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communist party leaders in beijing have the power to interpret any clause their own way well emily lau izzie former chairwoman of the democratic party and spent 25 years in the legislative council she's calling on the international community to continue exerting pressure on the hong kong government. the city is split asunder there are those who are on the side of beijing willingly or unwillingly but there are many who are terrified of you know the chinese legal system coming into hong kong and as you can see more than a 1000000 people march yesterday very peacefully there were those who were very rich and very poor very old and very young and they were all united by their fear of the chinese communist party and the chinese legal system coming into hong kong it will be like a truck driving through picking up making a big hole in one country 2 systems then we will be crushed we will have one country one system human rights transcend national boundaries anybody anywhere have a right to speak out when they see human rights problems existing so i don't i don't care i mean ok they can come on the

reza nigel farage he cannot be just as izzy voted against reza maples deal price and a third time heguy who can be trusted for brexit. just does not change the arithmetic. that is the rory stewart argument. boris, at the end of the day, is becoming guilty. he is almost painting himself into a corner of saying i will say anything to get elected. yes, absolutely. and nigel farage are saying not to me,. to be fair to borisjohnson, he would argue... that's what politicians do. he firmly believes that he can go back to brussels and get a deal and if you can't get a deal he will get britain out by... he will be put under tremendous pressure by rory stewart and michael gove to give far more detail than he has thus far. far more than he did with his interview to the times that he did not do the hustings earlier today, but i think he spoke to the 1922 in parliament. his plans for this renegotiation have not been stress tested at all but they will be tomorrow night and a suspect he may well. i said think his advisers, buyers should not be let out on his own, should he... you don't expect a bbc

how weekend izzy by the mayoral ex election -- how weekend izzy by the mayoral election. >> he lost allhe major cities including ankara so it is a significant point in a 16 year rule for the man to have lost. he is weekend because because it stumble is a turkish commercial hub. there is a network of patronage. it is too early to tell if this would have an impact on erdogan's ability to stay in power for the selection or beyond. francine: he has consolidated so much power so it has shielded him. he is weekend domestically, can he bring back some of the power? >> it is too early to tell. this is someone who has hardly lost election in 16 years. this is one that he is lost not only once but twice. look at the margin. 800,000.sked for iran, this is a crack in his structure. it is a mayoral election, fine, but it is significant. francine: what does it mean for investors? >> it is a very encouraging sign. ,t is still sort of a democracy that turkey is not going down all the way toward putin. the institutions in turkey have weakened. their yearning for the european lifestyle and political syst

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izzy -- i do the think that the outlook for the economy is further weakness for the near term.kness in terms of business investment because of brexit. the one thing where i've been kind of underestimating has been the resilience of the u.k. consumers, rather like the u.s. consumer. are running out of stable credit, they seem to find some more. they have kept the u.k. economy moving along at an ok pace. know iffrancine: do we there is any policy on what they would do with the economy? is there a candidate from the tory party that the markets would encourage or like or take well? david: i think it is hard to see. i think the market would probably, amongst the candidates that are there now, probably prefer someone like jeremy hunt because he's been come although he hasn't taken a new deal exit off the table, he's clearly signaling that that is the worst case scenario, as far as he's concerned. i think the concern around boris johnson is he may flip and do something very different to what he says. but at the moment, what he is saying is i'm going to leave the u.k. -- going to lead

last ched thes iy awards night -- izzy awards last nye which was a journalism awards ceremony. they had a gentleman on there that wrote that article about the pentagon and how it's inauditable by design. they have a $3 trillion slush fund. and i remember that being an issue back in 9:, right around 9:time too. and nothing's ever been done about that. that's one area -- 9/11 time too. and nothing's ever been done about that. that's one area we could focus on other than just the social programs. thank you. host: thank you. a tweet here. based on the growing popularity for free stuff, parently many americans aren't the least bit concerned. the national debt is one more way foreign countries have control over us. the money was borrowed, the war is put on a higher-interest credit card. the rich get tax cuts and congress gets a raise. mike says -- host: not sure exactly what that refers to. , one re's that debt clock of our viewers on twitter talked about in his tweet. the u.s. debt clock with the u.s. national debt ticking away at $22 trillion in that view. back to calls. a few more

spending on physical books, but still, that's a growing area and eight ink it's the fact that everyone's izzyould wa nt to books. i'm sure lots of people would want to buy your book because they wa nt to want to buy your book because they want to hear your voice reading it. but i've got a little quiz for you. i'm going to play you three audiobooks, maybe too easy, and i wa nt audiobooks, maybe too easy, and i want you to tell me who the voices are. you don't have to tell me the books, because that would be too tricky. three voices. ok. i stood upon the heart the rug and picked up the stick which our visitor had left home the night before. the stick which our visitor had left home the night beforelj the stick which our visitor had left home the night before. i wanted a a—door station wagon instead of the 2—door buick that was my father's i'd enjoy. no-one would have believed in the last years of the 19th century that this world was being watched keenly and closely by intelligence is greater than man's and yet as mortal as his own. don't tell him! ok then. stephen fry? that's right. what is he