host: philip klein with the washington examiner. read more at washingtonexaminer.com. thanks for being with us. >> at the british house of commons moments ago, members voted on a bill that would block a new deal brexit. leaving the european union without a plan. the deadline to leave the eu is october 31. 329-300.tally was a series of amendments are now being debated.

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we'll talk about the republican party, campaign 2020, an washington examiner executive editor philip klein. shea, the attorney for immigrant children, discussing the new agreement and administration's move to hold families indefinitely. to watch c-span's and join in urnal the discussion. >> senator ted cruz shared his rews on foreign policy and national security at an event hosted by the hudson institute washington, d.c. he addressed national security threats from russia and china as his belief that the state and treasury departments are working to interfere with policy ident's foreign in iran. 1:05.is [applause] sen. cruz: thank you very much, thank you to hudson for hosting me and thank you for the terrific work that y'all are doing. these are challenging times in across thestates and world. we have to be candid that we enemies in the world. countriesegorized the we face in the world in four groups. enemies, allies, problematic rivals. and let's talk about each. iran seeks nuclear weapons. north korea already has them. repeatedly called for united ruction of the states of america. in sou

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we'll talk about the republican party, campaign 2020, an washington examiner executive editor philip kleinshea, the attorney for immigrant children, discussing the new agreement and administration's move to hold families indefinitely. to watch c-span's and join in urnal the discussion. >> senator ted cruz shared his rews on foreign policy and national security at an event hosted by the hudson institute washington, d.c. he addressed national security threats from russia and china as his belief that the state and treasury departments are working to interfere with policy ident's foreign in iran. 1:05.is [applause] sen. cruz: thank you very much, thank you to hudson for hosting me and thank you for the terrific work that y'all are doing. these are challenging times in across thestates and world. we have to be candid that we enemies in the world. countriesegorized the we face in the world in four groups. enemies, allies, problematic rivals. and let's talk about

we talk about the republican party in campaign 2020 with washington examiner executive editor philip klein. also peter shea the attorney for the flores agreement will discuss the agreement and the ministration move whole families indefinitely. be sure to watch c-span "washington journal" live at seven eastern wednesday morning, join the discussion. >> a look at the live coverage for wednesday. on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern, a group of state department officials

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