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Course. in fact, its very healthy. until they pass laws that directly benefit their businesses. - - runs a machine shop, a welding company and a power plant. a recent change and i wastax codes. those exact businesses from paying sales tax when buying certain supplies. guess who was pushing that and i iowa state senate? none other than - - himself. - - up until a few months ago ran a school tuition - - that collects tax donations and have them as cool scholarships. what a helpful coincidence that...

Banned. >> reporter: in neosho, the backlash had an unanticipated effect. >> it will want to make people participate even more. >> reporter: the citys mayor, who owns ar 15s himself, sees it as a potential boon for the baseball team. >> the biggest question people have is where can i buy tickets. >> reporter: the school district has no relation to the team. but theyre still getting threats. >> i think its been somewhat chaotic. its caught us completely off guard. >> reporter: theyre trying to tu...

Authorities say she ran a ponzi scheme that netted $60 million from hundreds of investors, including close friends and family. >> what i did was not a ponzi scheme. bernie madoff was a ponzi scheme. he took peoples money, and he spt it on mself. i invested all of it in real estate. >> lead the way. >> yes. >> schneiders real estate plan involved developing a retail and entertainment center in a cleveland suburb. the center was never built, and only $10.5 million of the $60 million schneider rais...

Concerned he may incriminate s himself. the trump legal team says they have not met what it considers the high threshold for the physician-to-face is face-to-face interview with robert mueller. democrats memo pushing back against the republican nunes memo now sits on the presidents desk. the intelligence committee voted to make public the democrats rebuttal it to the gop claims the fbi abused surveillance laws. the president has five days to decide to declassify the memo. democrats raising con...

Because that way you give it less oxygen to continue the news cycle. i think the other way you might want to talk about this is maybe just knock it down forcefully. dismiss it out of hand as no merit. as i mentioned, it looks like the white house has decided to do the second option. that is simply ignore this. dont give this as much oxygen perhaps as it would like to have in the news cycle. although we did hear this from the president himself. >> >> did you want to fire robert muleer? >> fake ne...

To me, and other people want to jump in, it would be very surprising to me that if donald trump himself didnt green light this in some way, shape, or form that the chief of staff didnt do it. >> weve got to take a quick break. will there be an effort to expel roy moore from the senate if he wins tonight? well take a look at that when our special election coverage continues. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her new mobile wedding business. at first, getting paid was tough... until she got ...

Has the advantage and this is why donald trumps trip is so critical because donald trump imself still, unlike in many states, has an approval rating over 50% in the state. and here is where i think some were surprised tonight and that is that we were definitely expecting him to go after doug jones. were we expecting him to doubt, put into question the verasty of the accusations against roy moore and go after the accuser? well, that is what he did and that heeds into what is happening in alabama ...

Or initiating one himself. today in "the new yorker" more than a dozen accusations against weinstein, three that go beyond sexual harassment to allegations of rape. farrah, a nbc news tributer, calls weinsteins behavior well-known among colleagues "16 former, current executive asks assistants at weinstein companies told me they witnessed or had knowledge of unwanted sexual advances and touching associates with weinsteins films and in the workplace." they and others describe a paper of profession...

Repeatedly asking for a massage or initiating one himself. today in "the new yorker" more than a dozen accusations against weinstein, three that go beyond sexual harassment to allegations of rape. farrah, a nbc news tributer, calls weinsteins behavior well-known among colleagues "16 former, current executive asks assistants at weinstein companies told me they witnessed or had knowledge of unwanted sexual advances and touching associates with weinsteins films and in the workplace." they and other...

And finally, britain foreign secretary boris johnson was supposed to be an moscow himself today. but at the last minute he canceled the trip because he felt it was much more important to be side-by-side with his allies coming up with some unified stance on syria. he has been widely criticized in the russian press, being called a poodle, a lapdog if you will, of the united states. and italys foreign minister, italy being the host of g7 events through all the gear, saying that he felt that the dec...