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read the full interviews with dick cheney and leon panetta starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. cheryl: a lot more coming up during this hour. a lot more reaction analysis of the historic release and if that sets the stage for a historic summit meeting. >> back and forth. really glad -- [inaudible] cheryl: sarah huckabee sanders. they distract from serious after they start the golan heights. taking a look at futures this morning. all of these political events come political events comes certainly investors are watching right now. s&p up for three quarters, nasdaq up 13.5. you are watching "fbn:am." you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >> welcome back. the skits are caught up on what's happening now. all indexes higher, the dow up 32. israel retaliating against iranian forces reportedly fired 20 rockets towards

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we'll hear from dic dick cheneyn my exclusive interview this morning. we will also speak to the u.n. aambassador. there is information about a top secret intelligence source involved in the muller probe. they didn't get what they wanted but called the discussion productive. congressman darrell will react. also there was a second to the cia nomination. our panel will discuss that as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. >>> president trump called out iran and pointed to it as proof about how it never held you up the nuclear deal. they boosted the budget by more than 40% since signing the deal. this indicates the country never planned to curve their nuclear ambitions. he said they would like to make a new and improved deal that will bin fit both sides. the decision is sparking out rage and the country will prepare for industrial scale of production of nuclear fuel. michael mccall is here this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you, should we be worried about retaliation. >> if i could first say happy mother's day to my 90-year-old mother and

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dick is a villain scheming to take over the government. shakespeare's point is that without lawyers, nobody would need to follow the law. that might be good for criminals like dick, but only because it would be bad for everyone else. criticism of lawyers stems largely from two factors. first, the practice of law is often adversarial, there are winners and losers. your client usually wants to win without regard to what justice demands. there is a story about a client anxiously waiting to hear from his lawyer about the judge's ruling on his case. the lawyer sends a three-word message, justice was done. the client replies, appeal immediately. [laughing] when you represent a prevailing party, it is understandable that the loser may dislike you. the loser may also dislike his own lawyer because from his perspective, the loss surely resulted from the lawyer's performance and not the client's own actions. even the prevailing party may wind up disliking his own lawyer, if the fees are too high or the road to victory too long. it is relatively rare

. >> when dick took over there were 1,200 listings. he got 1,600 more in 7 years. maria: then there is g.e. long time board nebraska o -- board member of g.e. >> jack built a company that was made to withstand the test of time. maria: what happened? >> the culture first of chawl changed dramatically. there was a evident by the leader to unseat jack. jack was meticulous. he would go quarterly to every major business unit and get a complete review. who is your successor. what are you weak on, what are you strong on. it was unbelievable. and he was relentless. jack also had a great relationship with all this people. maria: when i was at cnbc i loved hearing from jack welch. he would send me a note and say good job on this, i'm glad you did this. that pushes a person ford. >> the key is to motivate people. maria: will g.e. ever come back? >> not like it was and a whole lot smaller than it was. >> it's easy to second guess the other guy, and i don't want to do that. i think some of the strategic decisions made at general electric for horrib

. >> when dick took over there were 1,200 listings. he got 1,600 more in 7 years. maria: then there is g.e. long time board nebraska o -- le board member of g.e. >> jack built a company that was made to withstand the test of time. maria: what happened? >> the culture first of chawl changed dramatically. there was a evident by the leader to unseat jack. jack was meticulous. he would go quarterly to every major business unit and get a complete review. who is your successor. what are you weak on, what are you strong on. it was unbelievable. and he was relentless. jack also had a great relationship with all this people. maria: when i was at cnbc i loved hearing from jack welch. he would send me a note and say good job on this, i'm glad you did this. that pushes a person ford. >> the key is to motivate people. maria:ill g.e. ever come back? >> not like it was and a whole lot smaller than it was. >> it's easy to second guess the other guy, and i don't want to do that. i think some of the strategic decisions made at general electric for horri

dick was one of the key founders of that, and so then when the campaign got going, dick asked me to come part-time as a speechwriter. i eventually ended up in new york, at the headquarters. then, during the transition after the election, peter flanagan ran the transition at the pierre hotel. he and dick allen and henry kissinger asked me to join the nsc staff. i went to washington. as soon as we arrived, all the bitter wars started, particularly over the vietnam war. kissinger always had a lean staff. today there are between 1500 and 7000 members of the nsc staff. -- 1500 and 1700 members of the nsc staff. under henry kissinger, there were 30. >> a few good men and women. >> men and women. of course, no one ever accused henry and his staff of not being effective in those days. but there was no such thing as a congressional relations office on the nsc at the time. now it is bigger than tom's staff was in the nixon administration. i was a junior staff member for national security and political military affairs, so the problems as they started to emerge were all defense and national securit

. >> when dick took over there were 1,200 listings. he got 1,600 more in 7 years. maria: then there is g.e. long time board nebraska o -- le board member of g.e. >> jack built a company that was made to withstand the test of time. maria: what happened? >> the culture first of chawl changed dramatically. there was a evident by the leader to unseat jack. jack was meticulous. he would go quarterly to every major business unit and get a complete review. who is your successor. what are you weak on, what are you strong on. it was unbelievable. and he was relentless. jack also had a great relationship with all this people. maria: when i was at cnbc i loved hearing from jack welch. he would send me a note and say good job onhis, i'm glad you did this. that pushes a person ford. the e people. maria: will g.e. ever come back? >> not like it was and a whole lot smaller than it was. >> it's easy to second guess the other guy, and i don't want to do that. i think some of the strategic decisions made at general electric for horrible. asset capital a

. >> when dick took over there were 1,200 listings. he got 1,600 more in 7 years. maria: then there is g.e. long time board nebraska o -- le board member of g.e. >> jack built a company that was made to withstand the test of time. maria: what happened? >> the culture first of chawl changed dramatically. there was a evident by the leader to unseat jack. jack was meticulous. he would go quarterly to every major business unit and get a complete review. who is your successor. what are you weak on, what are you strong on. it was unbelievable. and he was relentless. jack also had a great relationship with all this people. maria: when i was at cnbc i loved hearing from jack welch. he would send me a note and say good job on this, i'm glad you did this. that pushes a person ford. >> the key is to motivate people. maria: will g.e. ever come back? >> not like it was and a whole lot smaller than it was. >> it's easy to second guess the other guy, and i don't want to do that. i think some of the strategic decisions made at general electric for hor

cheney you do not want to miss what dick cheney has to say, next. we have got a problem. a few problems actually. we've got aging roadways, aging power grids, ...aging everything. we also have the age-old problem of bias in the workplace. really... never heard of it. the question is... who's going to fix all of this? an actor? probably not. but you know who can solve it? business. because solving big problems is what business does best. so let's take on the wage gap, the opportunity gap, the achievement gap. whatever the problem, business can help. and i know who can help them do it. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot more stories when your truck is

. >> when dick took over there were 1,200 listings. he got 1,600 more in 7 years. maria: then there is g.e. long time board nebraska o -- le board member of g.e. >> jack built a company that was made to withstand the test of time. maria: what happened? >> the culture first of chawl anged dramatically. there was a evident by the leader to unseat jack. jack was meticulous. he would go quarterly to every major business unit and get a complete review. who is your successor. what are you weak on, what are you strong on. it was unbelievable. and he was relentless. jack also had a great relationship with all this people. maria: when i was at cnbc i loved hearing from jack welch. he would send me a note and say good job on this, i'm glad you did this. that pushes a person ford. >> the key is to motivate people. maria: will g.e. ever come back? >> not like it was and a whole lot smaller than it was. >> it's easy to second guess the other guy, and i don't want to do that. i think some of the strategic decisions made at general electric for horri

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dick's stopped selling the ar-15 riff les and raised the purchas age to 21. gun rights advocates predicted dick's would lose business. the stock soared 27% higher. in the earnings call, hunting sales fell, but brought in other new shoppers. >> you wonder if this is ammuniti ammunition, if you will, for other corporations to make changes. >>> "early start" continues right now. we answer who is kim yong? >> breaking overnight. russia's foreign minister meets with kim jong-un in north korea. could russia throw a wrench in the u.s. approach to pyongyang? >>> secret memo now in the hands of the special counsel. andrew mccabe says the president wanted to fire james comey over the russia investigation. why did rod rosenstein say otherwise? >>> remarkable story from ukraine. russian reporter thought to be assassinated. turns out he is alive and a plot to kill him was foiled. that is such a cloak and dagger story. we have fred plooieitgen on tha one. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. who is kim yong? kim kardashian met w

dick was one of the key founders of that, and so then iwhen the campaign got going, dick asked me to come part-time as a speechwriter. i eventually ended up in new york, at the headquarters. then, during the transition after the election, peter flanagan ran the transition at the pierre hotel. he and dick allen and henry kissinger asked me to join the nsc staff. i went to washington. as soon as we arrived, all the bitter wars started, particularly over the vietnam war. kissinger always had a lean staff. today there are between 1500 and 7000 members of the nsc staff. under henry kissinger, there were 30. >> a feel-good -- few good men and women. >> of course, no one ever accused henry and his staff of not being effective in those days. but there was no such thing as a congressional relations office on the nsc at the time. tom's is bigger than staff was in the nixon administration. i was a junior staff member for national security and political military affairs, so the problems as they started to emerge were all defense and national security, at lease the ones we saw. they had much broa

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if there weren't, then she would appear exactly what dick cheney said. she would have said, we should still have enhanced interrogation in the program never should've been shut down. i think that there is a practical application, but she did not. she said in no uncertain terms that she would never, ever take the cia back to the point where they were doing that regardless of whether or not the president -- >> kimberly: that is one of the tools of enhanced interrogation, the rest are psychological. >> kennedy: not necessarily. there are things to -- >> greg: we would not have this argument! >> kennedy: here is the difference and what makes us better, they do not have these arguments in places like china or self-examination. >> greg: i do not want it to be better. i do not want us to be better. i want us to win. i want to save million of lives. if you want to feel better while people die, fine. i would rather save people's lives and feel worse about it. >> kennedy: think about the iraqi civilians who have died because of this conflict. i do not think that -

maybe we'll find a banana for your monkey. [ laughter ] >> i'm dick cavett. funnier than chet huntley, taller than mickey rooney and pure and honest as newark, new jersey. >> the dick cavett show, you could get people like norman mailer and woody allen. >> my only new year's resolution this year, i think i'm going to try to sleep through the nixon administration. >> you would have authors on. you would have heavyweight boxers. there were conversations. >> when you mentioned the national anthem and talk about playing it in any unorthodox way, you immediately get a guaranteed percentage of hate mail from people who say how dare -- >> that is not unorthodox? >> it isn't unorthodox? >> no, no, i thought it was beautiful. there you go. >> i just thought anything that is interesting ought to have a place on a talk show rather than young, pretty actresses who use the word "excited" in every sentence. you're not frequently seen on television. is that by choice? >> well, of course, it is the most impressive medium of all. it's the medium that will either save america

dick gephardt. john breaux. trent lott. others. there is no transparency. there's open source, open secrets is a lobbying database. type in a name, a client, see what they're paid for, how much they're paid. that's really the problem here, right? there's a lack of transparenciment it's a black box. money went in. look, if you look at cohen's pitch, i'm the best, closest guy to the president f. you're a sophisticated company, that is probably not going to sell you the day. i'm quite surprised the folks signed up and paid as much money as they did. >> some $100,000 a month. jeffrey? >> i'm so moved that james madison wrote the first amendment to protect the sleaze bags on k street. >> hey. >> but the idea that the only problem is transparency, no. the problem is that if you have money in the united states you can buy access through lobbying. a disgusting profession, legal but only problem is transparency is no. it is the problem is -- >> jeff? >> you can buy -- >> jeff, why is that a problem? why is that a problem if you can make an argument. you're saying al

dick's stopped selling the ar-15 riff les and raised the purchas age to 21. gun rights advocates predicted dick's would lose business. the stock soared 27% higher. in the earnings call, hunting sales fell, but brought in other new shoppers. >> you wonder if this is ammuniti ammunition, if you will, for other corporations to make changes. >>> "early start" continues right now. we answer who is kim yong? >> breaking overnight. russia's foreign minister meets with kim jong-un in north korea. could russia throw a wrench in the u.s. approach to pyongy

. >>> several dick's sporting goods stores open early so you can pick up western conference gear. doors open in a half hour. >> coming back with full 90 minutes of news, san francisco mayor podesta budget proposal. >>> the families of two men shot by police in san francisco are joining together. what they are expected to address today. >>> plus a major step forward towards a major new developments regarding the u.s. summit with north korea. a senior north korean official is on his way right now to the united states. >>> is this the future? digital license plates coming to one northern california city now. but the price tag may have you pumping the brakes. >>> can you believe it. the warriors come back from a 3-2 series deficit. they come back in game seven and now they are going back to the nba finals. >> oh, yeah. we are still dancing on this tuesday may 29th. thanks for being there. >> that's right. watch thursday's game right here only on abc 7. right now you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. looks like another kind of warmish day. >> exactly. las

. >> amy hollyfield live at dick's in dublin where new gear is on sale. i understand they have a little bit of a shortage they are dealing with this morning. >> yeah. the inventory is not great, reggie. dick's is open even though it's early. this is a special occasion and eager fans are here. we've got video of the very first fans going in at 6:00 when the doors opened. they told me they were not thrilled with the sflelection. it could be because demand was high last night. this is daly city, the store opened after the game to start selling western conference championship gear. the demand was high and they didn't leave much for morning shoppers. >> i bought the shirt and yard but laniard but they didn't have hats. >> why are you here at 6:00 in the afternoon. >> to make sure i got one if they had it. >> here is last night after the win. the warriors weren't there, of course. they played in houston. fans showed up to watch the game at the jumbotron at the warriors game. they sold tickets to be there, $20 each. thousands of fans came together for the watch

the synnex missed the point will cynics missed the dick the butcher was scheming to point. take over the government. shakespeare's point was without lawyers, there is no one to take over the law. it will be very bad for everybody else. criticism of lawyers tend to stem from two different factors. first, the practice of law is often adversarial, there are winners and losers. your client usually wants to win without regard to what justice demands. there's a story about a client anxiously awaiting word from his lawyer about the judge's rolling -- ruling in his case. the lawyer sends a three word message. justice was done. the client replies, in that case, appeal immediately. [laughter] when you represent a prevailing party, it is understandable that the loser may dislike you. the loser may also dislike his own lawyer because from his perspective, a loss shortly resulted from the lawyer's performance and not the client's own actions. even the prevailing party may wind up disliking his lawyer if the fees are too high or. the road to victory was too long is relatively rare for al

i mean, she's been -- dick cheney loves to talk about operating on the dark side. that has been her career. how would we as american people trust like that to run the agency in some different way? >> because everyone in the agency is compromised tomorrow so extent. i mean, i used the information that came from all those operations, you know, i'm not completely innocent here, either. that's the way it works. the advantage of having somebody who has come up through operations be in charge of the agency would be that they actually understand how things work and don't work, as opposed to having somebody up there authorize things that are clearly ridiculous. >> but, cynthia, just for one second just to push back because you also had career people in cia who knew how things work who were able to be pushed around by the political appointees in the pentagon of the bush administration and told to produce intelligence that would allow the american people to believe saddam hussein had been involved in 9/11 which was not true. >> absolutely. >> why would you want somebody who

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