will: is a rode rodeo bull, and he is not exactly smiling this morning. pete: he s looking at you. will: that is head down, dirt scratching, slobbering bull right there. can you imagine, pete? i don t even want to get closer pete: no. wait, will, will, will, there s a gate between you and that guy. just walk a little closer, you know, he can t go through the gate, he can t jump, right? rachel: it s your yellowstone moment. come on, will. [laughter] will: you guys sitting on a couch in new york city. let me tell you, i m surrounded by non-smiling faces that work at the rodeo. they re terrified that he s going to lift that panel. i just gave everybody behind me, you know, a cameraman, an audio guy, go up, not out. when he gets out of here, you climb up. he ll chase you down, so you climb fences. he is i saw him yesterday. by the way, jester has only been ridden five times. 87% buckoff rate. he s really not happy this morning. e yeah, or he s not happy. let me show gro
niche bank, and i don t think we re going back to where we were in 2008 necessarily. but i ve been around a long time the, rachel. these things aren t one-offs. my suspicion is we re going to see a few more of these things, you know, creep up. i don t think it ll rock the system necessarily like we saw a few years back. but when the federal reserve moves the turn furniture around as they re doing with raising interest rates, you find all kinds of dust bunnies where furniture use to be, and i suspect we might find a few more. rachel: how can i protect myself? i m just a regular person, how do i protect? you mean you and sean aren t putting tens of millions in those start-ups, rach? come on. [laughter] rachel: yeah, they re going to kids. [laughter] i feel your pain. i ve got four kids. number one, know your bank, know the bank you re doing business with. always stay within the fdic limit of $250,000. since the 1930s when the fdic
and hen in addition she landed a job at this judicial advocacy conservative group which is linked to a society which is he very cse to. and she worked there for some months before leaving earlier this year. so what does the epa or the whituse have to say about well, that s a really good question. the epa referred us to the mr. pruitt s outside counsel who did not return my calls and e-mails seeking comment. and the white house has not yet commented on it but we re hoping that we ll get something today now that our story is out. we ve been down this road with scott pruitt before. i just want to remind folks that when sara huckabee sanders has been asked repeatedly aboutthess had to say. i haven t had a chance to speak with the president directly about the washington post new report. we continue to have concerns and look into those and we ll address them. certainly looking into the matter. i couldn t comment on the specifics of the furniture use in his apartment. he was referen
that s pretty much the same line we ve heard from sarah sanders. she has been answering questions about him for months. let me play that. i haven t had a chance to speak with the president directly about the washington post new report. we continue to have concerns and look into those and will address them. certainly look in to the matter. i couldn t comment on the specifics of the furniture use in his apartment. he was referencing a report done by the epa which we are continuing to review. i know there was a much larger number of security issues surrounding the epa administr e administrator than in the past but for specific questions beyond that i d refer you back to the epa. we take this seriously and are looking into it. so, you know, obviously you have the thing you re looking at. you have all of these other i don t know what else you call them, but bizarre when talking about used mattresses and going to hotels looking for a speck kind of lotion. a specific kind of