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today. i would like to welcome back our former colleague, director coats. and general stewart, thank you for your continued strong leadership of the intelligence agency. the national intelligence agency is organized around the so-called four plus one. primary threats facing our nation today, russia, china, north korea, iran, and the enduring extremism, like what we witness last night in manchester, england. and our thoughts and prayers go out to them. we are pursuing these issues and i know you gentlemen are at the forefront in terms of our intelligence efforts and i appreciate what you do. the four plus one threats i touched on enhance what we develop, the force we build, and scenarios we plan against. however, we have a near-perfect record of predicting the nature of the next threat we face. we always get it wrong. we rely heavily on our intelligence company to -- community to highlight emerging threats we have not yet identified. and i hope you will share what else we should pay attention to in the future in addition to the four plus one i outlined. thank you. senator mccain: i ask th

center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump is calling on the arab world to show unity and partner with the united states to combat extremism and terrorism. today, in the capital of saudi arabia, the president addressed a summit of leaders from 50 arab and muslim-majority countries, completing his two-day visit to the kingdom. in his 35-minute speech, mr. trump said the u.s. will seek gradual reforms over intervention and middle east leaders must decide for themselves what kind of future they want. >> it is a choice between two futures, and it is a choice that america cannot make for you. a better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and drive out the extremists. drive them out. drive them out of your places of worship. drive them out of your communities. drive them out of your holy land. and drive them out of this earth. >> stewart: he called on the leaders to deny territory to extremists like the islamic state group, or isis, whose roots are al qaeda in iraq. the president announced the forma

from vincent stewart. this is just over two hours. sen. mccain: good morning. senate armed services committee meets this morning to receive testimony on worldwide threats. we are pleased to welcome our distinguished witnesses. dan coats, who is the director of national intelligence and ewart director of the , defense intelligence agency. out of respect for the scheduling commitments and members, we will conclude the hearing at 11:30 in the interest of time and ensure senators ask questions i will be brief. i know that comes as a disappointment, especially to the senator from south carolina. i would ask witnesses to please submit their written statements for the record if they can. that is not required but anyway. , last night's horrific attack in manchester was a gruesome reminder the world is on fire and everywhere we turn we can see threats to the world order. it underpins global security and prosperity. and when it comes to the great national security challenges we face, u.s. policy and strategy are consistently lacking, whether it is china or russia or iran, islamic radical terr

jon stewart. john oliver. samantha bee ed helms and rob corddry. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey! what's going on? ( cheers and applause ) >> what's going on, man? >> jon: what's going on? >> stephen: how was your weekend? >> jon: great. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen? >> stephen: welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. huge story that broke just minutes ago, like, less than 10 minutes ago. f.b.i. director james comey has just been fired by donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: wooo! >> stephen: huge, huge donald trump fans here tonight. that shows no gratitude at all. >> jon: man. >> stephen: did trump forget about the hillary emails that comey talked about? i mean "thanks for the presidency, jimmy. now don't let the door hit you where the electoral college split you want. i'm shocked. my heart is pumping. my pulse is racing. he fired the f.b.i. director who has said under oath that he's investigating the trump campaign's ties to russia.

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vince stewart, director of defense intelligence agency. out of respect for the scheduling commitments of our witnesses and a unanimous request on the part of all our members, we will conclude this hearing at 11:30 in the interest of time and to ensure the members of the committee to be able to ask their questions i will be very brief. i know that comes as a disappointment, especially to the senator from south carolina. i'd ask our witnesses to please submit their written statements for the record. if they can, that's not required but -- anyway. last night's horrific attack in manchester was a gruesome reminder that the world is on fire. everywhere we turn we can see threats to the world, rules based order that underpins global security and prosperity. yet when it comes to the great national security challenges we face, u.s. policy and strategy are consistently lacking. whether it's china, russia, north korea, iran, terrorism -- i have heard few compelling answers about how the united states intends to use its alliance, trades, diplomacy, its values and most of all its mili

and schools. one of the biggest battles is coming to the end. should jeb stewart high school be changerred? they could make a desis in -- decision in a few weeks. peggy fox takes us to the showdown. >> he was a confederate general. that is why the school was named after him. a young guy only 31 years old. 150 years later, people are still fighting over this war. what was it about? who was jeb stewart? is it right to honor him? with the school named after him? or, is that the wrong name to have? is it the wrong history to remember? and, it started last year when a student at the school said, you know, let's look into changing this name. the school board could have taken a vote, but they wanted community involvement so they appointed an add ho it is completely fractured. one side wants to change the nape, one side wants to keep it and they are not seeing eye to eye. they can't even agree on the facts. who was jeb stewart? was he a traitor or an american hero? so it is a community meeting at the high school last week, several students got up to speak. one girl is an african-america

collins flank was in the air and mosby was one of the men who led stewart's ride around mcclellan during the peninsula campaign. he did a couple of other things for stuart the game to stewart's trust in mosby. he knew that mosby reported something, it was accurate and true. he could count on him to get the job done. time iswhere along this mosby, a scout for stuart began to prove his worth, mosby began to espouse this idea of going behind union lines with a small group of men and annoying the union forces. disrupting their lines of communication. stuart would continually stiff arm of mosby saying i don't have the people, i can't give you any men to go off and do this. , very latelly december 1862 after what was known as the christmas raid, when stewart was up in northern loudoun county, mosby with him as a scout, stuart told mosby i'm going to leave you behind. the quote here for mosby says it was actually nine men and stuart left with mosby. you can go ahead and try this idea that you have. let's see how it works out. the area of operation was to be in loudoun county. beganalmost

key market regardless of brexit. ,ceo stewart butterfield spoke in london ahead of the official opening of slack's new hub. butterfield discussed why they are laying down roots in the country. stewart: we have a lot of customers. one that most viewers in the u.k. would recognize, retailers like lush, broadcasters like skie, sage software. and we want to have a relationship with them and other customers yet to come on board. it is much easier to physically be here. it is a sales-led office with customer success teams and solutions engineering as well. we are still going to grow. it is a country of 65 million. >> yes. we keep expanding. tell me, one of the things we see a lot of tech companies do is base themselves in ireland, which is much less of a problem regarding brexit. we have stories about companies considering other countries? did you consider ireland as an option? stewart: we already have a pretty large office in dublin. we have been there a year and a half with 70 people or so. and we are continuing to grow there. we will eventually open offices on the continent as well

fact that he is president? is that the shift we've seen? stewart: it's analogous to what happened last year. the stock market rally don some of the more defensive sectors. from there, the cyclicals took off. now we have the opposite with financials and energy rallying and industrials rallying after the election. now the growth fear sections and more high-quality sectors such as tech are leading. are: morningstar shows they not as intense as before. value is underperforming growth. the key i think one of things after the election was the influence of value. now we are seeing some of that reversing. one of the conversations we had with clients is earnings are strong. macro data has been somewhat week. this time don't enter of acceleration? what if growth really was .7%. one of the goldilocks economy is the economy that persists? growth will out perform value and stocks with leverage european exposure will outperform. i think we have seen that. emerging markets of outperform. speakers of talked about that. we see a number of people bullish on the tech sector. david: we have remarkabl

sergeant stewart queen. stewart queen: all of us are well aware of the great and historic achievements of our united states army nurses. in world war ii and during the korean war, we heard, read, and many of us saw how the army nurse went there great hardship in her duty. the same dangers entered by the troops which she accompanied into combat, but relatively little has been reported of the army nurse in peacetime. yet she still serves, not only in the states, but all over the world. today on the big picture, we would like to give you some impression of the work of an army nurse overseas. and not only her work, but how she spends her leisure time. and something of what she thinks and feels as she serves our troops and our country in the far-flung corners of the world. ♪ narrator: korea is no longer on the front pages of the newspaper these days. it is a poor country now, very much like it was before the war. but with the mark of war upon it. ♪ narrator: american troops are stationed here still. they defend to ward off possible aggression, we are here, too. the army nur

stewart new dog. they hang out on her show cooking every now and then. yes, this is the picture right here. it's going viral. we'll explain why when we come back. introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. 9.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet at the most revolutionary price. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years all with a 2 year agreement. so act fast. go to fiosgigabit.com z2ay2z z16fz y2ay2y y16fy >> martha stewart used to making headlines. the diva posed for this picture between snoop dog and donald trump. in the photo making the peace sign. ut, oh there were leaks. another one came out showing stewart giving the president the middle finger. that image was removed from the internet. she's been critical of mr. trump keep in mind it not just because of politics remember when they tried auto prentis

the school's name jeb stewart after a confederate general a community meeting is ah minutes away for folks to discuss a possible name change and its impact. stay with us. >> ♪ ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >> if you're just if work here's what you missed. a car plowed into a group of pedestrians in times square killing one teenager and injuring 22 others. the driver was taken into custody. investigators say they do not believe this was terror relateed. >> president trump today said the appointment avenue special council to investigate possible ties between his campaign and russia "divides the country." he also denied urging former fbi director james comey to drop the probe into his former n

to become a president. back in illinois, from kentucky lincoln spoke with john todd stewarts, his first law partner and early political mentor who was a conservative old whig. the time would sue, in which we must be democrats or abolitionists said stuart and stewart would eventually join the democrats. when that time comes my mind is made up: can replied. the slavery question cannot be compromised. lincoln added that-- stewart added that lincoln spoke in an emphatic tone. lincoln further expressed to many of his friends his anger at the writing slave power he had observed in kentucky. he was livid that an anti- slavery whig lawyer he knew there, samuel miller have been driven out of the state for his views. lincoln would appoint him to the supreme court. lincoln described young, thoughtless, giddy slaveholders with slaves trudging behind them the most glittering ostentatious and displayed property in the world. lincoln would get excited on the question, said one of his friends, and believed the tendency of the times was to make slavery universal. he told another friend in a few ye

the current chief justice john roberts. jon stewart is an assistant u.s. attorney and is a director of training for the u.s. attorney's office for the district of columbia. the largest u.s. attorney's office in the united states. he joined the u.s. attorney's office in 1999 and has prosecuted numerous violent and dangerous crimes including murder cases, cases involving human trafficking. she received a host of awards throughout her career with special achievement and merit awards. if you have someone who has been in a u.s. attorney's office, what was your favorite job? the odds are they would say, that one. elizabeth woodcock is an associate attorney in the criminal justice euro. she is a retired prosecutor, having served as a u.s. attorney in the district of maine, the district of columbia, and the district of vermont. in 1996-1997 mrs. woodcock was assigned to the u.s. sentencing commission. i served on that for a while, it is not an easy job. upon graduation from law school, she was with the main judicial court. she has the secretary -- she is the secretary of the u.s. supreme co

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lieutenant general vincent stewart on global threats and national security. to commentts refused publicly on a news report that president trump asked him to collusion between the trump campaign and russia and also make remarks about the manchester bombing. this is just over two hours. [indiscernible conversation] >> that morning. armed services committee meets this morning to receive testimony on worldwide threats. we are pleased to welcome our distinguished witnesses. dan coats and lieutenant general been stewart. -- vin stuart. we will conclude this hearing at 11:30 in the interest at time and to ensure the members of the committee can ask their questions. i will be brief. i know that comes as a disappointment, especially to the senator from south carolina. i ask witnesses to please submit their written statements for the record if they can. it is not required but -- anyway. last night the horrific attack in manchester was a gruesome reminder that the world is on fire. everywhere we turn, we can see threats to the rules-based order securityrpins global and prosperity. when it comes to t

rename jeb stewart high school is dividing students, parents, school board members throughout the county. that is because a high school involves church who is named after a confederate calvary leader. peggy fox shows us how renaming jeb stewart high has gotten to be such a hot button issue. >> reporter: there are 27 public high schools in fairfax county. most are named after places like west springfield. but nine are named after people. all white men. including three presidents and two confederate generals. we all know robert e. lee led the confederate army. but the problem is over jeb stewart high school. so here is the question. should jeb stuart continue to have named after him? he was a confederate general known as a bold calvary commander that led multiple battles. many in virginia. tanks were named after him because of his military poralless. he was only 31 years old when he battle in 1864 during the civil war. some say keeping his name is about preserving history. >> he did many great things with his life. he loved virginia so much they both decided instead of taking high p

nothing actionable under fcc rules. >>> and comedian jon stewart's highly anticipated show on hbo will not happen after all. citing technical issues hbo and stewart said in a joint statement they will not proceed with a short firm digital animated project. while that show won't pan out, hbo has future projects planned with stewart. >>> i have been waiting for this story all morning long, queen of r and b mary j. blige will head line this years welcome america festival at ben franklin parkway on independent day and philadelphia's mayor jim kenney is a big fan, let's take a listen. >> we don't need no hateer nation. >> applause. >> as you can tell, i love mary j. blige. wow. i think we have achieved this great celebration over the last 24 years and i see no reason why this won't continue for 25th rendition. >> mayor go on, go on. there will be a tribute to philadelphia's very own boys two men and new philly pops band will make its debut. welcome america festivities begin june 29th. >> very nice, well done. >> i got to say politics aside i will give him a big round of applause. >> he live

he doesn't know is that michael is going to join him. michael is an elderly man also known as stewart. and here he is undergoing his transformation. >> this is cool. they're turning him into an old man. >> he has no idea what he's in for. michael and spencer meet. and their first stop is the cafeteria. >> this is my place to work. i'd eat all these cookies every day. >> he sees spencer trying to show michael how it's done. michael don't care. >> sir, that's not quite how the cafeteria works. now they're in the appliances department. >> vacuums your floor for you. >> what? >> you set it on the ground. >> here's why kids are lazy nowadays. >> that is an old person right there. >> do you do the book faces? is that what kids call it? book face and chat snap. >> they mention stewart. he says he came in the store glp did you say hi? >> yeah. >> was he cool? >> yeah. he was so cool. >> michael down! >> i'm fine. i'm fine. >> stewart, michael, takes off his glasses. and spencer is speechless. >> once you see that red hair, you're like, oh, no. >> i really appreciate it, man. it's because of p

national intelligence and lieutenant general ben stewart director of the defense intelligence agency. out of respect for the scheduling commitments of our witnesses and the unanimou request on the part of all of our members we will include this this -- conclude the searing 11:30 in the interest of time tn ensure that members of the committee to be able to ask their questions. it will be very brief and very brief amount of that comes comes as a disappointment especially to the senator from south carolina. i would ask her witnesses to please submit their written statements for the record if they can. it's not required but last night horrific attack in manchester was a gruesome reminder that the world is on fire. everywhere we turn you can see threats to the world's rules-based order and prosperity. when it comes to the great national security challenges we face u.s. policy and strategy are consistently lacking. whether it's china russia north korea or radical islamist terrorism i have heard a few compelling answers about how the united states intends to use itr alliances and its diplomacy i

right now for all analysis, former cia officer buck sexton and gina and stewart holiday. good to have you here. buck, you're a former intelligence guy. i'm going to start with you here. she's plain training that she somehow gave the information this heads up, that she actually gave them information that was relevant to general flynn whic shou have nt him running for the hills but at the same te if that information did exist, why the heck did he have hearing in the obama administration to begin with? >> well, we have to know what the information was that was passed along in terms of whether it was just we don't trust this guy, we don't like him or if there was greater specificity, that hasn't been made clear. anybody afacilityuated with the obama administration that doesn't like general flynn or have concerns about him would be entirely unsurprising given that he was a prominent critic of the administration. without knowing the information is, no one else can honestly really comment on whether it was a bad decision or not to bring flynn based id. i did say that some of the informa

intelligence as well as the head of the dia, vincent stewart. editor john mccain is the chair of this committee and jack read the ranking member. >> good morning. >> center armed services committee meets to receive testimony on worldwide threats. we're pleased to welcome our distinguished witnesses, dan coats with the director of national intelligence and lieutenant general ben stewart, director of the defense intelligence agency. out of respect for the scheduling , commitments of our witnesses and the unanimous request on the part of all our members, we will include this hearing at 11:30 in the interest of time. and to ensure the members of the committee that we will be able to ask the questions i will be brief. i don't that comes as a disappointment, especially to the senator from south carolina. >> i asked our witnesses please submit their written statements for the record. >> if they can. >> that's not required but last night's horrific attack in manchester was a gruesome reminder that the world is on fire. everywhere we turn, we can see threats to the world order. it underpins gl

general stewart may want to discuss, but we want to try to continue to provide the intelligence that would shape and fashion that decision among our policymakers, general mattis and others. >> finally on the issue of cyber, right now we have no policy, nor did we for the previous eight years of the last administration. and so, therefore, without a policy, we don't have a strategy. so, therefore, when we don't have a strategy, we don't know how to act. is there -- is that a true depiction of the scenario as we see it as far as cyber is concerned? >> well, i think we're learning that we do need to take this seriously, which we do. we do need to fashion a means by which we address these cyber attacks. they're growing by the day. our critical infrastructure is at risk, our personal lives are at risk, our financial community, commercial communities, military and other entities that are important to our national security are at risk and shaping a policy and a plan to address this i think rises to top priority. >> i want to thank you and general stewart for your outstanding work for our cou

is chris stewart, the republican from utah. gentlemen, thank you very much for agreeing to talk to us. we are all reacting to the same breaking news. congressman stewart, since you are the majority republican, you can go first. your reaction to not just the appointment of a special counsel, but this particular man. >> yeah, you know, i actually think it's a good idea. i've been saying for a while as a member of the committee -- in fact, i had discussions with other republican committee members this morning. this may be the best way forward for us. i tell you, brian, one of the reasons i worried about that is because there are a lot of important things still going on in the world. there's north korea, there is the aggressiveness of vladimir putin in eastern ukraine, a whole list of other things i'm afraid we've been distracted with as we've spent so much time on this one issue. >> and congressman stewart, your understanding now is the work of your committee in this area, do you just cart your files and what you've learned across town to wherever muller sets up shop? >> you know, i w

spent the money. you were the good stewart who donated or decided where the money would go and then you spent it. you act like i am the guilty one because now i am at so security age and because the money is that there, i have done something wrong. no sir, you are the desk you were supposed to be the good stewart. you were there with the money. you are the one that is responsible, not us. now it is time to pay the piper. we worked our entire lives, sir. i started working when i was 16 at i lied, i was the oldest of five. i had to go to work. when i got 18 and got out of high school, i got a job at the kroger company in there i stayed .ntil the day i retired i worked, i got married. i raise my family. i bought a home and did all the things that is required. you sir, you did not. 90 spent the money -- my tax dollar and now you are crying because the money is not there for you to spend again. the money needs to be put back into these places where we paid it in. now you are the one holding the money bag. now you want to tell me how bad i am because i want to have somewhat of a distant l

2350eur under fire. back in 2015 a group of jeb stewart high schoolers tried to rename the school because it was named after a general and they say it was a history of racism. exmails show fairfax county school board members may have held discussions of changing name in school in secret and that would ultimately cost taxpayers 1 million they were concerned conversations would be foyable you can get this through foya they were cog distant of people looking into this this is before we requested officials plan to weigh the pros and cons. >> the free ride is over for those that work in washington and park at the national mall. staring next month paid parking only along streedz and parking lots that right now are free this includes along constitution and parking lots along the tidal basin. rates will be $2 from 7:00 in the morning until 8 p.m. and weekends and holidays include sdmrd knowing parking peters will start occurring here it's a bum are i understand why but it will mack a lot of people who work in the area have to struggle more getting another way in on a reliable basis park s

program. stewart taylor examined campus sexual assault. and elizabeth rosenthal reported on the health care. and the life of the first fema female president in africa history. >> and nebraska senator will argue that america's youth are not prepared for adulthood. and former saturday night cast member and senator al franken will discuss. and nbc chris hayes will look at racial inequality in the united states. >> this era of what we know starts at the moment of-- or the peak of the level rights movement in the chronically bound sense that we think of it and it starts at the moment when, you know, jim crowe legislation is being dismantled. huge up in the northern cities and the fight comes to northern cities where essentially the fight is lost. i mean, you get the fair housing act, in some ways it's a high water mark, but then you have the busing fights and you get what you get. you get essentially a society that gives up on the project of desegregation as a social. and there are dozens of court decisions that whittle away from it, parent involve almost makes it impossible to create a des

policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, republican congressman, chris stewart, discusses tensions with north korea. >> then gerald connolly on the future of health care and market -- margaret, talks about president trump's approach to wall street regulation. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7 a.m. eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. president trump made a comment about the $1.1 trillion spending bill deal to fund the government at a rose arden ceremony earlier today. here's a look. >> in our new budget, it has been a very hot week for the budget because, as you know, we have to go through a long and rigorous process, but we have ended years of painful cuts to our military and just achieved a $21 billion increase in dispense -- defense

governor's race. we are standing by forward on the future of corey stewart's campaign. the republican candidate says he'll issue a statement on his facebook page at 7:00 tonight. it's less than an hour from now. sources tell wusa 9, he is deciding weather or not to stay in the governor's race. that decision relates two at least in part this protest led by richard spencer and charlottesville on saturday carrying torches. followers marched to protest the removal. republican leaders condemned the demonstration. stuart led his own protest. it's the very same statute and decidingth weaer to disavow and the rhetoric that emerged. the decision may come down to the chances of winning. within the last hour, we received the pole. it shows the commanding lead. 20 points ahead of stuart and 23 points ahead of wagner. 60 percent of those say he has the best chance to win in the general election. we will have stewart's decision coming up later this evening. >>> president trump says he could have a replacement for james call me before the end of the week. over the weekend the department interviewed

reunion with his former "daily show" friends. he was joined by jon stewart, rob corddry, john oliver, samantha bee, and ed helms. and, of course, they all thanked stewart for bringing them to ""comedy central"" and "the hill" reports chelsea manning will released sometime next week. her original term would have ended in the year 2045 but the sentence was commuted by president obama. >>> "the boston globe" explains why the murder conviction of the late aaron hernandez was vacated. a massachusetts judge cited a centuries-old law that wipes out a case when a defendant dies during an appeal. e former dant hanged himself last month in prison. >>> "the philadelphia inquirer" reports that a former amtrak engineer will face no charges for an accident that killed four people. they can't prove that brandon bostian acted with conscious disregard at the controls. he said he can't remember why the train was going twice the speed limit when it left the tracks in 2015. >>> the "washington post" said risks were found in nearly one third of drugs after being cleared by regulators. researchers studied

miles davis and jimmy stewart. others are by stars who are also artists, like anthony quinn and david bowie. baird works for clubs and discos like the famed studio 54, where he's a doorman and party promoter. >> he was extraordinary at getting together really unlikely combinations of people from preppy to downtown grunge. >> the young nightlife impresario rubbed shoulders with hundreds of new york celebs. he leverages those connections to moonlight as a gossip-column tipster. >> besides inviting me to all of his events, he used to provide gossip-column items for me. >> richard johnson is a longtime editor for the ultimate big apple gossip column, the new york post's page six. why did people love him? was it his personality or his connections, his ability to throw a good party? >> i imagine that there's a lot of couples out there now with children, who met at one of baird's party. >> no one knows when and where baird and hoop meet but by the early '80s, they're best buds. they love andy warhol and discover synergy in merging the psychedelic stars with the disco ball. baird and hoop joi

created by pop-culture celebrities, like these scribbled drawings by miles davis and jimmy stewart. others are by stars who are also artists, like anthony quinn and david bowie. baird works for clubs and discos like the famed studio 54, where he's a doorman and party promoter. >> he was extraordinary at getting together really unlikely combinations of people from preppy to downtown grunge. >> the young nightlife impresario rubbed shoulders with hundreds of new york celebs. he leverages those connections to moonlight as a gossip-column tipster. >> besides inviting me to all of his events, he used to provide gossip-column items for me. >> richard johnson is a longtime editor for the ultimate big apple gossip column, the new york post's page six. why did people love him? was it his personality or his connections, his ability to throw a good party? >> i imagine that there's a lot of couples out there now with children, who met at one of baird's party. >> no one knows when and where baird and hoop meet but by the early '80s, they're best buds. they love andy warhol and discover synergy in mergi

, jon stewart back in 1997. and-- (cheers and applause). >> stephen: we're not on the air for the week of my anniversary so instead next tuesday we're going to have on my old friends jon stewart, we're going to have on john oliver, sam bee, ed helms and rob cord dree are all-- corddry and are going to be here, maybe others. now jon, speaking of surprises, you have some very talented and wonderful guests, please explain who is sitting with the band. >> jon: celebrating the 65th birthday of the late great sharon jones, we have the da (applause). >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. thank you for being here. always wonderful to have you and sharon here on this show or the old show, and she will always be remembered with great pleasure and great love. thank you so much for being here on the show tonight. now ladies and gentlemen, my first guest tonight is an 11 time nba all-star and the owner of the worst golf swing i have ever seen. please welcome charles barkley. (applause) >> how are you doing. >> stephen: i'm doing fine. >> you owe me some money, don't you. >> stephen: i do be

drawings by miles davis and jimmy stewart. others are by stars who are also artists, like anthony quinn and david bowie. baird works for clubs and discos like the famed studio 54, where he's a doorman and party promoter. >> he was extraordinary at getting together really unlikely combinations of people from preppy to downtown grunge. >> the young nightlife impresario rubbed shoulders with hundreds of new york celebs. he leverages those connections to moonlight as a gossip-column tipster. >> besides inviting me to all of his events, he used to provide gossip-colum. >> richard johnson is a longtime editor for the ultimate big apple gossip column, the new york post's page six. why did people love him? was it his personality or his connections, his ability to throw a good party? >> i imagine that there's a lot of couples out there now with children, who met at one of baird's party. >> no one knows when and where baird and hoop meet but by the early '80s, they're best buds. they love andy warhol and discover synergy in merging the psychedelic stars with the disco ball. baird and hoop join forces

put martha stewart behind bars and that's something that i think is one of his deficits. he was a bully the way he went after her because he doesn't know how to make deals with easter egg's. then i think martha was wrong through that whole thing so i have a slightly different take the thing that continues for comey no matter what story he sighs the hero. he's always very pious a big grandstander. he likes to be praised and regarded well. that's not a great. for someone who should be dispassionate investigating things without becoming a major part of the story. it's very interesting that he has managed to anger people on both sides and just because he has cared more about himself than the quality of the investigation and that did impact, you know it's debatable how it impacted the election but people did feel that hillary clinton wasn't held to account and at the same time he's bashing or publicly. this is the type of behavior you don't want from it at the eye director. this is good news that he is gone. someone who can be trusted by people across the spectrum is needed so some of

. it's mispriced. stewart in new york, stewart. >> caller: hi, how are you, jim? >> good. how are you, stewart? >> caller: fine, thank you. jim, what does southwest airlines look like to you at buyback. >> the main thing with southwest airlines is they keep reporting better than expected quarters and warren buffet just bought more of the stock as did my travel trust. it is very very inexpensive. historically, it has been a much more expensive stock than the rest. the rest of the group moved up and it should move up. >>> bloodhounds are back and buying and today go for growth. i expect industrials to gain popularity but growth stock continues to serve. that's the way it has been. the battle of two behemoths, i'm battling walmart against amazon to see if they can be but in a prime position. >> it's been a rough week for donald trump's administration? can the bad news put it on pause? sales force earnings out after the close and the ceo speaks scli exclusively with me next. stay with cramer. >>> follow jim cramer on twitter. have a question tweet cramcrame cramer #madtweets and send jim

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