rose johnson, a former brexit secretary, especially basically giving the prime minister did support ond support on one side of the fence so we say, because this time tomorrow, there will be votes in the house of commons. there are nine amendments being proposed to the deal was rejected by parliament at this point, we do not know how many of those will be voted on it is clear that a couple that probably will be will be looking to tie the hands of the prime minister by taking an ideal option off the table for her, but also by saying what is going to happen about the irish backstop issue? and here, boris johnson in this column in the daily telegraph, and on the front page, is saying this clause must be amended so saying this clause must be amended so that there is an option to take it out. it has a sort of end point to it, and that is the

rose johnson, a former brexit secretary, especially basically giving the prime minister did support on side of the fence so we say, because did support on one side of the fence so we say, because this time tomorrow, there will be votes in the house of commons. there are nine amendments being proposed to the deal was rejected by parliament at this point, we do not know how many of those will be voted on it is clear that a couple that probably will be will be looking to tie the hands of the prime minister by taking an ideal option off the table for her, but also by saying what is going to happen about the irish backstop issue? and here, boris johnson in this column in the daily telegraph, and on the front page, is saying this clause must be amended so saying this clause must be amended so that there is an option to take it out. it has a sort of end point to it, and that is the detail to amendments n, which brady is proposing. it would say that after a certain amount of time, the backstop would not come into play and northern ireland would not fall into a sort of eu stasis. he is saying i

freshmen members while they were in washington dc attending orientation sessions, including max rose and dusty johnson. >> according to the brookings institution, the 116th congress is the most educated congress in history 72% of the house having earned a graduate degree. she's recently spoke with some of the new members. democrat chris pappas is a restaurant owner and first openly gay member of congress from new hampshire. >> i read democrats have been trying to recruit you to run for a long time. why did you say no before? why yes this time? >> i care about the state where i served at the statehouse for a number of years. i needed to make sure i was meeting my responsibilities to the voters who elected me. this seems like an important time to be counted and put together the campaign we needed to restore faith in the institutions of our government and get some things done. while and may have heard before from people that wanting me to run at a different point in time, this was the time to do it. i did it at a time when people were running campaigns just like iran in new hampshire about ensuring we re

cronkite: you see as we watch the johnson daughters together they are all seated and rose -- seated byows, divided by the center aisle. the soft chairs are reserved for mr. nixon, mr. agnew, mr. johnson, and mr. humphrey. 1, 2, 3, 4. everybody is in place. everybody is in place. and is andnt elect richard russell's office. on the hill, we call that a hideaway. mr. russell is one of the senior members of the house and senate, in addition to the congressional duties, it is a little hideaway. he has sharp and pralines to our times that two or three times of year. shrimp and pralines two or three times a year. mr. cronkite: here is the first lady and miss humphrey. and cbs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard in next continues in a moment. ♪ mr. cronkite: this is walter cronkite with roger mudd, peering through those eyeglasses at the moment, at the presidential inaugural stand here. there are not many people behind us on the steps of the white house. george herrmann is there on the stand. george? george: i'm hidden behind a pillar here, but i am here with the david eisenhowe

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rose radically. the left always likes to forget about that. you go back to -- i happen to live near johnson hall where eorge mason lived. he was at the time one of the luckiest people in north america. -- wealthiest people in north america. his home today would be condemned as uninhabitable he didn't have electricity or running water so on down the line. in many respects, the poorest people in our country today live better than the richest people in that period. the he reason is, what dynamism, of capitalism and the innovation of capitalism, brought us railroads so farmers could get grain from the middle of nowhere to the city and get a decent price for it. or bank which is allowed capital to get all over the country instead of just being in new york. and so on down the line. all these robber barons did tremendous things to help the country grow and the standard of living of ordinary people go up. john d. rockefeller, standard oil, oil became vastly cheaper because of standard oil and therefore automobiles were economically possible. so many aspects of the transportation revolution are a fu

rose divided by the center aisle. the soft chairs are reserved for mr. agnew, mr. johnson, and mr. humphrey. 1, 2, 3, 4.verybody is in place. mr. mudd: the diplomatic corps, president the senate. nixon is in richard russell's office. mr. russell is one of the senior .embers of the house and senate it is a little hideaway. mr. cronkite: here is the first lady and miss humphrey. cbs news color coverage of the inauguration of richard in next continues in a moment. ♪ mr. cronkite: this is walter cronkite with roger mudd, peering through those five glasses at the moment, at the presidential inaugural stand here. not many people behind us on the steps of the white house. george herrmann is there on the stand. george? george:: i am here with the david eisenhower. david, how many of these inaugurals have you been to? david:: only one other. only one other. everything is a blur. vehicle telling you where to go and what to do. >> is it a busy time. >> yeah. >> i would like to see if your wife has the same feeling about it. i just wanted to ask you how many of inaugural's you have been through and what you remembe

johnson comparing president trump to adolph hitler. an doesn't have nice things to say about trump supporters either. >> adove hirtd letter rose to powerad -- alove hitler rose to power in germany in 1942. he was elected with democratic elections. people crossing our borders are their riforts and drug dealers and criminals. hitler took over germany the way trump took over the republican party. melissa: the congressman continued setting his sights on those who support the president. >> donald trump supporters are older, less educated. many are dying from alcoholism, drug overdoses, liver disease. or simply a broken heart caused by economic despair. melissa: joining me is fox nation host britt mchenry. when he started out by criticizing someone for lumping a whole group of people together, then as so many people often do, he moved on and lumped together the president's supporters into a group in unflattering terms. >> that's the irony. speaking at the naacp in land, you should label people correctly. there is no exact count. 11 million deaths. 780,000 deaths in one camp to what donald trump has done as president is not only gross hyperbo

johnson. vonnie: this is the european close on wilbur markets. -- on bloomberg markets. a look at some of the biggest stories in the news. sales roseose .3%. the impact of deep discounts across the industry. international strategy paying off. ensure is care responding to a series of mergers by its biggest rivals. apple forecast strong earnings for the year. latest bloomberg business flash. checking u.s. markets, we have plenty of news from earnings to oil been to -- earl it -- oil inventories. the dow is at one prefer percent. -- 1.4%. the s&p 500 up three quarters of 1%. the nasdaq is up almost 1% as we await several faang earnings. guy: let's take a look at where the european markets are. the ftse 100 is outperforming. the reason for that is the oil stocks are having a solid session. we are seeing some of the big mining names coming through. the reason they are trading higher is we have nickel trading higher. iron ore is trading higher. the dax is being hit by the wirecard story. wirecard is under pressure. we will talk more about that as we come through the end of regular trading. luxury stocks, the l dmh is doing well. the span

johnson. how have you been? >> i'm well, happy new year, guys haven't seen you in a while. >> too long. it has been too long last time at the rosee stream in milan. this was the first quarter upside on strongest comps since june of 2017 the comeback is here how have you done it >> well, you know, clearly, jim, the streamline activities that we embarked on six quarters ago are paying off it is allowing us to have more focus and discipline against our three strategic priorities we're focused on accelerating our growth in the u.s. and china, that's working. we're leveraging the global coffee alliance with nestle to expand the reach of starbucks globally and we're continuing to focus on shareholder value, creation and we have returned a significant amount of cash to shareholders over the past two years. this last quarter, another demonstration that our strategy is working >> well, kevin, one thing you didn't get to talk enough about on the call, i was surprised, the uber delivery. miami test is doing great. it is a big win for you. is it moving comp stores sales in miami and will it move store sales when you roll it out across the n