these weapons doing these drills over in south korea so that's one big thing and one thing that mr fallon does not address is that china is the factor here not the brits not the u.s. china is the country that's dealing most closely with north korea china has put up some stringent sanctions against north korea china can get the job done and for some reason now the brits are saber rattling as well we also know that mr fallon though recently has asked for more money for defense so that could all be playing a part of this in this as well as it sits with the ministry of defense in britain they are saying they would like to see a peaceful resolution a diplomatic resolution to all this and what we're seeing is you know a lot of as i mentioned. saber rattling in a lot of the push for a war that really doesn't need to happen well even if the war doesn't happen alex it seems all the savior rattling will keep weapons makers here and in the u.k. very happy out of meal that reporting in toronto thank you so much thank you for some analysis let's turn to paul martin the senior director at peace action

north korea and of course britain is a nuclear power we all know that as well now one thing that mr fallon his forgot to talk about and that's a massive part of this entire equation is china china is the country that neighbors north korea and has been its biggest trading partner and now has some of the most stringent sanctions against north korea and china is doing its job it's working the diplomatic way the nonviolent way to stop north korea from doing what it's been doing what has it been doing while. yes it's been six nuclear missile tests in the past months two missiles over japan obviously not a good thing and china is taking this very seriously china wants diplomacy to work china wants a peaceful resolution and guess what the ministry of defense of britain also says they'd like a peaceful resolution to the scenario through diplomacy it seems like there are a minister of defense though has a very different thought about this whole process and might be for one big reason a couple months ago he asked for more money for defense so why not jump into a war that will spur a lot more money n

what do you find the most troubling about what mr fallon said when his comments yesterday was incredibly revealing i think the most finally so that we've been very concerned for a long time to even my government does not. even write she's an engagement with the kingdom of saudi arabia and i think what we saw yesterday was. missing that for this government that well many piracy is on sale and actually i think he may want to send something to mind that's. clearly something that the government is not intent on doing so do you feel that he basically was just saying what people say behind closed doors that he simply said out in the front for everybody to hear. yes i think the math released yesterday but what was he shameful about his comments was the way in which he can be speaking to shut down his fellow m.p.'s from raising these incredibly important concerns about the arabia's execution of juveniles the execution of peaceful protesters and its use of force confessions and torture. in the trial so bella there are a lot of countries that deal with saudi arabian there are a lot of countries th

, julia hartley brewer, said she did not consider herself to be a victim of sexual harassment by mr fallonng accusations of sexual harassment at westminster. the us streaming service, netflix, has announced it will not commission another series of the political drama house of cards. the move comes after the programme's lead actor, kevin spacey, was accused of sexually harrassing the actor anthony rapp when he was 1a years old in 1986. the company has said it is "deeply troubled" by the allegation and mr spacey has apologised for any "inappropriate drunken behaviour". a government review into gambling machines is expected to propose tougher restrictions for fixed—odds betting terminals. the machines — which allow people to bet stakes of £100 every 20 seconds — have been described as the "crack cocaine" of gambling. campaigners are calling for the maximum bet to be reduced tojust £2. but bookmakers say that would lead to half of all betting shops closing and result in 21,000 job losses. john is back and he is talking about mo farah returning to the uk.” think he spent the summer here with hi

mr. fallon's response, which is shameful, and certainly the congresswoman's response.said. and i have to break in it's breaking news from house speaker paul ryan. he's talking about a fourth tax bracket. what's he saying, liz? liz: for high income earners, they're looking to do just that. in other words, keeping their existing 39.6% tax bracket for high income earners. don't know where it breaks at. what the income threshold is for that. this is a bit to get more votes to get the tax package through. stuart: to show it's a middle class tax cut. >> that's correct. stuart: and it takes more money out of the rich. we were up 70 odd points. now we're up 63, 64 points. i'm not going to take that as impact what mr. ryan just said. we're still up 60 points. tammy, i want to talk about this tax deal here. we had the budget passed last night. 51.49. it's on the fast track now to move ahead for tax cuts before the end of the year. am i right in saying that the chances of getting a tax cut very soon just went up a lot? >> yes. the issue is i believe we'll get it. the difference i

earlier mr fallon did not seem to dominica to.e company has said it has nothing to do with brexit but the number of remain campaigners are already suggesting that because a company like bae has very long and complex supply chain is it underlines the importance of staying inside a single market and customs union and on top of all that we are expecting later this afternoon a statement from the business secretary about bombardier which has had huge tariffs slapped on it by the us supreme court and has been a suggestion from the defence secretary michael fallon that the government could potentially look at retaliatory action against american companies such as boring if they are going to be looking at future uk defence contracts be looking at future uk defence co ntra cts if be looking at future uk defence contracts if those talents are not removed. that track —— —— boeing. theresa may is challenging public bodies to "explain or change" sweeping inequalities between different ethnic groups theresa may is challenging public bodies to "e

mr branson! he got a call from somebody pretending to be serve michael fallon and asking whether he would pay upuse a ransom had to pay for someone that had been kidnapped —— serve michael fallon. he was kind of going on with it and then he phoned downing street. there's someone out there impersonating michael fallon! of all people! we have to call it a date. good to see you. thanks for watching. —— call it a day. well, wednesday is expected to be quite a mixed day across the uk. there's certainly some rain in the forecast. the clouds have been gathering for the last 26 hours or so. some quite pretty pictures, gloomy pictures in places. here's one from dorset, and this is the weather front moving in from the south. here it is as it drifts in from the bay of biscay across france. and this is going to bring some quite wet weather for a time across southern and some central areas, particularly around the midlands, during the course of wednesday. so first thing in the morning, i think, from the southern counties through the south midlands, into the east midlands, there'll be some rain around. but ma

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fallon figures into that as well. why do you think former president clinton speaking fees drunk dramatically after mrs.ecretary of state? >> the president has given speeches to all kinds of entities in the united states and abroad. all of them went through a rigorous vetting process conducted at the state department. if he gave a speech, it was because the people who inspected and reviewed and deemed there was no conflict. all allegations suggesting there was a conflict are coming from people like peter schweizer who has been widely discredited. had to admit he had no evidence. >> bret: you don't think there's any problem there. when foreign entities pay secretary clinton or the former president to speak or make contributions to the foundation after they speak, do you think they expect something in return? >> if they do, they are foolish. >> bret: that had evolved through 2015 and 2016. >> brian fallon is earning his money. i think one of the things that the entire democratic postelection campaign to link trump to russia, to suggest there was collusion, one of the things it's done is made any contact w

mr. devin nunes and the republicans from the fact that there is a serious investigation going on into donald trump's relationship with the russians. >> dana: brian fallonspokesperson for the clinton campaign, he was asked about edge. he denied any acknowledgment there was some kind of lie that happened but he also said if i had gotten handed it last fall, i would've had no problem passing it along. isn't that exactly what donald trump jr. was saying about his meeting -- basically, doesn't everybody do it? people suggested maybe not. >> jesse: double standard when it came to the don jr. meeting at trump tower. you had a russian woman who came to them and said i might have something on the clintons. what do you have? she had nothing in the meeting ended and no money changed hands. in this case, the clintons actively sought dirt on donald trump, paid for it, and then lied about it. when the clintons do it, it's called opposition research. when trump didn't do it, it's called collusion. it's funny that juan likes to talk about diversion. this story is not about nunes. it's about the clintons. that's they diversion. nice try, juan. i do the same thing. >> j

mr. theresa may after defense secretary admitted to inappropriately touching a journalist. it brings the sex scandal swirling around westminster to be part of the government. michael fallon said he apologized at the time for repeatedly touching the knee of julia brewer at a dinner 15 years ago, and they had put the incident behind them. brewer said she threatened to "punch him in the face if he did it again" also downplayed the incident. the u.s. treasury secretary has put to rest the idea of doubling in the $14.2 trillion treasuries y might introduce that sales. steven mnuchin said "we have done a bunch of research and reached out and do not see a lot of demand for it." he said it may work under some scenarios. pulled intoetting hollywood's controversy over harassment and abuse. that is after allegations that kevin spacey, the star of the companies "house of cards" theories made a sexual advance to a 14 or old boy many years ago. become an he plans to end the show after season six through the cancellation had already been planned and is not related to the accusation. news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. thi

mr weinstein has "unequivocally denied" any allegations of non—consensual sex. theresa may's spokesman has said it's right that sir michael fallon 2002 when he placed his hand repeatedly on the need —— on the knee, of a well—known journalist, julia hartley—brewer, at a conservative dinner, that no complaint has been made about him by miss hartley—brewer, and therefore there is not going to be any cabinet office investigation, unlike of course the circumstance surrounding mark garnier, who is subject to an investigation. and you get the sense that certainly miss hartley—brewer views the incident as frankly much ado about nothing. she has said in a tweet and a statement that she doesn't think she is a victim, she does not think the incident anyway compares to some of the allegations of sexual harassment sweeping around westminster. but what is striking i think is that, even so, there remain numerous allegations still being aired at westminster. the bbc had seen a list compiled by parliamentary researchers and young party workers in which they identified 40 mps and listed allegations against them. many of those allegations are comp