josh mankiewicz: --i'm done. the rest of the proceeding, for jim huden at least, seemed to be a formality. judge: we, the jury, find the defendant, james edward huden, guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree, as charged. josh mankiewicz: huden would later be sentenced to 80 years in prison. but he had scarcely been led from the courtroom before prosecutor greg banks turned his attention to a far more difficult case-- the one against jim huden's alleged accomplice, peggy thomas. charged with murder, there was only one piece of physical evidence tying peggy to the killing of russel douglas. it was that single fingerprint of hers on a page in the gun owner's manual. the case against jim was pretty strong. oh, yeah. but the case against peggy was pretty weak. it was much more circumstantial. josh mankiewicz: it was jean huden, the wronged wife, who stood to be the stngest witness against peggy thomas. according to jean, peggy had told her everything that time jean visited her out in vegas. the plan was pegg

josh: yik wo was decided in 1886. in this case, california enacted a law that required people to apply for a permit. there is no criteria for when a permit should be granted. almost all the people who were chinese were denied permits. all the people who applied for permits who were white got them. this was a criminal offense. this case was appealed to the u.s. supreme court. the supreme court held that this was unconstitutional. they found that the standards by which these permits were denied were completely arbitrary and that it was implanted with an evil eye and an unequal hand. that violated the 14th amendment. this was the first major case after the 14th amendment ratification that applied this to noncitizens and found that the state law violated those laws. susan: it has implications for us today. later you will talk about the recent cases. josh: one of the famous decisions was the guantanamo application. even aliens at guantanamo bay do have some protections under our constitution. susan: let's look at a little

josh: yik wo was decided in 1886. in this case, california enacted a law that required people to apply for a permit. there is no criteria for when a permit should be granted. almost all the people who were chinese were denied permits. all the people who applied for -- who were white got them. this was a criminal offense. this case was appealed to the u.s. supreme court. the supreme court held that this was unconstitutional. they found that the standards by which these permits were denied were completely arbitrary and that it was implanted with a.m. -- an and unequal hand. that violated the 14th amendment. this was the first major case after the 14th amendment ratification that applied this to noncitizens and found that the state law violated those laws. susan: it has implications for us today. later you will talk about the recent cases. josh: one of the famous decisions was the guantanamo application. even aliens at guantanamo bay do have some protections under our constitution. let's look at a little bit of it concer

susan: thank you josh and make for helping us -- josh and mae for helping us with this. thank you for being with us. we have 12 cases altogether and we hope you will be with us for more of this journey as we learn about significant supreme court cases in their impact on our -- theireir impact -- and impact on our society. ♪ announcer: next week on c-span's landmark cases, we will explore 1896 of homer versus plessy when a man was arrested in new orleans for taking a reserved forr whites. the decision establish the separate but equal doctrine that allowed a segregation through most of the 20th century. this interpretation of the 14th amendment was not overturned until the brown versus board versus education desegregating schools to watch and x-men a and join the conversation. r #is landmark cases and follow us at c-span. there are resources on our website for background on each case and where you can order the landmark cases companion book, also find the link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. go to c-span.org/landmarkcases. c-span, where hi

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laura: so read the tea leaves for us, josh. what does this mean if you are r vulnerabublican in a seat ahead of the midterm elections? josh: there are over 100 houseor seats that arecompetitive than this pennsylvania congressional district. this map is going to be huge come november. 2democrats need to win on house seats to take back the majority, so they only need to win maybe half or one third of the races at are really in play. the odds of democrats taking back house have never looked greater than after this election. laura: democrats face hurdles of their own, not least the math in the senate. josh: the senate is much tougher because the big battlegrounds in the senate are in very republican states like north dakota, west virginia, some of the most trump-friendly stateson he map. the battleground in the house is not like pennsylvania. it is more in the suburban battlegrounds, where donald trump has lost signindcant gr what made the race so significant is this is in trumpd country,emocrats still won a race on enemy lines. la

smith he is a word is correspondent in seoul south korea and josh how significant is this well these were some of the most historic talks in recent memory this is the first time that such senior south korean officials met directly with cumin john and this signaled that there is some seriousness on both sides you know what hard progress comes out of these talks remains to be seen and that many observers will be especially looking closely at what the response out of washington is right we'll talk about that in just a moment josh if north korea follows through on its offer to freeze nuclear testing what are they likely to want in return. that is the big question is this declaration that they might be willing to give up their nuclear arsenal is something that they in other forums said in the past they have said that they are only pursuing these weapons because of what they see as the threat from the united states a threat of invasion and the threat of the tens of thousands of american troops who are stationed here in south korea so many observers expect them to make certain demands possi

josh: yeah. talia: just to play with, just to have something to do, take care of, responsibility, i guess. brandon: yeah. are there any basic rules of the house that you want your dog to follow? jenn: i'm just nervous that he would get out, and i wouldn't be able to find him. i don't want toto to just run out the door if we leave it open by mistake. there are so many pathways around our condo, that he could be out of sight in a minute. brandon: i don't know if toto is a door dasher. the only way i can find out is test him on it. narrator: but brandon has bigger concerns. brandon: if you remember at the shelter i said i wanted to get to know toto a little bit better. in fact, i found something out about him that was a little unsettling to me. he's what we call leash reactive. leash reactive is where he responds negatively on a leash. whoever trained him before, trained him completely improperly. most likely they took the end of the leash and struck him with it a few times. i want to make sure the

>> yes. >> what does that say to you erin and josh? >> the women are being clear it's consensual affair. the fact is the country has changed add lot season the access hollywood tape. there's a difference tolerance behavior by men. it could peel some voters, particularly some democratic suburban women away. >> you think so? >> i think a lot of this priced with drum. they knew about his behavior and didn't care. with these being about consensual affairs, it's separate from women claiming certain behaviors on his behalf. >> allegations he deny. >> yeah. the thing that he tells williams he sleep with they remind him of his daughter is creepy. that's damaging to him because that makes him seem creepy and weird. >> katy feng, final thoughts to you before we go to break. what is the next please of puzzle that you see coming into play? >> one thing i'd note quickly there's another similarity between mcdougal and the daniels story. keith -- we know mcdougal saying keith was in ko hoots with michael cohen. if it was there is a direct link to don

josh: what we have been focused on is going faster. in order to go faster, we need an organizational structure that has clean accountability and very little bureaucracy. unfortunately that meant that in the third quarter of last year, we needed a leaner structure and we did a layoff. the goal was to go faster and we announced that we have done more than 350 product enhancements just since may, with over 20% higher to demonstrably gms. we're going faster and serving the community better. emily: how are changes coming off internally and externally? ,josh: i think that the team went through hard times over the summer. difficult changes. we are seeing that we are serving the seller community better and the team is feeling great about that. emily: you have giants in the room. amazon, especially. how big a threat are they? especially with their handmade business. josh: etsy is unique in that we have 50 million items, that are made by hand. 1.9 million sellers, you just cannot find that anywhere else. etsy is where you go when you want it to

now family also on the mind of josh duhamel. i caught up with him last night at his love simon premiere. >> t ball season one? >> he's good man. we have training at the house. i'm training him like a dog. i put a piece of candy at each base and if he runs past me he gets the candy. this is why i wanted to be a dad. >> i wouldn't change anything about you. >> stop crying. >> i'm trying. >> in love simon josh plays dad tonic robinson a high schooler forced to come out to everyone including his mom jen garner. >> the real life mom of three was away in d.c. reading to kids while advocating for pre k education. josh picked up parenting duties for their on screen son. >> i was going to ask him if he dadded you off camera. >> i'm probably the most immature person he ever worked with. >> not true. >> am i ten years older than you? >> yeah. >> i think so. >> coming from a guy who used to run with josh back in the day he's one of the most immature guys i've ever bet. in the best possible way. coming up -- ♪ >> jessica and justin's touch

josh and 28-year-old baby driver star eiza kogonzalez are hot an heavy. we're told josh met eiza in february and is head over heels for the actress. he wants to be respectful to fergie. so he's kept the relationship very private. >> i'm very ride or die. i have you. if you need me i'm there no matter what. i'm that girl. i have not gotten very lucky but you know what i'll get my ride or die eventually. >> who is josh's new girl. she got her start in tell leno cell las and makes out with justin timberlake in his new video. in 2013 she was snapped kissing liam hemsworth. in 2016 she was linked with calvin harris. ♪ >> as for what fergie thinks our source tells us fergie knew he was ready to move on. >>> next is bieber being black balled by selena's friends. the answer is yes. quote a big crew of people don't like justin. they think he's a bad influence. she becomes really dependent on him. ♪ >> how does selena deal? she keeps love and friendship separate. this weekend she was spotted out justin and posted this video surrounding by her friends having fun

josh smith is a reuters correspondent in seoul south korea and i asked him how significant a development this is well these were some of the most historic talks in recent memory this is the first time that such senior south korean officials met directly with kim jong un and this signaled that there is some seriousness on both sides you know what hard progress comes out of these talks remains to be seen and many observers will be especially looking closely at what the response out of washington is right we'll talk about that in just a moment josh if north korea follows through on its offer to freeze nuclear testing what are they likely to want in return. that is the big question is this declaration that they might be willing to give up their nuclear arsenal is something that they in other forums said in the past they have said that they are only pursuing these weapons because of what they see as the threat from the united states a threat of invasion and the threat of the tens of thousands of american troops who are stationed here in south korea so many observers expect them to make certai

. against this world fight against josh were. ——joshua. he against this world fight against josh were. —— joshua. he underwent surgery on josh were. —— joshua. he underwent surgery on his elbow at the end of last year but says he is fit and ready. the winner holds three heavyweight titles. there no excuses, you know, once we got the surgery done, now going into the match, it's whoever wins his the best man on the day and there is no excuses from my side. i am 100% ready. there's no injuries. there's nothing, there's no needles so i'm ready to put on the best performance. the decisive penalty was kicked six minutes from time. they are nine points clear at the top of the table. glasgow warriors continue their impressive form. 60 ait — seven was the score. “— their impressive form. 60 ait — seven was the score. —— 68. they are third in conference brief. dragons lost to the cheetahs. it was a big night in the super league with five matches with big wins for some top teams. brian mcdermott‘s 200 game in charg

. >> yeah, josh and i sharing an apartment right now and josh's dog, he's my third roommate. dog is fine. josh is the one i can't stand. >> is this thing on? hello. >> i won't tell about josh's tendency to moon. he really wants people to get a good look at that butt of his. >> the cast loves this meme of dawson doing the ugly cry. but josh told us he's not happy that all 128 episodes are streaming now. >> it's going to be very hard to have any authority in my own household if that's on the air. >> and to watch "entertainment weekly's" full dawson's creek" reunion go to peopletv.com. >> the people who connected with it. that's been the coolest thing to see that it held for people. >> they called for sunset. see ya later "e.t." >> most importantly kev. team dawson or team casey. >> team i don'ty. >> i see you >>> also a tv game changer, "this is us." chrissy metz will be the first to tell you she hit the jackpot of tv gigs, but her first on screen role she was rolling with a completely different entourage. >> i have one more question, mr. cameron, was the sinking on the ship an

josh: what we have been focused on is going faster. and in order to go faster, we need an organizational structure that has very clean accountability and very little bureaucracy. unfortunately that meant that in the third quarter of last year, we needed a leaner structure and we did do a layoff. the goal of the layoff was for us to go faster and we announced that we have done more than 350 product enhancements just since may, with over 20% leading to demonstrably higher gms. so we are going much faster and serving our community better. emily: how are changes coming off, internally and externally? josh: i think that the team went through some very hard times over the summer. it has been difficult changes. but we are seeing that we are serving the seller community better and the team is feeling great about that. emily: you have giants in the room. amazon, especially. how big a threat do you think amazon's, especially with their handmade business? josh: etsy is unique in that we have 50 million items, that are made by hand. 1.9 million se

that is what josh was talking about. chris aliza, let's bring you in and talk about the possible political fallout from this. >> i mean, what a week, you know, the political ramifications are that i think if you are still a supporter of donald trump, you will say good, andy mccabe broke the rules, that's what an internal investigation found he should have been fired. if you judge by polls, that's between 60, between 55% and 60% of the public. you will have questions about this. a lot of those questions have to do with something that katelyn was mentioning earlier, which is the president of the united states has made this something we can't just take at face value. why? because for many months donald trump has tweeted out and been convinced of the fact that what josh just said isn't connected is connected. that of course terry mcauliffe, who by the way was governor of virginia and gave to lots of state senate candidates. but regardless he funneled this money to mccabe's wife to influence mccabe in a way that would make hi

back to you. >> josh, quick question for you. i mean, when i hear about ipads and sort of this big tech push to move into the classroom, i have a number of teachers in my familiarly some come home and say they can't find funding for the schoolbooks or the school supplies that are needed for some of their students how is apple going to, i guess, get these expensive devices and i realize they're not as expensive but how are they going to get them into the classroom >> one is affordability is a key issue. and that's why google made a the lo of head way here. the market share is based on three things if you talk to tech analysts one is affordability we haven't gotten the price of the new ipad tim cook will try to bring that down so we can secure the contracts with school systems. also, a couple other points. it's not just the hardware it's the software. one reason google has been successful in the classroom is because of g suite tlachlt is also important that allows kids to collaborate on projects and assignments in the classroom. on

bloom good to see you both josh let's start with you boris johnson saying it is overwhelmingly likely that vladimir putin himself ordered the use of a nerve agent what could his proof be here. i think is the likelihood of what this is and has come from it's incredibly rare it was in ninety six anywhere outside of nation states and the chances of someone acquiring the black market. and sharing a house it's without the knowledge of russia seems incredibly on why you know sometimes continuous months old and evidence can continues to kind of that most of the major nations of the un are coming out i mean you can't miss one seems to point to that it's pretty much proves that russia has a very major part player ok still it is a very strong accusation and really have there been any reactions from the kremlin . yes there has been the reaction now the kremlin has called these accusations shocking and inexcusable and of course they are very serious accusations considering the fact that the investigation into this incident is very much still ongoing there hasn't really actually been any direct pr

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. >> plus, we're hanging backstage with demi lovato and josh duhamel and jen garner on their rumored romance. >> that didn't take long. >> it didn't. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> personally i have been waiting for 9 to 5 reunion. >> a lot of folks felt the same way. now that a 9 to 5 reboot is officially in the works it looks like the original trio is more than ready to clock back in. ♪ working 9 to 5 >> everybody is very interested. we all agreed we would love to do it if it's right. >> dolly also revealed something else, the story line. >> looks like it was going to bring new girls in. they'll find out where we are, the old characters. we've all come up with a business of our own. >> who could play these new girls? we asked about amy schumer and jennifer lawrence. >> would you put them in the new 9 to 5. >> if i thought they suited the part. >> i expect to be treated equally with a little dignity and a little respect. >> would it be 9 to 5, 8 to 4 or 24/7. >> that's the new issue. >> she's one of the film's producers. dolly's advice, hurry up. >> we're like the good, t

josh, i'll start with you. it's hard to watch. i want to emphasize what he said to charlie gasparino as charlie is tweeting from fox business, that he's going to seek treatment. what do you take away -- other than the painful nature of watching that, what do you take away from it about what is going on with the investigation going forward? it does make it hard to sort through what is meaningful within what he says. >> yeah, i don't know that we can derive a lot from the investigation. we have no idea where sam nunberg is a player here. look, in general rule, it's not a great sign that the host is asking if you're drunk. that's the way he appeared all day yesterday. whatever questions that bob mueller had, it couldn't have had any more than seven hours of cable television that he did yesterday, which was not a legal problem, but you know, starting to border on ethical issues in our ability to put somebody on air like that all day. he was clearly out of his mind. he was clearly making allegations that he couldn't substantiate. i thi

. >> on to josh duhamel. we've discovered more about his new romance. josh and 28-year-old baby driver star eiza kogonzalez are hot an heavy. we're told josh met eiza in february and is head over heels for the actress. he wants to be respectful to fergie. so he's kept the relationship very private. >> i'm very ride or die. i have you. if you need me i'm there no matter what. i'm that girl. i have not gotten very lucky but you know what i'll get my ride or die eventually. >> who is josh's new girl. she got her start in tell leno cell las and makes out with justin timberlake in his new video. in 2013 she was snapped kissing liam hemsworth. in 2016 she was linked with calvin harris. ♪ >> as for what fergie thinks our source tells us fergie knew he was ready to move on. >>> next is bieber being black balled by selena's friends. the answer is yes. quote a big crew of people don't like justin. they think he's a bad influence. she becomes really dependent on him. ♪ >> how does selena deal? she keeps love and friendship separate. this weekend she was spotte

josh duhamel is here. then, their forthcoming album is called "vide noir" lord huron from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, academy award winner kobe bryant will be here, mike epps will join us, and we'll have music from noel gallagher's high flying birds. so please join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is an oscar, golden globe and sag award winning actor, and also the best argument for open borders any country could ever make. her new movie is called "gringo." it opens in theaters friday, please welcome charlize theron. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> you too. >> jimmy: this is a beautiful outfit you have on. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: your friend guillermo is over there. >> hello buddy. >> hi how are you. >> where's the tequila. >> jimmy: it's inside him. he's like a tequila pin ata. >> i'll go get it. >> jimmy: he's never coming back. >> oh, he's coming back. >> jimmy: yes i imagine all men come

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ladies and gentlemen, please welcome josh radnor! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. this is exciting. >> you look terrific. >> jimmy: you look fantastic. [ cheers ] >> especially after the mask. it did something. >> jimmy: it did thing to me, yeah. josh, welcome to the show. >> thanks. >> jimmy: have you gotten this at all on anything like that we look alike or -- >> only like a couple times a a day. [ light laughter ] i get a lot on twitter of like, has anyone seen jimmy fallon and josh radnor in the same room together? >> jimmy: yes. >> so now we can just give them a screen grab. >> jimmy: yeah, they won't believe this. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it's cgi magic. [ light laughter ] >> actually, the first person said it to me, it was in drama school at nyu. my very dear friend dion flynn. >> jimmy: dude, dion flynn is one of my favorite -- >> i know. he's the funniest, greatest guy. >> jimmy: he's been on the show. >> he plays obama on the show. i don't need to tell you that. >> jimmy: yes, but he plays -- [ li

yesterday josh raffel quit his job at the white house. he quit while hope hicks was testifying before the house intelligence committee for nine hours. during her nine hours of testimony yesterday she refused to answer any questions about anything that happened after the election, which includes all sorts of stuff, but that time period would certainly include the air force one discussions last summer. hope hicks' testimony was conducted behind closed doors, but it made headlines anyway when she reportedly told the committee that her work for president trump has required her to tell white lies on his behalf. the way the times wrote up that revelation is itself revealing. hope hicks, white house communications director told house investigators that her work for president trump has occasionally required her to tell white lies. but after embassy textended conn with her lawyers, she insisted that she had not lied about matters material to the investigations into russia's interference in the presidential election and its possible links to trump

josh barrel from business insider back with me. josh, you heard in the clips we were playing, basically apple trying to claim the moral high ground here in this whole debate we're having this social media and facebook. can they do that credibly? >> in certain ways tim cook is saying there are the things long-standing about apple's business model, first of all, apple and facebook are competitors in certain ways. facebook owns what's app, people choose am i going to message over what's app or the apple imessage application to talk with people and what he's describing there about the app store on the iphone. apple has a lot more control over what can be done on its platform than google does with android. the argument he's making is our walled garden model where we exercise more supervision over the app developers, we tell them more about had a they can do that that's advantageous because it prevents people from taking advantage of you. apple products are expensive in terms of their competitors. you are not our product. that's because

right josh smith in seoul south korea thank you very much for that assessment. that we now bring you up to feed some of the stories making news around the wasn't nobel peace laureate malala yousafzai has returned to her home country pakistan it's a first visit since she was shot in the head six years ago by the taliban for promoting education for girls malala went to britain for treatment and now lives in studies there a ceremony was held in the prime minister's office in pakistan to welcome her british prime minister to resign may is on a day long two of the u.k. to mock the one year ounce down to britain's departure from the european union may visited a textile factory in scotland she told people that the drugs it would provide the u.k. with opportunities she'd also make stops in england wales and northern ireland. british police now believe the former russian spies set against the palin's daughter junia were poisoned at their home detectives identified the highest concentration of the military grade agent on the front door of the house in the town of silence

and pete najarian are here at the stock exchange, erin brown is the head of asset allocation at ubs, josh brown joining us as well we've got tariffs coming down the pike on china, stocks are having their worst day since february 8th >> vix pushing up to 22, that kind of level, judge, you and i talked upstairs about whether or not when the president's -- the unknown of what the president is going to present we know it's going to be about $50 billion in tariffs we of course can only speculate as to what the reaction will be from china the counterpunch, if you will. but i think there's the possibility at the bottom of the hour that the market reacts to this news not in the same way that it's been reacting while it's unknown in other words, once we know how -- which industry groups are going to be impacted by this, i think then we're more likely to see a potential for maybe not taking it all back, but for some sort of bounce we'll see. >> the dow, erin, is down a full 2% as we speak we'll call it 500 points we just eclipsed the 500-point decline. >> i think what will be important this afterno

yesterday josh raffle quit his job at the white house. he quit while hope hicks was testifying before the house intelligence committee for nine hours. during her nine hours of testimony yesterday she refused to answer any questions about anything that happened after the election, which includes all sorts of stuff, but that time period would certainly include the air force one discussions last summer. hope hicks' testimony was conducted behind closed doors, but it made headlines anyway when she reportedly told the committee that her work for president trump has required her to tell white lies on his behalf. the way the times wrote up that revelation is itself revealing. hope hicks, white house communications director told house investigators that her work for president trump has occasionally required her to tell white lies. but after extend consultation with her lawyers, she insisted that she had not lied about matters material to the investigations into russia's interference in the presidential election and its possible links to trump ass

i mean, they're edible. >> josh pike is great for tv. huge personality. however, i didn't quite realize he was going to be such a difficult interview subject. >> what's going on with you? you're getting a little approaching over there, huh? what's going on? i see you out of my peripheral, i'm on you like that. i know what's going on, pal. 50, 50 bucks. 50 bucks. 50 bucks. we're bidding your watch off. is that me? what the [ bleep ] is on my face? that's going to get edited. >> pike was at maricopa fighting a variety of methamphetamine-related charges. including burglary. >> i can't believe people tune into this bull [ bleep ]. when i get out and go to get a b it says ease expla your criminal history, well i'm going to have to back a truck in or see attachment "a" because of all my charges now. >> pike says all his problems stem from one bad relationship. >> my relationship with meth has been ongoing since i was 12. i've had a little bit of break time when i get incarcerated, so it's the only time i clean up. every time i'm out there, since i've been 12 ye

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good, josh. this is where i stand question. good, josh. this is where istand up, question. good, josh. this is where i stand up, walk right here, and walk around with the cameraman. where is josh? walk around with the cameraman. where isjosh? callow walk around with the cameraman. where is josh? callowjosh. walk around with the cameraman. where isjosh? callowjosh. most yellow shirt. what is your question for the panel and the audience?” have two. in the first year, what was the most significant moment the us journalists, was the most significant moment the usjournalists, all for brexit, and the second is, adam, what is the secret of greeting a good buy day? will be hit or christmas! —— goodbye. laura, for you? of the double my head, i would say the election, because it changed the balance of power in parliament, and give hope to remain as it was not necessarily there, that they might be able to slow down or potentially, from minority of them, try. process, because theresa may's authority had drained away. but i actually think their most important moment, for me, anywa

josh. >> josh is the author of the devil's target. [applause] i think you won the cover contest. we were just saying this is a netflix kind of poster thing going on here with donald trump and steve bannon. joshua has worked for the atlantic. he's a bloomberg writer and he is on "cnn" a great deal. you have seen them all over the place. the thing aboutr this look that is so significant is its not just about trump. a lot more going on around him. we begin with the core question what is the one thing you want these people to keep with them? >> first of all my mother also calls you -- so even in my own family but that's okay. the one take away i think that i learned writing the book and thinking about, my book tells the story of how steve bannon and donald trump came together andha tramped in a way that even those of us who are weak-kneed who had front row action didn't see it happening in real time. i didn't think donald trump was going to win until 10:00 p.m. on election night and it hit you like a vendor bolt. i think in reassessing how that happened what is most important to know

josh, of course, is professor of history here and at queens college. he's distinguished professor of history, let me say, which is important. and deservedly so, i think. his books include american empire: 1945-2000. the rise of a global power. the democratic revolution at home, life and labor since world war ii. and in "strange inheritance" sit: the -- in transit. which i think got the phillip taft labor history book award. a number of other awards, new york society library book prize, education award and, of course, he has fellowships from the american cultural societies, national endowment for the humanities, and the honors go on and on. but i will not, all right? ladies and gentlemen, our guests. [applause] >> thank you for that wonderful introduction. i'm honored to be asked to interrogate the eminent dr.ing freeman. one thing you didn't say is that my first beat at "the new york times" was covering manufacturing. and i covered the steel industry, and when i left the times 31 years later, i was writing all about sweat shops. and josh writes a lot a

we have joe terranova, josh brown, jon najarian. erin brown is here as well, head of asset allocation at ubs erin, how is the market going to take this going forward, amid a bit of a tariff tantrum that it's had over the last several days >> there's a couple of things to keep in mind i do believe there is a lot most of flexibility in what trump announced today than -- and what we're likely to hear at 3:30 p.m. than what initially had been suggested he did say there is flexibility to scale up or down the tarifs 7 and that we are going to look at both military spending and how countries act in terms of their military defense with regards to the u.s. partnership, as well as trade, as a sort of tradeoff between the two. i think that's really important, because now we're getting back to thinking about trump as sort of the ultimate negotiator i think this is another way for him to negotiate higher payment by germany ainto nato, higher likelihood and higher sort of -- you know, higher sense of payment by the other countries and other allie

joining me now from seoul in south korea is correspondent josh smith from welcome josh surprising is this development and how does it come about well obviously given some of the rhetoric that's been thrown around over the past year with both leaders trading not only threats but also personal insults and then with. north korea's something of a crash program being some of its most powerful. internet intercontinental ballistic missiles yet this is certainly something of a change however over the past few months this is something that leaders on both sides have been hinting at and it's definitely something that leaders here in south korea have been hoping for and north korea has said its nuclear program is up for discussion if the conditions are right what could kill myung be offering a moratorium on you can't task well skilling back the program entirely. well the exact details of what might be on the table are still somewhat unclear so far north korea has not publicly stated much of anything about this potential meeting most of what we know has come from the south koreans now with the s

josh. >> no, you're right. the reason why i was sitting there nodding is because juliette is spot on. if you look at the time line. look where we are. it's friday night, a day and a half before he is eligible to retire. i was in the fbi for over a decade. i can't tell you one example of an investigation or an inquiry that ever had a time line attached to it. but you know i'll tell you something else. one thing jim comey used to say is that law enforcement aren't believers of coincide. if you look at the way this investigation took place and where we are now, it's serious questions to be answered by the attorney general and the inspector general as far as where we are now on the day before he is eligible to retire. >> to add to that, don, since i'm in the business of covering politics, i'm also a big believer in no coincides. if you believe that mccabe was rightly fired, then ask yourself this. why was it announced at 10:00 p.m. on a friday night? i mean, if you think the white house was 100% within its rights,

josh sharmer reverse jam. fancy. cardinal up by 24 next possession. dejon davis steal, slam. he had 12. stanford rolls, 76-58. on to the quarters against ucla. and cal's season ends at 8-24. >>> nba tonight. james harden and the rockets with a winning streak, taking on the bucks. how to defend harden? he is left-handed you. have you to overplay the left. jabari parker, overplay the left. you let him go left. you take away the left, and now he goes right. that didn't work either. just before halftime beats the clock. 21 for harden at the half. giann giann giannis. little man seals the deal. rockets win their 17th straight. 110-99 lead the warriors by one full game. >>> you can't get too excited about spring training. but madison bumgarner looks like he is back to dominating form after he got hurt last year. 15 strikeouts and only 8 innings. mad-bum, his third start in arizona this spring dealing. austin hedges just browsing. and the new padre eric hosmer, a big swing and a miss. bumgarner six k's in three and a third. new giant double to right. brandon belt scores 1-zip. later

the only reason why amazon is not a bank is because of the regulation >> josh, you already have these two companies that own the entire industry. >> when you look at facebook now and think of the industry, i will tell you this, we have talked about this passive investing versus active investing. facebook is the classic example of when passive investing goes the wrong way. i think you're seeing that now >> at some point isn't selling in this cheap growth stock going to abate you sold out your shares a couple weeks ago >> right >> before all this nonsense happened >> why not buy it back 155? >> i prefer google >> are you worried of another shoe dropping in the story >> yeah. i don't have to own it here's the good news, i can also -- >> unless you buy an index fund. >> you can short, but i think everybody has -- everybody has this positive bias he's always -- you will learn something here if you pay attention. these big, visible names >> we always pay attention >>> could be short i could be on the sidelines. >> we're talking long. the problem here is nobody knows now what the earnings ar

>> then josh duhamel and jennifer garner, their first loves revealed. >> that's not true. i don't know what they're talking about. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> charlize theron all business in the white dior suit at the hollywood premiere of "gringo" last night. >> she dresses like a boss because she is a boss. she stars and co produces this film. as a producer charlize had a hand in giving paris jackson her first movie role. >> i really admired that she came in and really auditioned for this and was prepared. she handled this as an individual really well. i was impressed by that. >> michael jackson's only daughter making her big screen debut in the dark comedy. last night she was all glam in a gown with brother prince. david oyelowo gave us insight on charlize as a boss. >> she's incredibly supportive and very inappropriate. she has quite the mouth on her. >> i almost feel bad for the guy. >> that's not true. i have a very, very clear, cleansed proper mouth. i don't know what they're talking about. [ bleep ]. >> we know that's not what she's like with her two

this is a direct quote in josh dawsey's report. let me bring in josh dawsey. i imagine you're waiting for that briefing to begin, josh. tell me how this came about. >> sure. there was a subpoena floating around over the weekend. i think axios and others have reported it so i called sam today and asked him point blank, have you been subpoenaed to be in front of a grand jury? and what do they want? and sam kindly, he's the quintessential provocateur offered to forward me the subpoena and said he wanted to speak on the record. and in an on the record interview he gave me a few pretty explosive quotes. now, to be fair, we have not been able to reach the special counsel's office, but he forwarded a lengthy e-mail from his lawyer that says when they wanted him to come in. as of friday, we know the grand jury usually meets on friday. they also forwarded a document with lots of names and very specific legal language and he said he plans not to comply and would be willing to go to jail. now, whether he will back down or not, who knows. but right now he's the star of th

and josh holmes. michael, how do you explain it because the president was almost taunting governors andco congressman not to be afraid of the nra. then he meets with the nra and he appears to be backing off some of those things he said in the sessions. what happened? >> i think you have a president that wants to get something done. like all of us wants to address school safety. some of what the president said was unfair. you get his criticism of senator toomey. i disagree with what he said about senator toomey. what makes this issue so hard, it's one of the flashpoints in a cultural civic breaking apart. that really does risk tearing our country. one half, probably less than one half that doesn't understand why somebody would want to have a gun. why would someone want to use a gun. then you have another part of the country that looks at it as every opportunity. they tried to take away the rights of law-abiding citizens. until we can get to a point where different parts of the country want to talk to e