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of an investigation. in the meantime, buck sexton tweeting that during assassination whatpossible of motivation could blasey ford have? the obvious answer is confirmed now: it was a political hit. harry? >> wow. okay, it certainly is wrong, and an abuse of the process, and it seems so crazy that you almost wonder if it is a slip of the tongue, but that would be an abuse of judge kavanaugh, the process of the american people. i can't agree with this galloping forward, the attack against liberals and roe v. wade and doctor for it herself, who seemed a very me. i think we should keep this a little segmented. if that was part of motivation, we should all be troubled by it. the notion that it somehow is proof of a 30-year liberal conspiracy, i think is extremely
canada, others. >> the excess capacity that everybody is talking about, there isn't. there is a lot of concern there is not enough stored excess capacity where they can take it and dump it on the market. >> leland: even if saudi arabia wants to help they may not be able to. >> they can move faster than russia because they're operated by a state-run company. it is one company. russia is private, segmented. you are dealing -- >> leland: kind of private. >> it's a fragmented market. it may not be as quick. russia has said just in the past few days they will increase their output. however, they say it is independent of what president trump has said. >> sandra: where do things stand with trade and tariffs and ongoing back and forth with china now? the markets are opening back up after the holiday. 45 minutes in it looks like a
i think what's happened is over an extended period of time, the republican party has driven itself into a cul-de-sac that does not allow it to keep pace with the way the country's changing. they've gotten trapped into appealing for more and more votes from a smaller and smaller group of people, and what the result of that is is the purest kind of identity politics, white identity politics, and more than that, segmented by education. essentially, the republican party right now is about arousing whites who have not been a college, and doing it around a set of issues. you talked about confederal flags and monuments and immigration. all of these things. i remember covering the republican party in the mid 1990's when bob dole was running for the republican nomination. he ran against pat buchanan. and everyone was wondering are
before. the way that streaming and entertaining is getting more segmented, there is a desire for novelty. the way there was with cable or fox or whatever, so i'm ekeing my way through the door. it's excited to see some of my friends kind of all having this moment, and we're not competing for the same spot. that feels very special to me. it feels like -- it does feel like we're turning a corner. >> great to talk to you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> and thank you for sitting with me through that news conference. we'll be right back here on msnbc. just listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. ninety eight percent are still on the road after 10 years.
segment donald trump and jeb bush essentially have the same kind of numbers, a group of people that support them. a lot of people in their own party saying we don't want you. donald trump has the advantage that he is generating excitement and he is generating enthusiasm. his hope, the plan, the way forward for donald trump that the republican field stay just as segmented. if he starts to slide. >> he brought something up saying i hear that the candidates that i'm running against are getting together and spending a lot of money doing antitrump commercials. he said i think everything is out there that is bad about me. should he be worried? >> i don't think his biggest worry is television commercials. there will be an effort to say are you sure you want the host
segment donald trump and jeb bush essentially have the same kind of numbers, a group of people that support them. a lot of people in their own party saying we don't want you. donald trump has the advantage that he is generating excitement and he is generating enthusiasm. his hope, the plan, the way forward for donald trump that the republican field stay just as segmented. if he starts to slide. >> he brought something up saying i hear that the candidates that i'm running against are getting together and spending a lot of money doing antitrump commercials. he said i think everything is out there that is bad about me. should he be worried? >> i don't think his biggest worry is television commercials. there will be an effort to say are you sure you want the host
bailouts. and here we are five years after dodd-frank with congress on the verge of ramming through a provision that would do nothing for the middle class, do nothing for community banks, do nothing but raise the risk that taxpayers will have to bailout the biggest banks once again. so let me say this to anyone who is listening at citi. i agree with you. dodd-frank isn't perfect. it should have broken you into pieces. >> and this comes at a moment where there's a growing desire on the part of a certain segmented for warren to run for president largely because of rhetoric like that. a campaign has circulated e-mail to other former obama campaign staffers asking them to jump on the band wagon of former staffers. we helped elect barack obama and
maybe in 20 years we can find out. in terms of what it shook-up in the middle east. we don't tbhoa where that is going -- we don't know where that is going to go. we don't know what will happen in the next 15 or 20 years. >> one word, have i to go. >> why do we have a moral obligation because there is a concentrated number in a short period of time where you have a regime where millions of people have died from torture and starvation. >> we drew a red line and instead of chemical weapon wheeze will screw you up and now we used chemical weapons. >> i am drawing a red line right now on this segmented. that's what you call a transition. whatever that means i didn't hear it. >> is there more to life than acting and singing? he discusses his new book, my real passion is widdling. you really are a triple threat. but first, an exciting new word that was added to the dictionary. spoiler alert, your face.
raised, it's much more segmented. kids around that time their arms were conditioned to be tougher earlier because they just threw all the time and played baseball all the time. now everything is an organized activity. you play baseball for -- with your team, they schedule you to practice three times a week and you have a game on saturday. we have a much more organized way we raise kids. it's making it to -- >> it's making them weak. turn them into wimps. >> it's making them more specialized, go with that. >> they play video games all day instead of carrying bales of hay on the farm! what is your take on this? >> he eluded to it in part. i once had, a couple of years ago, one of the older, more respected managers in the game ask me a question when we were talking about pitching and pitching injuries and elbows, the ulnar nerve and rotator cuff. he asked me, have you ever known a catcher with a sore arm? they throw all the time. he said they have got these guys so specialized now, that they,
for american companies to invest overseas, instead drive that money into our own country. not a bad idea. enacting short-term taxes to counter of trade deficit specifically with china who taxes our imports to their companies at ten times what we tax theirs. certainly worth a debate. right? those just a few of the recommendations from our specialist today who served at ceo of such big named institutions at at&t broadband and the s network, currently managing partner at intermedia partners, a delight to welcome you back. you, of course, no krystal, ari and christya. we have the resources, many other have ideas wet we do not fear have the integrity, ability or resolve to pursue it and it frustrates pretty much everybody. >> you have to go back to the comment christya made in the last segmented. i mentioned it to ari as we were walking in. the spigot got shut off. we have been foreclosed from all of the solutions in the document i shared with you, dylan.