What happened in your christmas household . It was wonderful. At with my sister. And best gifts . You know, the usual what is the best gift that we could get, you know sf what is t best we could do at this point is that appropriate for Morning Television i got socks socks are good. I got some very thoughtful sweatpants i got some sweatpants how thoughtful could sweat pants be they were very comfortable. Did you get new yoga wear lululemon, yeah see, i knew that i was going to get you that, but i knew someone else would. We cant just all keep repeating. Okay. Anyway, im Andrew Ross Sorkin joe kernen is here, melissa lee is here. Becky happily has the day off. A quick look at futures. We have the dow looking like it would open down. A few days where we talk about things opening or at least looking like they will open in the red. Right now dow would be down about 32 points. Nasdaq off about 7 1 2 s p 500 off or rather up margma marginally bitcoin is rising, recovering from a selloff last
You had how many years in the cia . Captures the second half of my career. Was entirely focused around the terrorism question, first with al qaeda than at the end with isis. It captures what i did every day for 18 of those 33 years. The most important piece of this to me is the last chapter which talks about the commitment and and amazing work that the men and women of the cia do every day and the sacrifices that they make, from the family beingices all the way to lost on the battlefield. And how we deal with that at the agency. This was a lifes work, in some sense. I wrote it very quickly. My heart is in there, my soul is in there. I really hope you all enjoy it. You also talk about National Security threat. Give your sense based on the career you have had, the make, theons you research and data you look at. Threats tosee the the United States today . Into twoivide things categories. National security threats, those people who are actually trying andarm us in some way, those issues th
Mike 33. This book captures the second half of my career. Which was entirely focused around the terrorism question, first with al qaeda than at the end with isis. It captures what i did every day for 18 of those 33 years. The most important piece of this to me is the last chapter which talks about the commitment and dedication and amazing work that the men and women of the cia do every day and the sacrifices that they make, from the family sacrifices all the way to being lost on the battlefield. And how we deal with that at the agency. So, this was a lifes work, in some sense. I wrote it very quickly. My heart is in there, my soul is in there. I really hope you all enjoy it. Charlie you also talk about National Security threat. Give your sense based on the career you have had, the conversations you make, the research and data you look at. How do you see the threats to the United States today . Mike i divide things into two categories. National security threats, those people who are act
House. Why evangelicals may be more important than ever in choosing the next republican nominee. And speaking of republican president ial candidates, why is one courting the survivalist crowd by suggesting it is time to stock up and hoard supplies . Im chuck todd. Joining me for insight and analysis are nbcs Joe Scarborough Hillary Clintons former policy director, neera tanden Kathleen Parker of the Washington Post and sam stein of the huffington post. Welcome to sunday. Its meet the press. This is meet the press with chuck todd. A topic that dominated conversation around the world, the news that a plane crashed into the alps with 150 people on board was horrific enough. But the story took a bizarre and even more disturbing turn when it became clear that the copilot had deliberately slammed it into the mountain, turning it into a mass murder. Were learning more about that pilot Andreas Lubitz every day and a picture is emerging of a mentally disturbed man who never should have been all
President ial candidates, why is one courting the survivalist crowd by suggesting it is time to stock up and hoard supplies . Im chuck todd. Joining me for insight and analysis are nbcs Joe Scarborough Hillary Clintons former policy director, neera tanden Kathleen Parker of the Washington Post and sam stein of the huffington post. Welcome to sunday. Its meet the press. This is meet the press with chuck todd. A topic that dominated conversation around the world, the news that a plane crashed into the alps with 150 people on board was horrific enough. But the story took a bizarre and even more disturbing turn when it became clear that the copilot had deliberately slammed it into the mountain, turning it into a mass murder. Were learning more about that pilot Andreas Lubitz every day and a picture is emerging of a mentally disturbed man who never should have been allowed in the cockpit. For the latest on trying to find out about this pilot, im joined by nbcs katy tur, in the pilots hometo