street is like goldfish until they die right say show me something to trade in the trade but you know dr paul craig roberts has made a point often quite germane to the discussion and that. trumps trade wars don't make any sense because the only way to keep these countries dependent on the dollar is that they have to export to the u.s. in exchange for dollars because they need dollars to be part of the global economy and so when you go into a trade war and you cut that off you're killing you you put a gun to your head and commit financial suicide by killing the dollar which is what the trumpet ministration seems hell bent on doing at the moment well certainly this global financial system whether it's domestically or internationally does not seem set out for the ordinary person the bottom ninety nine point nine percent that are not friends with the central bankers when this in the united states where all the jobs happen in either new york city or san francisco but the barrier to entry is you need tens of thousands of dollars to move there and even get on the rental ladder and rents keep on risi

street is like goldfish until a guy writes a show him something to trade in the trade but you know dr paul craig roberts has made a point often quite germane to this discussion and that. trumps trade wars don't make any sense because the only way to keep these countries dependent on the dollar is that they have to export to the us in exchange for dollars because they need dollars to be part of the global economy and so when you go into a trade war and you cut that off you're killing you you put a gun to your head and commit financial suicide by killing the dollar which is what the trump administration seems hell bent on doing at the moment well certainly this global financial system whether it's domestically or internationally does not seem set out for the ordinary person the bottom ninety nine point nine percent that are not friends with the central bankers when this in the united states where all the jobs happen in either new york city or san francisco but the barrier to entry is you need tens of thousands of dollars to move there and even get on the rental ladder and rents keep on risin

is like goldfish eat until they die right say show me something to trade in the trade but you know dr paul craig roberts has made a point often quite germane to this discussion and that. trumps trade wars don't make any sense because the only way to keep these countries dependent on the dollar is that they have to export to the us in exchange for dollars because they need dollars to be part of the global economy and so when you go into a trade war and you cut that off you're killing you you put a gun to your head and commit financial suicide by killing the dollar which is what the trump administration seems hell bent on doing at the moment well certainly this global financial system whether it's domestically or internationally does not seem set out for the ordinary person the bottom ninety nine point nine percent that are not friends with the central bankers when this in the united states where all the jobs happen in either new york city or san francisco but the barrier to entry is you need tens of thousands of dollars to move there and even get on the rental ladder and rents keep on risin

dr. pauling, i see that you have been around the white house a few times. [laughter] >> before introducing him to the first lady, he said, i hope you will continue to express your opinions. now mrs. kennedy was not as gracious, she said, dr. pauling, my little girl wants to know what has daddy done wrong today. [laughter] >> clearly the most controversial guest was jay robert, the father of the atomic bomb, who i think you may have heard little bit about if you were here in the previous discussion. lost his security clearance in 1954 and this was part of an effort by president kennedy and people in the white house staff to -- to initiate some sort of public redemption form and released from purgatory and this was part of two-step process. later on he was given award, selected for award from president kennedy. other people at the dinner who were significant and it was just such an incredible list of -- of people included james baldwin. james baldwin had met robert kennedy that night for the first time, met president kennedy intel and -- as well, a year later

sure yes i did get a chance to interview dr paul who is the executive director of the national center for p.t.s.d. and white river junction vermont she essentially writes the book on how the v.a. treats veterans with their p.c. and they've rolled out some pretty significant new new studies that work very well and i was actually a part of one of those studies it was premiered down here in long beach california i was actually paid for my involvement and went through twelve very intense psychoactive therapies that had a dramatic effect on me the v.a. is doing what they can and dr politian are is a wonderful woman and i really appreciated her time issue explain things to me from her perspective but in a lot of cases the v.a.'s hands are tied by bureaucratic red tape our oversized government is just really holding a lot of things back and we need to remove that and really maybe start to introduce maybe some private industry into how to fix this because as we've seen time and again our government just is not capable of handling something of this magnitude and as you see other private indust

street is like goldfish until a guy writes a show him something to trade in the trade but you know dr paul craig roberts has made a point often quite germane to this discussion and that. trumps trade wars don't make any sense because the only way to keep these countries dependent on the dollar is that they have to export to the us in exchange for dollars because they need dollars to be part of the global economy and so when you go into a trade war and you cut that off you're killing you you put a gun to your head and commit financial suicide by killing the dollar which is what the trump administration seems hell bent on doing at the moment well certainly this global financial system whether it's domestically or internationally does not seem set out for the ordinary person the bottom ninety nine point nine percent that are not friends with the central bankers when this in the united states where all the jobs happen in either new york city or san francisco but the barrier to entry is you need tens of thousands of dollars to move there and even get on the rental ladder and rents keep on risin

>> it says to me that he sent me an e-mail about dr. paulho met in libya that had something to do with hillary clinton, and i looked at it, and he wanted me to put somebody on the show. i said i will put somebody on the show, and he said, i will look at it, and he said, you have to confirm it first and assange may be on my show, and look at the wiki lakes website. >> the reason this is interest is that roger was hyping saying that he was using you the get to assange or some of that was going on. these e-mails look like you were addressing specific e-mails from different times from assange. >> and i understand how it looks, and this is the first conversation with julian assange, and when did it come, september 18th or something like that? >> yes, september 18th, 2016. >> and the previous three months no discussion on julian assange or wikileaks. >> so i want to be clear that you just spoke with adam schiff's people, that roger stone was lying when he says that you were the intermediary. >> yes, he wanted me to get this to julian assange to ge

>> he sent an e-mail from a guy named dr. paul that had something to do with hillary clinton. looked at it and he wanted me to put somebody on the show. i'll look at it. and he says, no, you have to confirm it first. i said, well, asang might be on my show. i said, look at wikileaks' website to see if it is there. >> the reason this is of investigative interest is whether roger was hyping that he was using you to get to assange or whether there was some of that going on. the e-mails make it look like you were discussing e-mails at specific times. >> that's right. i understand how it looks. that was my first conversation with roger stone about julian assange. and when did it come, like september 18th or something like that, right? >> september 18, 2016. >> the previous three months we had no discussion, no discussion on julian assange or wikileaks. >> so you maintain, i just want to be clear, you spoke to adam schiff's people and maintain that roger was hyping or lying that you want to -- now we are going to part two. >> he wanted me to get this to julian assange. >> we go to p

time, ithought, to talk to dr eurovision. yes, paul really has a phd in eurovision. i think there is a problem with perception. we don't take it seriously enough? yes, people think the music is rubbish. there is some good talent in this contest but we don't see it in the same way. # hold your head up, don't give up... and our odds this year? 200 to one. but remember, there is always hope. have you thought about if you win? i'll probably just spontaneously combust into glitter and feathers because that is eurovision. # don't give up... david sillito, bbc news, lisbon. not long to wait! now on bbc news, a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30 tonight. coming up on bbc news we will be ahead of a big weekend of rugby in bilbao, we will be their head of the cup finalfor cardiff bilbao, we will be their head of the cup final for cardiff blues are up against gloucester, looking for a record equalling third title. tomorrow's champions cup final, lei nster tomorrow's champions cup final, leinster digging an racing 92. we will look forward to the championship play—off, and will form

time, i thought, to talk to dr eurovision. paul really has a ph.d. in eurovision. i think there is a problem with perception. we don't ta ke problem with perception. we don't take it seriously enough? yes, people think the music is rubbish. there is some good talent in this contest but we don't see it in the same way. and our odds this year? 200 to one. but remember, there is a lwa ys 200 to one. but remember, there is always hope. have you thought about if you win? i'll probablyjust spontaneously combust into glitter and feathers because that is eurovision. david sillito, bbc news, lisbon. time for a look at the weather. sadly the weather is not much to sing about this weekend, not laughter last weekend's treat. we do have some sunshine and it will not bea have some sunshine and it will not be a wash—out, the weekend. it is an east— west split. we have the cloud in bed in the west. rain for much of the morning across northern ireland, courtesy of this weather front. it has got us a bit of a headache over the weekend as forecasters try to figure out where it is goi

time, ithought, to talk to dr eurovision. yes, paul really has a phd in eurovision.e same way.

blackmailing the legitimate authority miles away is a blackmailing intolerance paul that is still going calling armenia after the war dr who by you or by the way asked have you found any evidence that it's going by us this kind of intolerance and blackmailing is not promoting democracy in armenia because despite the movement has the followers of supporters the rights of the freedom of expression for the opponents and for the people who are feeling think another way should be preserved from guaranteed but all the underdog did not understand you i believe that if you're looking for the opposition to risk the excuse me he was arrested for you for oh it's the force of the race for democracy you to force it it's only for some very small for this you know the rest is in violation of his parliamentary he was detained for several hours and fell for just a very much more as an extra thirty for the next acting prime minister mr harper turn of one to deliberate that just a reminder so the question of the democracy is not only is a question of the majority. but also the question of the protecting the rights of the people who are t

it was time to talk to dr eurovision. yes, paul has a ph.d in. . . eurovision.itter and feathers, because that's eurovision. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. analysis of met data by the bbc shows 85% of moped crime in the capital happens in north london. hot spots are often along roads where thieves can make a fast get away, with camden and islington the worst boroughs. police say they've not lost control of the crime, despite an almost 30—fold increase in offences since 2012. despite the rise, we are absolutely committed to tackling moped and able offending across london and in fact, since january we've employed a number of new tactics that are starting to see dividends in terms of a real reduction in crime. and if you want to know how bad moped crime is in your area — there's a tool available now on the bbc website. detectives say a significant suspect in the double murder of a father and daughter in deptford is dead. noel and marie brown were killed in december last year. the suspect, nathaniel henry, who has been linked by forensic

i was just going to ask you considering that paul ryan is now considered the lame dr.a republican house boys on integration and issue that should the main focus. yes and kevin mccarthy, this is not political just to get them to listen to him? >> is interesting. they reported today that there was some consideration to get rid of paul ryan early so that mccarthy would be a stronger leader. particularly after the farm bill last week block in part because of the debate about immigration. it is unclear that he is actually going to be a pose that is reportedly something that has been addressed to the president and he is considering whether to lay in on this. >> will cause even more drama that perhaps they don't necessarily need. so i have time for another question? because the matters get resolved in the house, then he goes over to the senate and there is no guarantee they will have a rubberstamp. >> it is certainly that was an issue earlier. it is a debate that seems difficult that it be resolved at least for the election but of course that will not keep people from trying

time, ithought, to talk to dr eurovision. yes, paul really has a phd in eurovision.ou win? i'll probably just spontaneously combust into glitter and feathers because that is eurovision. # don't give up... so how do you win eurovision? with me to discuss what truly make the perfect eurovision song is bbc data journalist, clara guibourg, and the entertainment journalist, caroline frost. you have been doing some actual research into eurovision songs in tombs of happy songs and sad songs and which are the most likely to win —— in terms of. and which are the most likely to win -- in terms of. it is quite surprising, but sad songs are more likely to win an eurovision. eight out of the last 12 contests we found the song that was victorious was sadder than the average line—up that year, counterintuitive that may seem, given the topic and if you break it down every year you can see strikingly that songs are getting sadder year by year. you are presenting a graph with a line about musical positivity. that is right. maybe this is down to songwriters catching on to the fact that

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