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But then we used that over and over again as the general electric handshake. >> here it is in slow motion now. the general electric corporate hand handshake. get a good look at it because -- yee -- no. >> this was a running joke for years thats rooted in a kind of working class anger towards these corporate overlords that letterman really felt deep in his bones. >> dave had such reason to be resentful of the network. he gave them a franchise, and they abused him. they played around with budget. ...

>> so rather than move it, he actually did this, scratched his head and then reset it two inches closer to me. >> you know its interesting so, we moved all our savings to a cd. >> thats genius. and great. and its tiny. and he probably did that 20 times a day for 30 years. >> in 1980, carson was the star on nbc. so hes negotiating a new contract, and he is going to hold nbcs feet to the fire. >> he had all the leverage and he got a massive contract which included control of the next show followin...

Say, hey, democrats, youre running out of time. explain quickly. >> yeah. look, both -- it may be true that both parties view the other as a threat to the country, but only one party is acting on that in a way to systematically reduce access to the ballot and to increase its leverage to try to overturn democratic victories in 2022 and 2024. there is a great deal of anxiety among voting rights groups, civil rights groups, others working in the democracy space that democrats are simply not putting...

Democrats. all that is taking place and you say, hey, democrats, youre running out of time. explain quickly. >> yeah. look, both -- it may be true that both parties view the other as a threat to the country, but only one party is acting on that in a way to systematically reduce access to the ballot and to increase its leverage to try to overturn democratic victories in 2022 and 2024. there is a great deal of anxiety among voting rights groups, civil rights groups, others working in the democracy...

>> you can vote doctor you would have 50 votes and the fight is over a filibuster. >> right. >> michelle, guy back and forth. i know that people that work inside the institutions, they will tell you, its more complicated and difficult. you dont want to be backseat driving, like, why are you doing it this way? it does feel the people outside have a clear -- including the people who are watching, i will never forget, as long as i live, looking back after the crowd was cleared, it was, we are back ...

Are you doing it this way? but it feels like the people outside sometimes have a clearer view of what were watching. the people inside, including the people who were there in the chamber, because i will never forget as long as i live the weird, glib tone that night when they came back after the crowd was cleared and was, like, hey, were back to do our jobs. did you see what just happened? >> i think there are plenty of centrist democrats who have come around who have seen the light on what the m...

When someone convenes the grand shot -- its criminal investigating trumps right-hand man allen weisselberg. those two officers are seeking to turn mr. weisselberg into a witness against trump in the trump organization. allen weisselberg knows trumps business as well as anyone in the world. he was hired more than 40 years ago and has been the chief financial organization for over 20 years. now prosecutors might have another key piece of leverage to get him to spill the beans on donald trump. emai...

All kinds of ways to shield him, right, from criminal liability. and you need solid evidence or good witnesses or both to convict in that kind of case, complex, high profile case. all that is something to remember when you read reports the manhattan district attorney has convened a jury to weigh evidence or that the new york attorney generals office which is cooperating with the manhattan d.a. is criminally investigating trumps right-hand man and cfo allen weisselberg and those two offices are s...

But this is a very -- this is an order of magnitude different than anything hes encountered before. >> and also in the last two trials, they were political. he had people there who were invested in making sure he got away with it and he had leverage to use against them. here we dont know that to be the case. >> and he was still president. >> yes, sir, absolutely, which had leverage on high. that takes us to the difference between fealty, to whether he can really secure enough loyalty to stay out...

Pandemic. none of the ceos who testified said their companies did so automatically. a spokesperson for jpmorgan chase later said the bank waived fees on 1 million composite accounts adding it does offer an account that doesnt have overdraft fees. dimon also addressed the housing boom in the economy. >> well, it is a little bit of a bubble in housing prices, stuff like that, unlike 08 and 09, there there was tremendous leverage and bad mortgage underwriting. here there is not much leverage and mu...