in the with the union flag rather than the sole tie. so being the flag assault having the flag of scotland and pockets of food would say things like made in button and then underneath it would see it go in and angus and so as angus spot a scar on the skull in this part of britain well the problem problem is that by not accepting the unique scottish blinds the supermarkets and the retailers and jandals of actually rican the product because scotland is seen with many many pools many some of these of showing that scotland food and drink in particular is seen as high quality very high quality and the problem with recall the union jacki is that you diminish the scottishness of it and in turn that diminishes the attractiveness of the food and drink they want to be possible for people to put the flags on the projects assault time one side of the union flag and the other one below zero actually that is happening with quite a few companies and that's not a bad thing. it just actually the big problem is but exit no one had them but certainly affe

in there with the union flag rather than the sole tie. so being the flag assault having the flag of scotland and pockets of food would say things like made in button and then on the meter it would see. it all in an angus and so on as an angle spot a scar on the skull in this part of the well the problem problem is that by not accepting the unique scottish blinds the supermarkets and the retailers and jandals of actually reaching the product because scotland is seen with many many pools many some of these of showing that scotland food and drink in particular is seen as high quality very high quality and the problem with recall the union jackie is that you diminish the scottishness of it and in turn that diminishes the attractiveness of the food and drink they want to be possible for people to put more flags on the produce assault time one side of the union flag and the other formula well actually that is happening with quite a few companies and that's not a bad thing. it just actually with the big problem is but exit no one had them but ce

on the producer saltire on one side the union flag and the other woman around well actually that is happening with quite a few companies and that's not a bad thing. it just actually the big problem is but exit and i had them but i accept be a fair thing for companies speculate on the projects any particular that is a real problem for scotland because scotland highs several items which are which have. what is called protected geographical indication not a member of us when i was first minister campaigning for whiskey to get one agreed by the chinese well good for you we won not one and scotch whisky is probably the best known certainly our biggest export but probably the best known export it don't mean british whisky are no they tried and i have very good authority that the sales of the british whisky. just were non-existent and they've gone back to scotch and this controversy actually ridge then to the committee rooms of the house of commons that it didn't need to and. gave evidence and she's one of the key campaign especially one of

wildlife trade and in favor of 12 years of quality education for every girl and we have a flag, the union flag going up in nine new missions, in the pacific, caribbean, and africa and more to come so we have overtaken france to be the biggest diplomatic network of any european country. none of this would have been possible without the support of my humble friend the prime minister. everyone who has worked with her will recognize her courage and her resilience, and it was privilege to collaborate with her in promoting global britain, a vision for this country that she set out with great clarity at lancaster house on january 17th last year. a country eager as she said, not just to do a bold ambitious and comprehensive free trade agreement with the eu, out of the customs union, out of the single market, but also to do new free trade deals around the world. i thought it was the right vision then. i think so today. but in the 18 months that have followed, it's as though a fog of self-doubt has descended, and even though our friends and partners liked the vision, it was what they were expecting from

joining us on the left-hand side of your screen you are seen to podiums in two flags, the european union flaged states flag. this was not supposed to be the case. there was not supposed to be this sudden rush into the rose garden. usually when they have these events is for a positive reason, so maybe we are thinking-- is like dr. seuss and eyes going in all different directions. wash the dow, watch the nasdaq, watch the s&p and right now the s&p is up 10 with dow straddling the flat line above it. these markets may knew-- move depending on what we hear. one of the things the president did last week was to sign this executive order about jobs and job training bringing in a bunch of companies and said it's on you guys to start training people for the jobs of the future, it jobs of tomorrow land and one year ago may, you sat and told me in wisconsin that you are already doing that. how's it going and what do we need to seek from company so they are successful at doing that >> to start with, liz, people and having our own employees who are comfortable with advanced technology and have engaged rem

flag and european union flag. make of it as you wish. liz is talking about headlines from "the wall street journal," apparently some deals has been reached between both sides though "the wall street journal" is citing european officials. we have not heard from the white house side of things so far, we do believe we'll hear from the president and jean-claude juncker shortly. we don't have any sort of timing. we've been waiting in the rose garden half an hour. i should, add, melissa, we were summoned here seemingly out of nowhere. pool reporters supposed to be covering the president on this day as it relates to video, et cetera, were called 3:15 this afternoon. out of nowhere we were told, get to the rose garden, it is open press event. here we are. 4:03 in the afternoon. send it back to you. melissa: i hope you're not getting "punk'd." reporter: i don't think we're getting "punk'd," because it is 90 degrees bus we're not complaining. >> blake, thanks for sticking there with for us. it is big news. adam: we want to go to nicole petallides

flags. the american stars & stripes and the union jack flags.in front of the rostru m. and the unionjack in front of the rostrum. we are expecting the two leaders to arrive in a minute. we have had a two minute warning. let's just pick up again with leslie. as i said, leslie, the realfocus is how the prime minister is going to react to all of this because there was some damage limitation from the american side today. there was a statement that said he didn't see anything bad. they began this morning reaffirming that donald trump and theresa may have a close relationship. i am sure we're going to see more of that. we will probably see a nod to close cooperation on trade, on russia, on iran, on all sorts of things that i am not sure that anyone will be persuaded or convinced. believe the key thing will be remaining strong and looking strong next to an american president who many see as a bully. it could play well for her. there are remainder is calling in to local radio stations today saying, how dare he. any kind you intervene in domestic politic

many waved the european union flag. there were similar protests in other polish cities too.ar its displeasure about this legislation. back in december it said there was "clear risk of a serious breach of the rule of law". it also triggered what's called article 7, which is the start of a process that ends up with poland losing its eu voting rights. well, seperate to that, this week the eu additional legal action, saying that the law undermines judicial independence. there is a huge amount of pressure and a huge amount of criticism. the guardian's christian davis would like a change in terminology. tweet @crsdavies "can we stop saying that the polish government is trying to "erode" judicial independence. erosion is a gradual process. a guillotine doesn't erode your head off." he's also written this piece for freedom house poland's prime minister is having none of this criticism. he even calls this ‘democratic enlightenment‘. here he is in european parliament. translation: respecting national identities is part of the trust that was been built in the eu. constitutional plurali

they would fly a union flag to confuse the whalers when they got up close, they take the people off the ship, drop the people off at the next harbor they could come across. so the oil started with the kerosene hunt game rather later. by 1865 or so, the whales were pretty much gone. there was a low-level whaling continued almost up until today. some of those here who like to work with cars will recall that the transmission fluid that was used for many years in automobiles was actually beautiful whale oil. it was just a lovely oil in race cars especially. you can find the oil cans that say to the authorities and even the 40s, let's see. the gate scene however and the fluid that was made from suddenly dropped out of sight and here's where the oil did save the day, lighting. dropped out of sight when the northern armies blockaded a navy, blockaded the harbors down in the south. their ships couldn't get in and out, these are ships were generally harbored in some other country and they were attacking northern shipping. they couldn't get in and out and therefore they couldn't move the turpenti

were captured and burned by these fleets clippers that the southern navy used, they would fly -- union flag which is whalers and when they got up close they take the people off and burn the ship. drop the people off with the next harbor they could come across. so the oil part of it the kerosene part came later than the decline whaling by 1865 or so the whales were pretty much gone. and there was a low level of whaling that continued almost up to present day. some of the men here who are -- who have like to work with cars who will recall that the -- the transmission fluid that was used for many years -- in automobiles was actually from a cd beautiful whale oil. it was just a lot ofly oil for running transmissions in cars with, race cars especially. you could find oil l cans but up to through 30s and 40s. let's see -- the burning that was made from it -- suddenly dropped out of sight and here's where the oil did save the day. for lighting burning fluid droppedded out of sight when northern armies blockaded a navy blockaded the harbors down in the south. their shifts couldn't get in and out th

we have a lot of european union flags as well. with -- no war with iran. thousands of signs.protesting here in central london. london, what does trump actually want to get out of this? trade surplus. >> i don't think he was paying much attention at all to a trade did with the u.k. until the last couple of days when reporters started asking about it. undermine the prime minister. it is not clear he wants much of anything other than to consult before he talks to vladimir putin. i'm sure she would want him to discuss the assassination russian spy.e >> may be the optics are more important than the reality. saying a great piece brags it does matter for president trump. can you walk me through what you wrote? >> of the brexit referendum was a big moment. like the trump candidacy, this was a come from behind victory. it was -- the campaign rally .ehind the nationstate call forrallying people to restore sovereignty. trump identified with that. taketeers have the slogan back control. make america great again. a longtimeaken interest in brexit. he has commented on it. that hemade state

. >> tonight in moscow at the kremlin the red flag of the failed soviet union at last came down and thea rose. >> 300 years of history erased. >> soviet institutions like the kgb simply ceased to exist. >> vladimir putin views the break-up of the soviet union as he says himself to be the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century. >> it was a traumatic time, and it sparked a profound change in vladimir putin. he became a politician, deputy mayor in his hometown of st. petersburg. it was not a big job, but putin clearly had big dreams. he commissioned this rarely seen documentary about himself, presenting vladimir putin, the credits read, in power. weirdly the sound soundtrack from the broadway show "cats." the ambitious putin may already have been looking towards moscow because the russian people were desperate for strong leadership. under president boris yeltsin the new democracy was a mess. >> the entire soviet system, it just collapsed. >> the oligarchs, the men who profited on the spoils of communism became fantastically rich. >> mercedes-benz is selling more of its top line

and in favour of 12 years a slave the quality education for every girl, and we have the flag, the union flageen possible without the support of my right honourable friend, the prime minister. everyone who has worked with her will recognise her courage and her resilience, and it was my privilege to collaborate with her in promoting global britain, a vision for this country that she set out with great clarity at lancaster house on january 17 with great clarity at lancaster house onjanuary 17 last with great clarity at lancaster house on january 17 last year. with great clarity at lancaster house onjanuary 17 last year. a country eager, as she said, notjust to do country eager, as she said, notjust todoa country eager, as she said, notjust to do a bold ambitious and, hence of free trade agreement with the eu out of the customs union, out of the single market, but also to do new free trade deals around the world. i thought it was the right vision then, i think so today. but in the 80 months that have followed, it is as though a fog of self—doubt has descended, and even though our friends and par

from the courier-journal in louisville, the headline with the american flag america is not a perfect union and that is ok as long as we try to be. kim sullivan. you can read his piece at courierjournal.com. oklahoma, chris, republican line. caller: things, and great to hear all of the great colors this morning. , was listening to kristin's very interesting but so much of what he said just wasn't so. like obama, his farewell address, he mentioned that we were a democracy. fiftysomething times before i had to change the channel to nickelodeon or something. we are a constitutional republic helpr. carroll probably obama and the $20 trillion we are in debt, there is not any federal funding for $20 trillion. a bureaucracy has labeled... the future to themselves. worriedwhat they are about, that is why they want to get trump out and that is why mr. carroll was so adamant against him. i got that off my chest so hit me with your question. [laughter] history,s one is on this says name one war fought by the united states in the 1800s. one war fought by the united states in the 1800s. daniel that woul

flagging u.s. sales and an effort to expand in asia counterattacks from the european union are also threatening holly's bottom line. and the president not all that happy about a u.s. company taking some of its production and brought see what happens on that front business with. you both are. true. climate change. and sustainability and. environmental standards we give globalisation the first biodiversity species conservation exploitation equality. human rights displacement polls show the global and current of local actually. global three thousand next on g.w. . read the real talent resides. i come from there lots of people in fact not an abelian if you could was the largest democracy that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can sense. the television reporters tried to in the end after the four of them but in one i remember thinking at the time if the blood in broken for what happened to seem to come together and unite for a cause. but i do the news i often confronted difficult situations more conflict between does comes down i see despite my job in france was deemed as

he wants to reconstitute the soviet union or the soviet empire under the russian flag.s help him, they do not hurt president putin, they do not hurt president putin, they help him. so it is important i think to raise the issues but do it privately, the art of diplomacy is to meet privately with heads of state and other leaders and then come out and say we have reached an accord, we have our differences but we are together. nato is critically important to the american national security but when you undermine other leaders of publicly criticise them is set in motion and resentment on the part of the civilians, the constituents of each leader so when it comes time for angela merkel to increase defence spending they say wait a increase defence spending they say waita minute, increase defence spending they say wait a minute, why should we do this for president trump. it tends to undermine the relationship and so i think is important to insist that they do more to privately. but at they do more to privately. but at the same time we have reports that the same time we have repo

to see a flag and say that's a 36 star flagged as a post more stars being added. even as the union cause became more amorphous the veteran -- the confederate cause remained distinct. its memory, it's symbols continue to stand apart, suspended in time and inseparable from the war, captured, of course in the and movieestseller gone with the wind. it appears as though the confederacy was the civil war. centennial, the lost of theo the long side reconciliation as the predominant memory of the war, and here we have the rate -- the flag being raised. all of this is a product of the 20th century americans. >> that was a wonderful talk, and we do have time for some questions. working,ieve they are so lean into them. they should be working just fine. >> professor robertson mentioned the 1906 legislation that soldierd confederate should be treated as all-american veterans. comment on the university of virginia's removal of the plaques with the names of the students and faculty and staff who died while serving in the american army. when the new president comes in, would you object and ask him

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another country flying the flag of free trade there. >> the european union is expecting american goodsiffs. the u.s. is debating whether auto imports image national security, that could turn of the 20 -- the tariff trump has threatened. oil pushed higher in new york as saudi arabia pledged not to flood the market to bring prices down. upims that it would step supply are without basis and opec will maintain production to fit customers need. crude has fallen this month as the trade war and the specter of expanding supply trigger concerns about renewed oversupply. malaysia is set to have issued a -- arrest warrants for two former executives of the trouble 1mdb investment fund. they relate to the funds council jazmine lou and the former director. the domestic investigation is nearly complete at least four and a half billion dollars are said to have disappeared. much of it is gone forever, malaysia says. we might get back around 10%. maybe if you're lucky, 30%. at the very least 10%. >> global news, 24 hours a day, and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts

the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policies the european union is attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farmers in the midwest are dreading the prospect of china taxing their product in retaliation for trump's tariffs on chinese goods so would be futures are already at their lowest in nearly a decade export twenty five percent of your products any time your stock start talking training go she says going to be a big impact on your business. tariffs have gone into effect on u.s. cranberries peanut butter orange juice and levi's jeans also in a blow to european liquor aficionados and american distillers bourbon whiskey has become costlier from lisbon to warsaw thanks to you retaliatory terrorists twenty five percent price increase is going to put us really expensive compared to other products that are already available in europe made by either european producers or indian

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the red flag came down over the kremlin tonight as president gorbachev resigned and or to an end seven decades of communist rule in the soviet union. the years after the disintegration of the u.s.s.r. became known as the crazy ninety's in all the post soviet territories. he's leaving behind fifteen independent states which share only a disastrous economy and an uncertain future after having been under a government controlled economy the free market dramatically changed the rules of the game new business has emerged instantly in the first. all the guards were born overnight. the former country with no class division suddenly became stratified the chosen few became rich while the rest had to fight to survive. so as opposed to bush in you they say mr bush was. a what does that say. you know she's still of us let us hope statistic when using your phrase in the world when you sell as opposed to pollution is a. good. a less than human you to do little good reason you know it is the oldest day in each you and me and as many of you know dumbass how you will. post the system might be good you should listen to it and i'm just impressed i'm

the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policies the european union is attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farmers in the midwest are dreading the prospect of china taxing their product in retaliation for trump's tariffs on chinese goods futures are already at their lowest in nearly a decade export twenty five percent of your products any time your stock start talking training go she says going to be a big impact on your business. tariffs have gone into effect on u.s. cranberries peanut butter orange juice and levi's jeans also in a blow to european liquor aficionados and american distillers bourbon whiskey has become costlier from lisbon to warsaw thanks to eat you retaliate torrie terrorists twenty five percent price increase is going to put us really expensive compared to other products that are already available in europe made by either european producers or indian or

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union feels fractured and contenscious tonight. there's a new part of illinois being alleged -- with a puerto rican flag saying it was unamerican, and apparently completely failing to comprehend that puerto ricans are american citizens. >>> then there's the story of the 90-year-old man, a return of this country who was beaten with a brick and told to quote, go back to mexico. sadly there are more and more stories like these, we'll talk about them all in just a moment. stay with us throughout the hour here. i want to bring in scott jennings. ki kirsten powers. kirsten, on the evening of this sum, the president is taking a harder stance with our allies than vladimir putin. are we about to see another demonstration of what you write about? >> absolutely. the thing that you have to sort of step back and realize the thing that's happening -- and we don't talk often about the big picture by the individual thing. donald trump has a real affinity for authorityism, the people he tends to like and speak months tifrly of and want to be friendly to and flatter seems to be authoritarian. if we like somebody it's usually because they're somewhat

been exchanged for union prisoners would come through richmond and give the davises things like this that they made in the camps and the davises displayed them like this. these two flags are replicas of the first and second national flag of the confederacy. this was the first called the stars and bars, adopted in march of 1861 as the national flag of the confederacy. that's before the war started. when the war did start, they used this on the battlefield. that proved to be pretty confusing. on a battlefield with smoke and fire and other confusion, it looked like the u.s. flag. so after the first big battle of the war at manassas, virginia, they stopped using this on the battlefield. however, they kept it as the national flag for almost two more years. in the wake of the failure of this one on the battlefield, they came up with ear designs specifically for battlefield use. by may, 1863, however, they completely did away with this one and came up with this one to replace it. this is the second national flag of the confederacy. this was created by taking one of the battle flags, this square by itself was the battle flag of the army of northern virginia. they put this on

/3, i was able to find, and i discovered union soldiers in those groups, which were upposedly the most patriotic soldiers, they were the first to defend the flag, 66% of them the war came from the poorer half of the population. and at the very outset some of significantly e higher. in many states, 80% of the men in the first company were from the poorer population. new jersey was 89%. he figure is somewhat ameliorated by the nine-month troops and the hundred day heard of if you've those. there was a hundred-day drive in withthat was filled mainly rich people who wanted the of anteed rear echelon duty short term, and the majority of those regiments were composed of richer half of the population. fighting regiments were poorer half m the of the population. what time 't notice pete started me here, it was supposed to be a quarter to what and that's sort of i'm working on. i was asked to speak for about 5 minutes, and i want to tell you, i brought a watch to be sure that i followed that watch , i haven't had a for years, because i work at home. i don't care what time it is. i never know what day it is. every day is the same to me, but didn't want,

people from the former soviet union made 86 all-cash purchases, that we know of. a known red flag of potential money laundering, of trump properties totaling $109 million. russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets, quote-unquote. those are the words of donald jr. in 2008. in 2010, the private wealth division of deutsche bank also loaned president trump hundreds of millions of dollars during the same period it was laundering billions in russian money. we don't rely on american banks. we have all the funding we need out of russia. those are the boasts of eric trump in 2014. shady business transactions offer the perfect cover for covert payments. and president trump's adamant refusal to release his tax returns publicly only raises the level of suspicion. the idea that russia has been cultivating, supporting and assisting donald trump to undermine western alliances should come as no surprise to anyone paying attention. before and during his campaign for president, mr. trump, there were several odd connections between the two men. they lied about i

from the courier-journal in louisville, the headline with the american flag america is not a perfect union that is ok as long as we try to be. kim sullivan. you can read his piece at courierjournal.com. oklahoma, chris, republican line. caller: things, and great to hear all of the great colors this morning. , was listening to kristin's very interesting but so much of what he said just wasn't so. like obama, his farewell address, he mentioned that we were a democracy. fiftysomething times before i had to change the channel to nickelodeon or something. we are a constitutional republic helpr. carroll probably obama and the $20 trillion we are in debt, there is not any federal funding for $20 trillion. a bureaucracy has labeled... the future to themselves. worriedwhat they are about, that is why they want to get trump out and that is why mr. carroll was so adamant against him. i got that off my chest so hit me with your question. [laughter] history,s one is on this says name one war fought by the united states in the 1800s. one war fought by the united states in the 1800s. daniel that would be

flag warning. jake? >> dan simon, thank you so much. tune in to sunday morning to "state of the union."y cud low, anthony scaramucci and former new orleans mayor mitch landrieu. 9:00 a.m. and noon eastern on sunday. coverage continues now with one mr. schuto in for wolf blitzer. thank you for watching. i'll see you sunday morning. >>> happening now, trump's fixer breaks. president trump's former lawyer and fixer michael cohen is ready to testify that candidate trump knew ahead of time about the 2016 trump tower meeting with russians promising dirt on hillary clinton. the president denies that. who's lying? >>> invitation to moscow. vladimir putin said that he is ready to visit washington but also inviting president trump to come to moscow. why's the russian leader praising the president for keeping his campaign promises? >>> economic spike, the u.s. economy is sizzling, growing at the fastest pace in almost four years. president trump is taking the

flag of russia rose. >> 300 years of history erased. >> soviet institutions like the kgb simply ceased to exist. >> vladimir putin fews the break up of the soviet unionhe said himself, to be the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century. >> it was a traumatic time, and it sparked a profound change in vladimir putin. he became a politician, deputy mayor in his hometown of st. petersburg. it was not a big job but putin clearly had big dreams. he commissioned this rarely seen documentary about himself, presenting vladimir putin the crediting read, in power. >> weirdly the sound track from the broadway show "cats." >> the ambitious putin already may have been looking towards moscow, because the return people were desperate for strong leadership. under the current president, the new democracy was a mess. >> the entire soviet system just collapsed. >> the oligarchs, the men who profited on the soils of come nichl became fantastically rich. >> selling all top carcasses in runner and all the rest of europe. >> all russians were seeking into desperate poverties. there was dire food choi choices, even starvation. >> i don't know how to feed my kids wit

these protesters, and there will be people waving flags you don't like, but we don't have to explain that to president trump. >>imposing on the european union confident that we'll be able to get to our position because we share so many values with the united states, alongside the united states we have been a country that has championed free trade across the world more than anything, and we do understand the president's view that free trade has to be fair trade and it has to be on the basis of deals that work for ordinary americans and sometimes you need to reset the dial and so he can be very confident that when it comes to the united kingdom, what we want is fair competition and borders that are as open as possible when it comes to buying and selling each other's products >> a very supportive tone there from jeremy hunt we will speak to the mayor of london, sadiq khan to get a different perspective from the one we just got from the foreign secretary. >> what's the main protest, wilfred from president trump he interjected with terrorism or re-tweeted one of the far-right parties that offended a lot of people or is it just his policies in th

flag. god bless you and god bless america. keep up the fantastic work. really great job. [applause]. liz: could there be a breakthrough intense trade negotiations with mexico in the european union? the breaking news as president trump "made in america product showcase" president trump just said quote i think we are going to have something worked out with mexico on nafta that is the north american free trade agreement with mexico and canada that the president has demanded be modernized or vaporized and also throughout maybe we can work something out with the european union. wednesday he will meet with european union who has yet to back down amid the president's threats that he will hike tariffs on foreign cars coming into the us, so there was some conciliatory wording amid us clicking tensions with our largest trading partners took something else we just heard that optimism among manufacturers is at a significant high. he also talked about a different ingenuity sane american ingenuity has the railroads, put a man on the moon and referenced in a way rich people love rockets. on guessing he's talking about elon musk who is the head of tesla and quite frankly someone he has attacke

union and confederate president obama brought, had a wreath delivered by the old guard of the army. the broader issue of the flag to address with the "washington post" said. i stopped doing many of those things at a time when that issue became and i do believe and i will say it, i heard this on memorial day. at this capital, at the memorial day concert. i think it was gary sinise pointed out 150 years ago, the first declaration to pay the most ferocious warrior in the union army said what this committee is not responsible for. we honor all veterans and we order flowers and wreaths place along the graves of union and confederate soldiers. our last statement on that i think they have the last word. and we celebrate veterans. >> thank you. you mentioned condoleezza rice, rumsfeld and matus and said that if you had in fact had any history and the sorts of behaviors this article put forth he would be working for them. is there any doubt that if i believe you had any of the history of behavior you would have a word for me? >> obsolete. >> you will do a great job as secretary. i leaned over and said i have got to make

flag?% >> zero hesitation, as you saw, going after germany right now. zero hesitation going after the european union. even when you ask him, he'll double down. there is intense focus right now on these trade deals, on what the president believes nato has to do, nato members, at least, most of them, and that is pay more. >> it's amazing, jeff. let me bring in margaret brennan of "face the nation." margaret, let me ask you about the president asking about china. he opened the meeting and said perhaps some of the business he could do with russia was create a counterweight with china. what do you make of that? >> it's an interesting gamble. it's also something he refers to xi jinping in his remarks as my great friend. they are, of course, a competitor. what's interesting is in the president's language in his interview with you, jeff, and all of his actions seems to be describing america alone, not part of the alliance or the european union, our friends, our allies, of nato, but us alone. it's opposite of what china is doing right now in terms of trying to expand beyond its own quarters, trying to use it

union and confederate. president obama brought, had a wreath delivered to the old guard of the army. the broader issue of the flag to address what the "washington post" said, i stop doing many of those things at a time when issue became divisive. i do still believe and i will say it, and i heard on memorial day at this capital at the memorial day concert, i think it was gary sinise who pointed out that 150 years ago the first declaration day, the most ferocious warrior in the union army, a guy named william tecumseh sherman said what this committee is now responsible for, we honor all veterans and we order flowers and reese placed on the greats of both union and confederate soldiers. my last statement of that is i think they have the last word and we celebrate veterans. >> thank you. you mentioned condeleezza rice, gates, rumsfeld and jim mattis and said if you in fact, at any history of the source of behaviors that this article before you would be working for them. is there any doubt that i believe if you had in that behavior you would ever work for me? >> absolutely no doubt. >> you will do a great job as secre

people of color and that has prompted additional concern the union claims little has an inbuilt racial bias with forty percent of the false flags involving people of color even though congress which form the test group is overwhelmingly white we spoke to technology analyst roger k.-a about the issue when these afterwards trained to recognize faces it has to train our corpus in the corpus is made up of lots of the images of people and for whatever reason the images are mainly copulation people and it will be better at recognizing them some of the minorities if they weren't well represented in the training but if you just grabbing any images that you find and many of them will be dark you know absolutely people who have darker skin tones may just to do just may be harder to see it should be understood that their visual recognition is not a matter photograph and period to another photograph and say no this one looks like that and that's what it is human we do know what a computer do ours is though the measures points in may the a.c.l.u. revealed amazon is trying to sell its facial recognition technology to government and police ag