Approved. Greg you remember when trump had a typo . [cheers and applause] greg that is scary. So before we start the monday log, a lot of viewers have been asking about kat timpf. As you know she had minor surgery so shes off this week but i figured Id Check in with her since im her boss. So kat, how you doing . I will be back on monday. Greg so you heard of the self fulfilling proof situate. When you adopt a goal that influences your behavior that causes that goal to become reality. Its like Emily Compagno wanting to work with the greatest Talk Show Host ever and here she is. Not for long anyway shes getting on my nerves. But if you think youre never going to go anywhere in life, you wont. You look at others at achieving at your expense leaving you behind you will be left behind. Louisiana if you believe you can achieve greatness, getting a job at cnn, it will happen. But if you focus on division you will remain divided T Power of positive and negative thinking are two sides of the sa
in turkey they use words to describe a journalist he doesn t like he calls them ignorant, terrorists. as of january at least 150 have been arrested and detained without charge or they are awaiting trial. in china they simply delete the ones they don t like. the president told writers and artists they should work towards promoting party ideology. the nobel laureate after serving 11 years in prison. words, she protested for human rights. saudi arabia wrote a book of poetry, the filmmaker criticized the russian government and they are still behind bars. word. asked how the government might handle journalists who do not stick to the official line. the prime minister used these words. we will probably just execute them. in mexico, francisco and more than 70 other writers and journalists have been murdered for their words. they are just words and ideas and songs and stories and research and internet postings and they ve been advocating for them around the world for almost a century
[applause] i am going to silence my a soulful. [laughter] thanks for coming. how are we doing? this is a little intimidating to be honest first of all, do you need me to stay stationary? i will stay put but i am not good at doing that. so let me start that writing this book was a process and it was a lot of fun but it was cathartic so i have been doing some national media that you are my neighbors and family and the first thing i feel obligated to say is in sorry if i let anybody down life has a lot of ups and downs the you have to keep sight of what is important but just to be clear i have a and had my health, my family and you are here today so are really appreciate you coming by tonight for me. so that was a little heavy for of a betty has read any of the book i take what i do very seriously but don t take myself very seriously. i can talk about anything you would like, any questions but if you listen to the station, maybe you have political stripes. i have done everything
we ll leave at this point as ben carson is speaking about housing affordability challenges. it s a impose jum hosted by the national housing complex. many people i haven t seen for quite some time enjoyed the meeting with some of the award winners. now, last week hud hosted a housing policy forum where i spoke about the housing market. it is stable, secure and sound. we must remain vigilant and very watchful and anticipate more than react. we must be prudent and practical, continue to maintain responsible ending practices. wishful thinking cannot be our sole criteria for credit worthiness. as the economy improves we must never ignore the central role of housing in recovery. nationally we must continue to smooth out the cycles that lead to burst bubbles and foreseeable forecclesiastes sures. we want to avoid anyone going under water or losing their home. there is always room for improvement, more stability, more growth. we still see small fluxuations in the market but dram
the director of national fbilligence and the acting director testified at a senate hearing on the foreign intelligence surveillance act. expire december. in addition to answering questions, senators brought up news reports about the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. the senate intelligence committee hearing is 2.5 hours. i d like to call this hearing to order. i d like to thank our witnesses today, director of national intelligence, dan coats, dan welcome back to your family here in the united states senate. department of justice deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. director of national security agency, admiral mike rogers. and acting director of the federal bureau of investigation, andrew mccabe. welcome to all four of you. i appreciate you coming today to discuss one of our most critical and publicly debated foreign intelligence tools. title vii of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, common known as fisa, is set to expire on december