newhouse: stand up. patt: a question is -- >> a question is a question and has a question mark at the end. >> something that has been on my mind as you have been talking is there is a big leaning in the intelligence community that china might do something with taiwan -- this sounds like out of the blue -- and that might draw the u.s. and to a peer to peer war with china, possibly russian north korea as well. do you think the two parties could figure out how to start working together in that scenario, or would they see that as an opportunity for gamesmanship and polarize further. mr. newhouse: interesting and good question. in that circumstance, the parties would pull together. if there is anything that unites all voters when we test surveys, is someone taking a strong stand against china, so that unites voters. that is a no-brainer. they would pull together on that. that is something, and outside of that, it could pull americans together, like 9/11. >> we are having a trial run of that idea right now in

newhouse. was already very impressed with donald trump. he used it. very impressive donald trump because his best friend was the notorious lawyer boy cohn and roy cohn said you got to you got to do something with this trump fellow because he's a cover he built the trump tower remember that this is in the 8687 period so psy took me along to meet with mr. trump. there was no agent and no lawyer. and trump was so flattered that mr. newhouse a very sort of eminent figure in the world of arts letters would come to his office. he agreed to immediately to a book contract. and the book became art of the deal. there was a writer named tony schwartz or had already pitched a book to trump. and that was the book. and when it came out in december of 87 it event immediately to the top of the best cellist stayed there for six months sold a million copies a million copies clean and of course everybody was already saying well trump bought the cops. i can tell you trump doesn't buy his own book. you know, it's just not made that way. so it was a huge triumph and it cer

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we do know from the statement from the newhouse speaker's office that he did receive surgery, two surgeries, one for his skull and the other for his arm. and hand. following that assault that happened at his home earlier this morning. he is expected to make a full recovery. so that is good news for the pelosi family. we do know that the house speaker is now currently here at the hospital. sky 7 did catch her walking into the hospital from the front entrance as she is now with her family presumably with them while they get an update what the husband's current condition is right now. that is following a very long -- she was in the nationas capital earlier this morning and is now in san francisco alongside her family. we have been here all day long. we do know that there was a large security presence toward the emergency room entrance of this hospital. that's on the north side. several s.f.p. squad cars were also parked there and still are there throughout the most of the evening. it was a quiet day outside of that. and now right now, we are awaiting to hear that update from hospital staff abo

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you interviewed someone named steve newhouse who's an orange county executive here in new york, and here's what he had to say about it. >> this is a self-induced problem. so when the mayor of new york city welcomed these, you know, over 10,000 this year, now they're saying it's a state of emergency so they're getting pushed out to other areas like my area of the hudson valley. i get a phone call saying we've got a plane coming up to you with some kids. they're age 13-17, boys and girls, and we're concerned. are they being trafficked? are they going to be sponsored? are hay going to be reunited with their family, their parents? so far they've been relocated to areas like kingston, poughkeepsie and myself, and once our deputies and we see them leave the airport and get onto the highway, we don't know what happens to them from there on. will: i think the big takeaway here is -- and i hear you inherently focusing, rachel, on the human nature, this human tragedy, you know? these are children who are being shuttled around the country in the middle of the night. that's, you know, by design very s

heading into the final stretch of the 2020 election, former health and human services secretary and neil newhouse were among the speakers. it was hosted at the university of kansas.

former obama health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius and republican pollster neil newhouse were among the speakers. the discussion was hosted by the dole institute of politics at the university of kansas.

and it was very interesting to see -- just the different houses what -- newhouse and old house. the members are creative and ways that they create their own health equipment and the way they create other things, too. the question with that i wanted ask is and i will get the station number wrong but -- i went inspect to a station and this has to do again back to cancer. and that back to imness. where there was a shower, sauna, bike in the sauna. and it was explained to me a firefighter coming out of a significant fire would upon i may not have understood this. correct me. would take a lukewarm shower, get in the sauna, ride the bike as fast as they could until they were sweating and then get out and take -- another lukewarm shower >> and i'm trying to timed out if that was not present where i did in the see it in all stations. what is the status of this? what do you have is there information on wlch it ws ownership helps. is it too early to say in >> the initial research indicate its does help but not00 autodpurnsdz anticipation provided fund for example stations to test them and

. >> good morning respond with hereby or present lynne newhouse