we don't know how many times he met. we don't know if he met with schiff or not. we don't know what he talked about. that is a fact witness. nowhere in america's judiciary does it ever allow a fact witness to be the prosecutor or the person in charge. steve: at these depositions there were one or two last week there is going to be one or two again this week i have heard reporting that apparently the republicans can be in the room but they can't really ask any questions. brian: they can't. >> do you know who can be in the room the democrats control how many republicans can go in the room. how many staff. and then what else they control is what america gets to hear about it. if you read the entire transcript of the hearings last week again we would end this nightmare one more time. they want to do selective text but not let everything else out. this is the problem and why she put it into intel. it goes back to what schiff has said every time before he has lied. set common denominator in all these failures in all these lies. remember he lied about knowing more than c

my first met felicity, -- when i first met illicitly, i said you speak the queen's english. will you do it? she listened to many tapes of my , my arguments at the court, and she was wonderful. david: you must've gotten a lot of attention for your exercise routine. >> [laughter] david: when did that start? are you still lifting weights or whatever you are doing? jus. ginsberg: as recently as tuesday. [applause] jus. ginsberg: i have been with the same personal trainer since 1999 when i had my first cancer bout.-- cancer after dear husband said going through surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, i looked like a survivor of auschwitz. he said you must do something to build yourself up. get a personal trainer. started, in 1999. so absorbed in my work i don't want to let go. but when it comes time to meet my trainer, i drop everything. as tired as i may be in the beginning, i always feel much better when we finish. david: did marty's mother ever give you any advice? jus. ginsberg: she gave me wonderful advice. we were married in her home. and she said, dear, i would like to tell you

i reporter told him he met a girl and wa nted reporter told him he met a girl and wanted to have sex.ure marriages allowed a man to do pretty much whatever he wanted. it is illegal to rent a hotel for it women and iraq unless you are properly married but he said that was no problem. i wanted to find out about the man who use clerics to do pleasure marriages. la's meeting and very professional in his 40s. speaking anonymously, not his real name, he tells me he regularly does them sometimesjust for an tells me he regularly does them sometimes just for an hour. to me it sounded like prostitution. but he said he wanted it to be halal. as we talked, he revealed some men where pain clerics for pleasure marriages with children. we were discovering one of iraq darkest secrets. clerics making money helping men who wanted sex with a very young girls. he was prepared to talk about it. i reporter had told him he met a 13—year—old virgin and asked whether a pleasure marriage would be halal. the general sex lives for bed and according to the cleric but other things he said were permissible. he said

you met him at cornell. jus. ginsberg: i met him when i was 17 and he was 18.id: what is the likelihood of a woman meeting someone they marry and that person wants to take care of child rearing and cooking as well as sharing all the other burdens of being married? is that a common thing in your observation? >> [laughter] jus. ginsberg: it was extraordinary at any time but particularly in the 1950's. we had a 4-1 ratio, four men to every woman. it was a place parents went to send their daughters. few could not find your man, you were hopeless. so then i met marty, and he was in fact the first boy i ever knew who cared that i had a brain. he was always my biggest booster. the cooking, that began -- i had two years between college and law school, marty was in the service. we spend that in oklahoma, the principal artillery base. i got pregnant during the first year. when i went to give birth, my cousin sent marty a copy of the escoffier cookbook with english translation and said this is a good thing to do while your wife is away. marty had originally been a chemist

it was met with a pillar response from protesters. she talked about housing.would help people get on the property letter. it is extremely expensive to rent here. most protesters said, yes, we know that any protesters said, yes, we know that a ny lots protesters said, yes, we know that any lots of big city it is very expensive to get decent housing or any housing but they are really talking about democracy. they want more democratic freedoms and they ta ke more democratic freedoms and they take china are trampling on the freedoms they have been promised. the two sides, the protesters and politicians, seem as far away as ever. thank you very much. three people have been killed in a fire in the capital of chile, as violent protests continued for a second night. a curfew has been imposed in parts of santiago after demonstrations began in response to a planned rise in metro fares. protests have since spread to other cities — despite presidential promises to suspend the move. the military was brought onto the streets of the capital to help police control the protest

the moscone met the carry forward and met the benchmark. in completing the annual reports and financials we set forth the following recommendations. first, the districts were successful in implements the management plan and met the benchmark requirements. they successfully remedied the violation of the brown act. the management organization implemented the recommendations from the previous year regarding website maintenance and ensured the links were working with up-to-date information. it is to expire in 2023 abseeking early renew. they have received technical support regarding this. if there are no questions for the staff i would like to invite ms. costello up to present on the accomplishments. >> thank you. >> thank you, chris. good morning, supervisor, san francisco travel. i am here to present a few highlights to comment chris' presentation. on the convention side, we had over 1,400 meetings. our sales team booked 1.7 million room nights. we had missions to washington, d.c. and chicago reaching 240 meeting planners and attended over 50

've met with the chinese to talk about this. china is iran's historically importer, and so it's important that its largest importer not import crude oil. that i've made to the chinese is that, you know, nations, would like to see greater peace and stability in the middle east and to as long as iran is able sell its oil they are going to use that oil to fund their proxy around the middle east. and that has -- that undermines ecurity and it undermines sovereignty and stability. so that's been the message we've taken to them. iran -- that china decides that it will no longer iranian crude oil. it's not an exotic -- we have a market.plied oil there has been no interruption of china's energy needs during period. and so, there is no need for hem to be importing iranian crude oil. >> thank you. mr. murphy? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. hook, the reason that senator udall is requesting you giuliani's out request on behalf of zarrab, i twofold.s one, we're very concerned that policys a shadow foreign operation that exists, being

we met weldon back in 2013 when we covered the story of another woman he met at the shooting range. >er walked in. and i could tell somethin' was wrong with her. i -- i couldn't tell exactly what, but i -- i could read that she was under some kind of stress. >> reporter: her name was crystal harris. >> he's, like, "yeah, can i help you." i said, "i need to buy a gun." and i said, "and it's not just for putting it away." i said, "my life is in danger. and it's -- it's from my husband." >> reporter: crystal, a mother of two young sons, told weldon her husband was violent and abusive. she said she wanted to buy a gun for protection. >> so at that point, i asked her, "are you prepared to kill him?" because that is a very real possibility. you know, "if it's his life, your son's life, or your life, then you have to make that decision." and after a few moments, she said, "yes, if i have to." >> reporter: weldon took crystal under his wing, taught her to defend herself even in stressful situations. >> this guy sounds like he was actually looking out for you a little bit? >> yeah. somebody wh

she had never met her father. he died when laura was a baby before she had babbled even her first word. the little she knew about her father came almost entirely from her mother who wasn't saying much. laura had been too busy raising her own family to spend time researching the past of a man who existed only as framed photographs on a family wall. with a few brief words uttered in front of a house in sherman oaks, california, the lives of laura davis and her visitor were changed forever. laura would spend the next years scrambling to uncover her family's past. the visitor would struggle to overcome his own past. they would each learn about honor and encourage, anger and forgiveness, a duty of a man to serve his country even if the result was a pain that would not go away. it would become immeshed in a military battle long forgotten on a miserable island far from civilization, a place that claimed thousands of lives but ultimately yielded no prize for its conquerers. davis and the visitor would discover the secrets

up happened yesterday but today he met up with the wail of players, first of all he met warren gatlandb of all he met warren gatland, the coach and captain, allan lameones as well before meeting up with the rest of the whales prayers, he was presented with a signed rugby shirt by the whales squad after receiving that prince charles said he wasn't sure that prayer would make everyone proud. he went to present one of the players with his rugby world cup because he has just arrived out here as an injury replacement so that's what a proud moment for him. of course we have both of his sons very keen and rugby fans, william is a patron of the w that allows rugby union there as harry is a patron of the english rfu and he and the rest of the wealth players seem to enjoy themselves today. england are getting ready to face the all blacks on saturday. still to come on sportsday... the unlikely champions, we hear from the toronto raptors head coach, who cut his teeth in the uk. and back to school: the 15—year—old is studying for his gcses, but he's also just made his debut in the football league.

senator: you are confirming "the washington post" reporting that you met with mr. giuliani in 2017 when he was representing zareb, a turkish national convicted of helping turkish figures make large amounts of money evading iranian sanctions. was it appropriate for mr. giuliani to press for presidential intervention in an ongoing criminal trial to free and iranian sanction invader to avoid testimony that would implicate powerful figures in turkey? what actions did you take after that meeting in response? mr. hook: it was a meeting at the request of judge mukasey, and there was no action taken after either meeting. senator: can you confirm you only met with mr. giuliani twice? mr. hook: correct. but it was a meeting at the request of judge mukasey, he was attorney general, doj in the bush administration, i served in the justice department. i have known him for a number of years auntie requested the meeting. that is the nature of the meeting, i want to make that clear. senator: you said to meetings -- meetings, about the same subject as reported by "the washington pos

in paris, i have met some rude people. i have met some rude people in kansas city too. >> for the most part, even in paris when i would take undergraduate civilian students, any number of times my students would tell me somebody stopped and asked them if they could help them find what they were looking for. especially out in the countryside, my experience was the same. when you go to normandy, there are american, british and french flags everywhere flags everywhere. about every trip, somebody has thanked the u.s. for their contributions to the war. i confirm your experiences very much. yes, ma'am? >> i was just wondering, does hitler ever actually go to paris? >> did hitler ever go to paris? he did. soon after paris was occupied in the spring, late spring, early summer of 1940, he went to paris. i will bet you everybody did what hitler did when he went to paris. got your picture made with the eiffel tower in the background. exactly what hitler did when he went to paris. it's the photograph most people go you can find this

injuly 2014, he first met the labour mp tom watson. thi5 first met the labour mp tom watson.s after he had published wider claim5 online. by december 2014, the met police had launched operation midland to investigate the allegations. they described his claim5 allegations. they described his claims as credible and true. in fa ct, claims as credible and true. in fact, they were both incredible and untrue. a senior retired judge was brought in to review the scotland ya rd brought in to review the scotland yard enquiry. now has full findings have been published. he details one of the most damaging episodes in the modern history of the metropolitan police. but today the force refused to do any interviews. instead there was the statement. when we get it wrong as we have in the circumstances we re wrong as we have in the circumstances were such damaging consequences, we circumstances were such damaging consequences, we find it genuinely distressing. so finally, let me be very clear, i am deeply sorry for the mistakes that were made. and for the mistakes that were made. and for the o

the first three years we met the goal. with all of the construction happening and other projects, we have seen decline especially the last year the major work was the medical office building. a lot of exteriors were done. what caught us off guard a special interior modular system, prefab wall to use for that system in canada, and the carpenters that needed to do the work had to have special certification. we pulled in the contractors, we could not get it from the union because of the special certification. we did not have people trained for that. even with that we were able to get some employment opportunities, not the bulk of the prefab work. that gave us a challenge in a drop in numbers. they did the best to work with us to hire folks outside of those specific classifications. we still convinced them to hire people from the community working in the cleanup work, laborers and whatever opportunity was available that didn't need the special certifications. to date we 432 -- 322 residents hired to meet the 30% goal. these ar

but he insists that the offensive won't end until his objectives have met. and turkish forces and kurdish fighters are still battling in the strategic border town of ross on and meanwhile syrian troops have entered the border town of bani as turkey tries to establish its so-called safe so in northern syria. and other news the president of. torah has called for an immediate halt to bother to clashes that have brought a 3rd night the protests follow the jailing of 9 separatist leaders on monday. now france and germany have reached an agreement on arms export rules for their joint military programs but they remain at the saudi arabia where germany has agreed not to block french exports to 3rd countries so long as the equipment is made with less than 20 percent of german components germany bad for its to solve the last year the president a man you met on defended for his decision to continue sending weapons there david chaytor has moved. the french president emmanuel mccrone the german chancellor angela merkel described the talks in toulouse as appeared of inten

jeremy corbyn said his conditions had been met.dition primarily is to take no deal of the table because there is an extension now until the end of january, the 31st of january, that ta kes january, the 31st of january, that takes no gel of the table for three months and that would allow a general election. —— no deal off the table. if the liberal democrats and the snp are going to go for an early election, it would look ridiculous for labour to be dragged in behind more minor parties. there was a sense of inevitability that labour may have to get behind that election. emerging from that meeting the shadowjustice election. emerging from that meeting the shadow justice secretary election. emerging from that meeting the shadowjustice secretary told me that effectively labour is now ready to campaign whatever their date, the ninth, tenth, iith to campaign whatever their date, the ninth, tenth, 11th or 12th of december, what they wanted was to get borisjohnson december, what they wanted was to get boris johnson out december, what they w

it showers and thunderstorms —— the isle of man met service. around 18 oi’ isle of man met service.d 18 ori9 isle of man met service. around 18 or 19 degrees the high, getting to be colder but at least dry and bright across northern ireland, there will be showers across northern scotland and northern ireland, some wintry showers over the high ground. the rain will clear away, it will be the coldest night of the season sofa, tomorrow morning certainly will be, because we have arctic northerly is associated with the ridge of high pressure on the air mass chart across much of the uk. starting cold, crisp and bright, plenty of sunshine. there will be 18 northerly winds affecting north the east coast, some showers could be wintry over the highlands and the grampians, but not a bad day at all elsewhere with sunshine around, but temperatures are generally in the high teens at best. but it's wednesday out of the way, a brief respite from the wet weather, but we look to the atlantic, hurricane lorenzo, which is a major storm budget is weakening, the eye of the storm is disappearing, a sign o

fundraising page by which he hopes to raise the money for the trip from people he's never personally met. opportunity for the former. leisure although they are. not. the last time being stout. there is only one goal for me is to be an interest now performa. that's all and that's only my wish i just want to be an internet stop performer been reported as when i go to china i've been recognised when i go to england are being recognised everywhere so that's my wish. menzies father is an out of work truck driver and his mother is a traditional healer he joined together to communicate with their ancestors the suit tradition and pray for menzies success on the vehicle. and in that. part of continuing but the greater the pride the higher the expectations. one would have. i'm very excited and happy that my son may even be going abroad. but he mustn't forget his roots away he comes from coal. oh my course he's going to represent a family without writing about us. and he should think of us as parents even if all goes well for him as many linux. jim did in the. uk but in the meantime countless other

i had just met him.hey said by me having testify the way i did in the juvenile court, they could have used that to impeach me. come to find out later, they never could have used that to impeach me anyway because anything said as a juvenile transfer hearing cannot be used against you in later proceedings. my attorneys were mistaken. amy: a rather majojor mistake to have made. and also talk abouout how your viview of kut throat changed, hw you came to understand what sex trafficking was. >> my view of kut himself, that took time to change because whenever i was first incarcerated i was still thinking, like, this is my boyfriend. i know my attorney is telling me he is making statements against me to the police, but i don't believe him because he told me not to believe it. he told me ahead of time they would tell me these things. i was so loyal. he did not deserve it at all. but i was so loyal to him. it took for them to actually sit down with me, one of the women who worked in the juvenile court office, the

i mean we met and i don't know where you go here is the father of the president that we met you know you know that when we get to fill. in the you know we get into minnesota. no cobol fishes into the unconscious and discovers the state of the world magnificent but where should we go now after all this strangeness look we expect at the german to villian. should suit up and run want to do something completely different with her head hidden the artist representing germany can't talk right now and has her own spokeswoman. marking. the artist's real name is no tosh a southerner headgear she was born in iran and is now a professor in britain and this is a work of anti representation she simplified her name. deconstructing what is it with this measure of conformity the artist wanted to confront the challenge of curating the german trevelyan in venice and the optimal form for doing this is integration of the optimal a form got into cuts. that's how much is he to have a man is not a pseudonym but an adaptation. so i don't see what. the artist produced videos for the be another but depict are

to mons having heard what president xi has said how confident are you that the remaining 4 will be met we are very very close because of one demand already been answered the other 4 hopefully with the coming elections the chinese government will know the hong kong people will full o. the people who support the hong kong government with that elections. everybody will be a part of it and hopefully global or the chinese government will know what. is being as heard today the district select just that is taking place next month and how about you are you still confident that steel demands be met because you know. you can see the hong kong people in. their face to enough to to see to see people face to. progress you know how about you and for me yes i am confident too. for the protester to achieve this goal but. for now i think many people free of the policeman because soft behavior yes right now for me i am also afraid of the police because when i go out to the street when i see the postman i walk away so. risk jeremy. and achieve our goals. thousands of rescue workers in japan. in the wake

it is a week later since i met youlj doing? doing fine, yeah. it is a week later since i met you.crack, but i went in and told my mum straightaway, and she said right, anymore, that's it. so that is the end. you promised, promised last week that you wouldn't go back to it. i know, i bumped into an old friend yesterday. so all you have had since you came out is one crack pipe? one crack pipe and a few drinks. and that's it? no more? no more. and when you told your mother you had the crack pipe, what did she say? she wasn't happy, wasn't happy at all. i promised her, isaw say? she wasn't happy, wasn't happy at all. i promised her, i saw my brother ‘s ashes that i'm not going to ta ke brother ‘s ashes that i'm not going to take no more. —— ‘s war. —— i swore. at the centre of hartlepool's drug problem is poverty. a destructive mix of deprivation, helplessness and hopelessness. the town has the highest levels of unemployment in britain, the highest proportion of households where no—one works. many of the jobs that do exist have —— alone quality and wages well below the national averag

he met with michael cohen and his staff three times, ten hours, he met with glenn simpson with fusionmet with this whistleblower and lied to the american public. every time they have attempted a coup there has been one common denominator, the lies and deceit of adam schiff. he needs to recuse himself today. the speaker needs to remove him as the chairman of one of the most sensitive committees we have, the intel committee. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is also facing scrutiny for telling 60 minutes she knew what was in a before the transcript had been released. much more developing on all of this. in the meantime homeland security preparing to expand dna testing of migrant detainees. the agency is already running a pilot program called operation double helix to determine family ties between children and parents in custody. we told you about that but the new dna test will help identify migrants apprehended at the border. critics call it an intrusive form of surveillance. a judge could decide tomorrow whether the special prosecutor in the jussie smollett case have a conflict of interest

a god daughter, you've met an uncle, first cousin now. >> part of my family. [laughter] >> very large robinson -- >> there's another part of your book that i do want to mention since you mentioned that your family friend was part of your life. >> so important. >> it was given to my brother and but i had been researching and wanting a horse for a long time so it was given to both of us and we shared him. i tell people today, you know, dave and i worked so well together around my mother today because we had to share a horse and be totally responsible for horsemen, we were kids, so he was my movement and he gave me the confidence that, you know, a lot of teens don't have and diamond gave me that. i road diamond with saddle, he was very important to us. >> do you still ride today? >> i wish i could. i used to go farm. after one riding, i said, steve, it is not worth it. it took me a week to recover. [laughter] >> the riding gets a lot harder when you age on your back. [laughter] >> well, you have 30 seconds to talk to sharon robinson. >> hi, yeah i just wanted to

the young woman, never met her before.ent me a series of messaging saying what if you went in and said you were a prostitute? s in a crazy idea, right. but i thought it was a good idea. you would test whether or not acorn would be willing to break the law? would they be willing to help the prostitution business with government funds? i asked her, would you be willing to play the role of the prostitute? i said it might be good to have a pimp in the scenario. and hanna giles, the young woman i never met before said yes i would like to do it. i then asked my grandmother who i was living with at the time, do you have a fur coat that i could wear for this thing? and my grandmother said i don't know what's wrong with you or what's going on. but she put on my bed, because i was living with my grandparents at the time. she put on my bed a chinchilla shawl coat and hanna was dressed like that. i was dressed like this. [ laughter ]. >> and there we were two kids from the cast of high school musical three with a video camera and the

i have met this morning, andi frightened. i have met this morning, and i think we are all aware that there are some websites that people are communicating with from abroad and focusing in on from the vietnamese community, and they may use these websites when they come to the uk normally. i have met with a facilitator of one of those websites, and for him to meet me hopefully to get some trust in me and put out to the community to take that leap of faith, please make contact with my team through the portal. if you come to us, we will do all we can to put our arm around you and take you through this process , you and take you through this process, identify as quickly as possible to see whether or not we have your loved one involved in this tragic incident. and try and reunite you. the next thing will be repatriations. we have to take this one step at a time. there are a lot of issues that surround this, but we are all talking. this is the message we need to put out. we are all communicating and talking and all wa nt communicati

i had met -- let's tart with the mining. i had met the -- my character in the silver part of the book. i had met her when i had gone up to a place called -- which is a very small mining town. it's the highest human habitation in the world on the planet. it sits at 18,000 feet. it has about 40-50,000 people in it. all mining in the rock, just underneath a glacier. it's -- they mine gold. and i met her because she was -- i had actually gone up for another purpose completely. had been asked to write a film on -- write part of a film on education and poverty and girls and how educated girls could actually change communities, and in the process of doing this film issue went up to see a little girl whom i had chosen out of 40 videos send to mitch chose this girl for the film and i was fascinated by her mother. so even though i was writing about the little girl for the film, i followed the mother for years, really, for six or seven years, and she was an extraordinary figure to me. she was at the age of 45 she looked 80. she -- her

i met greta on that amazing bait and views? i met greta on that amazing baitandi views? bait and i had a really tough interview with her with really tough questions. i said, interview with her with really tough questions. isaid, what interview with her with really tough questions. i said, what you're doing is meaningless if no one else does anything, you're trying to make us feel guilty. you talk about the problem but never solutions. surely if you raise these issues, if the houses on fire, tell us how to put it out. i asked all of that stuff to the extent i produced a list of questions and my producer said, are you really going to ask that? remember, she's child. i said, you really going to ask that? remember, she's child. isaid, she's really well—versed in these issues and obviously i will ask her politely but she can take this kind of questioning, and she was really good on all the issues. she had to everything and we did do a forceful interview. you can take this kind of question because it is thrown at environmental reporters but will you be travelling by plane and

injuly 2014, carl beech first met the labour mp tom watson.he had published wider claims online. by december 2014, the met police had launched operation midland to investigate the allegations. they described his claims as credible and true. in fact, they were both incredible and untrue. a senior retired judge, sir richard henriques, was brought in to review the scotland yard enquiry and now his full findings have been published. he details one of the most damaging episode in the modern history of the metropolitan police. but today, the force refused to do any interviews. instead, there was this statement. when we get it wrong, as we have in the circumstances, with such damaging consequences, we find it genuinely distressing. so finally, let me be very clear. i am deeply, deeply sorry for the mistakes that were made and for the ongoing pain that these mistakes have caused. i promise we will do all we can to prevent them happening again in the future. i think it is helpful that this... steve rod house was the senior officer who headed the inquir

he didn't tell us his staff met with mr. cohen for hours prior to mr. cohen testifying.r he met with mr. simpson in colorado, palling around with the guy. so this is a pattern. we were hoping to hear from the ambassador today but we understand exactly why the administration, exactly why the state department has chosen to say, look if it's going to be this kind of process, if you'll selectively leak text messages, 67 pages of text messages we had. they take a handful of them and release to all of you and not give the full context and not release the transcript, we understand why they made this decision at this moment. i'm going to let some of my -- >> ambassador sondland said he's -- >> that republican view of the world and the democratic view of the world. interesting to hear jim jordan, a staunch defender of the president, say he and republican members of the committee were looking forward to hearing from sondland as well, but defending the decision to block his testimony calling the impeachment inquiry an unfair and partisan operation. of course, schiff there, the news

>> you know, this is only the third time i've ever met her.chuckles] so, to be honest, i have not spent a lot of time with her. >> how many years have you been here? >> five years. >> and this is only the third time you've met her? >> correct. >> this is a sales organization, right? >> yeah. >> it's not anything else, and life is about selling. so, if you don't have your sales stuff in order... >> yeah. that's definitely the number-one concern. >> joyce has only met jen three times in five years. how could you run a sales organization from 3,000 miles away? it sounds to me that sales are a much bigger problem than i originally thought. your role in the company is the sales. do you think it matters that you're not actually in california with the rest of the team? you're in new york. do you think that makes a difference? >> no. >> no problem? >> no. >> it seems odd to me that somebody would be in charge of sales and not be where the product is and not be where the team is. do you feel like you're good at sales? is this something that you feel li

the next day ambassador volcker met with president zelinski. in that meeting there was no reference to a quid pro quo, or president zelinski having any idea there was a hold on aid. oh over the course of the next several weeks engaging with ukraine. ukraine makes no reference to a hold on aid or quid pro quo. by the way, yeah what else ambassador volcker testified to. the aid was getting released. it was going to get released. guess what happened. the aid got released. there was no new investigation that had to be created. this whole thing is a fairytale. adam schiff is misleading you and you are playing along with it. many of you are at the rec and public is being deceived. what adam schiff said that president trump was asking president zelinski to manufacture dirt on the bidens, investor volcker testified that was absolutely untrue. that is what we call an inconvenient fact for the narrative. adam schiff has been saying he had no contact with the whistleblower. he would like to but he did not have contact. he lied. you know what else he lied

we met right here in these -- in this area. and i offered to bring the person in question in and they weren't ready for it. but i did offer. i spoke with boris, he asked me if i'd do that, and i did it. unfortunately they wanted to met with her and unfortunately when we had everybody together they decided not to meet. perhaps they had lawyers involved by that time, i don't know exactly. i know the people were lovely. they were very nice and they were, you know, desperately sad. >> are you suggesting that the family had indicated that they were interested in meeting with her? >> i thought they were, based on what i thought -- that they wanted to meet but now they only want to meet in the uk and that's up to them. i did meet with the family and i expressed condolences on behalf of our country. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. wait, there's a great question i'm being asked. this is maybe the greatest question i have been asked in a long time. please put those mics over here. go ahead, say it again. >> -- because you're g

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