did because it it has you can interpret it in a differently i talk to him and i also. we had also. i think a very intense discussion in our board and we made it very clear that to him that he has to apologize for that yeah that this was wrong what he said and went to the ideal of john. directly after and while you're telling everyone that you've no connection with rightwing radicalism and extremism you've allowed your youth organizations to get seriously out of control haven't you know because we have no connections to right wing parties or writing movements or what so else certainly we have currently a problem with our youth organisation

i wish you luck. jeff: okay, thank you. lemonis: good luck to you. jeff: thank you. applause ] big day. taylor: how's it going, mr. marcus? lemonis: how you doing, buddy? taylor: i'm doing well, man. lemonis: today's the day of the grand opening, and to be honest, i haven't been this excited about the unveiling of a new concept in a very long time. so, are you ready to go in? okay, i'll guide you in. okay, ready, hold on, don't look yet. okay. everybody in? okay, take a look. sarah: oh, my god! lemonis: this place has been completely transformed. dawn: this is amazing. it's so beautiful. lemonis: i give randy and dawn credit. they did the best they could with the resources they were given before, but now this place feels warm and inviting. honestly, this one's a home run. dawn: that's what i wanted the feel to be. walking into a kitchen, and you're our guest. lemonis: the store is now stocked with a wide variety of food and beverage options. taylor: y'all negotiated a good price point, so we're gonna be right about a 60% margin on each of these guys. lemonis: the she

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the last time you shut it down, you got killed. >> you want to shut it down. >> the last time, chuck, you shut it down. you know what i'll say? yes, if we don't get want one way or the other, i will shut down the government. and i am proud -- and i'll tell you what. it was very violent, very vicious, and terrible. >> only on c-span bravo. >> jimmy: well, that looks like a fun show. i would for sure watch that. the best part of the meeting was mike pence just sitting there quietly, patiently waiting to be president. not saying a word. trump also pushed back today on reports that he's been having trouble finding a new chief of staff. according to him, there are a lot of people interested in the gig. >> people for chief people want the job. a lot of people want the job. lot of friends of mine want it. a lot of people that chuck and nancy know very well want it, i think people you'd like. we have a lot of people that want the job, chief of staff, so we'll be seeing what happens very soon. we're in no rush. >> jimmy: his plan is to give the job to whoever he picks as his secret santa this

you learn as you go. you take your time. you make the very best decision.eally haven't made too many mistakes. the reason is i take my time in making my decision. when the decision comes, i look at every single angle. what about this, what about this, what about that. i'll go back and do it again. let me talk to this person and see what he thinks or she thinks and then i'll milwaukee the decision because i know i've got all the information. i them sometimes people make mistakes when they rush because i think, i've got to get this done. i've got to get this order to fill. we've never done that. i have never had a recall. i'd rather hold it than rush it to sale. that's not right. we own 100% of our business. we don't have any outside investors. my advice to people who are going to take funding, just make sure you know what you're getting into. don't be afraid to ask questions. it's your business, right? it's your idea. you're the founder, you're the captain of the ship. make sure that that's the case. and put in a clause to make sure that you are the one who'

you see them soon you won't."tin short is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] he's starring in the powerful new film, "widows," brian tyree henry is back tonight, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from up and coming detroit rapper amir obe. so you're here for a great, great show. [ cheers and applause ] , fore we get to all of th president trump is in a post-election funk as the blue wave that put democrats in charge of the house keeps getting bigger. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: as bad as things looked for reblicans going into last week's midterms, trump, himself, was apparently optimistic on election night. "vanity fair" reported that about 100 friends and allies gathered at the whithouse for a party to watch the midterm election results. trump was in high spirits as the first polls closed, thinking th perhaps he'd defied the laws of political gravity once again. "his mood was great," one publican who spoke with trump said. "but that w

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my view was once the president wants you to do something if you think you can do it you ought to do ita lot of advice from friends in congress, don't do this, it's a dead end for any political ambitions you might have. any political future. but i did it. and probably the most fulfilling job i had. well, not as much as president. i loved defending the cia. and i love talking about the dedication of the people that work there. and i love knowing what they do and how well they do it. i did meet with some of our agents, some of our people that would be like serving in moscow and they'd bring them into the office. i'd get to talk to them. and they were heroic people. they were risking their lives out there. and some of them got wrapped up. some of them got, you know, compromised. the whole thing was a great experience. reinforced for me the forns of the intelligence service. the importance of having good foreign intelligence. and the importance of having dedicated americans who are willing to serve without sitting at the head table, without getting their names in the papers. and the agency

what you hold on to is what they taught you. what you hold on to is what they showed you. this president is no different in that regard. the historians will deal with what he did right and wrong, how good he was, where he ranks. but how he did the job matters. how he lived his life mattered. and it's a good reminder for us especially now. >> even just by watching, i was glued to cnn today watching, you know, the funeral and the body being brought back to washington. and it was -- in an odd way, there was comfort to know that there were people like george h.w. bush in the world and people who took lessons from him. and let's hope that in that vein, in that theme, people will realize we need to get back to a place where we can argue about ideology. we can argue about right versus left, policy, what have you. but we shouldn't be demonizing each other so much. we shouldn't be just calling each other names willingly. and i hate to say on all sides. it comes from one, and i don't mean the conservative side. that's not what i'm talking about. it comes from one person mostly, and

>> so you go, and i was like, you go and you chat, and then after you chat you do this little kind ofe -- i think there was like 50 of us. like 50 really talented gay men descending upon this ballroom in glendale, california. >> jimmy: in glendale? >> uh-huh. and we basically kind of mingled each other to death, kind of. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> but in a really loving way. because at the end of the day, we all really -- it kind of is like -- like "america's top model," there's the top two and everybody's like, i want this so bad. that's what we were all like. we all really wanted to create the show. and the five of us wanting it, being in that position, wanting it so much, we all supported each other through this three days of heartburn? how did they tell you? there on site? >> no, no. there was like a top ten, honey. she was like a top ten. then you didn't know. a week later we found out. you know you audition for something, there's nondisclosures? >> jimmy: right. >> i was really good about that. >> jimmy: were you? [ laughter ] >> yep. i was doing my client's hair. my assistant and i w

inspired you inspires you and looks after you and you know you know and i was quite good in the. room and i sort of hit a little bit in the room it was my sanctuary and i think he was very he was very important sort of encouraging me now i would say it's quite encouraging that you have offices pretty much all over the world you have one here london milan shanghai some three hundred staff dozens of projects every year how much of the job especially as an architect and designer i think how much is in your hands and how much do you delegate to other people. i delegate enormous amount. you know i think architecture is is not to a singular activity certainly not now if it ever was i mean the image of the you know the creative artist staying up at night with a bottle of whiskey you know. and drawing you know. i don't think that exists anymore i think the world you know the the nature of our projects the nature of how we work is highly collaborative. so you know. designing buildings is one thing designing a structure designing an office is you know the more important you know how do you

because is almost impossible not to be if you see it you know you have to sit b.d.'s helps people see it i help people see it up also most much of it as i can always because it's so important to me still there's another side to this story and that's as regular as rallies some of them still come to or show them no like voted for netanyahu they're not for silent how there's a to planets that people tell me that unfortunately still it's a huge majority of of israeli jews believe that the policies in relation to goes are and in relation to the settlements and the lessons to do with romance not really a fight that unsuitable for them. this is a big big. majority. of israelis maybe no no not israeli arabs who are but there are only twenty percent of the population so that eighty percent of the eighty percent there is a resistance and i know many of them. but it's not huge numbers. when take a short break right now where we're back continue talking to roger waters a legendary and activist co-founder of cold cloyd stay with. welcome to the crystal ball edition of cross talk

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did remember you know you were you were the guy who you know made smoke was over those campaign internationally according to this like dirty campaign against you and many of us. so it's quite funny how this all unfold turned out it turned out that it was no actual manipulation and selection to the contrary well there actually was a manipulation there was electoral fraud there was you know cambridge analytic and lots of infiltration of the networks but it wasn't a fair or a locus or a lot of it was in favor of you know the you had the pro-u.s. candidates that depend on the pretty but the mexican population you know grows up really sort of demolished so that you know there'd be authoritarian tendencies during the campaign looks there are one with you know thirty million votes fifty three percent of vote thirty percent ahead of his second place i could place was on the twenty two percent so you know he just took power on december first and there's a lot of excitement like you said the media you know corporate media particularly is is this go against him but the mexican people are very optimistic y