as defunct as big enders and little enders or montagues and capulets at the end of the play.ange to the original withdrawal agreement legislation, under boris johnson's bill, ministers won't be able to ask for an extension to the transition period — due to kick in at the end ofjanuary and run until the 31st of december next year. during the transition, the uk will continue to contribute to the eu budget and keep to the current trading rules. the idea is to allow uk—eu negotiations to take place — to determine what the future relationship will eventually look like. the bill contains provisions not to extend the transition phase of brexit. does that not endanger strengthening the hand of the european union in those negotiations? why has he boxed himself into a corner? on the contrary, mr speaker, i think most people looking at the negotiations will agree that it strengthens our negotiation position because if we have learned anything, if we have learned anything from the experience of the last three years, it is that drift and dither means more acrimony and anguish. extending t

with the ender's also co-wrote the script to german film classic wings of desire. is a controversial choice he supported serbia during the yugoslav war and even spoke at the funeral of former serb leader slobodan milosevic a man accused of genocide. the winner of the 2018 nobel prize for literature is polish author. her best known work is primeval and other times from 1906. the story 18 years in the fix. town of primeval exemplifies the qualities the jury praised in the 57 year old author her powerful imagination a literary style full of wit and cunning and her focus on themes of migration and cultural transitions. before becoming a writer worked as a therapist for challenged. these wrong to have 2 very different literary style you could say but there is something the connects them yeah i mean there are quite different people as well i mean. is a feminist vegetarian 57 year old terry and 177 year old sort of sharp tongue curmudgeon and they definitely have different approaches to literature but what i find interesting is that they both are quite interested in langu

the main open enders to our case the government and our government did not listen to her heart was it as a. 53 months and i'm actually proud of the open country people we never defined we wanted to run in the face of the police file and. a lot of our people were imprisoned they were injured and. a lot of people just die was going to resurface. and they mix us angry was was there wasn't the violence that had mob previous protests but a bank of china building was vandalized by demonstrators and some activists spray painted slogans on public property. i i nearly 6000 people have been arrested in the last 6 months during 900 demonstrations processions and public meetings on sunday amongst the marches a woman crawling to highlight the difficulty of preserving hong kong's freedoms. we have too much further than i perhaps we have enough hold chain make us go further. the protest to say their long struggle for democracy is far from over the . fate of these shallow feel has been following those protests in hong kong and sent us this wrap up. the pro-democracy movements prevent today it can sti

and the last person you want to be - it's a career ender. >> seth: yeah. >> it's really a career ender yeah because it's not just that you failed on a performance level. you also were unpatriotic. >> you're not a patriot. yeah, you're not a patriot so it doesn't matter how many times you've served jury duty. doesn't matter >> seth: no. [ laughter ] >> so i go to the middle of madison square have you ever done it? >> seth: no. >> have you ever walked into the middle of madison square garden? and it plunges into darkness and they have those huge spotlights, like in l.a. where they're looking for bad guys at night. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you know? and they're sweeping they're sweeping and it's panicky and i feel like maybe i'm in a getaway car or something [ laughter ] i don't know >> seth: "put down the duffle bag. >> yeah, yeah. literally. and i'm panicking. and it's totally dark. and i'm flanked by very serious basketball players >> seth: yes >> and they're tall >> seth: yeah. >> you know, as you know and they're very serious because they're about to -- they're at a subway serie

the very words seem tired to me, as defunct as big enders and little enders, or montagues and capuletd of the play. —— capulets at the end of the play. —— capulets at the end of the play. we are one united kingdom, filled with renewed confidence in our new national identity and ready to take advantage of the opportunities that now lie before us. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn acknowleged that the brexit crisis needed to come to an end but disagreed with borisjohnson on the best approach to bring the country together. this country is about to embark on a major change of direction. as we leave a 40 year economic partnership foran leave a 40 year economic partnership for an unknown future under the terms of the withdrawal deal. we need an approach that puts jobs and living standards first and builds the strongest cooperation with our european neighbours, based on openness, solidarity and internationalism, and that, mr speaker, is the approach that will bring an end to the brexit crisis and bring our country together. well, let's speak to our assistant political editor norman smith who is

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are true believers and this is their reality and they will not surrender it you know they're dead enders. commands is a former intelligence officer for the u.s. navy and a regular commentator on them s m b c he's known for his empty trump style some has come in for criticism for spreading conspiracy theories but these people feel that they are the foot soldiers and executors of what the disenfranchisement of the white race is feeling and donald trump is giving them subliminal orders in their head there are no different than the mobilized you know self starting radical self radicalized terrorists donald trump had been on the russian intelligence surveillance for a very long time as early as 977 with his 1st wife ivana and ivana was from the czech republic which at that time was checklist of apia then they brought him to moscow for what he wanted which was trump tower but from that moment on an enormous dossier of information was collected on him and more importantly how to exploit him. there is the editorial director at the new site reactionary times and he believes it's wrong to give peo

w>> what is so interesting is while adeleine albright is the first ecretary of state, this is a ender based. it is a gift to a oman as secretary of state. as visitors come to the diplomacy center, that will very much be a parent. >> parts of diplomatic giftgiving involves trying to figure out who the pursuit is and what they are like and what they might be interested in. at the same time, it -- what represents me and my country? what are the atural resources and arts and artisans of my country? i think the set does that magnificently. >> we have been building the artifact ollection for many years and we are at about 7000 500 items in our collection. this collection is truly unique to the nation. there is no other institution in the nation that is solely focused on collecting diplomacy. these objects would have nowhere else to go, and would be somewhat lost to history. with the diplomacy museum, we can't really bring these stories to life through these fascinating objects and their visual appeal and the many fascinating people and events behind these objects. >> also, in power -- part

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we split into smaller groups and in our group there were the other couple, bob enders who was our boss and joe and i, my husband and i and a couple of other people. so we all went out with a group, it started to rain which was probably really lucky because we brought up bras and everyone was concerned about rain and not us. so we headed out towards the british embassy, it was just fear in sanctuary, so the iranian employee said she would show us and as we were going, walking that way we saw a really large model, another variable coming from that direction so bob andrews is with us and he said i live close by i am going home and we said we are coming with you bob on an. we separated a little more and walk to bob's house and when we got to his house we listened to the embassy radio and we could hear voices we got here on the americans talking back and forth and trying to figure out what to do and talking about in the vault where all the classified information was kept. finally we only heard farsi speakers so a new everyone had been capturing or taken, so they came, as my staff and got ou

are all unconfirmed reports, but there was a u-haul, possibly two individuals in that u-haul that enders a bow dbow -- ba bow bod. this is around jersey city university, being hit by police right now with massive police presence, but other parts of the city as well affecting both travel by car, by rail. every sort of way, and schools as well now on lockdown, in a much larger area. just in the event that this spills over into another area, but police now clearly throwing everything they have had it to try to figure this one out and get who is ever responsible. >> all right. soon as you get more information or taylor on the scene gets more information let us know. we'll pass it along to viewers. jersey city active shooting situation. appreciate it. >>> coming up, bill barr doubles down on his claim the trump campaign was spied upon despite the evidence. this as the president goes to war with his fbi director. >>> plus, gaslighting the gop. will the inspector general's report bring some truth back into the nation's discourse? >>> and on this historic day as articles of impeachment are read

. >> it would be difficult, there will be some die hard dead enders that will vote against anything that president trump is for or as his fingerprints on, if this comes to the floor it will pass. david: curtis ellis thank you. >> theig report released this afternoon on russia investigation, we've been combing through all 476 pages, what this says about the origins of russia probe and a key u.s. earn haattorney horizon has alrn objection. congressman ben cline has been watching it all day, he will join us next. >> how about -- >> this is not appropriate to have a witness be the questioning of someone that was a witness when he was, it is just wrong. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. libe

sheridan's can taylor was there, and he said, at this point there was five of us, the two couples and bob enders. and so can tailor the ambassador came over to john sheridan's house and said i will take too so you don't have a big load. a big burden. so my husband and i do not play bridge so we went with him, while the others could actually play bridge. so we spent the next three months on their couch. we had wonderful rooms with them, but we could not leave the house we cannot call anyone. we could just sit there and read the paper, and have our hopes built up and drawn down by the news. but every night, ambassador taylor and his wife pat who was working at the pastor institute as a research scientists, would come home and give us any news they had encourage us and be so kind. i think at thanksgiving we had a visit with the others, we went over to the sheer dance house and saw the other hostages, we were sort of hopeful at that point because we are at a good point in negotiations, but they fell through. and then at christmas we were still there, and we went over to the sheridan's house again to

ender gap within agriculture these are the two big questions. we will look at three examples to examine. we are going to look at farm ownership and farm identity and farm labor. unpackay we are going to these issues as they are today, and for us to understand how we got to where we are today, we want to look at what these examples look like historically. that is our goal today. and what i'm arguing today based on social science and historical escrow that has look -- historical literature that has looked at women, i'm going to be arguing that there are many .ifferent reasons for this but want -- but one important reason is the idea of agrarian ideology. thedeology, what we mean is state of beliefs that underpin our politics and our economy. --s idea that ideology ideology, which i'm going to unpack, what is critically isortant for you to remember that this ideology, in terms of thinking of the family farm, assumes the family farm is split into two spheres, the farm in the household. and in these spheres, women and men play different roles. so two

that should be a campaign ender with his own base, because he is saying it out of his own mouth, takeeople's land. and these are mainly white, republican texans. >> land owners, people who have built businesses, who had family farms for decades. but you know what has happened with the base and with the party itself, it's become a cult, if not cultlike. so, whatever trump says -- >> they'll do it. >> they go that way. and you know, imagine if obama had promised to have mexico pay for something and didn't. that be on fox news, you know, 24/7, you know? they've dropped that. they will follow his bomb bast in any direction it goes, no matter who bulldozes. so, these poor people -- not poor, they're well-to-do people, land owners in the south, who are being trampled by the federal government, by the big government, intrusive, big government. trump's people are not going to care about it. >> we saw with the farmers, handouts, the welfare checks are mainly going to big land owners and corporate farms. smaller land owners, we have record suicides and bankruptcies and they'll still vote for hi

we know many of the democrats top priorities in the house are issues that mitch mcconnell has endered dead on arrival but there is a handful of topics where they might get republicans on board and that's just the top priority right now. >> and my producer is telling me it's closer to 400 bills that have been passed in the house that mitch mcconnell isn't taking action on. he did it in the obama term and he's doing it now. speaker pelosi also said that the constitution was written by people who predicated their sort of believes about what the senate would be that people would honor the constitution of the united states and that would not have predicted there would be a rogue president of the united states. they probably wouldn't be a rogue senate leader who would ignore the constitution on this and would also ignore every bill that's right wing. thank you very much. >> coming up, much mcconnell is set to shed his image as a tortoise and play the role of the hare when it comes to the senate impeachment trial. i know thaw over going to write that in there. to write that in there. >>> hav

the the ender age of 13 being there for questioning. >> jon: where does it go from here?nue to prosecute the 13-year-old. like i said it is pretty loose -- much more lenient. they will try to squeeze that 13-year-old to implicate that two still out there who need to come in for questioning and processing. ultimately if we do get the actual murderer in the clutches of law enforcement have him prosecuted under the juvenile offender laws. >> jon: the juvenile laws say you can't name these suspects but i wonder about the public benefit. if some of their friends, some of the circle of people that they hung out with knew that so and so is under arrest or is under suspicion for having participated in a murder, wouldn't that perhaps bring some people forward to talk about where so and so was that night or what he told them? >> that's a great point, jon. there has been no social media. usually you start to get the wagons circling around the suspects because they're texting each other and snapchating each other. it gets this pointing fingers at who is -- no one is pointing fingers.

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>> ed certainly wasn't with an exception to the ender we had some new agents coming on board. but that should not have been an excuse just so were clear. >> so it just seems to me it has to be one of two things. either incompetence, or intentional conduct. i agree. >> it's either sheer incompetence intentionally or something perhaps in between? >> so which you think it is? >> we have so many different peoplein here, first of all it wouldn't be fair to lump everybody into one, because they are different actors coming at different times. some people have more touches of this and others. i think it is fair for people to sit there and look at all of these 17 events and wonder how it could be purely incompetence. >> well i want to thank you again, i know this puts you in a tough spot, and i hope you will tell your colleagues back of the fbi that we appreciate their work. >> absolutely. >> but this has to be fixed. in somebody's gotta be fired at a minimum. >> there will be a change in culture as well. >> thank you, mr. chairman in general i know you are happy to see. the end of the