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and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to turn to a tweet that i i made reference to a wall street journal article and they were saying that the u.s. will soon spend close to twenty percent of g.d.p. on health twenty percent of g.d.p. and health i said you know what we are high deductible health insurance policy masquerading as a country is a hospital disguised as a cannot even that like a hospital at least like if you're dying they're going to fix soon they're going to like give you resuscitation and put some also some machines in you there might be some use there but this is a high deductible health insurance policy it's just a piece of paper that comes with a lot of other paper every single time you visit the doctor you get thirty forty pieces of paper to explain what happened and whether or not they going to pay and how much it could have cost them and blah blah blah but here it's just a piece of paper financialization as a piece of credit that you might possibly have so it's a high deductible health insurance policy masquerading as a country as a res

i saw chris and he had a look on his face saying, i made a mistake. i really wa nted saying, i made a mistake. i really wanted this one. but that is what it is about in sport. in diving, things can go wrong in a second just like that. what is your relationship like with chris? really good. we lived together for five years and train together for five years and train together all that time doesn't really enjoyed it. we have been best mate since 2010. it has been very nice and comforting having some and you are nice and comforting having some and you a re really nice and comforting having some and you are really close to sing alongside you. i imagine without that it would be a stale competition. we would have good fun and it is a real pleasure to compete alongside each other. what is next? we have the world championships. that will be the biggest event of the year. it is the really big one we will be working towards. a lot of pressure, a lot of nerves. with the performances i have done the sheer there is no reason why cannot do extremely well and get the q

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land and having nothing to do with the world outside go ahead rob i was one of the token liberals on fox and at one point i think i made over two hundred. ten appearances on there over the course of a couple of years. there they were pursuing back then i think more of a fair and balanced attitude but now well i was always like the washington generals the team the zone never be in the. harlem globetrotters you know i was going in the know that five other people were going to beat up on me but i was allowed to voice my opinion i don't really get that sense anymore i sense that the people that they pick to to give a liberal perspective are speaking about outrageous claims and comments and policies and they're taking an extreme so they can say hey look at this kooky liberal he is just like bernie sanders but but we also have a divisive president who has retreated acrimony throughout the country and we have politicians on both sides that are taking more extreme points of view and you're going to have news shows and stations that are going to be representative of those those policies and beliefs and then those that those bas

i wanted to have children. so i asked myself what more is it that i'm looking for? he fits the bill. we were married march 1963. it wasn't long after he married when i realized i had made a terrible mistake. i was very unhappy. but by the time i began to seriously consider divorce we had our first child. a little boy that i named after his dad. and as i contemplated asking for divorce, i told myself it would be cruel to separate this son of his father. and i would bring shame to my parents who were in the public eye in little rock because divorcing in the 60s was shameful. and then i told myself i would bring pain to my in-laws who loved me were proud of me divorcing their eldest. as i thought through all of the ramifications of getting a divorce, i always came to the same conclusion that no one would benefit from a divorce but me and that made a very selfish decision. i had been taught all my life not to be selfish. so eventually i decided i would honor my wedding bows till death do part and that is what i did for 37 years. but i was very unhappy during that time. we had four children. they brought light and joy into my life in the still do. but i was determined that

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i got opportunity. i just made the most of my opportunity. i was in a free agency and i was not rushed to jump on a team. i know i have a lot left to give. i got through the night and i made the most of it. >> i go out and do my best next week. >> it looked like he got some good looks. it looked like he always got a little more than what he blocked for. >> he knows the system. he knows how to attack it and how to run. he came in and it looks like he has quite a lot left to give the nfl. spirit -- >> he completed nine of 19 passes for 135 yards. >> there are a lot of little details that we need to get fixed up before we get back up there. there are a lot of good things. move the ball well. the little things we need to fix up. >> i am happy with the production but we need to capitalize and it stalled. >> the quarterback suited up. it was also the first game match since last november. tonight, there was a pass in the second quarter. >> when i get out on the field, it is playing fast. the movements felt good. recognizing, understanding. the speed w

but the point is here is this dividing the country i mean i understand how it's made and why it's made and i understand the bottom line here but it is dividing the country i mean jim acosta i mean what a disgrace to journalism ok i mean and they probably think he's doing a great job rob if you were nodding your head go ahead he's not he's not defied ok ok go ahead go ahead rob jim acosta is not dividing that ok i'm sorry i'm sorry it's all right go ahead rob lionel consider this ok i'm going to start at the top with our esteemed president donald j. trump when you have a white house press pool they usually normally interact with the white house communications director who for quite a while was hopes his hope picks the way it used to run and i was not a huge fan of president obama only voted for him once jen psaki who was a communications director disseminate that information to her columns team the columns team then interacted with various people in the press pool and disseminate information to them so they could write about it i don't think that's ever been done under trump so you have press

and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to turn to a tweet that i i made reference to a wall street journal article and they were saying that the u.s. will soon spend close to twenty percent of g.d.p. on health twenty percent of g.d.p. and health i said you know what we are high deductible health insurance policy masquerading as a country is a hospital disguised as a cannot even that like a hospital at least like if you're dying they're going to fix soon they're going to like give you resuscitation and put some also some machines in new there might be some use there but this is a high deductible health insurance policy it's just a piece of paper that comes with a lot of other paper every single time you visit the doctor you get thirty forty pieces of paper to explain what happened and whether or not the going to pay and how much it could have cost and blah blah blah but here it's just a piece of paper that financialization as a piece of credit that you might possibly have so it's a high deductible health insurance policy masquerading as a country as a resu

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you know, i earned -- i wasn't on that drafting committee only because i was a ranking member. i was on there also, i made a contribution. also the acceptance of me as their equal and many of them their acceptance of me as their superior. allowed me to know that i can negotiate with the best of them. >> and in the weeks ahead we'll hear from helen bentley, barbara kennelly, nancy johnson and lynn woolsey. watch oral histories sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >>> every spring the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlisle, pennsylvania, hosts a living history event featuring several hundred reenactors from all eras of american history. next on american artifacts, we visit a mock world war i trench to hear from two u.s. army veterans who specialize in portraying french soldiers of the great war. this is about 20 minutes. >> good morning, i portray a first lieutenant in the 18th infantry regiment french army, circa 1917, 1918. we're sitting here at carlisle barracks at army educational historical center and we're giving presentations on the french army and its role in

i would say is this. i'm not here to tell you how to live your life. i do not care. i think i have met a lot of mistakes that made me who i am that i don't regret. you are going to do that. make sure your ideas makes sense. make sure ideas makes sense. if you are living a certain way and it doesn't jive with your ideas, change your ideas or change the way you live area did that is what i would say to those people. hypocrisy destroys your point of view. it makes you a bad advertisement for the good. thatay to people, i'm not culturally conservative. but if you can't say that, don't do that. that is what i would say. without the meaning of your creed. >> my question is similar as the first question. it relates to the liberal biggest industry, tearing down conservative values among men's sexuality and ladies. the port industry. industry.he porn had we show the poor and industry is ofn the liberals making? >> i am not sure that is fair. it has been with us since ancient rome. that has been with us. i don't want to tag the liberals with it. they have torn down every sexual moray that we had. i saw it happen. the world

i asked myself what more is it that i'm looking for? he fits the bill. we were married in march of 1963 it wasn't long after we married when i realized i had made a terrible mistake. i was very unhappy that by the time i began to seriously consider divorce we have had our first child, a little boy named after his dad. as i contemplated asking for a divorce i told myself it would be cruel to separate his father from his young son. then i told myself that i would bring shame to my parents who were in the public eye because getting a divorce in the 60s was shameful. and then i told myself i would bring pain to my in-laws who loved me and were proud of me and i would be divorcing their only son. as i thought through all of the ramifications of getting a divorce i always came to the same conclusion that no one would benefit from a divorce but me. in fact made it a very selfless decision. i had been taught all my life not to be selfish. so i eventually decided that i would honor my wedding vows until death do you part and that's what i'd did for 37 years but i was very unhappy during that time. we had four children and they brought light and joy into my life an

i made some good decisions. i made a lot of mistakes. i did a lot of things right.t is a risky game. or, i wish, for example, that i know always get -- off. i was more rational when i was angry, i wish for that. i wish i had more compassion and understanding for people. you can never have enough of that. i wish i had more sensitivity to the plight of other people. i still do. i wish i was more interested in history as a kid. i can't get enough of history now. i wish i didn't swear so much. but i find certain bad words very expressive and to the point. there is no doubt in my mind that if i had not met and married my wife, i would not be where i am. i know for sure that without her, without elaine, this would not have happened. david: we are glad it happened. ken: i'm not done. david: ken langone, thank you so much for being here. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. whether you use your phone to get fit. to find meaningful, thoughtful, slightly-weird gifts. or just to know which way you're facing right now. however you use it, your

i made some good decisions. i made a lot of mistakes. i did a lot of things right. it is a risky game. or, i wish, for example, that i didn't always get -- off. i was more rational when i was angry, i wish for that. i wish i had more compassion and understanding for people. you never have enough of that. so i wish i had more sensitivity to the plight of other people. and i still do. i wish i was more interested in history as a kid. i can't get enough of history now. i wish i didn't swear so much. but i find certain bad words very expressive and to the point. there is no doubt in my mind that if i had not met and married my wife, i would not be where i am. i know for sure that without her, without elaine, this would not have happened. david: well, we are glad it happened. ken: i am thrilled at it happen, and look, i am not done. david: ken langone, thank you so much for being here. ♪ ♪ >> coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. words from the white house move markets as the president weighs in on fx and the fed. >

i move this up, what happens to that thing down there? david: the butterfly effect. ken: i have to look at the totality and say i madef bad decisions. i make good decisions. i made mistakes. i did a lot of things right. game.k it is a risky that i did not always get ed off.ff --piss i wish i was more rational when i was angry. i wish i had more compassion for people. i wish i had more sensitivity to the plight of other people. i still do. wish i was more interested in history as a kid. i cannot get enough of history now. i wish i did not swear so much but i found -- find certain words expressive and to the point. there is no doubt in my mind if i had not married my wife, i would not be where i am. i know without elaine, this would not happen. david: we are glad it happened. ken: i am thrilled. david: thanks for being here. ♪ . . xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. whether you use your phone to get fit. to find meaningful, thoughtful, slightly-weird gifts. or just to know which way you're facing right now. however you use it, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. ask ho

to have an intimate so i have course i didn't expect such a storm of reaction i made this video had a very emotional moment i just wanted to share my frustration and never expected two million people to watch it i can only speak for myself it's a big problem in my city but many people have written to me and i learned that it's a country wide problem not just region and of course i believe that integration is very important but my son has known pretty to develop he should speak more german adapt to our culture and it doesn't work when there are almost no germans in the city has set this group up and nixed the children incorrectly and as a result will end up with lost children no one speaks german no one can integrate and this loss is on both sides i can see it in my son officials from the us and kindergarten and said that this is a special additional group created by the city to the lack of places and other kindergartens and german they insist is still a common language and children just need more time to adapt we spoke to bridge on top of solving from germany's left party thinks that

i didn't listen to him. and the campaign was not a good campaign. i didn't run a good campaign, and i lost big, and i regretted it -- to this day. i made a mistake. i made a mistake, but you make mistakes. and hillary came in for me twice, and bill came in, and we were down in southport, martha, the cook -- >> martha stewart? >> gave me a party. and the president was coming to it. and martha was martha, and the president came in, in a helicopter, and they weren't ready. martha wasn't ready. she was changing all the seats, and she doesn't like me so i hope she doesn't see this. anyway, i went out to meet bill and the secret service took me out to meet bill and i walked across to that helicopter and oh, what am i doing here? where is my husband? and we got in the car and martha still wasn't ready, and so we drove around the town, and on every corner, you know, the people were all out, and he said to me, barbara, you know you're not going to win. and i said, i know. and he said, just keep your dignity and keep going, and i'll take care of you. and of course having been on ways and means, you know, that nice thought. and i thought, oh, you know, maybe

i was going to be mad. i said why should i be mad? that was made for you and i'm glad that for once a republican and democrat can get along together for five minutes. for me that was a real success. ladies and gentlemen, i think i need to stop. i want to take questions, yes. i don't know. we will take questions because the question-- any question that you have i am very knowledgeable about everything, about money problems, sexual problems, what is it? that's a good question. you will think i'm lying. when i started at the right house, i had no pastry kitchen. i was in the main kitchen with the cooks and the main kitchen, that was about it. the pastry chefs try to work. impossible to do. anyway, i made it work for seven years. after seven years i had enough. i went to see the head i sure, very good man. i said i cannot continue to work like this. the workload got stronger. i said, i'm not-- if you tell me you cannot, i will be leaving. i have a job waiting for me. the kitchen? yes, you will get it. my wife can tell you, she never told me. we had a s

willie: the scale of what i considered success was i was very successful when i first made some money playing a guitar that i didn't have to go pick ( bleep ) cotton for. so i finally had a way to get around that. and it was the guitar. so, hello, you know? the record executives were not initially crazy about your voice, were they? i don't know. i had heard that. i don't know. i'm just-- they didn't tell me that. they didn't tell you. ♪ i can't tell you what to do ♪ ♪ but she's not for you ♪ she's not for you yeah, i think my phrasing was a little scary for a lot of the people out there who really didn't understand. and sinatra being my favorite singer, his phrasing was fantastic. and i'm sure a lot of that is i listened to his songs over the years. i'm sure i picked up a lot of his phrasing, and it really didn't fit the nashville sound, probably, that much, not back then. i have had the privilege of hearing your version of "my way." willie: ♪ regrets ♪ i've had a few ♪ but then again ♪ too few to mention and, willie, it is sensational. i know you're releasing a sinatra album. yeah. t

i woke up at four o'clock in the morning i couldn't sleep because i have this big bed partly because of. the school because i you know last year i made a huge debt to supply all the kids with. pills from school notebooks and. pens and little black boards and i paid their school insurance and i still have debts from that i made any money from system to pay back those debts and my debts keep creeping up because you know every day i have to get things from the mauritanian sharp and it was a period. for like two months when i didn't make that wasn't even i didn't even make you know a dollar to know tourists or the tourist that came they didn't stop by us i couldn't sell a single cd nothing you know let me go back and i'm going to have very little. you know very little cash and then i'm going to have these people coming bothering me thinking i'm like whoa whoa whoa you know you know i hate when i say look i don't laugh you know they think of course i have money and i'm loaded you know because i'm a white person and i just came back from america really where families are going to get for like a week and have people coming to my door people

i saw chris and he had a look on his face saying, i made a mistake. is can go wrong in a second just like that. what is your relationship like with chris? really good. we lived together for five years and train together for five years and train together all that time doesn't really enjoyed it. we have been best mate since 2010. it has been very nice and comforting having some and you are nice and comforting having some and you a re really

neverland and having nothing to do with the world outside go ahead rob i was one of the token liberals on fox and at one point i think i made over two hundred. ten appearances on there over the course of a couple of years. there they were pursuing back then i think more of a fair and balanced attitude but now well i was always like the washington generals the team that never beaten the harlem globetrotters you know i was going in the know that five other people were going to beat up on me but i was allowed to voice my opinion i don't really get that sense anymore i sense that the people that they pick to to give a liberal perspective are speaking of outrageous claims and comments and policies and they're taking an extreme so they can say hey look at this kooky liberal he is just like bernie sanders but but we also have a divisive president who has a very that acrimony throughout the country and we have politicians on both sides that are taking more extreme points of view and you're going to have news shows and stations that are going to be representative of those those policies and beliefs and then those that those bases ar

and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to turn to a tweet that i i made reference to a wall street journal article and they were saying that the u.s. will soon spend close to twenty percent of g.d.p. on health.

i have made a ton of mistakes. i made personnel mistakes. i carelessly created a problem with the government of poland. [laughter] in the speech i was giving about the holocaust and it was a distraction i think i entered the debate about encryption in a stupid way that i talked about my tendency to react quickly i saw these news advertisements that apple and google were advertising basically unwarranted proof so that if they keep out i wanted to say and i had them and then we were off to the races. i could think of others as i sit here. >> and now for the obvious follow-up. >> as a clarification actually thank you. even if you learn-your actions would swing the election you would not do anything different? >> that is crazy because the choice i basically october is between a bad option and a catastrophic option. and you cannot make that decision with those electoral prospects and in what way. given the values of this institution what is the right thing to do? one of my best people said should consider to make donald trump president? i think her

i made albums. i made five albums. when i make them i feel like that's a personal expression. do what i want to say. i say what i want to say. when this came along i wasn't exactly sure this would happen, but it did. i was able the really say what i wanted to say in every song. this almost feels like one of my albums to me. an album that i made with the best musician i could find and the best singers i could feep. >> let's not forget, you yourself, your mother is jewish, your father is lebanese christian. >> catholic. >> catholic. >> my first transcribe to help none with my father we were visiting his father. we were in a cab from the airport to the mountain where my grandfather was. and there was this very exotic -- i don't like using that word. there was this pungent new flavor of music coming from the radio in the cab. and i asked my father to ask the cab driver what it was. the scales and the rhythms and the orchestra sound. but mostly this voice, this fee moil voice. and he asked. and it was tomb. i didn't know who that was. but it really stuck. that song you can stchlt h

i should say this. i do want to say this. i don't know if you listen to my sure you've heard me say this before but i will say it again. men and women are made in the image of god. that is something i believe. i always love when people say they believe. bernie sanders always does this. i believe. [laughing] [applause] everyone deserves free healthcare. who gives a rats ass? i happen to believe i can fly. [laughing] [applause] i'm a believer. i knew we were made in the image of god. it's not the bible come in the bible. if you wait the men because of the color of the skin you are speaking in the image of god. you're slapping the image of god. if you want to do that it's a free country, knock yourself out just don't sit too close to me guess i'm going to be -- [applause] but ideas are not a race. ideas are not the race, and actions are not a race. i worked my life in art. i've been friends for sleep and politically with the people, like and i talked about the 1970s when it cost you professionally and personally to support gays. but debating with homosexual acts are more or not is not an active hatred. debating whether actions are immoral is no

there's no room for correction but if i could never do the point is here is this dividing the country i mean i understand how it's made and why it's made and i understand the bottom line here but it is dividing the country i mean jim acosta i mean what it describes to journalism ok i mean and they probably think he's doing a great job rob if you were nodding your head go ahead he's not he's not defied ok ok go ahead go ahead rob jim acosta is not dividing that ok i'm sorry i'm sorry. go ahead rob lionel consider this ok i'm going to start at the top with our esteemed president donald j. trump when you have a white house press pool they usually normally interact with the white house communications director who for quite a while was hopes his hope picks the way it used to run and i was not a huge fan of president obama only voted for him once jen psaki who was a communications director disseminate that information to her comms team the comms team then interacted with various people in the press pool and disseminate that information to them so they could write about it i don't think that's ever been done under trump so y

you know, i earned -- i wasn't on that drafting committee only because i was a ranking member. i was on there also, i made a distribution. also the acceptance of me as equal and many of them their acceptance of me as their superior allowed me to know that i can negotiate with the best of them. >> and in the weeks ahead we'll hear from helen bentley, barbara kennelly, nancy johnson. watch oral histories sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. ♪ over there over there ♪ ♪ send the word send the word ♪ ♪ over there ♪ that the yanks are coming the yanks are coming ♪ ♪ the drums rum-iteming everywhere ♪ >> the 2018 is the centennial year of u.s. participation in world war i and american history tv is marking the anniversary with a variety of programs. every spring the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlisle, pennsylvania, hosts a living history event featuring several hundred re-enactors from all eras of american history. next on american artifacts we visit with several re-enactors who specialize in portraying german soldiers of the great war. we'll also go underground to see

i don't. mean you have them i think you mean that you can be killed by me you mean and i am. i mean you. know. how. i. arrests made a right wing riding in the us city of poland with police attempting to prevent clashes with leftist counter protesters. as democrats and republicans campaign in local congressional midterm elections we look at just how both parties are using president from the same age to get their message across. i. said a controversial new law that's seen as discriminating against jewish citizens. in this is. the. president nicolas maduro was targeted by explosive filled drugs during a speech at a national event but escapes on. no working throughout the international just going for him here in hawkins review our thanks for joining us this hour. the first arrests have not been made in portland oregon during a rally which has seen the right wing group patriot prayer face off against self described anti fascist counter protesters police have ordered crowds to disperse after some protesters threw rocks and bottles at them officers used flash bangs in an attempt to control the demonstrators. i. i. i. i.

i liked it. i said they thought i was going to be mad, i said why should i be mad? that was made for you, and i'm glad for one that the republican and democrats can get along together for 5 minutes, at least 5 minutes. so, for me, that was the real success. well, ladies and gentlemen, i think i need to stop, right? i want to take questions, yes, because i stole all of the timing. we will take questions. any question you have, remember, i am very knowledgeable about everything about money problems, sexual problems, car problems, what is a sexual car or -- my staff, oh, that is a good question. you are not going to believe me, you are going to think i am lying. when i started at the white house, i had zero staff, not even a part-time helper. and, i had no pastry shop, no pastry kitchen. i was in the main kitchen with the cooks, and the main kitchen at the white house would have been about, let's see, from this table over there, come here, square, that was about it. now, as a pastry chef, trying to work with chocolate when the chef is browning meat on the stove, impossible to do. so

and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to turn to a tweet that i i made reference to a wall street journal article and they were saying that the u.s. will soon spend close to twenty percent of g.d.p. on health twenty percent of g.d.p. and health i said you know what we are high deductible health insurance policy masquerading as a country it's a hospital disguised as a cannot even that like a hospital at least like if you're dying they're going to fix soon they're going to like give you resuscitation and put some also some machines in new there might be some use there but this is a high deductible health insurance policy it's just a piece of paper that comes with a lot of other paper every single time you visit the doctor you get thirty forty pieces of paper to explain what happened and whether or not they going to pay and how much it could have cost and blah blah blah but here it's just a piece of paper that financialization as a piece of credit that you might possibly have so it's a high deductible health insurance policy masquerading as a country as a r

the festival every year for the sake of kids like savannah caster. >> when i came out, i was 12 years old. >> i believe i was madeod in front of her mormon congregation to give her testimony -- >> a testimony is like a speech of when you're trying to tell what you believe in your religion. >> so this is a big moment? >> it is. >> i want to love myself and not feel ashamed of being me -- >> how has the church reacted to you? are you still mormon? >> i am -- i do consider myself a mormon. but i do not attend church. because i don't feel very accepted in my neighborhood anymore. >> did you ever feel alone? did you ever feel lost? >> oh, definitely. i always thought being gay was a sin. and that i was not normal. and this is why i want to be here for those people that do feel alone. >> reporter: that sentiment was echoed throughout the festival. >> nice to have like a thing where you can go to to celebrate being yourself, and like being out and proud without worrying about it. >> i love that they are giving this night to the youth. >> reporter: teigen, half of twin lesbian indy pop duo teigen and sarah, known for son

land and having nothing to do with the world outside go ahead rob i was one of the token liberals on fox and at one point i think i made over two hundred. ten appearances on there over the course of a couple of years. there they were pursuing back then i think more of a fair and balanced attitude but now well i was always like the washington generals the team that never beaten the harlem globetrotters you know i was going in the know the five other people were going to beat up on me but i was allowed to voice my opinion i don't really get that sense anymore i sense that the people that they pick to to give a liberal perspective are speaking about outrageous claims and comments and policies and they're taking an extreme so they can say hey look at this kooky liberal he is just like bernie sanders but but we also have a divisive president who has written acrimony throughout the country and we have politicians on both sides that are taking more extreme points of view and you're going to have news shows and stations that are going to be representative of those those policies and beliefs and then those that those bases are

people are born gay i'm sorry you're born gay don't make a choice at some point i never made a choice to be heterosexual i was just i realized as heterosexual that's what i want to you know i never made a choice i had that option never came up to me so what church you do make a choice so that's very interesting because the problem is when church and practicing your religious beliefs does suddenly supersede on someone else's individual rights that's when the whole in a problem comes in exactly you know where. this out. where we're going to has moving things up one of the things we have talked about earlier was this idea of unnamed sources now i mean sources and mysterious reports from the unspecified u.s. intelligence agency is nothing new that is what the washington post revealed on monday under the headline u.s. spy. agency's north korea is working on new missiles stating that the information is according to the officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe classified intelligence even going as far to claim as to claim that quote senior north korean officials have discussed their intention to deceiv

i made a severe and continuous lapse of myjudgment and i don‘t expect to be forgiven. m simply here to apologise. when i spoke to him today he made it clear that he is still trying to make amends. i don‘t think this is "the redemption". i think it may mark a part of it, but by no means is this fight redemption for my mistake that happened in january. this fight also shows the way that the entertainment industry is changing. for the last decade youtube stars have worked out how to monetise their huge online following. this is taking it to a different level. that was: paterson, you‘re watching bbc world news today. cast your mind back to one month

the point is here is this dividing the country i mean i understand how it's made and why it's made and i understand the bottom line here but it is dividing the country i mean jim acosta i mean what it does screech to journalism ok i mean and they probably think he's doing a great job rob if you were nodding your head go ahead he's not he's not defied ok ok go ahead go ahead rob jim acosta is not dividing that ok i'm sorry i'm sorry. go ahead rob lionel consider this ok i'm going to start at the top with our screen president donald j. trump when you have a white house press pool they usually normally interact with the white house communications director who for quite a while was hopes hope picks the way it used to run and i was not a huge fan of president obama only voted for him once jen psaki who was a communications director disseminate information to her columns team the columns team then interacted with various people in the press pool. and disseminated information to them so they could write about it i don't think that's ever been done under trump so you have press people that sit a

i actually wanted to go to comic-con when i first heard of it and my first film actually played there and i was so set i couldn't go because i that wasn't i made my first film crash site with the intention of it going to places like indigenous comic-con and so it's really important to me that these places exist but yeah i agree with reed that we often had to make our make our own way into these events and because there's a there's a thirst for this work but i think there's a lot of problems with places like marvel or d.c. where they're like well that's two nisha of a market lake who are people other than native people going to buy these books and it's it's such a it seems like such a wall we still have to climb because i'm like you know with the success of things like black panther people don't believe like the big places the big publishing houses don't believe that there's chances of success with such a market. so in making your own way i want to pivot on not because we got this comic lives on you tube this is the walker who says why do we need fictional superheroes only those who feel inferior need heroes only those who feel inferior see oth