about leaving that attractive young lady with an old rogue like norman clegg. killer clegg. mr.h. used to be the hormone king hereabouts. it's all coming back to him. truly: threw us out, didn't he? "this woman and i want to be alone," he said. ( laughs ) norman clegg? oh, that'll be the day. he goes pale at the first whiff of perfume. ( laughs hysterically ) we seem to have a credibility gap. we've got to make it more plausible.

and i want to thank nick clegg for what he did. there were loads of phone calls and meetings in those five hectic days in may. my daughter nancy asked at breakfast one morning, "daddy, why are you spending so much time with this man nick leg?" nick and i didn't agree about everything. he wanted clearer pledges on pr. i wanted them on the family. when i told him what i really thought of the european parliament he said "my god it's worse than i thought." but we recognized we could work together. not just lots of shared values, like wanting a country that is more free, more fair, more green, more decentralized. but a shared way of trying to do business. reasonable debate, not tribal dividing lines. give and take. respect when you disagree. trust. a sense that politics shouldn't be so different from the rest of life, where rational people do somehow find a way of overcoming their disagreements. nick clegg is not just sitting in government trying to win a few concessions here and there. the liberal democrats are proper partners, getting

sharing power because they failed to win the election, but the prime minister insisted that he and nick cleggame together in the national interests. >> at this time of great national challenge, two parties have come together. a government that believes in people, that knows its ultimate role is not to take from people, but to give power, to give control, to give everyone a chance to make the most of their own life. yes, will play our part, but the part you play will be even more meaningful. your country needs you. >> despite the cuts he would protect the nhs, the sick and the elderly. but those who hinted were the undeserving poor would feel the impact heard >> we are giving people what they deserve, and what people deserve can depend on how they behave. if you really cannot work, you will all -- we will always look after you appeared but if you can work and you refuse to work, we will not let you live off the hard work of other scares. >> the loved that, but what left this conference on moved was the big idea that many hope david cameron would quietly dropped after the election. again and ag

prime minister nick clegg which caused the himself came from a mining family went to negotiate with the miners the negotiations involved some very hard words good risk of came here to face people from all over this town his facial expression abruptly changed we both did realise that here were the people he was supposed to be working for it wasn't just a faceless mob. yeah i would have liked to see you facing coal miners and talking to them i can tell you it's not a pleasant experience but. if you get in you have to say something to them. one of the same. well think about it and make a decision. he said. at that moment the black faced masses of people with coal dust all over their overalls breathed out as one would agree. that enough is enough. this was all first slogan enough thinking speak up now who or you'll have no other chance. that. the differences seem to defy solution only soviet entrepreneurs could find a common language with the miners. first private companies were called cooperatives and businessmen operators. were against the colony were against the resellers who were there

to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the clegg the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement on our t.v. . imagine your life a big city. this. crystal clear water. sucks energy. or galaxy. living in harmony with nature. sounds impossible. some people have already chosen. a place under the sun on our teeth wealthy british style the stock. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds. headlines kaiser report. more news today. the full these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the day. her. to tonight's phone you side with your host. is friday i'd like to return to what is by now become a household name the infamous blackwater you know that private security firm with such a nasty reputation that they tried changing their name to the same firm whose founder has since run off to hide and davi to avoid all of the lawsuits that are pending instant anyway you might ask why am i bringing them up again. that's just because according to wired's danger room they've manag

but in any case, nick clegg said, they demand investigation.aven't heard that from any american official. if president obama --

but in any case, nick clegg said, they demand investigation. i haven't heard that from any american official. if president obama -- >> larry: we're going to do more on this. sorry, we ran out of time.

no david come ran and nick clegg have not formed the downing street duo and gordon brown isn't doingurth features. the voice of sir winston chur churchi churchill. he's not crooning. >> never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few. ♪ >> churchill's famous speeches rallying the nation for the bat of britain have been put to the muse music of a royal air force band. >> against the british empire and its commonwealth, lost for a thousand years, men will still say this was their finest hour.

you've got nick clegg, the deputy prime minister in that coalition speaking out saying that britain thinks has to come up with some answers here. that's a problem with our allies. and also questions about the leader of wikileaks because a lot of reports over the weekend about his very strange behavior. how do you evaluate all the fallout from this? >> well, you know what's very interesting about what wikileaks revealed on saturday in their news conference and then opening up their website, putting those 400,000 documents on their website, not all of them easily accessible, i must tell you. but in those revelations were quite a few reports about abuses and reckless killing of civilians, not by americans or iraqis but by british sources. and that's primarily what the deputy prime minister was talking about on ebc, that, look, here we have all these new allegations that have come to the surface about possible abuses, not atrocities but near atrocities by british sources and demanding an investigation into those allegations. >> that's a pretty good explainer. thank you for that. >>> and now to

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