says the daily express.er house seems determined to make life as difficult as possible for a prime minister for whom life is as difficult, if not more difficult, then she could have imagined. you sense we are on the brink of a resignation or two from one of those senior levels of government. if you look at boris johnson, his focus has clearly been more on westminster than iran today. he is practically gearing the prime minister —— he has practically dared the prime minister to sack him. it is getting out of hand. i don't often agree with the daily express andi often agree with the daily express and i can see i am now agreeing with trump and the express, unfamiliar territory! i find it trump and the express, unfamiliar territory! ifind it very trump and the express, unfamiliar territory! i find it very difficult to stomach that unelected second chamber pushing so many of these defeats down the corridor to the commons because if you think about what brexit was all about and who voted for brexit and why they di

if he wanted to express you know that a lot of people came to. to hungry at a certain time this is simple if if they're discounting to be considered all his speaking about that will usually be seventeen eighteen nobody lives there at least please please mr friedman let me finish and i think then then he he would like he would describe the situation here but if you interpret it in a different way than then i think i would not agree on that and and again you know if if you want to find out was what mr obama says i would now i do not know to ask and that's too easy i mean this way of arguing is too easy firstly is a part in the you. means you are in one family so the question is what is about this member of your family do you agree on or secondly mr obama is one of the states in europe and that means. parliamentarians one gary young people are influencing or supposed dish one's politics in europe and that's why we i think we have to continue to talk a little bit because i would like to understand your position all been said about muslims. every sing

in the rhetoric about islam between the right wing parties or bans expressions well i think there is a difference again i'm not not taking up his wording and hicks is a skill his expressions and let us talk in our e.p. people about about about the campaign in everything we have to do that by the way because the next election for the european parliament will take place next year in may so we'll if he's in the he's in the family and we think he should stay in the family here and then we have to we have was only because it lends help to a good moment to our majority you really have a sort of a joint in our political messages are going to you that's what i want to say i would leave. lose your majority that's one of the points where you say we need them in our ways and mr friedman listen you know a politician a politician who does not want to get a good vote in the elections who does not go for majority i think he's not a good politician at that but that's not the only that's really not the only reason we have our well yes and we we have a common ground in the e.p. group and i learnt that

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and, you know, expressing this through the idea of the kingdom come. and this, of course, isn't a, is, you know, an allusion to jesus' prayer that he, that the gospels attribute to jesus, you know, to teach the disciples how to pray. you know, thy kingdom come, thy will be done. and she also in this work discusses how deuteronomy was her favorite book, and, you know, her effort to even memorize deuteronomy. and so when you have a book that that's significant to you, you know, those expressions come out in your writings, and so i think that's what we see with maya angelou. >> host: what about william faulkner, ab so lam? >> guest: great question. in this literature section, we have these many different volumes that use the bible as expressions from the bible in their titles. so it's a quote from second samuel 18:33 where david is saying my son, my son, you know, at the time when action lam is being killed. so for faulkner, he's tying this association. you have king david, you have this rebellious son, you have this great turmoil and struggle over what d

thing, president trump did not express any he speech regarding charlottesville. he simply said that there were people there that were not nazis, that there were also people there that were protesting that were decent people. hate speech iss lying, and c-span lies every day when they say that they are fair and balanced. they are not. just look at their programming, almost 100% negative on trump. guest: thank you. it was cathy right? host: patricia. guest: patricia. you are from my hometown. let me address what you said about charlottesville. please accept my apology if you thought i was taking that position. no, no, no. i was trying to illustrate that many people have accused him of hate speech. and if people disagree with that assessment. to me that illustrates the underlying problem that no two of us can possibly agree on what is an inherently subjective concept, especially when we're talking about the very fraught area of public and political debate about such contentious has race.our society many people did complain that trump was not sufficiently condemnatory

-- their own self-expression. i invite you to see this. the first world war was world changing, past the breaking event in the 20th century. i think when many look back through the years, first world war is considered one of the most important events in modern history. it is important to observe this event, and the exhibition allows us to see this in a broad and powerful way. you can watch this or other american artifacts programs anytime by visiting the website. cspan.org/history. >>> everyday policy issues for you. coming tuesday morning. jeff, campaign manager for sanders for the 20 15 presidential campaign. how bernie one is his book. and going on to talk about the reforms to the criminal justice system. be sure to watch our washington journal tuesday morning. joined the discussion on cspan. >>> american history tv is on cspan every week and. featuring using tors archival film and the civil war and the presidency and more. here is a clip from a recent program. >> i was born in the forest with my brothers frien

expressiveness through the idea of the kingdom come. this is an allusion to jesus prayer that the gospel attribute to jesus to teach the disciples how to pray. the kingdom come, they will be done. she also discusses how deuteronomy was her favorite book in her efforts to memorize it. when you have a book that's significant to you that's what we see, not. >> host: what you think about william faulkner? and what is absalom. >> you picked up in this literature section many different volumes that use the bible expressions in the title. so absalom is a second quote. were david is saying and he say my son my son. you have this great turmoil and struggle and what your son is actually trying to do what they're doing to take over the nation. with the conflict between a father and the son of this larger time when it's complicated and there's deception and twisted ethics and how do you get out of it make sense of it. >> and unfortunately we are out of time. you are the director of museum content at the museum of the bible in washington, d.c. he ha

the constitutions free expression protection provide for cartoonist work. roslyn was a young lawyer at the time and was keenly interested in the hustler case and its wide ranging implications, she knew that the sun of partner charles warren was our friend and colleague, and then cartoonist for the miami herald. jim brought roslyn together with association of american editorial cartoonists and the then president in the pro bono preparation of the brief in preparation of the authors league of america and comedian marc russell began. the amicus brief was focused directly on the existential damage that a decision in favor of falwell would do to people of all sorts, and especially in a medium of cartooning. this was eloquent in free society and the chief justice quoted from it extensively in his opinion. satire he wrote is often calculated to injure the feelings of the subject of the per trail but cannot be suppressed without fatally injuring the right of americans to speak and publish. since the 17th century the foundation of free expression has been the idea t

can i bring this picture up, front page of the daily express. front page of the daily express.heresa may, the power stance. what is this about? george osborne did it as well. i do not know if he was the first one to do it. some conservative... it must be like... laughter every time they do it, there is so much ridicule. do they not read the papers? quite a few pictures of theresa may, knocking about so to choose this one... that was before she was prime minister. there has been a lot of pieces about it in the paper what i have ignored because i found it irritating. i was reading a copy of tesco magazine and and it says a courting to a harvard university study, you boost your testosterone levels by 20% if you stand like that. is that what theresa may wants to do? shoveled off in the legs just went... it was the most curious thing. it looks like you are doing the splits. staying with the daily express, this poll suggests that the paper suggests that theresa may is still ahead of the jeremy corbyn suggests that theresa may is still ahead of thejeremy corbyn in the labour party but

we also like to express our thanks for the sympathy send the condolences expressed by or members of the security council during the minute of silence in honor of our marchers we thank the members of the council for having felt the urgent need to discuss a. serious situating situation occupy percy and territory in particular in the gaza strip because of the he ness deliberate crimes created by israel against an armed person in civilians we also share idea of gratitude. towards coate because of the efforts it is making. the only arab member of the security council would also like to thank mr malone of for his briefing and president. we meet today at a sad painful moment for the palestinian people with great sorrow and bitterness we express our most sincere condolences to the families of the marchers may they rest in peace. we also wish a prompt her recovery to all those injured because of the brutal israeli attack on the palestinian people who express their resistance in besieged gaza strip or on the eve of the sacred month of ramadan. we condemn in the most emphatic terms c odious the ma

translation: people need to express themselves a bit and express the anger that they have inside themators turned out in droves, organisers estimate 160,000. police put the number at a quarter of that size, 40,000. security had been beefed up after separate rallies earlier in the week marking mayday had turned violent in places. the far left party which organised the latest rally says it is planning another demonstration in a few weeks. translation: people need to express themselves a bit and express the anger that they have inside them. the demonstrators turned out in droves, organisers estimate 160,000. coincidentally, the month of may marks half a century since the 1968 protest movement which shook france. although it remains to be seen whether macron‘s opponents have the capacity to change the president's tune. virginia langeberg, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's our investigative programme, our world. this edition goes on the frontline of iraq's fight against illegal drugs. a hunt is under way. basra police, on the back of a tipoff, think they've found their target. a suspect they

and a continued health of free expression. chief justice rehnquist wrote, the fact that society may find speech offensive is not a sufficient reason for suppressing it. indeed, if it is the speakers opinion that gives offense, the consequence is a reason for according it constitutional protection. before this case, the aaec had not been active in first amendment litigation, despite the foundations that the constitution's free expression parts provide. rosalyn was a lawyer at the time, and was keenly interested in the case, and it's wide ranging implications. she knew that the son of the partner, was our friend and colleague, a cartoonist for the miami herald. jim brought roslyn together with the aaec, and it's then- president at a home in her pro bono preparation of the amicus brief, in conjunction with the authors legal america, and it

it really gives a very powerful expression.here was a famous artwork from the second world war called a thousand war stare and you saw the drawn look on the soldier's face. i think dunn's painting here captures that in a more powerful way in the century. the first world war again was characterized by the massive industrial scale of the war and the amazing amount of shelling and bombardment that was characteristic of the first world war was often summed up in the term no man's land which was the reference to the area between the lines, between the enemy lines, and this part of the battlefield was completely turned into almost an alien landscape by the massive shell and we see an example here of a painting called over the top where you see soldiers emerging from the trenches, emerging from their lines going over to over the top into no man's land and you can just see how tremendously affected the landscape was by the massive shell that was characteristic of world war i. we have a number of examples of artifacts in the exhibition

the sunday express, so was intriguing. the sunday express, so in love. 128 page souvenir edition.eople world. this will be a lot of people world. this will be a news agenda for some time. as you referenced earlier, really, the story isjust starting referenced earlier, really, the story is just starting out. referenced earlier, really, the story isjust starting out. we've had this happily ever after but it is really the beginning. meghan has a big learning curve ahead of her about what you can and cannot do in her new position. that is going to be difficult. she has got opinions, doesn't she? she has voiced them in the past. and she may not be allowed to voice them in the future. it is very hard, for somebody who is strong world, intelligent, where of her opinions and willing to give them, to suddenly cut herself off at them, to suddenly cut herself off at the waist, as it were. —— strong—willed, intelligent, aware of her opinions. she is outgoing and used to being in the spotlight. she will struggle. to be imposing ha ndcuffs will struggle. to be imposing handcuffs on herself, i t

back in st it's time for a different mode of expression lyrics which reminded rocky's of times gone by when a carefree society focused on culture politics. down to zero like that. colombia's military says it's killed eleven the senate members of a former rebel group far in the country south the defense minister says they had been threatening politicians entrepreneurs and civilians in the conquest a region the operation comes a day after the first round of colombia's presidential election the government's peace deal with far has been one of the main issues. that are most of this demonstrates the renewed ability to dismantle this residual group that has brought so much pain to the area of colombia we are continuing operations in the area bernardo perez salazar is a researcher of armed conflict and peace process at the catholic university of colombia he's this puting the government's claims about the operation against fark dissidents certainly there's a clear message from the government great that day after the first round of the elections to deliver such a lethal lukens to the group whic

moving on to the daily express. their top story, patients trapped by care closers. —— closures. scare, it is a real news story on the front of the daily express, unusual! but it is a serious story about care home closures and the pressure that is putting on the nhs. people, older people are being backed up and having to be kept in the nhs which makes the strains on the nhs more difficult. that is a big current story which i think has been rather lost sight of which the obsession with brexit that we journalists have. the government is engaged in rather delicate negotiations with itself again and how much more money to spend on the nhs and this is part of that story. the figures are scary in terms of the number of care homes that will not keep going. there is quite a shop intrigue —— a sharp increase. 83% falling. it is not just brexit, that snap election, theresa may was very famous for her dementia tax and that was a disaster, her plan to fund social care. it became a battle of the illness between dementia and cancer. it reminds us that social care has been this ongoing issue th

in other countries religion is much more part of everyday life and it's also expressed in music also. you told me you. call michael patrick kelly meanwhile is very outspoken about his face the irish american singers twenty seventeen album id shot into the german top ten he currently lives in the very end when. i. he used to perform with the famous kelly family as a kid then one day he'd had enough. in two thousand and four he withdrew from the limelight and lived as a monk in a french ministry for six years there he drew inspiration from the bible and read songs in lassen she brew and gaelic. oh god she released them in twenty sixteen on a spiritual pop music album titled which is hebrew for spirit plays a lot of people out there. have a spiritual dimension to their music but we don't go very public about it but this one expresses a chapter in my life through an art form. but what's unique about michael patrick kelly's album is that he produced it without the support of a major label even so i'm a detention germany's top twenty. kelly has enjoyed success with both secular and religiou

others may not express the same concerns that senator flake is expressing openly. he is retiring so he has more freedom to do that. but they do express those concerns privately and their actions speak louder than words. they are saying, supporting bob mueller's investigation thing. let's let it play out and see what happens and see what the results are. >> there's an easy way for republicans to solve. this there is enough momentum to codify this into law, to protect robert mueller. why do you think republicans, particularly the ones in power are resistant to take that step? >> they're scared of donald trump and the voters who support him. we keep forgetting how many republicans, it is still very high, support donald trump and those who support him support him vigorously. so these lawmakers feel comfortable saying, we don't know that spygate is the right term. they push back this small ways. but fear dmiks because they worry about donald trump tweeting against them. at the end of the day, they're worried about their own political survival. >> i want to share with yo

self- expression. i invite you to come and see that part of the exhibition as well. the first world war was really a world changing breaking event in the 20th century. i think many years in the future if they look back at the 20th century. probably the first world war will be seen as one of the most important events in modern history. and it's important to observe that event and this exhibition allows us to do that in a broad and powerful way. >> you can watch these or other american art fact programs at any time by visiting our website cspan.org/history. watch our live coverage of the utah senate republican primary debate with mitt romney and state lawmaker mike kennedy from brigham university. tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cspan and cspan.org. make cspan your primary network for campaign 2018. commencement speeches all week long. clarence thomas, starbucks coo rosalind brewer and nikki haley. wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. hillary clinton, rex tillerson, james mattis and canadian prime minister ju

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to practice journalism you know social media has democratized freedom of expression. i know that there is plenty of criticism about the social media but the social media has taken has taken freedom of expression to the grassroots to the people there are questions whether you know it's being freedom of expression is being. exercised properly or not but ultimately people are now able to express themselves subs like they have never expressed themselves before and this should be supported but in authoritarian settings in authoritarian countries countries that freedom of expression is systematic it's the state that attacks journalists and freedom of expression while and in democracies it's not the state and that's a huge difference i mean is rooting republican party has confirmed it will support opposition leader nicole passion candidacy for prime minister the party chairman said in parliament on thursday that a deal had been reached the announcement comes hours after passion on suspended nationwide protests ahead of next tuesday's own important vote robin forced to walk r

before traveling nonstop express to downtown in in the candlestick site, there is the express increasing stops downtown, as well very efficient transit service to and from downtown as well as to and from the adjacent neighborhoods and actually throughout the rest of the city. >> so if i can ask one question just while you're on there. >> yes. >> one of the questions that i have about this is will the express bus routes downtown be more -- be quicker than taking the 24 to the t and taking -- i mean, i suppose it depends on where you're going, but is connecting can the central subway plan down there part of the plan or are the express buses the sort of work horse of the plan here. >> many of the routes, the 22, the 44, connect to the t, but the express route is being designed that it will be faster because it doesn't have to make as many stops as the t. >> very good. wonderful. >> yeah. in addition, i just want to mention the extension of the 28-r into the project site which would operate brt through the project site, connecting the candlestick and hunters point to the south. so with all o

expressing his love for many people, but among them most controversially is donald trump.nd now he's gotten attacked by everybody's, comments he made about slavery being a choice, which is obviously not what he meant. but now it turns out that we are seeing perhaps connected and increase and support among african-americans, especially african-american men. double support to i guess the figure is now it's up to 22%. it was 11% approval. now it's 22%. where the overall approval is also increasing. i believe 16% from 8%. that's interesting. is it just a coincidence here with kanye west? >> it's impossible to tell obviously whether it's a coincidence in the short period of time. but i will say this, what he did by basically saying think for yourself, if that's a threat to the left, it demonstrates how the left has steve's identity politics to shut down any real debate. i don't think that kanye west ought to be nominated for head of the heritage foundation. i don't think he spending is off hours reading frederick hayek. but what he did say here which is very simple is listen, i

not actually expressions.show you what i mean. watch this. >> you know the expression? there's no games being played. you know the expression? it's called stand back. but, you know the expression? you're inside, so you made it. good real estate. you know the expression? some people are injury prone. as the expression goes, trust me we'll do fine. we're gonna do fine with the internet. >> jimmy: yeah, famous expressions. [ laughter and applause ] you don't know -- you don't know that expression? >> steve: oh, yeah, i say it all the time. we're gonna do fine with the internet. >> jimmy: we will do fine -- we'll do fine -- we'll do fine with the internet. yeah, good. [ light laughter ] real estate, good. yeah. exactly. that famous expression. >> steve: famous! >> jimmy: did you see -- >> steve: gosh. >> jimmy: on his way home from michigan, trump had a little trouble with his umbrella. watch this. take a look. >> jimmy: yeah. even trump's umbrella is trying to distance itself from him. [ cheers and applause ] the

there are a lot of forms of expression. a lot of people who choose to commit words to paper or to somehow live in the realm of art or expression. they can go a lot of different routes, but why is poetry the thing that you settled on all those years ago? - probably because i'm stupid and couldn't figure out how to ... you know i was laughing. i have a dear friend, toni morrison, and she writes really incredible novels. and i'm always amazed at how do you go from point a to point b? if i write a poem, i'm finished in you know a page and a half, hell i'm gone. (audience laughs) - but that short form expression has worked for you. it's worked for you now for 50 years. - it works for me because i get to say what i want to say - it works for me because i get to say what i want to say and i don't know. you never know why you like things. i would have been a singer. i would have been a singer and i really loved, i have a poem of hers in there, big maybelle, ♪ "candy, i call my sugar candy." ♪ i thought i want to be big maybelle. i'

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people are able to express themselves and show who they are.tle snatches of personality that are expressed clearly to us. >> they are given a box of d objects ey were given the same canvases. fergus: art is a powerful way in which people with dementia can express themselves. f example, this is someone with a visual form of dementia affecting the back of the brain. we can see how this person has difficulty represented perceptually complicated things fergus: it is a project at the wellcome collection that is .hallenging the taboos surrounding dement >> we are fundamentally trying to image people's understanding of dementia. not just the fact that there are over 100 different typ of dementia, but that people's experiences vary from person to person. there will be questions and uncertnties that the person does not understand that we, the so-called experts, understand. fergus: he has a rare form of dementia that distorts his visual perception, even down to putting paint on a canvas, which this study at university college london is examining. gke all

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tell us, michelle, which are the worst offenders of free expression?dia matters has been at the forefront of the speech enders who are deeply funded by george soros and a number of left-wing foundations and it's important to note that so many of these outfits are tax exempt, that they enjoy so much largess as a result of irs laws and under the definition of 501 c 3s and c 4s have been stretched so these blatantly partisan political organizations have cast themselves as educational or social welfare groups. you have media matters that has gone after every prominent conservative effective voice in the public square and they'll use any pretext. these people do this for full time living. as a result, it is undeniable, laura. and you and i have fought in this arena for so many years in talk radio, on broadcast and on social media where it has been so important for independent conservative voices to get their messages out. and we know that -- that the encroachment of these censors and these bullies in the public square has left an undeniable cloud over the f

it was undeniably a powerful and heartfelt expression of freedom. those revolutions were driven by young people and they were on the left. look where the left is today. instead of freedom they stand for control. they are the new puritans marching around and telling them how they behave. you sexism or racism or trance phobia. of course they are wrong. the way you fight those things is through activism. not the brain dead mind control factactics of the new puritan on the left. they tell you what you are allowed to do and say. if you transgress you are shamed. they talk about diversity and crush the most important diversity of all. the diversity that's the foundation of human progress. the decidthe diversity of thoug. there is no thought but conformity. they imposed their narrow mindedness. they are taking over the democratic party. they will probably nominate one of their own as the presidential candidate and deservetively lose. they will not win because they heahate being told what to do. young people hate being told what to do. there will be a revol

for expressing myself the way i was and i think just finding the words to talk about it was difficult enough itself because it's embarrassing and why is it embarrassing because there's a lot of stigma dr scully asked your question and right at the beginning that older you are the mothers who can't see postpartum depression more. what you know statistically speaking they tend to say younger mothers but i'm going to go on a limb and say that i think postpartum is fresh depression is widely widely under-diagnosed ok so this is thinking we're talking you're a mother so i think more women than not have some degree of farm depression baby one thing i kind of wanted to correct i guess i don't when the superstar to me said baby blue postpartum depression baby blues is a little bit different maybe almost ninety percent of mom status is that you know you kind of ok well i'm just sad tired goes away after a couple of moves or just postpartum depression to skip you know round week to week three i'll be up to you know three sixty three but it's much longer lasting and what. i'm just looking here i

it's pure self-expression but luckily it became a business. in asia she's already a fashion stong but in europe she has some way to go then again she only moved here a year ago to luzon in switzerland. this is where her husband works and when he's on his lunch break he works for. the the times that i won really in the middle smile and style is her personal recipe for taking your up by storm especially switzerland. and also i just have fun because you know like it's a beautiful country like you know if it's going to be worthless you know you're more colors d'anna really stands out amid the swiss with their socks oriel preference for muted black greys and blues it was a bit of a culture shock for the younger who sees the world as one big playground she assembles her boat outfits to offset her surrounding them. how do the better. she's been sharing her day to day musings with our online readers for an. innings an easy she was a fashion blog pioneer in the business students soon realized that users were more drawn to pictures than to was and insta

." >>> msnbc "your business" is sponsored by american express. don't do business without it. ♪ >>> "your business" is sponsored by american express. don't do business without it. ♪ >>> hi there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg, welcome to "your business." the show dedicated to helping your growing business. who you are as a person and your life experiences have a lot to do with shaping you as a leader. one arizona business owner, based on authenticity and respect. he said this in large part was influenced by his decision to come out at work and channel his experiences from when he was in the closet to better understand his customers. ♪ >> it was a different industry back in the day. and i grew up, you know, in the old school ways. i was scared. >> he remembers all too well repeating conversations from his auto repair business with his son. >> i called him at colleague. i had no idea. that's what went on in this business. >> what glenn didn't realize to brian those jokes may not have been so funny. >> when i realized i had done it, i started to cry wha

as usual our elected official expressed their thoughts and prayers are with the victims and families. we know more is need than silence because the silence of lawmakers, especially those here in the house of representatives, kills. 58 killed in las vegas, 27 killed in newtown, account, 14 in san bernardino, 17 at the school in parkland, florida. 26 at a church in texas. 49 in a nightclub in florida. six at the cracker barrel in michigan. nine at mother manual church, south carolina. the begunmen, and they were always all men or boys, had different motivations including crime, racism, revenge, and seeking notoriety, which they got. they all had access to weapons of bullets that could kill scores of humans in moments. for the most part the only thing the victims had in common is they were killed by bullets. "the washington post" reported the number of people killed in schools in 2018, this year, is almost double the number of service men and women killed in our military in both combat and noncombat fatalities. and this coming weekend just like clockwork, as america honors service men on

since the 17th century, the foundation on freedom of expression has been the idea that in a free, i'm suppressed marketplace of ideas that will triumph through its own merits. the english bill of rights incorporated the seed of that in the first amendment to the united states and the constitution brought into robust flower. the supreme court has gradually, but steadily, strengthened the amendment's language and hustler is one of the crown jewels of those cases and we were proud to be part of that. mike, are you going to go next? i will go to roslyn. thank you. [applause] roslyn: thanks. here we are looking at the offending ad parody. atis important to note that the bottom, the original publication said ad parodynot to be taken seriously. even in the table of contents, it was listed under fiction. nonetheless, reverend falwell sued and won. he sued for $15 million. $100,000 inrded compensatory damages and another $100,000 in punitive damages. reallynstream media was perplexed about what to do with this case. chief justice rehnquist, justice scalia and other justices were considered to

back at st it's time for a different mode of expression lyrics which reminded rocky's of times gone by when a carefree society focused on culture not politics. some of been down to zero. rubble have the weather in just a moment or two and also coming up on this out is their new. president has appointed an interim prime minister but the country's political crisis is far from over colombia's military says it's killed eleven dissidents a former rebel group fox has its place still looms large in next month's runoff. and european champions portugal begin their welcome joe will have the details and i . from long flowing island winds to an enchanting desert breeze. out of the refugee camps on the borderline the tween me in ma and back today preparing for the onset of the monsoon as best they can and has already showing itself. the last twenty four hours thirty six hours or so shows big white masses of cloud here and two hundred twenty eight millimeters in twenty four hours is a significant read this is flatland easily flooded of course this is fairly typical when the monsoon starts to burst w

express any specific concern es about that. whoa. the president hasn't expressed concerned about his lawyer making millions off the office of the presidency? won't express them to her privately when it's others like hillary clinton accused of pay to play? he's been more than happy to express his concerns. >> she engaged in corrupt pay for play at the state stapt department. >> pay for play. pay play. it's illegal. >> this is big stuff. pay for play. it's illegal. i mean, it's illegal. >> access and favors were sold for cash. it's called pay for play. >> by his definition, access sold for cash is pay to play. that's what the president's right hand man is accused of doing. so he should be outraged. that is unless he didn't know b about it. so let's go to pamela brown at the white house and pam, there are clearly more questions today if this happened, he would be concerned, yet it was a complicated question. >> that's right. you saw sarah sanders stonewall reporters on many different fronts when it came to these questions about wh