. -- youu sit down with discover they could all do it. i think there is nothing about learning to do those things that impedes creativity. announcer: her books include typical american and who is irish. watch our series, in-depth ,iction edition with gish jen noon to 3 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span two. presidency, veterans of richard nixon's white house gather to talk about the president's relationship with congress. in 1969 he faced the opposition party in control of the house and senate. his former staffers recall how he used white house invitations and trips aboard the presidential yacht to lobby congressional members. the national archives in richard nixon foundation cohosted this 90 minute event.

we graduated 1500 startups and they have raised over $3 billion. , youu talk to the startups will findt all of them are focused on solving a problem. >> of the conversations haven't changed? -- so the conversations haven't changed? >> i haven't found that>> the case. i think today we are seeing more of the ultra stick mentality of people trying to get a job and survive. ensure -- they are being supported by your lifeline. how do you ensure they make the problem there something is really there? >> we want to provide support for startups, but not so much support that you problem or subsidize a startup that should die overtime. our goal is to take 12 months of .ctivity for four months -- we're giving them access to mentorship, training, network events, so they are not sitting pretty here. they are being very active inting a lot of work done four months. after that, market forces will take over and they will be able required to get help like anyone else. >> thank you for being here. supersonic?eeling a new, faster way to fly. next, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> looking black to bloomberg technol

. >> laura: i think if youu orderd a white russian at the tea room. >> i haven't been to russia in fourfive years. >> laura: do you have any concern that there is no real way at this point to get a fair outcome by a special council that many very well respected lawyers think was begun, named on spurious, fraudulent grounds? >> i'm confident if we have to, i would be vindicated in court. i'm still hopeful that when it comes down to it, they are not going to impair their reputations. >> laura: you are not going to court, he's going to be interviewed. he's going to be in congress. >> i'm challenging the legitimacy of their authority and the way they spanned it out so much. >> laura: you maintain that the expansion of this probe as it's been expanded is illegitimate. >> what they did with manafort, cohn, possibly placing a spy in the trump campaign, all these things are areas where indictments have i dismissed. i do not understand what bob was thinking of hiring these people. >> laura: are you concerned about any of the former trump white house staffers? i know hope hicks, her name was thro

youu also have the massive abuse of power fisa abuse, lying to fisa judges on four occasions, spyingn carter page, using a clinton bought and paid for dossier, not telling the doctors that case, never verifying, corroborating, national security letters, the fbi bypassing all judicial approval to obtain phone records by using these national security letters, in other words, the power of our intelligence community. we saw the unmasking, a dramatic 350% increase from key obama officials. wow, magically, and the 2016 election year. changinggi the rules, remember, december of 2016, clapper making it easier to share intelligence across all these government agencies. that helps them cover. media strategy. clapper, brennan, regulars and the liberal media, clapper reportedly leaking details about this phone he bought and paid for russian dossier to fake news cnn where he now works and is paid. leaking anonymous sources. they have been running too friendly outlets to selectively put out information all designed to b propagandize and lie to the american people and damage president trump. friend

youu have talked to mueller. >> you know -- they will read a report, they cannot indict him.'t believe they can subpoena him. they have to write a report, if we get interviewed, they'll write the report based on the interview. they won't write it before, like hillary got, because he's not a specialth person. >> sean:e this election in 2018 going to be a referendum onct donald trump? >> i want to look at the american people say the following. do you want to vote for impeachment? you want to impeach a president? you want to have nancy pelosi running the house of representatives? forget it. >> sean: mr. mayor, thank you for being with us. >> sean, you are a patriot. >> sean: march more "hannity" r the break. the aisle - without g any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care

great to see youu, tonight. >> yes, sir. >> tucker: the world's creepiest porn lawyer has gotten veryamous by attacking michael cohen. probably been good for his business. on the downside, all of us has invited heightened scrutiny of his own past business ventures. trace gallagher has more than that. >> hi, tucker. wouldn't this businessman bankrupt five years ago, michael cohen michael -- michael avenatti bought it for $5 million. it has been named in commercial lawsuits and warrants for unpaid taxes. washington state lawyer david says he carried out in a legal pump and dump scheme, where he ran the coffee shops, withheld state and federal taxes from his employees, but then didn't pay his state and federal taxes. avenatti responds by denying the claims, and calling him an unethical hack of a lawyer. despite the fact that washington state bar association says he has no record of ethical or other violations. michael avenatti also claims tully's coffee has long been under new ownership and yet in court testimony last year, avenatti reportedly listed himself as the chairman and puts a bo

the fbi report that came to the conclusion -- i don't understand how a man can be prosecuted when youu a conclusion he didn't do anything wrong. how can you invest to get a demand when you conclude he didn't do anything wrong? that part ofay up the report. >> sean: rudy giuliani is right.t. fake new cnn basically never gives this president a fair shake, they neverth will, they e not honest about that. for example, earlier this week, cnn trump hate, officially a reporter, supposedly, he goes on "jimmy kimmel live" and said he was just as tough on obama as he was on president trump. >> are you there least favorite of all? >> probably. but fdr dripped on mike once said, i welcome their hatred. listen, when i covered barack obama, i was just as tough. >> they didn't like you either. you were universally disliked. >> sean: how he can actually say that with a straight face is beyond me. the tapes don't fly, and our friends at the media research center found this gem of jim aca covering president obama's inauguration in 2013. the only thing missing from ther so-called reporter are the pom-pom

. ♪ >> nancy pelosi and the group, youu heard her the other day. she wants to raise your taxes.ut bill and raise your taxes. somehow i don't think that plays well but you never know, right? wants to raise your taxes. these are people that don't believe in borders, don't believe in fighting crime, don't believe in making a strong military. they don't believe in what the people in this room believe. that i can tell you. so we have to do a great job. >> sean: the president at the susan b. anthony dinner tonight, warning us about what is to come if nancy pelosi and the democrats ever to cover congress this november despite republicans now leading in a generic ballot poll against the democrats, congressman al green, he is exposing the left's plan, if they take a majority, you before, they are just trying to be more quiet about it, but this is their plan. believe it. >> i'm not sure that there will be members who will wait for someone else if that someone else, doesn't matterne who it i, is declining to do it. we can all do it. i think that there is a good likelihood that they will be

when youu help someone can't tell who works there and who doesn't?o wear the walmart vest. julia: devil in the details. good point. how normal is this at this point in the cycle for companies having to raise minimum wages, having to adopt policies like this, including education for the staff? i'm looking for signals on how difficult it is to retain staff at this point in the cycle. >> it is. we are seeing it across industries. there is a trucker shortage as well that impacts walmart. walmart has a massive private trucking fleet. just finding people to get the goods to the stores is harder and harder these days. walmart has always had a chip on their shoulder. as paying higher wages and offering better benefits. let's not forget they have a little extra money thanks to the tax reform and the windfall from that, so they took some of that to pay the higher wages. i'm sure they are taking some of it to pay for it the tuition reimbursement program, which could front-end thousand dollars per employee, per year. that is not specifically what walmart will ha

youu have a guy like flynn who has a big intelligence background. he's a combat veteran of the united states. actually wrote a book in 2016 that labeled russia as an enemy of the united states. and so, if you really want to advance w your intelligence knowledge and you have a recording of flynn's conversation with the russian ambassador. what you would do is play the recording for flynn and ask him, what did this mean. what did that mean to enhance your understanding. what they d instead is ask him questions about a conversation-- . >> laura: he already had they already knew about it. >> what reason is there for that, other than to get him to trip up. >> laura: we'll gets to elliss comment how the mueller investigators have been operating in a moment i want to play a flash back from when jim comey sat down and what he was asked the specific question about mike flynn. let's watch. >> the lawmakers that fbi agents didn't believe michael flynn was lying intentionally to investigators? y no. you did not? >> no, i don't know maybe someone misunderstood s

youu can -- next slide, have the thermal protection. slide, this is what you see here but on the top of that we will put the wind shield to protect the instruments. this is like a vault weevil carry on mars. -- this is like a vault we will carry on mars. .ot like a gold mine we need to deploy that and you need to see the for the first time, and this is the next slide and the last one, yes -- for the first time, we will deploy something with a robot on the planet. moon by made on the many astronauts. here, you know we have a rob. -- we have a robot and we will add an arm to the robot and it will do the job. seismology is not the only thing we want to do. we also want to do heat flow. and for that i will give the floor to my colleagues. >> thank you very much. [applause] the interior structure is important. will do geology on the surface. as everyone in california should know. germanllman from the earthquake center and i spent most of my scientific career studying the internal heat of planets. and now, thanks to this mission, theve a chan

foxconn is a taiwanese lcb screens.of , youu have a smart phone know what i'm talking about.t also goes on flatscreen tv's. they will start making those in wisconsin, but it will take 10,000 workers to build a gigantic campus, and once they start manufacturing it will take an additional 13,000 workers per -- workers. rate, 2.8% unemployment that signals to us we need to invest in workforce training today, and also our workers of tomorrow. wisconsin is long known for having really educated and really ethical workers. that is part of the charm of doing business in the midwest, we think, but if you have a 2.8% unemployment rate, you know you really need to invest in retaining the youth that you have in the state going up k-12 system, our kindergarten through high school education, and our college graduates. we have done things to make sure tuition is reasonable because we know student loan debt is a barrier to young people choosing to go to university. we have frozen tuition at our university of wisconsin system schools for the last six years straight. i don't mean freezing it a

it produces a lot of thongs youu don't like, like propane and butane and so forth.rices are very much on his radar screen. i figured it out and this driving season the average family's going to spend about $1,320 versus about $1,250 last year. i think people in his administration are very much aware of that and they're struggling with what to do. by the way, those people struggling with crude oil in the perm yepermian basin and west t, i'd like to have that kind of struggle. they're doing quite well. it's the struggle of well, i'm not making $40 a barrel, i'm making only $25 or whatever. >> staying on the supply side with opec, is there more dysfunction right now in opec with the saudis looking to drive up the price of crude? has it become more dysfunctional among the members of opec? >> i would probably argue it's the most discipline opec i've seen. discipline comes down to the saudis kuwaitis and united arab emirates. the saudi regards iran like president trump regards rosie o'donnell. the saudis could punish iran if they actually raise production going into 2019.