he didn t see it that way and wasn t his reaction. we were talking about that at the break, we never heard that term. we never heard the term, i don t know how you take it any other way that s a lie. come on. anyone else has clearly said that we ve seen the term monkey used in racial terms. that s one. second, he said that he s used it many times before. well, let s see where he s used it before. i challenge desantos. show us where you use the material a monkey it up before and clearly, if you are trying to sell yourself as one that can govern and bring a state together, the smart thing to do if you have those feelings is to say if i offended people, that wasn t my intent. i apologize for anything and show leadership but to double down when so many people are saying they were offended shows that there was an intent there. help us here try to
stock price. shepard: but it didn t. it went up 11%. here is what he told his employees, as a public company we are subject to wild swings and our stock price can be a major distraction for everyone working at tesla all of whom are shareholders. being public puts enormous pressure on tesla make decisions right for the a given quarter but not for the long term. finally as the shortest stock of the being public large numbers of people who have the incentive to attack the company and that s exactly what s been going on. i think this is why he did. this wanted to get back at short sellers by reducing that big stock price big financial trouble. is he going to say that wasn t my intent. but, really going to have to watch this because as one attorney has been quoted assaying this is christmas in august for plaintiff s attorneys. shepard: all right. as far as i know. oh no tesla. see what happens. probably in your
both of them. i ran it by my kids, just to my daughter is 18, my son will not vote. he is 15. i asked my kids, shane and darcy, what they thought of the question. at first, they didn t like it, but as they began to understand it better, they kind of gave me the thumbs up and i went with that question, along with another question, but that was ultimately the question that i asked last night. what did you think of the answer, and what did they say to you after the debate? the answers were pretty good on both parts for me surprising them, which wasn t my intent. it was to bring some civility to a campaign that has been full of mud slinging, again, my opinion.
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good evening. i m in for chris hayes. he has seen the light or the pressure after spending the weekend claiming that indiana s new religious freedom law didn t possibly discriminate. then pence changed his tune today. it s been a tough week here. i don t believe for a minute that it was subpoenathe intention to create a license to discriminate or right to deny services to gays lesbians or anyone else in this state and it certainly wasn t my intent but i can appreciate that that s become the perception. republican legislators are trying to amend the new law and in his press conference governor pence said he ll help them move a bill. to move legislation this week makes it clear this law does not give businesses the right to deny services for anyone. let me say when i believe this is a clarification but it s also a fix. a fix implies something is