i recall as a child, i remember enjoying reading alice in wonderland. listening to the statements are, it brings me back to happier, and in some ways more realistic time reading alice and wonderland. there are so many things wrong with the judiciary committees vetting of judge kavanaugh. it is hard to know where to begin. the white house is well aware of the lengthy controversial record with the president. but the president selected him nonetheless. burden falls to this committee to review his record for the american people. today, we are failing miserably. the review of a supreme court nominees record is not some optional thing that we decide, depending upon who the president might be. be a duty ofuld the united states advice and consent cause. it is the most fundamental part of our senate obligation. . to set the record straight compared to things said, why i was chairman at the time, i worked with then a ranking member jeff sessions to request the full universe of justice kagan's documents from the bill clinton presidential library. we receive 99% of

i don't feel comfortable using the alice in wonderland analysis. we have seven people here now. i do not have to ask unanimous consent. anyway, i don't feel comfortable using his alice in wonderland analysis, but if i were, i would start with the fact that the committee did not receive 99% of justice kagan's records. we didn't get her solicitor general records and we also did not get 66,000 emails that mention her name. with judge kavanaugh, we have a 12 year record of his judicial work. we also have received up to one million pages of his records but ignoring the one million pages, i could at this time quote senator leahy at the time of judge sotomayor's quote. we have the judge's record from the federal bench. that is a public record that we have even before she was designated by the president. record ofmayor's restraint and modesty is best indication of judicial philosophy. we do not have to imagine what kind of a judge she will be because we see what kind of a judge she has been. so it seems to me it is pretty clear that we have an equal amount of evidence to look at of judg

. , i remembera child enjoying reading alice in wonderland. alice and wonderland. are so many things wrong with the gingery committee'vetting of judge kavanaugh. really had to know where to begin. the white house is well aware the presidents like him nonetheless. the full record is not some to,onal thing deciding depending upon who the president might be, it should be a duty of advice andstates consent cause. to set the record straight compared to things said, why i time, i worked with jeff sessions to request the full universe of justice kagan's documents bill clinton presidential library. we receive 99% of them. to everybody,able republicans and democrats alike, on this committee. similarly, for justice -- sessions andtor request records working with civil rights organization in the 1980's. for a civil rights organization in the 1980's, republicans want to see that record. i say ok, fine. that was despite the fact that they -- she had if it more than 3000 opinions over seven years in the district court judge. i did say those opinions were worth looking at. we als

minces first ice cream shop in munich and its interior design was inspired by lewis carroll's alice in wonderland shop is supposed to feel as magical and imaginative as the ice cream creations. roasted chicken meal worms stock fish or schnitzel are just a few of the five hundred flavor varieties the thirty one year old has created today that. the archos one scoop of oreo are screamin it's really good simple little thing for i like yours so much his like it's like. always had them i tried meatloaf flavor once but i can't i liked it. then it's always has a smile on his lips and a balance to the stuff he keeps his eyes and imagination peeled. for new flavors such as macaroon ice cream with champagne passion fruit and raspberries people these anything can be turned into ice cream as long as it's not boring. as it's thinking that i think macaroon ice cream is innovative because you can make a type of frozen macaroni that's where you put an ice cream between the morons with disease or you make one big mac or an ice cream with them around goes on top with glitter and it's going to be great. and i think

university already and then chose a concept that allowed me to keep putting our own hands alice in wonderland and weathers the mad hatter as of what could be more perfect for a crazy ice cream maker theme. the one key ice cream maker from munich is always up for some fun at work or out and about on his high wheel bicycle where ever he is but he has no sense is certainly hard to miss. and we continue with a look at some of the culture and news from around the continent making the headlines and now express. livid enough a demonic ocus tropical and under the chief conductor designate. in the courtyard of billions almost rebuilt city palace on saturday during a special event the orchestra played works by richard strauss and the trick then bass have tickets to the concert was sold for two hundred ninety five heroes presley to help finance the remaining reconstruction of these story corps facades the city palace is scheduled to open by the end of twenty nineteen after a six year long construction period. cliff divers jumped off the rooftop of copenhagen opera house on saturday into the harbor they

>> here is the other side of alice in wonderland. there are grants called the school support and academic enrichment grants that she is proposing seriously, instead of the mental health services that those would provide. they provide funding for community schools like lebron james's school in ohio. they provide arts and anti-bullying training. -- if you wantg to buy guns for your school, you can take school support and academic enrichment funds. host: how many of those funds are out there? guest: i do not know that so i will not make up numbers. it is a lot of money. host: this is a federal pot of money? guest: it is a federal pot of money. people need to understand what the federal department of education was designed to do. we do not have a national school system. we have state run systems. 60's, where you had some states that had segregated schools, or you had lots of states that said we do not serve special ed children, or girls are not allowed in these programs, only boys, the federal role was to combat discrimination, to make s

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what you what you have is a kind of alice in wonderland kind of through the looking glass. coverage in the media in the western media. i see joining us here on a saturday morning in moscow is now eight twenty two am plenty more stories for you at the top of the hour hope you can join us then. p.j.'s national camera. roughly once they showed so mostly for them. to joan cool videos this along with the roughly string of apps. going down on string i don't rightly don't t.v. . shows seem wrong. but old clothes just don't all. get to shape out just because to add to it and gain from it because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. now finally one of the women also defended evolution now how does it go to the monkey point about. lining if he would be would it be that easy to find ten that out in me. plus is that going to be much to people who move a. little i've done my duty by my little bit too much of that i little bit i'll accept that i don't have money coming over much of the woodwork to mop up to get a job but it. does this o

i there are probably psychos it meant sent valving the green wonderlands and now they get to tell their own stories trees are taking to twitter. this beech tree is one hundred and ten years old it recently began posting tweets about its day to day life today i have shrunk it says. the project is the brainchild of kathy stepa a bio engineer and a belgian university it monitors trees vital signs using technology similar to fitness trackers but at six thousand euros to install it's pretty costly measurements about water flow are especially important. but others also of tots work and of the money that's kind of like the heartbeat. of italy that tells us if a tree is in good or in bad health this of the state is because if a tree is dried out and under stress it communicates that to everyone on twitter. the ments in the stuff. the forests are crucial for our climate the leaves absorb carbon dioxide and amid oxygen trees also filter pollution out of the air professor steppers project monitors how much water trees absorb through their roots it travels through tiny capillaries and evaporates in

welcome to the alice in wonderland presidency. here, anderson, truth is not truth, a crime is not a crime, and alan dershowitz is not on television to defend donald trump. >> earlier this year somebody else who was on television defending michael cohen was his lawyer in another matter and his friend david schwartz. you were on with him multiple times. david schwartz repeatedly said all the things that michael cohen was saying at the time, which we now know were lies. whether -- we don't know if david schwartz knew michael cohen was lying or if he was lied to as well. we reached out to david schwartz to ask him, a, to come on. he declined. but he also said, and i want to make sure i get this right, that he was only repeating -- he was "merely repeating the public positions that were in the public domain at the time." was michael cohen do you think lying to his own attorney back then? >> well, i don't know, anderson. but that statement that you just read from david schwartz is absolutely false. david schwartz made numerous statement

>> yeah, it felt like a wonderland with him. >> reporter: she was he was a handsome, charismatic conversationalist she met on a dating app. >> we talked so much, we had so much in common. seemed like a real good guy. >> she had no idea her life was in danger. >> you never wake up one day and be like, my boyfriend i'm dating is going to try to kill me. >> reporter: the man she thought she was falling for allegedly stalking her, threatening her. >> i'll kidnap that [ bleep ] -- >> reporter: and her son. >> i'll do anything! >> reporter: nearly choking her to death. we're learning daniel drayton is a suspected murderer and rapist, accused of killing 29-year-old nurse samantha stewart last month, and luring a number of women he met on dating sites into a string of heinous assaults. zenea says dranton contacted her on the app plenty fish november last year. she says she wasn't even looking for love. >> he hit me up for two days straight, didn't pay it mind. i finally replied. from there our conversations went every day. >> reporter: they struck up a fast friendship that quickly turned to romance. >> he

." >> you take the red pill, you stay in wonderland. and i show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. >> so the red pill is like to swallow a red pill means to be kind of woken up -- >> that's from "the matrix." >> there are a lot of references, q makes references to different movies. >> reporter: they insist it's harmless stuff, but other crowd source conspiracies have had consequences. most famously, pizzagate. in 2016, edgar welsh turned up at comet pizza in washington, d.c. with an ar-15 and started shooting because he believed the false story a pedophile ring connected with the clintons was operating inside the restaurant. >> what happened today demonstrates that promoting false and reckless conspiracy theories come with consequences. >> freedom is back on the march! >> reporter: this week social media companies took aim at another internet conspiracy theorist, alex jones. youtube and facebook pulled his videos, accusing him of violating community standards. jones famously claimed the sandy hook school shooting was a hoax. he's being

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corporate media they portray everything back to front so what you want you have is a kind of alice in wonderland kind of through the looking glass. coverage in the media in the western media. not so new trap for this hour what have your futurist i've often asked time don't forget you can also keep yourself updated on our social media pages and you can chat. please. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the way to the united states is dangerous for moost of the illegal immigrants. crossing grandmothers sometimes the little simple they want to take on most of enter and i've wondered about some just about but many of them look for refuge in the so-called same tree sides the group used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities how to best friends i asked ban. was you know no i've ended up next time i get i'm in a lot of class and i want that. to happen and they have to watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the one time move

corporate media they portray everything back to front so were two words you have these kind of alice in wonderland kind of through the looking glass. coverage in the media in the western media. occupy london appears to be the latest victim of facebook's recent spree of shutting down pages of social justice movement had its page taken down for several hours at the movement says this is not the first time that facebook has try to censor its content now occupy london is a social justice movement founded in twenty eleven it is a part of a global movement organized hundreds of protests against financial elites. the movement says its founding values are equality and diversity now occupy london has a significant social media presence with around one hundred fifty thousand followers on facebook now some say that certain pro palestine posts by occupy london might be to blame for facebook's removal of the page riaz to facebook for a comment the social media giant has since apologized to occupy london saying it was all a big mistake by george by one of the movement's activists is not entirely convinced . if

corporate media they portray everything back to front so what you want you have is a kind of alice in wonderland kind of through the looking glass. coverage in the media in the western media. the wedding of a country's foreign minister i wouldn't normally generate many headlines but it seems that's not the case if i say it and that's a mere pittance on the gas left that's precisely what's happening in australia in fact today and not everybody is happy about it. all of us has more details. president vladimir putin will be the guest of honor at the wedding of austrian foreign minister nice and businessman. and the luxury that they'll be getting married out just to the south of in austria president putin is expected to arrive by plane early morning on saturday he'll be then traveling by helicopter to the place where the wedding is taking place there is talk of a carriage ride also going on and i think that might be more for the happy couple and not something that mr putin will be taking part in from the austrian side they've confirmed that the usual security protocol will be in place for the arriva

corporate media they portray everything back to front so what you want you have is a kind of alice in wonderland kind of through the looking glass. coverage in the media in the western media. now it's been twenty is since the russian economy was hit by one of the west's crises in its history it came on the heels of a financial crisis in east asia the previous year and declining all prices at the height of the troubles the federal budget deficit reached more than one hundred eighty billion rubles and inflation in the country soared dramatically the government's devalued the national currency defaulted on domestic debts and declared a moratorium on foreign debt as a result the market collapsed and many banks and businesses have to close the form ahead of russia central sygate to being and told us about the challenges faced in overcoming the crisis. when it does go to the problems began much earlier to speak frankly the default could have been declared for the same reasons in november december one thousand nine hundred seven when the oil price dropped the crisis in asia caused capital outflows from

corporate media they portray everything back to front so what you want you have is a kind of alice in wonderland kind of through the looking glass. coverage in the media in the western media. pay for that for a feather details on the stories covets and much more check out the dot com i went on social media to be back in just a very thirty minute. it . seems wrong but old old just told. me. to shape out. the ticket and in. the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. plus you have you noticed a lot of sympathy i want to become lost and i won the last post on this but i have many of them look for refuge in the so called sentries sides of the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities how to best person as banker. lisita point zero five and up next time i get i'm in a lot of class on that one that. they have to watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the. movie or political rivals. both of you what is the who co

. >> i feel like i'm alice in wonderland and i fell down the rabbit hole. investigating a collusion that wasn't fair and were not investigating a collusion that was clearly there. lou: give me your best judgment. what would take with any one of conscious and not department of justice, any one of our congressmen, senators, republican to say this -- the special counsel is a sad, pathetic joke and it is tearing the nation to pieces and it's got to end now. why is there not a single voice other than that of the president here? >> new leadership is what it's going to take. just who is a nice man, but just not fit for this job. jeff sessions is a nice man. he's a southern gentleman, but he doesn't know how to kill it all. all he does is defend. he's always thought nobody the justice department could do any wrong. they are protect in the institution. lou: does the president have to fire sessions, rosenstein? >> yeah, but not before the election, please. but reich cabinet go through, get a few things out of the way and then we can. lou: but doria toensing, i'm not

. ♪ if you want love we'll make it ♪ ♪ swim in a deep sea of blankets ♪ ♪ your body's a wonderland ♪ i use my hands >> in the 2000s rock itself becomes known and weirdly apolitical for a time when the country was at war. >> post-9/11 some believe familiar music will sell well this holiday. ♪ i've been down to the bottom of every bottle ♪ >> nickelback, they had bigger hits than everybody. >> everybody's welcome in the nickelback club. we've got a big club. ♪ yeah, yeah >> a lot of rock is not really doing what it used to do, and it's almost like it lost its will to fight. unless you're talking about green day. ♪ ♪ don't want to be an american idiot ♪ >> you can't undersell how shocking it was that the definitive statement on george bush's america came from green day. ♪ ♪ all across the alien nation ♪ everything's meant to be okay ♪ >> it was kind of like a rock opera. you had to listen to it from front to back because it told the entire story of what was going on in the decade. ♪ wake me up ♪ when september ends >> the fear of terrorism. the media. the wars. p

. >> i want to go to wonderland. >> we will be back here on monday. roses are red, violets are blue and this is the end of >> bret: this is a fox news alert, welcome to washington. a new pentagon report says that china's air force is taking aim at the u.s. the annual report states that the chinese military is likely training for strikes on u.s. targets and that's not all. this report includes the people's liberation army improving already formidable cyber operations. the reports drops today after reports that trump is restarting trade talks with china. >> an annual pentagon report to congress warns of china's military is likely training for strikes on u.s. targets, the people's liberation army has rapidly expanded its overwater bomber operating areas, gaining experience in maritime regions and likely training for strikes. the chinese air force has also shifted to a nuclear mission. the report echoes public warnings from top pentagon officials that china remains the u.s. military's biggest long-term challenge. >> without focused involvement and engagem

. >> i want to go to wonderland. >> we will be back here on monday. roses are red, violets are blue and this is the end of >> bret: this is a fox news alert, welcome to washington. a new pentagon report says that china's air force is taking aim at the u.s. the annual report states that the chinese military is likely training for strikes on u.s. targets and that's not all. this report includes the people's liberation army improving already formidable cyber operations. the reports drops today after reports that trump is restarting trade talks with china.

like the alice in wonderland economy. let's return to tariffs right now. kristina, get you in a second. i know what you're thinking, i want to hear, i don't know what you're thinking right now, steve, because the tariffs are way, our way of trying to level this playing field, right, with the china and rest of the world, frankly but it could hurt. it could hurt a lot in the interim. >> right. trish: so how do we -- >> here is the thing, trade wars are cumulative. little parts of the trade war don't matter. right now if you look at the market, look at investment by companies they're not running scared yet of the trade war even though there is some worry about it. the question about the trade war, what point it accumulates so much the dominoes fall and you do have outstanding economic impact? we're not there yet but the war seems to be accelerating. >> that said, if you want to stop china from stealing your stuff what else do you do? >> right. here is the thing, right? china is actually, let's talk about corporate debt. the state organized employers in china

an exclusive tour inside the show's wardrobe wonderland and the exclusive secrets behind all the pearson magic. >> i love jack in the mustache. which was a hard sell in the beginning. >> really? >> yeah. we have what we call beardgate. >> second episode of the first season it was scripted that jack was clean shaven but eight years older. >> p-3? >> p-3! >> i said maybe i should be wearing a mustache. we shaved half of my face and we did a -- wait, wait, wait, wait. >> stop, stop, stop. we're like, do i -- we already did it. >> look she creates on "this is us" earned makeup artist zoe hay an emmy nod. and she told us milo's actually been given a few no-nos. so his sometimes fake facial hair won't slide off. >> milo has a great little chuckle he does. >> milo brought in a photo of his own dad to act as a guide with the anging process. and when sterling had to go gray the team applied this chin to make him look older and heavier. >> it goes by pretty quickly. it's like three hours. maybe a little bit less. >> for es tettics i think our worst enemy is probably tears zplt salt in the tears ac

it's "alice in wonderland." >> sean: you both get an a+ tonight. quoting margaret thatcher and taxing the snot out of them, dan bongino. i did meet your brother. he is better looking, younger and smarter. >> he's not smarter. y he's definitely better looking though. >> sean: our video of the day next.. ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. ♪ >> sean: today, the president honored i.c.e. officers and officials at the white house. they deserve it. take a look. >> to everyone here today from immigration and customs enforcement, customs and border protection, i want to let you know that we love you, we support you, we will always have your back and i think you know that. that you have to go through what you are going through and you have to be having to be demeaned by people that have no idea

it's "alice in wonderland." >> sean: you both get an a+ tonight. quoting margaret thatcher and taxing the scene not out of them, dan bongino. i did meet your brother. he is better looking, younger and smarter. >> he's not smarter. he's definitely better looking though. >> sean: our video of the day next. ♪ l his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo dragon? -yeah. -sure, i want that discount on car insurance just for owning a home, but i'm not compromising. -you're taking a shower? -water pressure's crucial, scott! it's like they say -- location, location, koi pond. -they don't say that. ♪ >> sean: today, the president honored i.c.e. officers and officials of the white house. they deserve it. take a look. >> to everyone here today from immigration and customs enforcement, customs and border protection, i want to let you know that we love you, we support you, we will always have your back and i think you know that. that you have to go through what yo

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campuses are overrun snowflake but trigger warnings responsible for the politically correct winter wonderland? kevin phillips of campus a form joins us next to explain. (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? tom: surprise, surprise. trigger warnings are probably responsible for turning millennial into the snowflake generation. harvard researchers looked at what happens when students are given a trigger warning before reading the passage thicket "-right-double-quote, disturbing content. they found that when given a trigger warning some students reported being more offended than if there was no to the warning it offered basically, trigger warnings prime students to be sensitive and less resilient. more than half of college professors report using trigger warnings but is that just leading to a generation of adults who act like delicate flowers? this guy is no flour. i left campus before media director kevin phillips. nice suit. >

into charlie and the chocolate factory in the world in twenty ten he went full throttle with alice in wonderland. to keep burton's work visually exuberant and dr lee comic is rooted in his lifelong affection for misfits the way i grew up was very like fifty's sixty's bland suburbia so i was felt like out of place i think that's why i was always drawn to monsters because i felt like i didn't feel that they were bad i just felt like creatures that are so. sleazy with a career that spans over thirty five years tim burton is. and he take his creative dockside has certainly paid off. in this league zubrin what lies beyond describing it in this michelin starred lends itself well to animation yes it does we saw a very brief bit of animation there but i mean as a child actually the very first films he made in his backyard as a child with short animation films that we've never seen of course very crude ones but. he then his best job in the business was book is an animation of disney and then his first full length length feature film was in fact corpse bride and me of animators of the worked on the film b

welcome to the alice in wonderland presidency. here truth is not truth, a crime is not a crime and alan dershowitz is not on television to defend donald trump. someone defending michael cohen and his friend david schwartz, you were on with him multiple times. schwartz repeatedly said all the things michael cohen was saying, which we know was lying. we reached out to david schwartz to ask him to come on but he declined. he said he was "merely repeating the public positions that were in the public domain at the time. "was michael cohen, you think, lying to his own attorney back then? >> well, i don't know, anderson s. but that statement from schwartz is absolutely false. he made numerous statements on your show and others where he stated he had discussions with cohen in detail and laying out positions we know now were absolute lies. we have spirited debates on your show. i remember them. i know you remember them. now we find out that everything that was being espoused by david schwartz was a complete fabrication. >> i've asked why m

i think trump and giuliani's protests at this point have to be dismissed of al lisz ice in wonderland crazy statements. but going back to mueller, basically now mueller himself i think has alleged three broad conspiracies. one is this campaign finance stormy daniels stuff, one is the hacking, and one is the getting of dirt on hillary clinton. and cohen apparently difficulco the president to all three, at least that is what lanny davis has now said. so true there are many brush fires all around the president on civil and criminal matters and different stoauthorities. but also with choen over this last week, there is the prospect of a direct linkage of all the main work, the three basic crimes that mueller is pursuing all coming home to roost at the president's feet via initially anyway michael cohen. >> gabe, let's talk about david pecker and dylan howard, editor-in-chief of the "national enquirer." they were both very close to the president. one would assume that they were staying very close to the president and all of a sudden we hear about this immunity agreement. do we know what ha

in twenty ten you went full throttle with alice in wonderland. he's guaranteed buttons work visually exuberant and darkly comic is rooted in his lifelong affection for misfits the way i grew up was very late fifty's sixty's bland suburbia so i always felt like out of place i think that's why i was i was drawn to monsters because i felt like i didn't feel that they were bad i just felt like creatures that are so used to. sing amazing with a career that spans over thirty five years tim burton is. danny to his creative dockside has certainly paid off the. shared time indeed his unique visual style also lends itself really well to animation yeah absolutely i mean it's first movies as a child he made little stop motion things at home in his backyard evidently and i mean as you say it's absolutely lends itself his first job in the industry was actually is an animated disney and the first feature full length feature film animation feature film was this phone call bride and it was a moment of animate his own as he works on the film but the characters wer

. >> yeah, i grew up with all sorts of -- the fantasy that wthall grew up "wizard of oz", "alice in wonderland", and all that stuff. so -- and then -- and then, in more recent times the are some -- been some amazing movies by stephen chow from china. s.s.ajamouli, telegu filmmaker, made a great film which i'd like to recommend, "magadheera." >> seth: "magadheera." >> go out anwatch "magadheera." >> seth: okay great. >> yes. >> seth: so you still,t this point, even though you obviously have created all this work, you're still inspired by other artists. that's hear. interesting to >> oh yeah. of course. >> seth: that's great. >> james l. brooks, executive producer of "the simpsons,says if you steal from a black and white movie, it's an homage. s h: yeah. that's really smart. [ light laughter ] that's very, very smart. we have -- you have princesses, elves, demons. >> yes. >> seth: what was -- tassume that one of the -- obviously being bo creator and the animator, the look of it becomes very important. what was the first chacter you conceived of as far as how they would look? >> elfo. elfo was ba

. >> yes, this is where you enter wonderland >> ah. >> a serene paradise there's even a saloon. >> no. >> with his beach blonde hair, board shorts and tiger skacarf, justin may not be the picture idea of a millionaire. is that what you do on a daily basis? >> yes, but you've got to use anti-freeze in the winter. >> make no mistake he's sitting on a massive fortune built on bitcoin. what do i call you >> some people call me justin. some people call me crypto kid i tried to change my name, but the bureaucracy was a nightmare. >> that seems crazy. >> yes, i'm obsessed so right now we're mining crypto currency in 2009 i came across the bitcoin scientific paper and it was like, wow. that's when i got a job working construction for the sole purpose of investing in bitcoin. >> unlike other bitcoin millionaires who cashed in their staggering returns for boats and yachts, crypto kid keeps his paws off it all together >> i sold all my stuff, moved into the most living environment i could. >> a tree house. >> yes, there's lots of hard surfaces to hit your head on, so you have to be very gentle l

. >> beyond music, modeling, and establishing her own music label, wonderland monae also acts. >> you know my rules, it's all love and all pride in thise. >> playing notable roles in films like "moonlight" and "hidden figures." >> i'm not goingo entertain the impossible. >> reporter: in "dirty computer," her latest album, monae takes on race and gender with her songs. >> i created a very honest and vulnerable body of work. >> she shares a raw and personal journey, one of struggling, persevering, and ultimately, living out loud, proudly on her own terms. >> we've just got to remind them girls and women that there's nothing you can't do. t ands morning, we're ready for the award-winning janelle monae to live it up on our citi concert stage.t, all riadies and gentlemen, performing "make me feel," here's janelle monae. ♪ ♪ baby don't make mell spe it out forya ♪ ♪ all of the feelings that i got for ya ♪ ♪ can't be bexplained, i can try for ya, oo ooh, ooh ♪ ♪ baby, don't make me spell it out for ya ♪ ♪ you keep on asking me the same questions, why ♪ ♪ and second gu

one of the biggest that democrats are gunning for is white color wonderlands. wonderlands.ar many of them voted for mitt romney in 2012 but went to hillary clinton in 2016. high income, high college education suburbs. 10th district, kansas city, dallas, houston, all places that republicans are suffering from the drag of the white house. democrats in most cases have pretty strong nominees. host: let's talk about a race taking place next tuesday, ohio's 12th district seat. open seat and a special election. whoever wins will sit in the house this year and run in november. why is this a dead heat? guest: we had this as a tossup since april. the reason this election is close in a republican district is because of the democratic advantage. 65% ofmost recent poll, democratic voters rated their interest in the election as a 9 or 10 out of 10. ohio's districts like 12th which voted for donald trump by 12 points, that is a close race. democrats in the franklin county portion of the business district, the columbus suburb, are really motivated to vote. republicans in the r

>> this is an experiential wonderland of candy in multiple rooms. it's immersive >> i buy a ticket? >> you buy a ticket. >> how much does it cost >> $34 in new york >> and you get what for that >> you get an experience in every room you play in a giant marshmallow pit, shot with confetti cannons, go through a gallery of art made out of candy >> it's like a candy museum but you get to eat it while going? >> yes every room you get to, you get a piece of candy >> how long is the experience? >> about an hour >> this marshmallow pit. do you eat it? >> no. it's fake. >> it's fake >> thank goodness. >> where did you develop this idea from? >> my two partners and i came up with this idea last year we love the idea of giving back. there's a lot of anger in the world out there. we want to provide pure joy for an hour from every age group that's what the beauty of candytopia is. it's ageless and timeless. everybody seems to love it >> what's the breakdown thus far? you do this in santa monica. >> it's about 25% kids and 75% adults it's instagram a lot of people are taking pictures but you're a

but what is going on in philadelphia, like alice in wonderland story, topsy-turvy the mayor is blaming i.c.e. or the federal government for trying to enforce the laws, being the cause of this rape. that is insanity. it is the sanctuary cities policies attract and allow in people who committees heinous crimes, just exactly what happened to kate steinle of san francisco, what happened in philadelphia, not only story like this. but going back in texas, we passed that law two years ago to make sure we would not have occasions like this. it is, it is a crime for law enforcement officials, for elected officials in the state of texas to promote or to support sanctuary city policies. and so, we will take swift action against any official in the state of texas that promotes or accepts sanctuary city policies because we have banned sanctuary cities in the state of texas. steve: governor, let's talk a little bit how you're trying to reform the bail system down in texas. i know after law enforcement agent was killed, his widow approached you. you have proposed the damon allen act in his honor. tel

>> here is the other side of alice in wonderland. there are grants called the school support and academic enrichment grants that she is proposing seriously, instead of the mental health services that those would provide. they provide funding for community schools like lebron james's school in ohio. they provide arts and anti-bullying training. -- if you wantg to buy guns for your school, you can take school support and academic enrichment funds. host: how many of those funds are out there? guest: i do not know that so i will not make up numbers. it is a lot of money. host: this is a federal pot of money? guest: it is a federal pot of money. people need to understand what the federal department of education was designed to do. we do not have a national school system. we have state run systems. 60's, where you had some states that had segregated schools, or you had lots of states that said we do not serve special ed children, or girls are not allowed in these programs, only boys, the federal role was to combat discrimination, to make s

she's seeking volunteers to help turn the white house into a winter wonderland. creative minds can apply online until september 3rd. and musicians have until the 17th. the chosen volunteer wills be notified by october 1st. you can go to fox and friends.com to apply. i i have a feeling she'll know what she's doing there. very stylish lady. >> she doesn't want me to apply. >> i don't recommend it. >>> a restaurant posts on social media about a visit from jeff sessions and then is forced to remove its social media pages. this is just the start of a trend of attacks -- not the start. the middle of the attacks. cory lecorey lewandowski is hero react. >>> athletes takes a knee during the national anthem. the police unions are taking a stand of their own. wait until you see what they're doing coming up. ♪ ♪ including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. . >> you're a villain. locking up immigrant children. >> why are you separating families? >> deport stephen miller. >> members of the trump administration facing continued harassment from liberal protesters this

. >> what's going on in philadelphia is like an alice in wonderland story where it's topsy-turvy where the mayor is blaming ice or the federal government for trying to enforce the laws for being the cause of this. that is insanity. it is the sanctuary city policies that both attract and allow in people who commit these heinous crimes just exactly what happened to kate steinfully san francisco, what happened in philadelphia is not the only story like this. but going back in fedex texas, we passed that law two years ago to make sure that we would not have occasions like this. pete: hone in on one word he said attract. they also become a magnet. if you know that your sanctuary city. people who might have nefarious intentions probably go there more likely than somewhere that cracks down. ed: he mentioned philadelphia wasn't that the mayor who did the dance. pete: roll a tape on that. abby: i cannot highlight the importance of congress through all of this. you have the blame put on ice agents. blames put on individuals and, yet, we have not passed an immigration law that really has been eff

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