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they wanted to crush michael flynn, roger ston to say something that wasn't true to harm our president and the change of direction of this country for the worse. i would rather go to jail for life than be a traitor to my country. [applause] with that, ladies and gentlemen, i just wanted to thank you so much for giving me this opportunity to come out here to share some of what's going on, where i see things going, keep faith in william barr and john durham. these people are patriots. they love america. and it is the year of the boomerang. these people are going to get it back. [cheers and applause] thank you. u.s.a.! u.s.a.! .s.a.! >> we'll take just two questions and then he's going to head up and sign books. o we have questions? mr. papadopoulos: i think a lot of people had the question about where's joseph -- >> that's one of them. could you -- i don't know if you can share about this bribe that you were given and what happened with that and where it is and a little bit of the background. thank you. mr. papadopoulos: sure. this is a part of the story that not even the media has cover

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business for now pay pal has made the decision to go for the participation in the liberal association the ston and to continue to focus on advancing now exists in mission and business priorities as was strive to democratize access to financial services for underserved populations. well let's break down libra facebook says it will be used to pay for goods and services on excited eventually other purchases through phone ups its official launch is planned for next year libor will be managed by the liberal association that's founded by facebook and $27.00 other companies including these are mastercard and british telecoms giant vodafone but before it's even gone live it's running into some stiff opposition from regulators they have expressed fears over the potential new currencies volatility there is still no strict plan for how data and money will be protected from for germany say they'll block libor on their territories and the head of apple tim cook is also wary about big business muscling in with its own money i really think there's a currency should stay in the hands of countries are not comf

pay pal has made the decision to go for the participation in the liberal association the ston and to continue to focus on advancing now exists in mission and business priorities as we strive to democratize access to financial services for underserved populations let's break down libor facebook says it will be used to pay for goods and services on its site eventually though it will widen out so you can make other purchases through phone apps its official launch is planned for next year the whole thing is managed by the labor association at the backbone of its facebook obviously but also $27.00 other firms including visa master card and the british telecom giant vodafone but before it's even had a chance to go live it's already running into some stiff opposition from regulators in a number of countries there expressing fears over the potential do currencies volatility for a start there's also no strict plan for how data ramani will be protected from some germany say they will block libor on their territories and the head of apple tim cook he's also wary about big business muscling in w

and watch my trainings they want kids want to get involved we want to do the same so it's definitely ston something i'm just happy to inspire people as if this is a big thing. on the track there was a new world record in the women's 400 metres hurdles final america. taking gold in the tie the 52.16 seconds the olympic champion winning her 1st world title sidney mclaughlin who claimed silver also finished inside the previous world record time. it does get my clothes definitely it was possible before the race going into it i just kind of tried to believe that and just go with it he told me don't hold anything back it just go from the start and i'd be able to finish this choice i did that and that's what i did out there does moving pretty fast i don't know this let's look they would all look back at it but sometimes when you're running that they're going to just have a go at they think it's too late now so continue to keep. our correspondent and you prichard thing joins me now in the studio why don't i let's start off with local hero bar cian what an incredible story that is you know we were

let's just talk our chances, ston stonewall and hope nancy pelosi can't nail down all the democrats andinion stays at 50/50. very quick story. during the clinton impeachment i had to negotiate the with the white house. the white house didn't get anyf of the guarantees they were asked for. and the white house's view during the clinton impeachment is let's just get on with this. why? because they thought they had the better legal argument and they would win the argument in public opinion. exactly the opposite right there. the white house right now eknos they have a very -- they have very weak legal ground to stand on and they feel like they are starting to lose the public argument. that's why they're not coop rotting. >> i've got about 30 seconds left. do you think -- >> i'll take to say i'm so sorry if i say erica when i said fiona. >> if these two men flip, what does that mean for rudy giuliani potentially? >> they have the whole book on them and listen, they weren't insdieted and as soon as they heard they were fleeing, they brought the charges. that means they already had a mature inv

johns ston, after nearly 30 years of reporting on donald trump, does this surprise you in the least?no, not at all. donald claims to be a billionaire, but he's always desperate for cash. and as david as very brilliantly reported because of his diligence, that property is in trouble and trump needs the money. and that's what we need to keep in mind here. any federal contracting officer who has steered a contract to him himself like this, would be frog marched out of the building, indicted and after conviction sent to prison for doing what donald trump has just done. >> so i will also say some brilliant reporting on this. you have all of the details about how doral has been in decline. it's net operating income a key figure representing the amount left over after expenses are paid, fell by 69% between 2015 and 2017. and yet repeatedly mick mulvaney said yesterday the ft said he's not going to profit from this. >> well, there's been a lot of vague talk that the president is not going to profit, he's not going to seek to overcharge the government. we've seen nothing concrete or in detail

they've ston-- stonewalled you every step of the way and made it very clear in this statement 48 hours ago that they only believe you have jurisdiction over private student loan industry and not theirs. so who's going to get hurt here are public servants who deserve to have the opportunity to have loan forgiveness as part of their service. and i really urge you to do what your predecessor did and use the enforcement capabilities that you have. let me quickly ask you, on the q.m. patch, which has provided over -- roughly six million residential mortgage loans originated in 2018, the bureau estimates that roughly 1/6 or nearly one million loans benefited from the q.m. patch. i understand that you all are going to allow it to just lapse. how is it that you're going to ensure that if you don't take steps to offer the type of financing that is currently available, how can you describe the steps that the bureau's going to take to prevent the patch's expiration, without causing a major disruption to the housing market and our overall economy? ms. kraninger: senator, a smooth transition is wha

hours and handed their dog tags and asked them to throw at the them down in the pit underneath those ston pillars and everyone who has served, understands that total commitment and lack of desire for recognition. but we do programs like the veterans' legacy proper squect because we need to communicate that same sack cry ties to the next generation and that's what this project can do. the graves and the memorials they cause young people to slow down in a world that is speeding up and express a confidence in the thing that it is they memorialized and tell young people that are permanent in this world and there is nothing more permanent than the sacrifices that these men and women made. the freedom that we all live under every single day, it has to be refreshed and renewed with the sacrifices of people in each generation. by expanding this program and making it accessible to schools and community groups, we can spread that of total commitment to the cause of freedom throughout the next generation and can't think of any time when that has been more needed. i thank my colleagues for supporting

if all you're doing is casting ston stones, you know, you're probably not going to get that far. >> boymportant message from barack obama, who really delivered a similar message last year when he gave the speech at the mandela event, talking about political correctness and stop saying certain people can't talk on a topic because they're the wrong gender or they're the wrong color or they're the wrong this or they're the wrong that. it's such an extraordinary message from a man who has such extraordinary pull, especially among millennial voters. >> yeah, and especially when he speaks so sparingly when he does speak, it carries such great weight, not just because he's the former president of the united states and a historic president of the united states, but also because among progressives he's the leader of that group as well. so when you see people as we see every day who take glee in vaporizing somebody and finding -- they have a good day, so let me find the worst thing they've ever done and make that the story. a guy's about to win the heisman trophy, let me find a tweet he put out w

ston has long been a controversial issue on monday secretary of defense mark and the top u.s.general in afghanistan told a news conference in kabul the pentagon has been quietly reducing its troop numbers over the last year or at least 2000 we've reduced or authorized strength by 2000 here so there's a constant look as a military commander to optimize it for sure and what it's based on is understand the risks to the force risks of the mission and look at it in terms of capabilities as to try to reassure allies by saying the move doesn't mean the u.s. is backing away from its commitment to finding a political solution to decades of war a negotiated political settlement among afghans is the best path to achieving this outcome. until there is accomplished we will continue to pursue an aggressive military campaign against the taliban and terrorist groups that continue to conduct violence against the people of afghanistan also in kabul on monday to meet afghan leaders a u.s. congressional delegation led by house speaker nancy pelosi reducing the number of foreign troops in afghanis