of course i could be put under more pressure showing strong givers and killed off the bone feeder obert the internet so many of us work internationally art in general is international that's why this is an attack on the arts the rise of the right wing populist is extremely dangerous for us as artist construct seem to feel the. joining me now is my colleague michael who was at the elections in brandenburg indeed you were one of the people talking to those people involved in the arts so what were just tell us what the atmosphere was like a elections were crazy enough in the end i have experienced a great relief in the culture saying because everybody was expecting the worse and that is a right wing party in the government but a lot of people vote for that day and now the culture c. has to deal with that and now everyone is willing to face the dialogue and to look forward and to stand up more than ever for better use like freedom and tolerance and when you told me that they become more political again. ok but why were artists working in the art scene so worried about the rise of this part

some principles that are still involved in all of this, meaning ,obert mueller, shawn henry this is all heading back to uranium one. this is all heading back that way. you cannot sell your itched -- you cannot sell enriched uranium. uraniumot sell enriched and turnaround a few years later and act like russia are the worst people in the world. you can't do it. guest: you are entitled to your opinions, i have no idea what you're talking about. i have a couple questions. prosecutorou are a and as a prosecutor you should know that the information that the whistleblower put in his complaint is all hearsay. how can you base that trump did something wrong in the conversation when you have someone who is making a claim that he never even heard the conversation? host: thank you for your question. guest: you are entitled to your opinion but not your own facts. as a former prosecutor i know that when a suspect makes admissions against his own self interest, that is totally admissible. that is a classic hearsay exception. yes, the whistleblower said he did not have firsthand knowledge of the phone

obert mueller testifies in july. and then in august, my chairman sends out a letter to other saying, have you got anything to impeach on because we don't have anything anymore. from hen you have jamie maryland actually coming up and saying, you know, mueller was small part of what we were investigating. how many of with you a straight corps, how press many of you believe they really thought mueller was a small part of what they do? not.s so today as we go forward, here's where we're at. hey are wanting to have this idea that they can have it both ways that they want to pacify and theirur committee base because i feel sorry for chairman nadler in this respect. mantle of what they that they couldn't do. he said we're going to go after donald trump, now we have a and we have all of this stuff that will help us to mpeach him and now after eight months, going on nine he has nothing except smoke and mirrors. dog and pony show the fact is the dog and pony has left and we've got nothing but a show and that's what happened to

obert is going to be outstanding. he just picked a deputy who was in the administration. you all know him, the deputy. i guess i have to announce it separately. fantastic. essentially he's already on the job. ou know, he did a tremendous job as hostage negotiator. we are -- we have a tremendous record. nobody comes close to our record with hostages. to be r: are you going discussions with iran today? president trump: sure. with secretary of defense. secretary of state. we're discussing with everybody. today w, the early move iran.e central bank of ok. reporter: military conflict and ould you support -- president trump: it's always possible. reporter: do you expect australia to join any military action? president trump: we haven't discussed that. we'll be discussing it later, yet.e haven't discussed it reporter: 50% tariff or even on china, as some have suggested? president trump: i won't get into it. china is paying $30% 30% on $250 billion. president xi called through his 70th ople and they have a anniversary, very important date for them and it happens to be october 1 w

and in return i do a mornings or an afternoon's work on the for not beatles obert or. it was a lifestyle he loved the world was his oyster. a chance to. meet . my friends began to get the nerve of sorts with it was an order. for them i was always scurrying around from here to there doing different things they said don't you want to start doing something for. one of them had a friend called hans looks who needed an assistant to be in the council he was a proper advertising photographer a great man who let me do a lot of it although i couldn't do anything. or few mommies over the phone to i soon realized photography was a fantastic means of expressing yourself towards moved to the source. for the style he developed back then movement was pivotal from the outset he took pictures spontaneously according to his feelings he didn't use a tripod instead dancing with his subjects it was also where he began looking for that one all encompassing moment struck. to mean. he drew inspiration from the silent movies of the german expressionist era for example flits lungs metropolis wi

joining me as the secretary of redfield,obert director of the centers for disease control and prevention, and some other friends in the room that have been so instrumental will be introduced in a little while. devotion tor your building a drug-free future for our nation. it is a problem every country is having. most countries, certainly. firsthandthing i saw during the campaign and i could not believe when i looked at certain states in particular how bad it was. we want a safe and healthy future for every american family, and that is what we are in the process of doing. from reforming the way we treat kidney disease to increasing price transparency, ending the hiv epidemic, that is the incredible thing. we think within a period of 10 years we will have that in quite good shape. we think may be ended. if you would have said ending the hiv epidemic within 10 years , people would not have known what you were even talking about and we would have said it to years ago. we are well on our way in reducing high drug prices. my administration is very focused on. we have had the best year we have h

. >> woodruff: in the end,oberts earned her own place in historya railblazer in journalism.sident obama issued a statement today, praisg her as a "role model to young women at a time when the profession was still dominated by men." and, house speaker nancy pelosi said of roberts that she "forever transformed the role of women in theewsroom and in our history books." roberts was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002, and dieds today inngton, of complications from the disease.o she was 75 yea. let's hear more about cokie's life and legacy fromf her .ong-time colleagues and friends who helped shape n nina totenberg is legal affairs corespondent at npr. and linda wertheimer is senior national correspondent they, along with cokie, are often referred to as the "founding motherg of national radio. and welcome to both of you, tona you, and to you, linda. i knew cokie and admired her so much, but to the rest of us the three of ye ou werinseparable. i'm so sorry for your loss. >> well, i guwe've had a little longer to get used to it than other people, but itself a terrible loss for eve

some principles that are still involved in all of this, meaning ,obert mueller, shawn henry this is allng back to uranium one. this is all heading back that way. you cannot sell your itched -- you cannot sell enriched uranium. uraniumot sell enriched and turnaround a few years later and act like russia are the worst people in the world. you can't do it. guest: you are entitled to your opinions, i have no idea what you're talking about. i have a couple questions. prosecutorou are a and as a prosecutor you should know that the information that the whistleblower put in his complaint is all hearsay. how can you base that trump did something wrong in the conversation when you have someone who is making a claim that he never even heard the conversation? host: thank you for your question. guest: you are entitled to your opinion but not your own facts. as a former prosecutor i know that when a suspect makes admissions against his own self interest, that is totally admissible. that is a classic hearsay exception. yes, the whistleblower said he did not have firsthand knowledge of the phone call b