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i mean you know among other things but they're about big trays i mean monaco they're trying to get stronger definitely. they had a few signed signings they they signed him communicate these phones can look at some photos here so you know this guy is i remember him very well i mean yeah i mean he's they arsenal wanted him last year moscow said hell no no we need him you know young kid twenty two years old and outside the five year deal undisclosed is was the last thing i read but you know very solid and just being that battery we all saw you know what russia did in russia you know politics aside they did. you know they did represent and some other side is what signing trying to understand this young kid they signed also. this kid here google's. anything no do we know anything about this kid other than he's making history he's sixteen years old first player born of the twenty first century to be in a league gave first play to the yeah yeah that's not thinking to build a new i'm just trying to find a diamond in the rough they can develop you know someone who can produce that's you know kind of

this and i mean. you go back at me in my mouth and then impose it on the ng well i let it go up which i'm good to keep it up for some bargain i got out i was able to i want to know what cause. the lady that got the salamander yes i mean think he knew one up at the top yet i mean the little boy is the but i. the your to put up and then a better than i meant as it was in was up little it we put a little bit think i'm pleased to get them i thought i'd follow get them fixed. one of the way about a time either they. do you mean. religion or not at all. i don't know german. i had a number much of them all but will do it for a while and it that i am god yeah i know all that i'm. already good i have and i mean it that is you know there being. no money. you have before. police. look at it is that him or what i said to him he. gave me. a month of i'm only a month if you did. then a month until. you know my thought i mean the. easiest way to go about it. but i. want you. to give me. rick up in that opening. i met

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i mean are you do you wish we were. going to possible for. them to say because i think you might isn't. just using them in two hundred years ago blew. my brother he was he when he was i want to stab the knife into my back it was about ok we've got. mom some money back a couple get out of. us are going to make it be ok. so my whole you know you're well. there. but i don't like being where you're going to. rule. there's a movie i'll come for. you . you come rushing for me over there no one goes to martin you have to be john jermyn mission you have to be with you you mean you are good for your love. because it isn't so easy to. be. it's simply all simple with the little that i do. he was the oldest of the family. inviting just. these little kids and one of them if it's anything to. do that a lot of other end of last time i skid that i'm going to see him as art but i was up to the money into the magazine about me. getting. lost in the last hour we need you know one doesn't. need to go into if you want something like this about in court and he does

money i mean i think the t.v. money makes it clear that amy and you know everyone had a bump up in cash flow you know and one hundred million euros beliefs so that immediately was thrown back into an investment that specifically i think liverpool you know was one team event that spent the most and rightfully so because you know the world was watching you know the mistake made between the posts cost and the champions league of their investment was alison was it was a big player you know so it's looking good right now i actually have a picture of alison she should begin writing some stock picker but yes why not i mean we should actually really talk about liverpool they spend the most as you sad . it looks like they're really really yearning for the title yeah i mean it was really tight when you look at you know man city obviously set a record in terms of you know their leadership can we punch it up can we link it for our viewers there we go are so. you know they finish for liverpool finish fourth woman table you kno

does as he does i mean it i used it. plenty much of it in this place a little of you don't going to stop we can both polish we just don't want to. make out oh yeah i mean if you look at us as you know as. you did me up until about the end to me yeah yeah because you know you. know you figure in the book as a clinton i think this was your first meeting up with us have newly elected camilla and then it's when i said i see you i mean. that is by them i didn't like i said i mean looking at that eleven i think i just did i was not i mean that is you know that unicorns i mean that's the important of the endless quest will be include at the empathy employees just going off the scale you guys. will be going to do. this i would think at the day maybe get them you know in the lead they go they look at the gathering on thursday. when the case is coming up i think you just on your thoughts on this one because you're going to feel you when you get some people who don't know you said i think i mean it was great to see me without. it t

that's very interesting i mean. i think one of the things he had to say right after her election is that you know i say has to be dismantled who is really surprised and really disappointed that it kind of you know that if you we have this trickle down economics but that was trickle up ideology always said you have the people in the mainstream democratic establishment saying we should get rid of ice i mean i'm sure this alexandria is a nice lady i don't want to cast aspersions on or not just twenty eight year old but had a privileged upbringing that showed herself to be you know. a kid from the bronx ok good that's p.r. let's you know it's how it works but you know i was really amazed how this shock outcome in the fourteenth district in new york and it goes into the mainstream they want to talk about i snowboarders i mean again this lunacy is a disease you know. donald trump is releasing their brains i guess because they can't think straight if you look at poll after poll republicans and democrats in majorities want

the rhetoric is is certainly different but and some of the actions are too i mean i don't think any of us really took seriously that there would be a meeting with kim so soon nothing much came of it and now he wants to meet with the iranian leader a days before in capital letters on twitter threatening and i mean michael how do you explain that or inside just expediency the mid terms it's the here and now and worry about the implications later because i mean from the on the outside looking in this is very confusing and we're supposed to be experts to be able to figure this stuff out go ahead michael. i think one of the hallmarks of trump's foreign policy is that it's trump it's not a collective view of the state department with way and this from d o d and other places and intelligence it's trump it's and he's proven to be fairly adept at it so far however you may or may not like the outcomes he's gotten in with korea he's reworked trade agreements in europe and elsewhere some of it has been to our total benefit some of it has been a conciliatory benefit. we enjoy a relationship with ch

at you know brian stelter i mean the stupidest guy on t.v. but at the even now that's not funny forty seconds before we go to the break. first of all togged i love you the dead i give you a kidney not mine but somebody else's if you needed it and i got it he wanted me there are two things my friend i'm going to live in the past you're living in the past you're talking about white house new pools what place is this is where paul wake up and over till you hate trial it can't you can't get past it ok a whole group lionel going to clean you're going to be against him you're going to sell you an example of of ideological possession you know. created peter a lot of those called me kids one sort of two years older than here. twenty seconds lionel keep going. but it's true goodness is no twitter is look they told f.d.r. with the fireside chat you can't talk on the radio the presidential need i say more we've got to wake up and smell the coffee kids it's a new day ok i'm going to jump in here guys we're going to go to a short break and after that short

no i mean everything to rid. of all forms. if you want to be. going to do what i would anyone i want. to. do not on challenge no stigma. it is to give up you did and it will do but only if you did it it will be for you not how. would you know it i'm not. going. to go to do it only in a new ground and that includes the former see what i was and i mean i don't bad mouth. push really gets to people to ever put your kids to problems all to. a managerial people get when if they are broke i'm ready to speak to everyone i'm ready to. tell my students to have people. in my needs right. now faster than. being. forceful both of them. on my own that is to ask. show us what it is that. my father has morta.

i mean i i watch all of his town his stadium appearances i mean he goes out there ok and his base likes it ok but he does give the mainstream of the liberal mainstream media or this c.n.n. and some b. c. the people like that he gives them a lot of cannon fodder to want to work with patrick you know i think earlier your point it's a central crisis that the mainstream media is going through it's not just an end existential crisis it's a financial crisis so what you have now is they've been forced to basically run click bait and if you talk about broadcast television it's one crisis after another or one sort of trump derangement crisis after another with the print with the washington post i get the delia alerts every day and michael cohen said this michael cohen said that steve benen is gardener heard him you know whatever singing russian in the shower so this is the daily sort of fodder because. they can't they have to attract the audiences they have to get the clicks of the very thing they accuse of the independent media with the very thing they decry on social media they themselves are

i mean it is up to us. here my feeling. about a private doctor when you cast all you are saying left the office i'm not in there working my first thing that i don't on my. knees i love both of us and i love my friends who they feel. was not my best. friend my life that forty seven more years were it yes. for the us i like that. but i think if somebody has a lot of my stuff. john not only is it that when your good son getting the heinous common assault that us. do going to will you please look these are going to be low and that the book you've done you're mean you're a beginner good. you know record is. down you can i would and i got a good one when you go i already. thought i could look him in you don't. need it in beholding also. another before but if you know we have been with. him thus it is. in that also there are. going further than the whole point is that. low that is. your hair. that one and only set it off with a product in. it the one that he did he will put. you out of nothing but of the unit you are cited out. my

i think both i mean they're very similar they're similar on both sides both sides they tend to generalize they are manipulating guy i caught some nice between them and us between being a muslim and being a secure a list we've seen muslims and jews and muslims and and christians and all of these manipulate the dichotomy is you will find it on both sides and this is actually what i try to fight against or what we try to fight against or challenge we try to deconstruct all of these manipulated by cuts and knees showing the world that islam is a religion and it's a peaceful religion and it's possible to be a practicing muslim to believe that the koran is the word of god and at the same time via a member of secular societies it is possible all right sure and we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking what's your rain on khan denmark's first female a mom discussing her fight against islam also be out in europe stay with us. the future are laws that say that collapsed when the soviet union collapsed because of the u.s. meddling in boris yeltsin and all tha

would love to see some kind of regime change or instability that's probably their first priority i mean this seems that kind of go counter what trump in islam is all about when it comes when it goes to foreign policy james. absolutely clearly and i think peter is right absolutely it's in america first policy i wouldn't call it isolationism i would simply call it a sovereigntists policy however there is one big fat exception and that is the middle east we don't have an america first policy in the middle east we have a saudi arabia and israel first policy in the middle east i don't know whether that represents where mr trump really wants to go or whether it is like i said an analogy to the pentagon whether he's indulging the realities that exist so he can do something else if he can get us out of syria i don't expect us to admit we made a mistake in syria of course we did a tragic horrible mistake but in politics people don't admit mistakes if he can slip us out of syria somehow the real question is will he take the bait on what has to be the red line that israel and saudi arabia want reg

fat boy was made on i mean from us. i was in a scuffle in battle when it's not i mean of course i mean you know they are doing almost a bow and i'm firing. oh. yes . oh you. think big day then say what do you. do if. you are. very. close eleven forty eight. a good feeling right you know trying. to work for the sleep and you know i'm exhausted we're. young it's the. fourth and it's it's fine for me when she's laid. there. this is where we. have the baby just so we all nighters this at seven am baby. is what i read or you never really very sweet heart. you're. but i think you are in iraq right. now. if there are people here very. very. maybe by having we're all going to be there maybe you care and right. i have boyfriend his name is shine. i know i was playing these i found us those in the middle of night if i know you can i'm a best you know that i'm not old. but i think i was on the ball long as i was still out on my meet the mumbling yeah i was up was that i know guy. i mean yeah so i was kind of avoiding i was living d

by the i mean what i mean how he goes joy and what i mean goes there was pressure on us about them which especially on us you know most of them acquitted of us yeah. but i have. with a lot of political process will. just go i go into well this is over it with a lot of political somebody i'm. just a casual is the total stock should lie down. through sort of meeting. the steepest e.-s. time that i must join me at the main thing can reopen i must be happy i just have to let the neighbor i see and see not get sicker but i'm a thot along with a twist it and we will be no idea. that your family are seen as quote us but i'm not out on the federal style but any town that has yet to scuttle nearly called their own enough national almost as she put it carolyn i wouldn't doubt it i thought i meant that when it already you know there are limits as you get these but i'll bank bank but. then because i can because. those receipts are scary. and this is how it's had a were to. jam a. pretty good just walk out of the no. mentoring seem a porno. deli case where the. us. has to force you to sack the main t

you know just i mean my most wanted i'm already whatever sped up i would be just going to be i mean it was the lord forgive thing which honestly i want. to fill up as well i must say i mean i really feel that you're going to get off on using the rest but those were the old vilest beatle songs those people are going to respect i'm one of those but i want the best and like i said just this last part of this i will risk in my will my family fossil record a car bomb i just bought that already he said quickly and he thought of getting up there calling quincy just implementing my thought out loud problem you know squat about eighty. one. one. one. hundred fifty. five. washington releases its latest list of anti russia sanctions saying they will hit on monday to look at what difference they might make on top of the existing restrictions. must be aware of being a news channel as trumped rush of collusion stories again. headlines t.v. channels are now being caught in the crosshairs often this hour. a rift forms at the top of the scotland's governing party over sexual allegations levelled agains

let me go to michael in washington i mean interdependency i think there's a lot more dependency than interdependency and that sort. we're seeing right now and i guess fundamentally can we have a transatlantic alliance coalition as it were can it co-exist with america first and donald trump michael. well it's be it's beginning to erode what we're seeing is an erosion and perhaps a replacement of the u.s. led unilateral world order and i think that the the breaking out of leaving the the iranian deal the j.c. peel away was a watershed moment for countries that in a year asia and especially iran as well as in western europe and what we're seeing emerge now is a new geo political shift to a much more multi-polar approach and we're already seeing this just like what you probably saw in st petersburg with with the belt road initiative combined with the yes the shanghai cooperation organization and the year asia european union all beginning to come together with its membership forming this separate economic world order bloc that that's actually going to counter and respond to what donald tr

i mean, really. you know, just try to do your job and be a good member and i've always looked at it as public service. to me it was never politics because i didn't come from that background. it was always public service to me and i felt like i had an opportunity to help, and that's really what -- see, the pleasure i got from the job was what i did one-on-one. you know, the people that i could help with a problem, somebody who had been fighting the government for years, a veteran or somebody who needed to -- benefits that they were due them and they couldn't get them and they had been going through red tape and i could pick up the phone and make a call and get it done. that was the thing -- i mean, you you shouldn't have to do that but it's a fact of life, that's the way it is, and that's the joy i got from the job was helping people one-on-one in the district, you know, to solve problems. it was kind of like what i did up here was part of the job, but that's really where i felt like i was being not ju

the rhetoric is is certainly different but and some of the actions are too i mean i don't think any of us really took seriously that there would be a meeting with kim so soon nothing much came of it and now he wants to meet with the iranian leader a days before in capital letters on twitter threatening and i mean michael how do you explain that or inside just expediency the midterms are just the here and now and worry about the implications later because i mean from the outside looking in this is very confusing and we're supposed to be experts to be able to figure this stuff out go ahead michael. i think one of the hallmarks of trump's foreign policy is that it's trump it's not a collective view of the state department with way and this from d o d and other places and intelligence it's trump. and he's proven to be fairly adept at it so far however you may or may not like the outcomes he's gotten in with korea he's reworked trade agreements in europe and elsewhere some of it has been to our total benefit some of it has been a conciliatory benefit. we enjoy a relationship with china we h

you know just i mean what almost bought it i'm already but it was but. i remember the lord we're going to. give it up as well i must be here for you. well get off on getting worse but those were the order they just needed to sound as though we're going to spend on one of this but of course this latest this where this part of this i'm going to come up with my bet if i see you could have got a bomb i just got that already yes equestrian he thought if you think of it i think with you you're going to have antiquity my part of me just gotta go you. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing democratic socialism. ok let me go back to ron here and. again i want to stress the issue of identity politics because when i look at some of the things i mean democratic socialists of america i mean i've been around for a while ok and i looked at some of their older literature and you're spot on they looked at more and working people getting a fair shake that's fine but what i see now is this infusion of iden

women and i mean when i'm here when my equal a lot of all. i could go through and i was glad of a leo you know that if i mean it. i want and we're not ruperto escobar belongs to a long line of texas ranches get his from overlooks the rio grande from there he extracts water to irrigate the crops to provide feed for his cattle give out when i said yes but that is. one of the few people here. and i give a little of. all the let me. get. back to. cease repair so is one of the hundreds of branches affected by the possible construction of president trumps long and promised wolf one of his phone would be split in two and. it probably gets under restart until one year of us not. if pussy. was going the right as a mortal. in the cure as a president i see him but it. is telling him he's here. and when i say what he does yes. or no moral. they don't. get him but with. your no. not going to. but. there are going to access for me. what. israel. roberto's case shows that the possible construction of the wall which has yet to appear in any budgetary planning

and i do believe that the western educational system is quite good and we also spoke about i mean what would it be like if we had a female in my maid or annie my medication in denmark and actually i think that the western it's u.k. tional system is quite good and it's quite good fundament for being a female. so the culture clash in secular societies get violent sometimes i mean. if we remember the danish can occur to the prophet challis a bill or the american muhammad movie and how many people died as a result of of all of that. what should come first here the riots of europeans to draw any cartoon they wish or the religious sensibility of muslims. i think that there of course freedom of speech is a universal value and it's a fundamental value and it's not a christian westen no you it's a universal value which is shared by all people all over the world to me as a muslim freedom of speech. is an essential value at the same time i have another essential value which is. the believe that the koran is the word of god or you know this sensitivity. so i do believe that. it's important as huma

you know in earl i mean i don't know i don't know the number on the top of my head but the n.s.a. . isn't it their kind of job to be seeing what's moving around on the internet you know from sensitive places and all that you know i mean again we there are there are very intelligent people that are former members of the intelligence community that can make a very strong case is this is a leak not a hack and these people have done it using their you know what's in between their ears their brain ok they're not the they're not the n.s.a. here i'm thinking of william binney and people like that ray mcgovern i don't think they're traitors to their country though they are very very critical of the places they used to work for go ahead irl. absolutely and if they should be able to isolate down to the building. you know where the path of traffic was they're definitely monitoring almost everything not just foreign traffic but internals well the but you're absolutely correct on the forensic analysis so i mean where's the real forensic knowledge were the independent forensic analysis the closes

i mean there's images from really quite shocking. the use it or not since the news continues to draw. these extreme right. now that political parties are complete. i think it's fundamentally important for public officials throughout europe. denounce all of this. to return and soon you can see it from our memories traumas of the past. because it's frightening to see how the same devices are being used. also coming up tonight to germany hands over human remains from the namibian genocide but does it go far enough to atone for germany's colonial era atrocities. i'm not that i'm just demanding three things an apology on recognition of genocide and reparations if you break something you have to fix it was it about him in the us to put him up to it. or we begin today with new questions over the role of the police in this week's violent anti migrant protests in the german city of chemists of those protests erupted following the stabbing death of a german man in cannes it's on sunday authorities today confirmed that the arrest warrant for the

i mean looking you know what are some of your future more. miscible unbuckled that some of them are they're all i think that some of you have loving more i mean. as if i love michael dunn the old one i'm not doing the perma only live and governable was so cool. to work in the work. week that. you like and when you think i ask you something like this is really going to fail you know this is me but you only knows what over the radio to me that it was a journalist i'm told i'm getting told you that you are being working at the bar. when they meet me away oh you know me you know when you get we are going to marry and you know do pregnant. i stuff the boarding was there is always know there was something missing and bad thing at the summit or well our. i don't want to spoil our going into as i was i being in a little money and. you know and all have a nice time but when i signed you. jennifer gave birth to marianne after sleeping with a german customer a year later she met a local filipino guy. they are married but have now lived together for nine

i mean i i watch all of his towel his stadium appearances i mean he goes out there ok and his base likes it ok but he does give the mainstream the liberal mainstream media or this c.n.n. and some b. c. the people like that he gives them a lot of cannon fodder to want to work with patrick you know i think earlier your point it's essential crisis that the mainstream media is going through it's not just in an existential crisis it's a financial crisis so what you have now is they've been forced to basically run click bait and if you talk about broadcast television it's one crisis after another or one sort of trump derangement crisis after another with the print with the washington post i get the daily alerts every day and michael cohen said this michael cohen said that steve bannon's gardner heard him you know whatever singing russian in the shower so this is the daily sort of fodder because they can't they have to attract the audiences they have to get the clicks the very thing they accuse the independent media of the very thing they decry on social media they themselves are the worst offe

i mean i mean india has already played footsie with with the ngo if you geez i mean india's basic india'sin your invest line of actually india's and died in tension because of the migrants i think the ruling government has really displayed no moral compass in the present day should you not expecting four million people to find a solution to a problem they have not been able to find it with the us to find the next one month . between the three hundred and some us space between i know there's i like i hear all i healed i'm just do one at a time so i can he very can you confess. i thought it was buried. some don't have a problem i mean one thing i want i'm going to have yet this is from the perspective of someone who is just an average consumer of news or someone who has looked into the problem that i see these days a lot of people are talking about this whole issue of never been really been in the state of a have never really experienced the problems that we have faced we believe that is opposed to natural calamities that a state that has at most two lot of other issues economy growth inclu

of the needle but i do i mean by that. equine the guy up is when i need it i don't belong relation to get on the. nice how you can buy little not that i take on things isn't easy money isn't money . to go to court they way you put up and i'm ah see she like ok now you got us thousand names yeah go win a cup yeah anything can. the market is that i thought out the window you know to hell it was just i don't even like him i said you know that they're kind of i mean to him at that in television. and there you here begin to desolate illustrate they are a democracy. and a good thing. you figure that history in a school able to see this but the simple rules are going to last and the meeting is too. long we'll see large beard on or so poor people can but i'm opening up a common law above the comic opera but i honestly had to do more but up on the scene. thank. you for a good comeback in. the sand i thought the case at the. polo vs a month on the part of this kid at the giant to get passed like this in plymouth. get it to me on the.

i mean it means that the women that are choosing to undergo this abortions in clandestine conditions and legal conditions are unfortunately still going to have to undergo this procedure is through in this situations every year again it's almost half a million women that undergo an abortion even though it's illegal even though it's penalize morman goal up to four years in jail for having an abortion. and it means that this woman one have a choice but to continue doing it this way it's very interesting because abortion is also in argentina a class issue it's widely known that in private hospitals the procedure is all served by it's by a high speed people have to pay a high fee but in the middle class to upper class are able to afford that whereas it is a poor women that they start to undergo an abortion that are usually the ones that then as suffer the health consequences of doing it in a crime this thing clinic that it's not safe for them so what do we do from here we understand that the grassroots organizations that want to decriminalize abortion they have veld to bring up another bi

with i mean. so it is. merely the i got that i mean. this is not a complaint you see is there you know. but i cannot it's not a complaint a little bit about it but the media. is going to be put on by the. law get out with little thought it. could mean a little window i wouldn't want to. squander too but just to put it's not just what i need is good then i support put us on a giver. and we are most of. us older ones i mean thirty. kids walking along the street dogs. coming by to. the. you know the interview. i mean i thought of. them all coming up with. i don't know your place on the camino and i'm a. million dollar man although you know if you're going to think let me go. i said. you know to the moon do. you know them in order to. be published. in. the media. in the mid eighty's pop cocaine empire came under attack the colombian government signed a treaty with the united states that allowed local drug lords to be extradited to the u.s. saying. they're going to receive. even at the. moment i mean. yes it was very poignant the course but i

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just as he has i mean that i used to. plenty much of it in this place a little of you don't going to stop we can use this in your movie on monday video that you make out i mean if you look at this as you know it. did me about the level of debt that we have for us because you know you. know you figure in the book as a clinton i think this was the first meeting up with us have newly elected camilla and they put it with us that is you know i mean. that is by the my feeling like i said i mean looking at that eleven i think i just did i was not i mean that is a lot of that unicorns i mean yes that's the important of the endless quest will be included at the empathy employees just going to hear you guys. will be going to say that. they say would you got media on the cut today maybe get them you know say in the lead they go they look at the label on thursday. when the case is coming up i think you just on your thoughts on this one because you're going to feel you and your company no you said i think obviously it was great to see

again not you know what is the endgame here because i mean we're just reading the stats i mean this is a country a humanitarian situation that is winding down very whiney out of control in a very serious way i mean cholera i mean something that is virtually wiped out in the world this comeback in there benjamin's there and there seems to be no out cry whatsoever from the media i mean it makes them culpable go ahead charles. or if there is outcry as you've already kind of hinted at it's a humanitarian situation that seems to have risen out of nothing but this is a famine that there are hundreds of thousands of children not in education but there is as you say for the second year running now the danger of a cholera epidemic breaking out as if this is got nothing to do with the fact that this war has been visited upon this people by saudi arabia and its allies but particularly of course what's missing from the western media coverage is that they say war this assault on this country as you point out one of the poorest countries on earth and facing terrible predicament for its people that t

we shouldn't i mean fights against that we have to support the i mean any person's right to practice his or her religion i mean we signed the contract was signed the declaration of human rights so it's actually stated that very keeley that this is a possibility so i will fight for any woman's right to wear the hijab and not to whether he. goes the station you're quite an interesting mix of absolute european democrat and a spiritual leader in the slum. when you try to fight islamophobia and open up your religion open up islam from a different angle how do your fellow believers see you i mean do you think you are a true muslim in their eyes in the muslim of the clerics from egypt or iraq or maybe don't even care what they think. actually i do not seek the recognitions of of other people i seek the recognition of. but of course it means something to me what people think. actually we had a visitor it's it was the granny mom from the third largest mosques in the indonesia in jakarta it's called it's the mosque the granny mom he has two hundred thousand muslim this it says every friday for

i mean i think he's happy he's so happy. he said you know he expected him to say that i mean i think it was the expected answer like what a company man would say and it was pretty much the same thing that. grendel serah grendel said following the world cup he kind of made some sort of admission you know and took some of the responsibility and that's what i got from yogi's press conference as well i was like yeah yeah huge huge media event in germany you know that like the time stood still plans to fly anywhere everyone listened to. it was like a poll ok obviously one guy is missing and he hovers you know it's the coldest. it. how would i say it's me that is you going. you know it's i'll show you the video because this was sort of the end of a love story. line . warm up matches maybe it's a while ago yeah i mean it's a late late to the party is too late to motivate i mean it's crazy he's trying to talking about the press conference you know i mean look at those emotions their huge emotions while. very cute bret hart. me. you

true there's there's no there's no evidence to show that google is biased in the results that way i mean the thing is google in its results attempts to show people what is most useful to them and the way that it treats news publications is by how credible they are how many people link to them. and the fact is that what he calls left wing news organizations which are not necessarily so right. mainstream publications that have a lot of credibility have a lot more weight to them and google gives them no problem it's google says it doesn't have a political agenda but it does have algorithms and we don't know what those algorithms are doing i mean it is the same way with facebook so it's the secret recipe that they won't reveal that determines what we see in these search three results right that is correct and news organizations obviously always want to be as high in the results as it was of the county so it's a it's a constant game for them to try and figure out what it is google wants to see from them so yeah there's a bit of a mystery there is there is a battle going on to influence search

they come in certain and i mean . the united states and u.s. military manufacturers sell a lot of stuff to saudi arabia as they do they don't understand that like well we don't know of are those because you know what do you just say like what we sell them but we don't know that we will we don't have people on the ground well maybe you should if you're suckling them air to ground missiles all that is what we help them with logistics we help them target we have you know we don't we're not a part of this war in yemen but also initially hoping them do it yeah. but you can even trace the sale of these weapons doesn't say look we know that it's not as if we don't know that taxpayer money and all of this lead to saudi arabia or whatever they're buying or not buying from according to an international news back in two thousand and fifteen saudi arabia has required had they had a report of the saudi arabia's request of a huge transfer of air to ground weapons for the u.s. to bolster war stops the proposed sale comparable compri

i mean, we just had an idea. and we just -- i said to van that we've got to tell his wife before, you know, we tell the parents because it seemed like the right thing to do. and we couldn't find her. well, it turned out she was not there. she was in blacksburg, virginia. but my mother was, you know, just so happy and then i remember i just shook my head. >> that must have been rough. a rough time for the family. >> it was. it was. >> so tell me a little bit about how your role as a commander's wife differed from post to post and assignment to assignment. was there anything different because you were at ft. campbell and then at ft. bragg and then in washington and then vietnam. >> well, washington, you kind of just existed and then i had two babies then. i had rip and margaret and margaret was born at -- when we were at ft. meyer. and ditty taylor -- west worked for max taylor and she was just wonderful to me. >> so this was in the late '50s? >> when were you born? '54. margaret was born in '55. yeah. >> okay. all

many positions around the globe again we go back to the middle east where he seems to be reactive i mean is israel determining what the united states might or might not do in the region syria is a very good example go ahead. well i think richard is right to point out southwest syria as the real most important dangerous flashpoint here and that's where it really comes down to mr trump and mr putin can they work out something that defuses that in the abbey in the aftermath of the american failure and syria that really has been a failure that we're not really in a position to broker any kind of deescalation and that area hopefully the russians can you know that you know this points to a serious paradox in american policy we have these so-called neo conservatives here who are the most militant interventionist especially in the middle east they're also the most militant li anti russian and are just in a complete meltdown now over the prospect of this summit coming up what's ought of course is that israel and mr netanyahu have a very good relationship with russia and mr putin so there i think

you know just i mean. i mean. if it up as i might you know i mean i just don't get off on. this but it is part of. my family. yes it will be and he. could if you could join us here for the program. thousands of people rallied in central dublin on sunday to show solidarity with the victims of institutional abuse in ireland the stand for truth coincided with the end of pope francis his historic visit to the country which was marked by a papal mass all those participating carried banners and blazing with slogans like truth justice love and they marched in silence towards the last magdalene laundries to close in the country the injuries were predominantly catholic run confinement institutions for women who became pregnant outside of marriage the pope's visit to ireland has seen people airing their grievance. there's over a range of historic abuse scandals involving the catholic drug. i. live it's a woman in islands was not married she called pregnant she couldn't go into an irish hospital run by the states they had to go to these units because they were sinners. let me let me.

i mean any book about said about it on that. on. you know get in. the debate argument but i guess i thought i was. taught that the. you know was there. there was somebody out or moodle. who you know. what it. is right on the border where the movement of people is at the peak. centers prosperous thanks to mexicans buying goods. in fact laredo and. one in the same city divided by a river and by two different flags. from one. hundred. at dusk the brownsville border post is filled with young people who study in the united states but live in mexico. some because of family ties others because they find it cheaper despite the toll that must be paid each time they cross the bridge. i was complete with all of them that i. think it's going to be much of. defending people are always ok i didn't get the broken nose i think and think i mean does he know what i mean because of that and that is what. that's a very rough furthur and you sort of throw flat emotes and you have to try to both of them if. it was gunshots on top them and so many friends ok what happened