o jeffrey: no. davi jeffrey: and i think, you know,-- looking back, david, i think the lesson for everybody in any crisis the people that move first in uncertainty, you know, that's how-- at least in that crisis, that's how you became safe. david: or call your mother if you can. jeffrey:xactly. david: you inherited a very large industrial conglomerate, you could call it, maybe the largesdustria. and then you began to reshape it jeffrey: yeah, so if you just go back, we werly a conglomerate. so we went from nbc to pet insurance, jet engines, plastics. we were kind of a classic conglomerate. and i think--you know, in our business, a littleit different then-- we're kind of in the permanent hold business, right. so at the end of the day, what i wanted to do was construct around the things we really viewed as being our core competencies as time goes on, where we can generate a good return, wherivwe could build competadvantage. we were the biggest provider of long-term care, of re-insurance. i looked at t

jeffrey: exactly. vid: you inherited a very large industrial conglomerate, you could call it, maybe thomlargest industrial conerate. and then you began to reshape it and you sold things that were part of ge's history. je yeah, so if you just go back, we were really a conglomerate. so we went fronbc to pet insurance, jet engines, plastics. we were kind of a classic conglomerate. and i think--you know, in our business, a little bit different tn-- we're kind of in the permanent hold business, right. so at the end of the day, what i wanted to do was construct around the things we really viewed as being our core competencies as time goes on, where we can generate a good retu, where we could build competitive advantage. we were the biggest provider of rang-term care, of re-insue. i lookes at those and said, are not, you know-- "a," i don't like the industries they're in, go"b," we're not very at it, and we run it the wrong way, let's go. so i started chopping away. david: ge appliances. was that hard to sell

jeffrey: 100%. he has made what may be one of the boldest, most ambitious bets that anybody in modern business has ever made. they are the number one company today as an entertainment media company, without peer. have the best franchises, the best ip. he decides that the future of the enterprise, which he is the steward at the moment -- he has a great deal of humility about it -- and realizes he has the baton. he's going to run with it, and he is going to pass it at some point. he has decided after 12 of the most spectacular years as ceo, he has decided to push all the chips in to say for this company to have as great a future as it has a past, he has to transform it. bet on bob iger. no problem. emily: would you bet on reed hastings? jeffrey: 100%. and i would bet on steve burke, and brian roberts. i would bet on at&t. these are phenomenal enterprises, great leadership. they are all going to be in some fashion, shape, or form -- it is not clear what that is yet -- but they will all come out of it w

last 3 and a half decades and so you can't you can't argue with with with facts like that ok jeffrey more or less the same question to you i mean there's a lot of being zire t. particularly in the united states in europe there's a lot of austerity there's not a lot of hope actually ok i mean it's treading water in europe in the united states again depending on how you want to interpret numbers i mean i'm glad the stock market's doing really well but that doesn't really tell you how the average person is living i mean i think they're very much separated they have been for the last 40 years so i mean it is capitalism serving the interest of the majority in shouldn't be more than just a majority everyone go ahead jeffrey. very specific reasons i think why growth levels declined over the last 40 years and this is i think what we're really talking about here and you know people have expectations that every generations can be better off than the previous generation right there so that was the way we live there was in support of post-war era and that's something happened you know in the ear

jeffrey: definitely. you can't deny that, and when you look at the performances of particularly the regional stock market, they looked terrible compared to the rest of the world but what i do note, regional currencies have strengthened quite markedly against the u.s. dollar. we are seeing a month's high -- eight months high. filipino peso is around the same region, singapore dollar, thai baht is the same all year. the strengthening is perhaps telling us there is a recovery on the way, which will be recognized by the equity markets in the early part of 2020. it also gives central banks regionally room to ease monetary policy should they need. we should be positive for those markets. david: the question is, does that continue? is there more room to ease and do equity markets listen? those are questions we will try to explore on the other side of the break. jeffrey halley is sticking around with us. japan is entering a six-day new year break and we will look at why worry over a possible flash crash. haslinda

epstein because he was learning from jeffrey epstein. epstein used to eave haul these conferences and big events that fancy people went to. nobody suspected anything of this kind. but hindsight is not 20-20, it can be 400-800 pause you see things in light of what happened and people say, how could you not have known? we didn't know. here's the best proof i had no idea. one day i was talking to jeffrey epstein, before anything happened, before we newing. a at conference at harvard and she said what are you doing for christmas? i said my granddaughter has a soccer tournament. where? i said in so and so place etch he said that's near palm peach. my house will be empty during christmas. why don't you just use the house instead of going a hotel. i saved that's great and i brought my wife, my daughter, my daughter-in-law, my granddaughter, my grandson, my thompson. we all spent four or five days in epstein's house there if had been a single inappropriate picture i would have been out of there so fast. if i had known that anything untoward happ

suggesting maybe jeffrey epstein was protecting one of his friends. it's interesting because last week, i get a call from a friend of mine, a lawyer i worked with on cases but i've never literally met him. he lives in dallas. i've never laid eyes on him. he sent me an e-mail it says are you in washington? i said no, i am in boston. he said wow, i said why? he said i'm in a barr in washington in georgetown and there was a guy who looks a little like you sitting at the next table. i'm overhearing him. he's saying wow, it's a great case to be in o.j. simpson. so i thought it was you so i walked over and said are you alan and he said yes. i had a conversation and then he left the barr with an attractive young woman. so he thought that was funny. i immediately picked up the phone and called the police in washington. i said what if he takes this woman home and does something terrible. she thinks she's with alan. i have been twice before been misidentified. this woman was a little funny where a woman writes me a lovely letter saying it was a nice weekend tha

i kept the worst of all except for all the others ok but let's go to jeffrey go back to jeffrey new york but the other one that's being touted so much is socialism and on this program we've made a number of programs on the appeal of it i mean i find it a poor and but it does get a lot of traction and we have presidential candidates speaking about it in the most positive way and i think that is a disastrous path i mean i think capitalism as it exists today calling some of the things that pie and say needs to be reformed in modified but don't throw it all out no way because i saw i saw the past and i saw the past and it failed we'll give the last minute to jeffrey go ahead. yeah it's been it's been unbelievable to see the rise of social side the ology in the last you know 10 years and that says i never i was i remember when it all collapsed in 1009 i thought well you know we don't have to worry about that in wherever we are socialist and where well here we are and socialism is and all the academia young people are supporting made sure they know what it means maybe that means rule by social

ok let's go back to jeffrey in new york and in my introduction we to i mentioned the important issue of inequality and any society all societies through history when you have a ratio of inequality gets so high you have political instability and it's something everyone should look at and i think that really accounts for a lot of the discontent around the globe is because that ratio was hit a certain critical mass how do we deal with that inequality here i mean i said in the 1st part of the program you know i don't have this whole you know elizabeth warren mantra you know bernie sanders mantra against billionaires i don't i'm not against billionaires i guess i really want more equality and i'm coming from a conservative perspective here because i'm looking at the health of society the health the health of the middle class is ok because i believe in the middle classes the rich i'm not so i don't care about them they're rich go ahead jeffrey. you know there's 2 ways you can bring about more equality in society one is by lifting up the poor in the middle class to be richer and i think tha

. >> in the car ghislaine tells me that i have to do for andrew what i do for jeffrey. and that made me sick. i just didn't expect it from royalty. >> reporter: giuffre alleges the financier and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and his former girlfriend ghislaine maxwell directed her to have sex with queen elizabeth's son in 2001 when she was only 17. >> this is not some sordid sex story. this is a story of being trafficked. this is a story of abuse. and this is a story of your guys's -- your guys's royalty. >> reporter: prince andrew has denied all her claims. in this bbc interview from november he maintains he has no re collection of giuffre and never had sex with her. >> i can absolutely, categorically tell you it never happened. >> reporter: the interview was widely viewed as a disaster for prince andrew and the palace.

he has been no meeting with this lady on and off for years because obviously now that jeffrey epstein is arriving in hell and didn't kill himself, maxwell is the one who knows where the information is buried. there were cameras all over island. andrew was a frequent visitor here. so my question is, does the president addressed this with prince charles? does your brother cooperate with federal law enforcement? >> that's fascinating. i know it was ruled a suicide and you don't believe that but, to me, what's so interesting about this is, when you watch virginia talking, she is very compelling. and it reminds you how -- it's really hard to watch that and think she's making any part of that up. >> it was the same as when we saw the young woman that jeffrey epstein when he found her at 13 or 14 years old, and suddenly the story became something more that we unfortunately expected. we knew about lolita express and island and a lot of top ranking new york socialite types had gone for dinner at epstein's house. >> after he was labeled sex offender. >> kennedy: you can see buckingham palace mo

fantastic content so far, jeffrey and scott. i'm ready to go out and buy my tips, jeffrey, after listening to you but i want to ask you about the mortgage market. >> i like tips. >> yeah. certainly, the -- certainly, the way you sound today, we -- we both like tips but the mortgage market. the lion share of allocation for taxable fixed income, portfolio managers, has been in the mortgage-backed security market. how am i thinking about mortgages in 2020 in the environment, as you described? because there seems to be a significant overweight to that >> i'm not really sure that i agree with that. i -- i think that there's more of an overweight into corporate debt than there is into mortgage debt although, there's certainly funds like my total return fund th that have a lot of mortgage debt our analysis actually shows that mortgages are relatively cheap at the present time. versus corporate bonds and treasury bonds so i don't really think that -- it's been an underperforming sector this year the sectors that have really performed ha

their beloved son jeffrey has died. but unbelievably, jeffery wasn't the first victim of that room at that very best western. >> i said if i'm not mistaken, that's the same room we had the last call at. >> reporter: he was the first reonder just as he had been seven weeks earlier. >> i just got in the room. there's two people, neither one are breathing. >> neither are breathing? >> no, ma'am. >> a retired couple from washington state had tied from carbon monoxide poisoning in the same hotel room. another near tragedy just days after the jenkins' death. the zelinsky family checked into the room above to celebrate a birthday party with a sleepover and pool party. >> all the girls were sick, falling off like flies. >> reporter: she complained to the front desk. >> my name was written on a yellow sticky note and i was told the manager would be told. >> reporter: but the company who owns the hotel swears they were never told. you were not informed by your employees that people had gotten sick in the room right above 225? >>

nine more women come forward alleging abuse by jeffrey epstein. for the first time, some of those accusers are breaking their silence, revealing why they are still fearful even after his death. >> he sexually abused you on the island? >> yes, he also had an office that he sleeps on, he i was abusedthey are too. that's actually when he raped me. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. if your glasses aren't so will we. no we won't. don't forget to use your vision benefits before they're gone. now in-network with vsp. visionworks. see the difference. >> ed: tonight, and i'm a woman have come forward a

>> well,st it's unclear except that she and jeffrey clearly very good friends. they spend amazing amount of time together according to girl now that women was very involved in term of recruiting girlses tbd we'll see how that, but a lot of girls say that she was involved. some of them claim that she was involved in some of the sessions and that she was around she was close to jeffrey. and do what she's had disappeared is she ever going to be interviewed again? i mean you get story now fbi wants to talk to e her. and then you've got prince andrew with that incredible i know. he was the one who clearly when we put book together and have investigators looking he was had at a lot of parties. he was involved close with epstein. and we also know he was close with bill clinton with donald trump. that he seem to be very -- into those angles as well. >> i'm not keen on that in this sense let's take president trump, i talked to the head of the spa from wol with that ran the spa at mar-a-lago i talked to a couple of times i said did you know jeffrey epstein she said yeah.

but she definitely was around and close to jeffrey and now she has disappeared. jesse: she has disappeared, will she be interviewed again? >> the fbi wants to talk to her and then you have prince andrew, he was the one who clearly, when we put the book together and have the investigators looking, it was not clear what he had done but it was clear he was involved and he was that a lot of parties. jesse: very close with epstein. and we know he was close with bill clinton, donald trump. >> i'm not too keen on that in the sense. let's take president trump, i talked to the head of the spa from a woman who ran the spot and merit longer. and i talked to her a couple times and i said did you know jeffrey epstein she said yes, he came to the spa and he was inappropriate in her opinion with the young girls and at that point she went to donald trump and when he heard about it he banned epstein from the club. >> we never get anythingut realy negative about he or president clinton, so anything --'s be one of your investigators found anything. >> no, we took the pilots of the

here's the best proof i had no idea one day i was talking to jeffrey epstein. he said what you doing for christmas? i said my granddaughter has a soccer tournament he said where that's right near palm beach may also be empty during christmas i will be on my island use the house instead of going to the hotel. i said that's great so i brought my wife and my daughter is not my granddaughter and grandson and my son we spent the days in his house and there was a single inappropriate picture i would have been out of there so fast if i would have known anything happened in the house that's the last place i ever would have gone. but nobody suspected anything he kept his private life completely compartmentalized the friendship i had with him is the same as from harvard. i never even knew he had a brother. i didn't know if he had living parents i did not know his friends i just knew his academic colleagues much the way i would with an academic friendship. so i'm fighting back. it will be a tough struggle maybe the girl was abused by jeffrey epstein and the jury may say s

about his friendshith jeffrey epstein. stephanie gosk, nbc news >>> also in britain, more heartbreak as the two victims of friday's terrorist attack on london bridge were remembered and new video and eyewitness accounts emerge nbc's bill neely is there tonight. >> reporter: grief at vigils today the girlfriend of one of those murdered breaking down. the two victims of friday's rampage had tried to help the man who killed them, hoping to rehabilitate convicted terrorist usman khan he might have killed more, but a group of heroes using a fire extinguisher and a whale tusk tackled him before police opened fire a california professor saw the killer strike. >> i saw people die. i saw things that i'm never going to be able to unsee. >> reporter: the killer's own lawyer says he fo that he'd reformed even a decade ago. >> i ain't no terrorist. >> reporter: but he was convicted of plotting to bomb the u.s. embassy, then released early britain's leader now using this as an election weapon. >> i campaigne years. >> reporter: one vict

how did jeffrey epstein get so rich? how did he afford an 8-person party shower, molestation isla island? i thought we had a press corps in this country. you can't answer that question... >> we are willing to ruin the lives of people associated with him, so now why is a woman who seemed to be associated with him not facing the same scrutiny? >> tucker: great question. >> a more complicated web thant maxwell or prince andrew. we just want some fairness across the board. t>> tucker: the great tammy bruce. thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: the modern american economy has made people in the finance world very rich, richer than ever before. how is it working out for everyone else? we will investigate and tell you what hedge funds did to one small town in nebraska. we went there with cameras. that's after the break. ♪ - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside an

how did jeffrey epstein get so rich? how did he afford an 8 person party shower to new mexico and molestation island? i thought we had a press corps in this country. if you can't answer that question, you know. i know nothing to do with ukraine. it might be worth noting. >> if we are willing to ruin various lives of people associated with him. why is a woman who seems now to be associated with him not facing the same scrutiny as other -- and she is. >> tucker: great question. >> more complicated web than maxwell or prince andrew. we just want some fairness across the board. >> tucker: amen. the great tammy bruce. thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: modern american economy has made people in the finance world very rich. richer than ever before. how is it working out for everyone else? we'll investigate and tell you what hedge funds did to one small town in nebraska. we went there with cameras. that's after the break. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: if you spent any time driving around america recently, you may have noticed th

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jeffrey, back to you, house democrats, still sitting in the house realm. do house democrats miss an opportunity with their investigation? >> the question is what were they trying to do? if we just remember each of these participants has a constitutional role as well as a political one. the founders, of course, did not actually develop a separation of powers. they separated, developed a competition of powers. that the house is supposed to jealously guard its powers. in this case, power to decide whether or not as a democratic elected body they feel there is something that should be looked at and tried by the senate, and then the senate i think is supposed to essentially take the house's word for it in the sense that if you believe after the house of representatives believes there should be a trial, then we have a solemn obligation to actually have a trial and not pre-determined the outcome. when senator mcconnell talk and the thin case the democrats are making for the impeachment and therefore no need for a real trial, he's not supposed to say that. he may

host: our guest is jeffrey rosen , head of the national constitution center. we would love hear from you. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents and all others, (202) 748-8002. we had a number of comments and questions in our previous segment of people asking me questions about the constitution, one of which was does the house -- if the house and peaches the president, does the house -- does the senate have to take it up as a trial? guest: another great question. the consensus seems to be that, according to senate rules, that the senate does have to pick it up. the constitution, although it does not say the senate must try, it says the senate shall have the sole power of impeachment, and the chief justice shall preside when the president is impeached. that does anticipate that the senate will hold a trial at the chief justice decide spear there was claim that you could dismiss charges after a day. it is true that the johnson impeachment lasted only three days. that was a case where the votes were not there, and because of that, it

branwen jeffreys, being happier than those in the uk. bra nwen jeffreys, bbc being happier than those in the uk. branwen jeffreys, bbc news, being happier than those in the uk. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, tanlinn. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. and i'm here —— rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. on a cold day, manyjapanese people swear by a nice long dip in a hot spring water. they're not alone. dozens of monkeys in the country's north—most prefecture of hokkaido do exactly that. the monkeys are at the hakodate tropical botanical garden. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello. monday's motors weather was found in the far north of the uk. many areas stay chilly, just one degree in parts of mid wales, ireland and scotland sought temperatures climbing all the way to 10 degrees because of a feed of south—westerly winds from the atlantic, bringing a lot of cloud, bringing some outbreaks of rain, but also bringing some milder hour,

we knew he wouldn't because he basically is in cahoots with jeffrey. but we were able to you find his co-pilots. i will never forget sitting in this guy's living room talking to him and he's telling me i can't tell you anything. i want to, but i can't. i look over his shoulder and i see there is a picture of him and his three daughters. i said look at your daughters, they could have been victims. and the guy started tearing up and started talking. >> he said i flew the plane, i flew it all over the world. but i was never really allowed to leave the cockpit. i knew there were bedrooms back there. i knew there were girls on the plane that shouldn't have been there. he said i couldn't leave the cockpit. he told me about the stewardesses on the plane would be very young girls. he couldn't tell me if they were 15, 16, 17, 8. but they were very young, definitely not over 18. jesse: and bill clinton was on those flights. >> numerous times. he would describe them as candy stripers. >> you are saying. many of them were dressed as candy stripers. >> correct. jes

epstein should always be with the victims of jeffrey y epstein. amy: boris johnson and jeremy corbyn responding to this question with jeremy corbyn talking about the victims of jeffrey epstein and prince andrew's response that he could not be sorry for his longtime relationship with jeffrey epstein because he had learned so much from him. tariq ali? >> i wonder what prince andrew actually learned from epstein, amy? i heard this interview. it is puzzling. did you learn the benefits of pedophilia? diddy learn what it is to assault young women who have been brought in to serve these people? i mean, what that interview is like is that andrew many other rich people -- stupid , wanting more money, more greed , thinking they are entitled to do what they want with young women or young men or whoever. i mean, they feel no one can touch them. they are untouchables. and when they are exposed, then they squirm. but while others involved have apologized or tried to, this fellow did not even attempt anything like that. he did not know what to say. i am sure he

jeffrey, do you think that -- >> i don't even know what that means. i mean, you know, he's making the argument no one says it's a crime. but even his own witness, you know, pointed out during the -- when the law professors testified, everyone agrees that impeachable offenses do not have to be crimes. abuse of power in many respects is more serious than many criminal offenses. >> let's play the sound that maggie is talking about from last night. it's important to hear what the president is trying to minimize. listen. >> you saw their so-called articles of impeachment today. people are saying, they're not even a crime. what happened? all of these horrible things. remember, bribery and this and that. where are they? they said these two things. they're not even a crime. this is the lightest, weakest impeachment. >> in fact, professor toobin, the testimony of the other law professors we heard from last week was that in many ways, these impeachment charges are among the most serious we have ever seen. they get to the very fundamental nature of what the fram

what jeffrey epstein was essentially running was called a trap house. allegedly, bringing underage girls into a t house, plying th, allegedly come with drugs, alcohol, money, and they would provide them with sexual favors. totally outrageous. >> mark: everyone says that,at even prince andrew in his train wreck of an interview a couple weeks ago, said it was a bit like a railway station at epstein's manhattan townhouse, by which he meant there were these young girls coming and going all the time. why, why after this deal in florida was that not remarked upon by officialdom in new york? >> human trafficking doesn't occur in a vacuum. most of the girls engage in activities with older men. they go back and recruit other girls and they usually talk. but what strikes me as really odd, and i still can't get past this, is how the assistant united states attorney alexander acosta in 2008 didn't file federal charges against jeffrey epstein. how come child protective services wasn't notified? how come these children weren't. taken to a municipal hospital? how come

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joining us now, new york congressman hack keep jeffreys, he serves on the democratic committee. the jury will be in the senate. you have to come up with charges. what do you anticipate will happen in the judiciary committee? >> it's my expectations we will focus on theover whemi overwhel evidence that the pressure used his power to target an american citizen joe biden for political gain and at the same time withheld, without justification, $391 million in military aid to a very vulnerable ukraine that remains at war with russian backed separatists. >> will the articles of impeachment refer specifically only to ukraine or are you going to bring the mueller report conclusions into it as well? >> that remains to be seen. nothing has been ruled in, nothing has been ruled out. >> where do you stand? >> we'll see what the evidence is in terms of the presentation today. i haven't taken a position. i'm going to reserve judgment as a member of the judiciary committee. we'll be involved in this process. it is going to be important for us to continue to follow the facts, apply the law, gui

very quickly, jeffrey? >> they can't have a trial. but the point maggie is making is mcconnell will say, if you don't want to do your job nancy pelosi, i can't force you. and we're going to go on about our business. that's the risk she's taking by raising this subject. >> yeah. i don't know if it's that big of a risk to her. she's saying if you don't want to do your job, mitch mcconnell, then we're not going to move ahead either. >> i know. but i think that we're getting into the territory where the democrats have made a series of contrary arguments and one of them is move fast, fast, fast, fast. no, actually, let's slow this down. voters sometimes do have trouble holding these two ideas at once. and i think in this nuance world we leave in now, that's dangerous. >> you know what the constitution says about all this? nothing. nothing. it says nothing. and now we have as jeffrey points out and we were talking about this yesterday the two greatest political tacticians in washington duking it out right now in mitch mcconnell and nancy pe

. ♪ jeffrey epstein case gets more and more bizarre. now we have new information about this new mexico ranch. rivera has been digging into this. very different than another property on the island. what are you finding out about the use of the ranch? >> jeffrey epstein intended it to be a baby farm in which he would impregnate as many as 20 young women, girls really at a time. was a relatively remote, fast compound. it was never used to produce babies but he did have some distinguished visitors reported, including the clintons. his old west section of that compound. the other part was the mansion he had. >> backup one second before we get into the clinton situation. how do we know? what evidence do we have that he's intending to of mass impregnation on this property? with her doctors, devices? how do we know? >> epstein, good question. epstein reached out to various scientists and specialists and endowing the various universities and institutes and using some of the same techniques, at least advocating or planning on using the same techn

jeffrey and gina, welcome aboard. thank you for coming on. >> great to be with you. >> how are you? >> tammy: you can't say it's what obama did, or it was brought to us by leprechauns, or some other magical thing that occurred, it's not a dream. it really is, not just right now, an extraordinary economy, we can look at this having several-generation impact in the future, for 100 years. when it comes to thehe establishment's understanding of what it takes to make the country work well. so, when we think about the lie of the media and their refusal to cover this, does it matter? as michael moore said, americans are feeling this. >> well, they are feeling this. you know, i never thought i would find myself agreeing with michael moore on anything. but just remember, his first film was "roger and me," about what donald trump today would call forgotten american, blue collar workers who were ditched out of jobs and all this sort of thing. in michigan. well, donald trump carried michigan.f he carried my home state of pennsylv

that's the argument made there. >> jeffrey, dana, thank you. if you don't want us to know where you are, jeffrey, don't sit in front of a window. >> good point. i haven't led a life of crime. i need to learn more about this. >> thank you very much. cnn will have a town hall with house speaker nancy pelosi at 9:00 p.m. eastern moderated by jake tapper. that's significant because at 9:00 a.m., speaker pelosi is going to be making an announcement that nobody seems to know the substance of. >> not even dana bash knows what nancy pelosi is going to announce. and if she doesn't know -- >> that does not tell you much. >> it does. >>> we do know at least publicly republicans remain unified in their support of the president. will that strategy change after this big announcement this morning? routine so why treat your mouth any differently? listerine® completes the job by preventing plaque, early gum disease, and killing up to 99.9% of germs. try listerine®. need stocking stuffers? try listerine® ready! tabs™. wat t. rowe price, hundreds of our expe

the women say the prince witnessed how jeffrey epstein cases. the women say the prince witnessed howjeffrey epstein and his guests behaved at the accused's home. a subpoena could be served on prince andrew if he returns to the united states. it means that the next time prince andrew visits the states, he faces being ordered to give evidence, whether he likes it 01’ give evidence, whether he likes it or not. with respect to prince andrew, i think he needs to come clean, andl andrew, i think he needs to come clean, and i think the facts need to be real. prince andrew says that he did not see, witness or suspect any suspicious behaviour during his visits to mr epstein's homes in florida, new york and the caribbean, and he says he is willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations if required. virginia giuffre, who says she was trafficked to london by jeffrey epstein to have six with prince andrew told panorama that she was introduced to him by the prince's long standing friend ghislaine maxwell. she says that afte

later, we have breaking news on jeffrey epstein. don't want to miss this. stay with us. . >> three consecutive american presidents have enjoyed stints of economic growth. as president, would you be willing to sacrifice some of that growth, even knowing it could displace thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of blue collar workers in the interest of transitioning to that greener economy? >> the answer is yes. >> wow. there you go. there's joe biden at the recent democratic debate, making it clear that he's willing to sacrifice as though that's what he gets to do, working class jobs to apiece coastal elites and their economy killing climate change agenda. and biden's problems don't stop there. while joe constantly counts his relationship with barack obama, hundreds of obama alumni just this month announced their support for -- wait for it, elizabeth warren. now, it couldn't come at a worse time for the biden campaign, because not only do polls show him trailing mayor pete buttigieg in iowa and new hampshire, he's struggling to win over latino voters that cou

bizarre new evidence in the jeffrey epstein case for you. we'll tell you what they are next. >> tucker: as you well know, they are plenty of reasons to be skeptical of the way jeffrey epstein died. the overworked guards working for free, the botched there was another development that was surprising, if not more than that. the officials in the video footage of epstein's first suicide in manhattan are missing, apparently destroyed. officials said they recover the footage, remains to be seen if there's anything suspicious about it or what's on it. that's what we are talking to ed gavin, retired deputy warden for the new york city of correctio corrections. what do you make of this? >> the fact that the right hand does not know what the left and is doing is certainly suspect. another thing that i would say, i will add to it. when the probe team initially responded to the attempted suicide, they should've responded to the area with a handheld camera. in addition to the cameras that are fixed and positioned on the walls, they should've been recordi

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a former close friend of jeffrey epstein has been on the hot seat said since his own interview last month. they stripped any royal duties and kicked him out of the palace. that is cold blooded. it'll have to do with a woman who claims epstein forced her to have with th sex with the prints when she was under age. he took many of his secrets with him but the prince's claims are getting harder and harder to defend or believe. the guy claimed he is innocent because he cannot sweat. a bunch of pictures pictures of him sweating. tonight on the bbc his accuser said all of that is a total lie. >> he asked me too dance, he is the most hideous dancer of ever seen in my life. it was horrible and this guy was sweating all over me like his sweat was raining basically everywhere, i was grossed out from that but i knew i had to keep him happy because that was for jeffrey would expect from a. >> barf, that is awful. she claims she had with him three times in two of those she was a teenager. she said it is time for the prince to confess. >> he knows what happened, i know what happened and there is only on

virginia jeffrey tells the bbc she was 17 years old when she was trafficked by jeffrey epste epstein, and was forced to have sex with epstein's friends, including the duke of york. >> reporter: we've heard or brits have heard from the accused, prince andrew, and we are hearing from the accuser. and she knows one of them is telling the truth. >> allegations made by virginia giuffre puts prince andrew under more pressure. >> he knows what happened. i know what happened. and one of us is telling the truth. >> reporter: she claims she was trafficked to the duke of york at the age of 17, by jeffrey epstein. giuffre says they met in 2001, with epstein and his girlfriend. >> he asked me to dance. he's the most hideous dancer. >> she was forced to have sexual relations with him, in london, new york and the virgin islands. prince andrew denies all of the allegations made by giuffre. if queen's son gave a now-notorious interview to the bbc last month. >> are you saying you don't believe her? she's lying? >> that's a difficult thing to answer. i'm not in a position to know what she's trying to a

we want to welcome back terry jeffrey. morning thank you for being with us. this from the editorial page this morning. the bipartisan spending party. congress has left town for the year. anotherbefore bipartisan spending party that has typified the trump residency. the numbers deserve noticed because they are likely to have long term impact. exceeding $1ebt trillion. guest: they are exactly right. on theartisan agreement hill is an old one. it has been going on for decades. they are allowing the government to get out of control. you have the baby boom generation continuing to retire. increasing the amount of money spent on those programs. social security costs more than a trillion dollars last year. as the wall street journal points out, you have massive discretionary spending. both parties in congress are doing nothing to try to roll that back. this number courtesy of the debt clock. the nation's debt is $23 trillion. how much money is that? [laughter] don't just say a lot. the debt fiscal 2019, increased by $1.2 trillion. the federal government just in that

it's going jeffrey lord, alan dershowitz, thank you for being here. good to see you. coming up next, new details about the church shooting in texas this weekend. the gunmen shot and killed and why one of th the by one of the parishioners. that is coming up next. don't go anywhere. ♪ i feel like i'm losing my identity. business cards...new logo...outdoor sign. you always get me. now, get free 1 hour in-store pick up... ...at office depot officemax and officedepot.com. same time next week. yes! ♪ >> gregg: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." a gunman opened fire during a sunday service at a texas church and parishioners immediately jumping into action. one neutralized the shooter within seconds. fox news correspondent jeff hall joins us from white settlement, texas, with the latest. >> a very emotional site and the folks inside of this church in the county return for the first time since sunday shooting. more than 240 people decided at the time of the incident, authorities say this could have been a much deadlier moment that unfolded inside of the chur