vice president mike pence and canadian prime minister justin trudeau expected to offer remarks to the governors on the global economy. we expected this to start in just a moment. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> again this is live coverage of the national governors association summer meeting taking place this year in providence, rhode island. governors are lined up and ready to from vice president mike pence along with canadian prime minister jus

justin trudeau made a point of going to the airport with warm clothing, to welcome syrian refugees.ren. not so long ago, they were fleeing homs, in syria. gaghader is at college, and hamzeg is already a taxi driver. canada wants them to feel canadian as soon as possible. somebody asked me, you like canada? i tell him canada is the best. canada's the best for me. my neighbours, street, anyone ask us where we're from. "0h, welcome, welcome!" and they help — what do you need, if we want help. but canada cannot escape the scars of its past. these are the lands of the iroquois, building their traditional longhouses. some indigenous groups, native canadians, are boycotting the birthday celebrations. for many, the past 150 years have seen land taken and promises broken. we were here — we look back further than 150 years, because we've been here for thousands of years. and, you know, you're saying canadians are celebrating. well, not everybody who lives in this country is celebrating 150 years of canada. the first nations people aren't. and then there is the british connection. today, princ

vice president mike pence and canadian prime minister justin trudeau expected to offer remarks to the governors on the global economy. we expected this to start in just a moment. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations]

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justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees.tion, not an option. prince charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. let's catch up with the sports news. we start with rugby union, and the british and irish lions have become the first side to beat the all blacks on home soil since 2009. the 2a points to 21 victory levelled the series ahead of next saturday's third test. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall reports from wellington. many said it could not be done. not against the world champions and certainly not here on home turf. but they have pulled off one of the great wins in history and kept the series alive. when sonny bill williams was sent off in the first half for a shoulder charge he wa

enough to blow the socks off justin trudeau. genie: thank you for today's look at the papers. you can always check out our website. many people in the united states are recovering from the left of july weekend including the guy you are about to see here who 872 hot dogs in 10 minutes. more on that incredible feat in the next half hour. ♪ narrator: 2008, discontent turns into confrontation. around the world peoeople take o the streets. ♪ music momar: they use tear gas, electric batons, plastic bullets. it was a very, very hard day. narrator: protests like these in dakar and senegal spread to many other cities. there were similar riots in egypt and in india. in haiti the president was overthrown. the reason? high food prices. one of the major causes: climate change. villagers are leaving their homes simply to survive.

justin trudeau decided to make it happen. khadr sued for 20 million canadian, about 16 million u.s.e a word of testimony was heard, before a single piece of evidence was presented, he caved. he gave him the decision. >> martha: inexplicable. what can the u.s. government do to force him to use some of that money at least, or all of it, according to the settlement that this family received in the united states, to pay them off? >> there is a way -- you can sue somebody in the united states if they live in canada or vice versa. you sue where you reside and want to get a judgment, if you get a judgment in your favor then you go to, in this case, the speer and morris families, they are now in a toronto courtroom in ontario trying to get that enforced but it takes time. they sought an injunction last week to freeze khadr's assets and the court said no, there's no reason to believe that we have to do this, there's a process in place, we will get to that. i think that's going to happen later this summer, that attempt to gain access to all his money will attempt to mark go through. in the me

justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees.change was an obligation, not an option. prince charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. in rugby, the british and irish lions have recorded one of their greatest victories, beating new zealand in wellington to level the test series. they won by 2a points to 21, the first lions win against new zealand in almost a quarter of a century. all eyes will be on next week's final, deciding test. from wellington, here's katie gornall. weather in rugby can be a great leveller and when you're up against the all blacks, it all helps. defeat here and any dreams of the lions making history would be over. for once, the rain was welcomed. for 12 years new zealand ha

>> no, justin trudeau. >> he got a rock star welcome as he and his wife sophie introduced coldplay. n hamburg. >> more than 12,000 activists greeted trudeau with cheers as he touted the feminist international policy which he says puts women and girls at the heart of his country's aid efforts. >> but someone else seems to be stealing his thunder, his own 3-year-old son. hadrian is making a splash for his red ca and dad after touching down in germany. >> his name's hadrian? >> yeah, he even hammed it up for the camera. check him out with his little bouquet of flowers. >> one delighted fan tweeted, the kid is a canada treasure. he is. >> smiling, ready to go. oh, look at that! what a cutie. >> he is. mind you, any son of justin is going to be god-like also. >>> all right, from young adorableness to senior adorableness. next up, the amazing mashup of mclemore. his grandmother, a stripper. and a gold eldorado convertible. >> in his new video for "glorious", the 34 year old rapper celebrated his grandmother's 100th birthday by taking her out and granting her every one of her wishes before

the magazine features a picture of canadian prime minister justin trudeau with an exclusive headline,le details the policy differences between the two with trudeau saying though they disagree on a lot of stuff, they do have a constructive working relationship. social media is up in arms over this which was probably rolling stone's master plan, tony said we had him for the last eight years, they can move to canada if they desire his leadership. still talking about moving to canada. pollen twitter rights not only is he wrong for the us but there is that pesky documents called the u.s. constitution in the way and scooter says cover band, not politics, your political opinions are just noise. rolling stone appears to have a rosy relationship with trudeau. his approval rating is 50%. a little cooler up north. rolling stone not a fan of donald trump but he has at least one. this is such a great story. there was a touching moment in the white house press briefing in stark contrast to what we are used to, white house presbytery sarah huckabee sanders kicked things off with an adorable fan lett

justin trudeau has met abiejustin, son expressions.essions. justin trudeau has met abiejustin, son of syrian refugees named after his full name as a thank you to their adopted country. the two—month—old boy seemed happy to fall asleep in the prime minister's arms when he held on at an event in alberta. baby arms when he held on at an event in alberta. ba by justin was arms when he held on at an event in alberta. babyjustin was born in may several months after his parents fled from damascus because of the war in syria. they do get a few good presents over the coming years. now let's get the weather. were whether underway this week, and a cooler night this week. this evening were still have a chance of a few showers next to a strip of cloud in southern england and east anglia. overnight we continue with cloud and rain in north—west scotland and a brisk breeze. overnight most places like dry with clear skies and temperatures lower than this away from towns and city centres. don't be fooled by the cool start tomorrow because in widespread

justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees.ge was an obligation, not an option. prince charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in gay pride events across the world. a parade of 52 floats took the celebrations through the spanish capital madrid. the rally was led by all of spain's major political parties. behind them came people decked out in rainbow flags and colourful outfits. the massive outdoor gathering was the highlight of the 10—day world pride 2017 festival, which wraps up on sunday. let's catch up with the sports news. we start with rugby union, and the british and irish lions have become the first side to beat the all blacks on home so

good to see.this sunday still coming, "rolling stone" storms over justin trudeau.as another job in mind. stay with us. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >> we in the t.v. business have all struggled on how to report anthony scaramucci's phone call. you saw me dancing around it earlier. this is a matchup from vice media. >> anthony scaramucci went off in an exploit entry. i cannot read all of the words. we can at least give you an idea. he said -- all of the leakers. he said reince priebus is a quote - blank, blanking, bleeping, schizophrenic. >> holy blank! kind of a >> moment. "rolling stone" is out with a cover story in justin trudeau as just possibly the free world's best host. in the cover headline, why can't he be our president? when "rolling stone" despises donald trump that we know that the owner love

justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees.ate change was an obligation, not an option. prince charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. the headlines on bbc news: after days of intense fighting — iraqi forces say they've taken control of the main base of the so—called islamic state in mosul. the un calls for italy to be given greater support — as it deals with record numbers of migrants crossing the mediterranean. helmut kohl — the father of german reunification and the country's longest serving chancellor in modern times — has finally been laid to rest. the service was held at speyer cathedral. the former chancellor's coffin was taken away by an honour guard for burial. earlier, world leader

the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, introduced prince charles to his children.he celebrations were taking place on the ancestral lands of the algonquin people — indigenous canadians. also among the performers was bono, with his own message. when others build walls, you open doors. it was a message expanded on by prime minister trudeau. we don't care where you are from or what religion you practice or who you love, you are all welcome in canada. cheering and applause. justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees, a country where tackling climate change was an obligation, not an option. prince charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that, in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. sport now and in rugby union, the british & irish lions

their most recent cover features a photo of prime minister justin trudeau and asks the question, "whys also "rolling stone" that glamorized the boston bomber, jahar tsarnaev, on one of their covers. >> dana: we do more advertising for "rolling stone." >> tom: i was going to ask dana, is this how they get in the headlines? >> dana: in this particularrroas case, they like justin trudeau because he's cool and they like a cool president. they liked obama because he was cool and has a great summerau playlist and believes that climate change is the most dangerous thing we have against humanity. >> tom: he snowboards. >> dana: it's a matter of style. they liked his style. if he had the same policies as president trump, they would probably still like him. they think he's cool. >> tom: style over substance. "his dark hair is a color found in nature." these are my favorite quotes. "trudeau has a tattoo of a raven inside planet earth." >> lisa: a he has great hair and he's w handsome. i will tell you why he's not going to be president, article 2, section 1, clause 5 of the constitution. he's not

my so is here, he was crying for his selfie with justin trudeau yesterday. i asked him to look at his swim class. it is half boys and half girls. say, it is ok, you don't have to be scared. when the girls go in, there saying ok if it's ok you don't have to get your feet wet. they are teaching them to be risk-takers. we started 20 girls in new york city. i have taught 20,000 girls how to code. there are free summary immersion programs and clubs. i do this work because i believe in the economic opportunity of women and i believe when you teach girls to code, you can change the world. i see this every day. i see it in a girl whose father got diagnosed with cancer. she built an algorithm to help tell of the cancer was maligned -- b nine or malignant. -- be not in our malignant. i see it with kids who decided leadild an app about poisoning. i thought in a girl, jasmine, who worked at burger king. she built an app called wacky children taking college tests. i hope you all had a chance to go downstairs yesterday to see these girls start solving the problems of toda

and before we go, the canadian pm, justin trudeau, has met baby justin trudeau, who is the son of syrianted country. thank you forjoining us. see you again soon. goodbye. plenty going on with the weather in the next few days. ups and downs to come during the week ahead. if you like sunshine, the weekend ended on a high note for most of us. that was the scene on sunday afternoon in northern ireland. the sunset looks like this in warwickshire. we take some of the sunshine with us into the start of the week. this is the first part of the week. monday, tuesday, wednesday, increasing temperatures, it in first 30 on thursday. —— hitting. some rain at times. a lot going on. we start off ona times. a lot going on. we start off on a quiet note. a brighter note. sunshine around on monday. cloud for northern and western scotland. that goes to the northern isles. showers here through the day. elsewhere, dry weather and plenty of sunshine. some high cloud could turn the sunshine hazy in england and south wales. those temperatures could get to 27. northern wales, northern ireland. sunshine. highs of 2

justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees.n obligation, not an option. prince charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. all this weekend we've been reporting on the ceremonies marking 20 years since britain handed over hong kong to china. with the official events now behind us, to wrap up our coverage on a different note, we thought we'd introduce you to the territory's answer to one direction. this boy band wants nothing less than to empower hong kong's young generation. here's their story in their own words. i hope one day all the people of hong kong can live peacefully happily, without any inequality. we are worried about our homeland we are worried about our homeland we are worried about

you have to be 35 and -- >> justin trudeau, justin bieber, janice, me, william shatner, it will be allhat is what he did. brian: ramadan. >> he wore ramadan socks -- you can get ramadan socks, post ramadan socks, actually, and he wore them to the lgbt parade to show how inclusive he is. brian: while doing yoga. ainsley: what about with health care? >> with health care, you get much longer waits, which would give you more time to admire the prime minister with ramadan socks marching in the lgbt parade. steve: all right. let's talk about a little bit about u.s. politics, debbie wasserman schultz was the chair of the dnc for a number of years. we caught a guy who was flying out of the country back to his homeland, he's been charged with i believe bank fraud. his company ran it for a bunch of democrats on capitol hill and a lot of people are talking about how much of their private information was exposed to whomever. >> well, everything because he had debbie wasserman should let's ipad password, so you don't have to worry about putin gave it to julian assange anymore. we know this guy had

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first which is canada day president trump sent out a message say you know my new found friend justin trudeau and hello everybody else in canada so they're buddies so that's the way that trudeau's playing this game so migration yes climate change yes you know we're talking about also free trade now free trade is the big one for canada obviously the u.s. is our biggest trading partner so trudeau does have to tread lightly he can't be as brash as merkel has been when she's talking about donald trump he has to tiptoe around mr trump and there's good reason for that i mean obviously trade you want to see canada making money and when you're making money with the states it's a good thing everybody's happy also the migration thing so you know how many refugees we take it to this country we had three hundred twenty thousand immigrants come in last year alone that that's a huge number it's a bit different in the states we know that and that's not something that canada is going to be pushing at all when it comes to climate change we are totally for the pair's accord and what mr trudeau is saying is tha

i would like to greet vice president pence, prime minister justin trudeau in particular greetings to our host, governor of rhode island and to terry, our governor of virginia and chairman of the national governors association of the us and attending premieres. as a member and particularly as governor of the state i recognize a high-mindedness of this national governors association and especially recognize the willingness of each and everyone of you to engage in this frank, open and necessary dialogue. we must view ourselves as a region and community of interest , a regional approach, integrating vision bond orders and differences, a vision which aids us in making the most common of our-- making the most common of our strengths in building an expanse of development, well-being and freedom, a community of interest means we must identify as partners and friends and as members of a society that shares ideas and aspirations. we can sum up lessons learned by nafta in one simple word, openness. we believe in openness and freedom openness in the broadest sense of the word, openness to trade

and the man right behind you is this dude right there, is justin trudeau. >> yeah, yeah.e was really cool. and i looked at this picture the other day, right, and what i notice is that myself and my girlfriend lisa, we're trying to do it. but nobody else is actually managing it. the only two french canadians in the picture are this man and this lady, samantha, right, sam. and they are the only people that smile with both sets of teeth showing. do you notice that? people smile like this. and the thing is-- . >> stephen: their mouths are also open a little bit. it's this, it's. >> yeah. >> stephen: it's like they are about to bite you. >> yeah, with cool and with liberalism. >> stephen: yeah. >> and with all of that cool stuff. >> stephen: the question that this raises. >> yeah. >> stephen: the question obviously this photo raises is what is justin trudeau's x-men mutant power other than making us wish we lived in canada. >> good hair, i would say. >> stephen: fantastic hair. all of your hair went to him. >> yes. >> stephen: he sucked out other people's-- he's like the rogue

justin trudeau was horrible because not only to be seen recently with the pay out to a terrorist at $10.5d an embarrassing formal apology and a stupid statement about how he is creating a moral society even when things are unpopular. he's also a prolific panderer. we saw him with the rainbow socks for gay pride. being a feminist on the day, i'm not a fan of him by any means. >> tom: are you finally going to unsubscribe for this publication. >> jesse: i told you that in confidence, shillue. i am surprised they are still in circulation. you know, if they like him, i say move the operation. we won't really miss rolling stone. >> dana: we will take fox conn. >> tom: they are fake news but they are cool fake news. juan. >> juan: i think this is anti-trump article. that's what it comes down to. basically he's so cool and so rational. a centrist as opposed to trump. one of the interesting things about this is even in the trump white house, they have called on trudeau to lobby for president trump. remember? >> dana: and it worked. >> juan: his aides got trudeau to call and say don't pull back, le

and justin trudeau amirs ppears have moved on from his bromance with president trump. a highlight here was his socks. he outdid trudeau wearing socks decorated with canadian mount eyes ays and maple leafs. ofrmts n >>> now to our blanket coverage of the festivities. >> for the tenth time, joey chestnut won the nation's famous hot dog eating contest. he took down 72 franks and buns in just ten minutes, beating his own world record by two. he averaged one hot dog every 8.3 seconds. >> what an athlete. what an athle repeat winner, nikki sudo has won the mustard belt eeating 41. >> he trains like an athlete. >> i'm very aware of his training regimen. >>> and while the humans were chomping down on hot dogs, on coney island, a corgi named chompers was the top dog in san francisco. i won the hot dog eating contest there. he went into other dogs' territories to grab their franks. >> i think this should be a dachshund competition. >> if it was down to you, that's what it would be. >> it's a hot dog dog. >> that's sweet. >> they're cute either way. >>> coming up, the latest vaca

meanwhile, you suddenly have leaders, like macron and justin trudeau in canada.as become a lot more opportunity to invest in your hometown? frederic: france has been the first market. you listen to me, you know i am french. an angle in the country, but that is not why we invest there. we invest talent. and we have been very impressed by the talent that we have been able to find there. caroline: what companies, what verticals? frederic: we look at brands, technology brands. we backed something in the food space, which is created a brand for online access to good food at affordable prices. that we backed a couple of mus ago. -- couple of months ago. software platform enabling retailers to build their own online marketplace, competing with the likes of amazon. caroline: how does your stack up versus silicon valley versus the u.s.? frederic: i't's their interest yearssee how -- over 15 as an investor. and i've seen the rise of ambition from founders. now i've got access to three things. the same platforms -- to silicon valley. everyone has got a mobile phone in the p

while we wait, we will show you a portion of yesterday's session, which included justin trudeau. >> good afternoon. it is my sincere privilege to be here with you today to talk about some of the values we have in common and some of the solutions to the challenges we all face. governor mcauliffe, thank you for your kind words of introduction and your thoughtful opening remarks. governor rolando, thank you for your warm welcome in this -- and this extremity hospitality. in rhode island. i must say i am a little bit flattered and a little bit surprised that so many of you in the audience have chosen to be here rather than at the beach. maybe that is on the agenda for this weekend. or maybe, like me, you agree with wallace stevens, that are have's the truth depends on a walk around the lake. i have to tell you, wallace stevens is my favorite american poet. by day, he worked in insurance, up the road in hartford, connecticut. by night, he wrote some of the most thoughtful poetry that this country and our world has ever seen. as i get to know this beautiful, historic corner of america a little

later, canadian prime minister justin trudeau addresses us governors. >> sunday on q and a. >> when we look at president obama's domestic legacy, i think there are two things that are very important that will have long-lasting good consequences for the us that can be summarized in forwards. sonia sotomayor and - >> the second of our two-part interview with posterior prize-winning biographer, david - he talks about his book rising star. the making of barack obama. which covers president obama's life up to his winning the presidency. >> i think the point to emphasize here is that over the course of his presidency, there were scores and scores of people in illinois that in years earlier would deeply disappoints, ty

it shows justin trudeau and asking why can't he be our president? a rather selective memory when it comes to the obama administration scandals. with the bias ever end? ♪ you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. we carry flowers that signifyn why we want to end the disease. and we walk so that one day, there will be a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor. join the fight at alz.org/walk. sargento balanced breaks.ow good things come in threes. natural cheese, dried fruit and nuts. three wholesome ingredients that are never, ever a crowd. sargento balanced breaks. find them in the sargento cheese section. ♪ >> trish: the mainstream media let nothing up on president trump. "rolling stone" magazine featured justin trudeau along sign the text why can't he be our president? the publication when a step further tweeting if canada's prime minister the free world's best hope? des

. >> prime minister justin trudeau, the cover says. >> love him. >> do you ever wonder why he can't be our president that's what rolling stone says. do you need a moment here. >> you take a moment and you know just his face when he's looking at me it's wonderful. >> speaks to you. >> he does. >> he says hello. >> well so a lot of trump supporters unhappy about the cover and canadians don't like it ev evenlyer. there's online version that made mistakes including calling royal canadian po poupting police we're ticking off canada now. >> we are. >> look at them. >> i think it's because we remember obama and he's over there looking fabulous on vacation. >> yeah he doesn't have a care in the world at this point. >> not at all. he's in power and still just as -- as ever and making all the rights moves. all the anti-trump moves. >> and i think that's one of the reasons a lot of people get tikdz off about it. but it is what it is we didn't pay attention to canada much in a long sglim ever i'm like what they have a prime mipster what's happening. >> rick parary when he ran for track a couple de

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justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees.nce charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, ottawa. it's a little known fact that part of canada's declaration of independence was drafted — not in north america — but here in the uk. the venue — highclere castle, where the british tv series downton abbey was filmed. ben moore explains. the libraries of england's grand houses harbour many secrets. but amongst the 8,000 books at highclere, better known to viewers as downton abbey, was a corker. this was the birthplace of a nation. at the bottom of this page are three names, which i didn't really know. john macdonald, ge cartier, and galt. so i did a bit of research, and within one second realised what i was

justin trudeau has held a baby that was named after him. he is the son of syrian refugees.t will also be quite blustery. some extra cloud on the far south of england but that will clear of the night goes on. temperatures around 12—15dc. tomorrow, if you like one weather and sunshine then you will like monday. there will be blue skies and sunshine across the vast majority of the country. far north of scotland sticking to extra cloud, austria winds and some extra rain for the northern ireland's. —— than ordering isles. tensions could claim further. for wednesday, we could see thunderstorms for places. once those where, it will be cooler and fresher but more unsettled for the rest of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the chancellor philip hammond has said public sector workers' generous pensions mean they receive a "premium", but he refused to repeat newspaper reports that he called them overpaid. public sector workers are paid around 10% more than private sector workers. relative to private sector workers. relative to private sector workers at the overpaid? re

. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he drew inspiration from t trudeau says his favoritede showed president bartlett in a debate and admitted he watched it on youtube to bone up for his own debates. >> that's interesting. he watched a fictional show. >> yeah. >> it was sort of the perfect prototypical. jeb bartlett was idea lift idea. >> it has been since years since adrienne fenty vacationing in croatia. sailed on the yacht. fenty was mayor of d.c. from 2007 to 2011. he and powell have been dating now for two years. president obama how many buttons you unbutton on your shirt now. >> he probably used to do that when he was mayor, too. >> when you're casual when you're on the yachts you enjoy it. >> one of my friends noted he seems buff. i said i didn't know. i didn't notice. we'll be right back everybody. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you