in pakistan the one they say i designed its own suppose that a medical operation to hunt for osama bin laden and i know the vaccination activist afterwards in pakistan were killed but i wonder if the if the damage is far more broad based because. i think in many war zones that i worked in there was a perception that if any international humanitarian organizations arrogance nation comes in if me serve as a cover for. either the americans or asama some of the. other powers that are trying to. do something against the powers in that land do you encounter that and the feel that you as a doctor. ah perceived as somebody who maybe may have some other area. yeah as a matter of fact we always have to talk with everybody explain exactly what we're doing how we're doing and why we are doing it and this is a basic let's say condition of work so in this reality it is awful but there is a disrespect in some respects and you mentioned the killing of osama bin laden and it was the use of an amp use an absolute abuse of the let's say the humanitarian cause a medical cost also and we were very straight in ou

reality it is awful but there is a disrespect in some respects and you mentioned the killing of osama bin laden and it was the use of an absolute abuse of the let's say the humanitarian cause a medical cost also and we were very straight in our statements there after and as a consequence we also had. to be even more explicit in explaining all in all the context where we are what we are doing how we are doing things and still we are seeing that in some of the places a lot of mistrust acute according to the top and now we have only a few minutes left and i do want to ask you about the ball epidemic. in africa in this case in the democratic republic of congo a few months ago the world health organization and als that the current outbreak represents a public health emergency off international concern why do you our viewers in russia in germany in the united states have to worry about that and do they have to worry about that well as a as a matter of fact we have to go a little bit back into the history of nobody was really very much interested in tour. around this disease and it happened every now

world's number one most wanted terrorist to justice, one that some said were more important than osama bin laden. i would say look, different in a way. he was an organizer. al-baghdadi was an organizer. he was the founder of isis. he the father, if you want to call him that, of isis. i think he was not so happy a few weeks ago when he saw those incredible 67 men, in that case, just come pouring down on to where he was staying. and that didn't work out too good. and we have a new national hero. you know who that is, right? conan is our new great hero. and conan was at the white house the other day. you might have seen him. it was something, but the animal noticed al-baghdadi, the founder, the leader of isis, the the man that was trying to reinstitute isis -- because we defeated, we have 100% of the isis caliphate in syria is now ours. he is dead. his second is dead. the third, we have our sights on the third. the third, i don't think he wants the job. [laughter] president trump: the third, you know what, maybe i will go work in a store or something. [laughter] president trump: but that -- but bag

the caa trained osama bin laden and it supplied him with weapons to some to fight the soviets. 9/11 andma bin laden uses some of what he has learned to attack america. tie-ine we have this from the cold war to the war on terror. tot's why it's so important understand the significance of the cold war and how it got us to where we are today. our c-span 2020 bus team is traveling across the country asking voters what issue should presidential candidates address. any environmental issues. i think that the videos and social media marketing that sensation. >> one issue i see with the -- i would like to see the upcoming presidential candidates address are the current injustices in our country. the issue important to me from 2020 is climate change because i want to be able to visit the coral reef in my lifetime. something i want them to think about is it could be the lack of funding. the lack of being actual issues in our government. and how this is important for universities. >> the most important issues right now are health care and campaign-finance. health care we should move more towards im

bin laden." and that came out in 2001. it could have not been more influential at that time. he wrote another influential book about osama bin laden. "the osama bin laden i know." he wrote about homegrown terrorism in the united states, "united states of jihad." peter bergen, national security reporter at cnn is great. he's just out with a new book called "trump and his generals: the cost of chaos." and i will admit to you right up front i have not yet read this book. it just came out this week. i bought it, i'm going to read it over christmas. i'll read everything peter bergen writes. but we are starting to get the first headlines from the new reporting that peter bergen includes in this book and it was "the guardian" newspaper in london who first grabbed and stuck a headline on one eye-popping newly reported detail from peter bergen's new book. i'm going to quote to you from "the guardian" here. quote, in his book, bergen describes about oval office meeting about north korea in mid-april 2017, after a string of north korean missile tests. and even made a model of a secret north korean facility, a model the size of a co

shot dead three people in florida on friday is reported to have posted online comments praising osama bin ladens were leaked by russia. anthonyjoshua regains his three boxing world heavyweight titles, beating andy ruinunior in saudi arabia in the so—called clash on the dunes. hello and thanks for joining us on bbc news. president trump has thanked iran for what he called "a very fair negotiation", that led to a prisoner exchange between the two countries. an iranian scientist who'd been arrested in the us was swapped for an american phd student, jailed in iran. relations between washington and tehran have deteriorated in the past year after president trump pulled out of a treaty that aimed to limit iran's nuclear programme. our washington correspondent chris buckler reports. a brief thaw in relations between the us and iran saw massoud soleimani return to tehran. it was an emotional homecoming for a university professor who was arrested in chicago a year ago, accused

i played -- on "snl," i played osama bin laden once [ laughter ] >> you did >> seth: there you go. [ laughter ] but i didn't - [ cheers and applause i'd never -- i'd never in my life worn contacts >> yeah. >> seth: but lorne, between dress and air, was like, "we can't have a blue-eyed osama bin laden. [ laughter ] and i said i really don't want -- and so i - >> cgi, man. >> seth: yeah, i was like, "come on, it's live. you can cgi in real time." >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: so, how was your contact experience >> well, it was interesting becuase the first person -- they have to get, you know, somebody who knows what they're doing to put it in. in fact, i wore some for "snl," and they had to get somebody to put it in. and it fell out at one point, we had to find it but somebody came by, a guy, and i felt bad for him, but he was kind of -- he was putting it in, like this. >> seth: oh, he had nerves [ laughter ] >> and i was, like "okay, hey. "let's take, you know, a five minute break and, we'll, you know --" [ laughter ] "and we'll do it again in, like, ten minutes. and he came back

resultaron heridas en este ataque, ahora las autoridades quieren saber si el atacante se inspirÓ en osama bin ladenio videos de tiroteos antes de abrir fuego, esta es la noticia principal, y ademÁs este domingo. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> un proceso que avanza, maÑana Ámara de representantes discutirÁ las acusaciones especÍficas para un juicio polÍtico contra el presidente. los demÓcratas dicen que las faltas mÁs graves estan indicadas y que trump se defiende por twitter. >> en cada esquina, un estudio oficial revela que en mÉxico hay una taquerÍa a 1300 pies de distancia en cualquier punto del paÍs, hay incluso mÁs puestos de tacos que salones para estudiar. >> el plÁtano mas caro, tenÍa un valor de 120 mil dÓlares, estaba pegado a la pared, era una obra de arte en miami. pero un hombre llegÓ y se lo comiÓ. el hecho genera revuelo en redes sociales. >> vaqueiro. el fbi investiga el be naval de pensacola florida como un ataque terrorista, pero a estas horas las pesquizas continÚan y no han hecho una determinaciÓn final, se centran en confirmar si el atacante, un estudiante saudita actuÓ solo o no, cuando disp

released by the fbi monday afternoon showing 37 year-old us citizen j hanser won most praising osama bin ladeny we are here to announce the unsealing of a superseding indictment which charges a former san diego resident with terrorism investigators called the stop of the highest ranking us citizen fighting with the somalia-based terrorist group al-shabaab al shabaab's reign of terror. >>threatens united states national security. our international allies and innocent civilians. >>everywhere, the indictment expands the scope of an earlier indictment now covering most office activities to up to early 2017 with recent calls by al shabaab to its followers encouraging them to attack us citizens. the fbi says hunting most often down has become even more urgent. >>for over a decade must office played a critical role in al shabaab's operations. this includes media operations. training of soldiers, participating on attacks. a somali government forces and african union troops. and holding various leadership positions. >>from the brief information released about mustafa. it's unclear what caused the wisco

california terror suspects seen on camera praising osama bin laden, we'll take a look at that.oving closer to impeaching the president and today we could learn more about the case that they are making case that they are making against him. ...6, 7, 8 case that they are making against him. ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>back 6.45 on this tuesday morning definitely a more co-operative morning as far as weather goes compared to yesterday's rainfall that we had to start things off. it's been pretty quiet out there. we do have a touch of low lying cloud cover and fog around sfo, but it has not resulted and any major travel delays just yet big change from yesterday when obviously there is a lot of impact as far as 5 flights go and then source travel in the north and south bay goes with rainfall today, rainfall state for the most part offshore that means that it's been a dry day for mos

we also killed osama bin laden.ur this idea of nationstate building given their culture, i think that is an impossible issue and and is not fair for our military personnel to be asked to achieve what is impossible to achieve. host: we have calls lined up for you. this is from lincoln, nebraska. mark joins us. go ahead. caller: yes. what i was wondering is why don't they file the rico act and fileunter biden the oppression of office against joe biden? i'm not in the executive branch, i'm not in the justice department, i really can't answer that. i do think there is just because of for an investigation into hunter biden and joe biden based on two bits of evidence we know to be factual. one bit of evidence is that hunter biden was being paid, according to the media anywhere from $50,000 per month to as much as $1 million per year. no one knows for sure. i would love to find out if he was actually doing work or if his job for this ukrainian country was to provide foreign policy through his father. you have a video of jo

man who shot dead three people in florida is reported to have posted online comments praising osama bin laden. fears of interference in the uk general election after claims documents detailing uk—us trade talks were leaked by russia. anthonyjoshua regains his world heavyweight titles, beating andy ruiz, the man who took them from him six months ago. tonight wasjust tonight was just about winning, and trusting my process. i know maybe i could have done more at times, but sometimes simplicity is genius. hundreds of volunteers spend saturday night sleeping outdoors as part of a charity event in london's trafalgar square to raise money to tackle homelessness. the united states and iran have carried out a rare exchange of prisoners, despite the tensions between washington and tehran. massoud soleimani, an iranian scientist arrested over alleged violation of trade sanctions, was freed by the us. he was swapped for an american academic xiyue wang, who had been in prison in iran for ten years on spying charges, which he denied. more from our washington correspondent chris buckler. both iran and the u

man who shot dead three people in florida is reported to have posted online comments praising osama bin ladenments detailing uk—us trade talks were leaked by russia. anthonyjoshua regains his world heavyweight titles, beating andy ruiz, the man who took them from him six months ago. tonight wasjust tonight was just about winning, and trusting my process. i know maybe i could have done more at times, but sometimes simplicity is

was the taliban from the country because they were harboring terrorism and they were harboring osama bin laden what the american government says it says because they're taliban are weak that's why they keep sending terrorists but the real truth is that the taliban are the real forces unfortunately in afghanistan and you have to count on them in order to secure afghanistan against all this in articles been published in the u.s. press detailing years of deliberate disinform ation by top american officials who have been putting on a brave face despite knowing the truth about the afghan war. hundreds of thousands dead trillions of dollars lost generations traumatized but you know what nothing good comes easy nothing in afghanistan we helped liberate an oppressed people. and we will continue helping them secure their country rebuild their society and educate all their children boys and girls. all that i set to defeat al qaeda and deny it a chance to rebuild is within reach and we're doing a tremendous job. and as you know a big part of the job is isis certainly the biggest and al qaeda and we. we'v

>> reporter: investigators stmerin rant o twitter shortly before the attack, quoting osama bin laden. >> this guy was somebody who, you know, just had a deep-seeded hatred for the united states. >> reporter: sources tell abc news alshamrani, who was training at the naval air station, filed a complaint in april against an instructor who he said mocked his mustache. investigators now retracing his steps in the days before the attack, learning he took a sightseeing trip to new york city. sources say it included a visit to rockefeller center and the 9/11 memorial. abc news has learned, back in pensacola, alshamrani showed friends videos of mass shootings. later, opening fire onbase, killing cameron walters, mohammed haitham and joshua kaleb watson. watson's family says the 23-year-old had a sense of duty, even at the end. >> with his last breath, really, he summoned all of his courage and gave a report, a description of the shooter and where he believed his location was. >> reporter: the shooter was able to legally purchase a gun, because he was considered to be an official representative

attacker had a twitter account where he was echoing statements that are similar to the world view of osama bin laden does suggest that the investigation unit is heading in the direction of a wider sort of terrorist plot here and president comes response so far has been quite restrained in contrast to some of his posture reactions to violence by people from muslim majority countries is that because of his cozy relationship with the saudis. well i think that's largely what it has to mean that largely explains trump's response recall that he's spent a lot of political capital and energy trying to cover up the murder of jamal khashoggi he's praised the saudi crown prince there trying to put the controversial issues in u.s. saudi relations related to the murder of jamal khashoggi and the use of u.s. weapons in yemen to commit war crimes trying to try to put that all behind him and say that you know things are going very smoothly there's a lot of money to be made with between the 2 countries let's move forward this event if it's proven again if it's proven to be a wider terrorist plot is going to make lif

osama bin laden traces his roots back there. by virtue of the fact this was somebody who was a saudi military officer working in the united states, being trained in the united states, and look at what just happened. the fact that the king of saudi arabia made a call to president trump and none of his lower-downs underscores the seriousness that the study government is taking the situation relative to what it could be doing. jon: the saudis are supposed to be our allies. we have troops deployed there. dress bared a the defense secretary whether he has any thoughts about that. >> i think saudi arabia is a long-standing partner of ours in the region. we share a mutual interest in the security with iran. we are there to defend the national rules of order and defend from iran's malign behavior. jon: a recent graduate of the u.s. naval academy. one of the brightest young then the country, it's hard to hear that from the defense secretary. >> the defense secretary points out one reason why we are working with the saudis. we have many e

shot dead three people in florida on friday is reported to have posted online comments praising osama bin laden. fears of interference in the uk general election after claims documents detailing uk—us trade talks were leaked by russia. anthonyjoshua regains his three boxing world heavyweight titles, beating andy ruinunior in saudi arabia in the so—called clash on the dunes. hello and thanks for joining us on bbc news. president trump has thanked iran for what he called "a very fair negotiation", that led to a prisoner exchange between the two countries. an iranian scientist who'd been arrested in the us was swapped for an american phd student, jailed in iran. relations between washington and tehran have deteriorated in the past year after president trump pulled out of a treaty that aimed to limit iran's nuclear programme. our washington correspondent chris buckler reports. a brief thaw in relations between the us and iran saw massoud soleimani return to tehran. it was an emotional homecoming for a university professor who was arrested in chicago a year ago, accused of violating trade sanctions.

he had pictures of osama bin laden on his notebooks.he scary thing about that, he didn't just grow up thinking someone is teaching him, this is an ideology we are fighting. the poor victims doing the right thing to rehabilitate terror were killed because they think talking up terrorists is hayton. they are killed by hayton by somebody who held hayton on the first day in prison. >> what should our policy be? a lot of people said they suffered enough. in some cases a decade or more. >> one of the good things we do here in the u.s., if you're convicted, someone who wants to commit mass murder, we will put you in a cold and darkness forever and never let you out. there systems are against us. a lot of them are coming in illegally infusing our system. using our free speech against us. even in fonda, they getting rid of them. the 5-foot marble tusk. it could have been a lot nastier. what these guys want to do, they are believers in their cause. they really believe this. their goal is to get martyred so they can go to heaven. this guy put on t

if this guy is quoting osama bin laden, he's a -- they were allegelied filming at some point while this how did he get it? what role did the other people play? was this an insider attack? was this help from the outside? we don't know those things. those are the questions we have to start asking, was it a one-off? was he supported by a network? did it emanate from saudi arabia. because listen, the frustration people have with saudi arabia, they may say one thing, their leadership to the president of the united states or the government on strategic issues but they're still funding radical elements around the globe today. there's a double game saudi arabia plays. when you see the families of 9/11 frustrated about this, rightfully so, that it's emanating once again from people from saudi arabia. >> you see ron de santis taking a tough approach, saying they owe the florida individuals a debts. we'll see what kind of pressure a lot of these lawmakers place on the saudi government. >> we had joey jones on earlier in the program, he spent some time while in the military in pensacola at this nav

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depression, bringing back the auto industry, covering tens of millions of americans, and killing osama bin laden, not too bad for eight years of work. [cheering] mayor buttigieg: but, even so, we saw a resistance right and left. by right and left, i do not mean politically. anytime you step into washington. but here's what we have going for us that is true even more than it was 10 years ago, even more than what president obama had to work with and that is this -- the american people want to see these changes. even in more conservative states, when we talk about issues from making sure that people get paid more and raising wages to making sure that we get health care for everybody, one way or the other, to delivering paid family leave, even issues where my party has been on defense -- immigration, guns. right now 80% of republicans and most gun owners think we ought to at least be doing background checks. what we have right now is a powerful american majority but we need to engage to get the right things done. and that will mean not only taking the presidency. that is the beginning. not only seek

you look at some of the things that this individual has tweeted previously, you know, quoting osama bin ladenf events that took place with these four individuals. so so many questions -- ed: big story. rick is scott, former florida governor will be on at nine a.m. we have near news alert. the inspector general releasing that highly anticipated report on possible fisa abuse tomorrow, opening up the investigation into the trump campaign back in 2016 in the first place. remember what this was about. the stakes are high. about whether or not fisa, the surveillance law was misused, abused, whether the fisa court was lied to in order to spy on trump campaign. pete: yeah. a lot of expectations about this report. ed, as you know we've seen leaks about what it may or may not say say. so now we're waiting to see precisely what it would say. now, james comey who could be a target and certainly is someone of interest in this particular investigation. let's play back what he's been saying and claims he's made about the fisa process. >> i have total confidence that the fisa process was followed and that th

and the only international figure on the fbi ten most wanted list alongside osama bin laden.ne who is taking a loan from one of the most powerful best connected russian organized crime bosses and that's not everyone something we're talking about at any depth tonight. that's an incredibly weird moment for american politics. >> i can't believe you remembered all the names. regardless of whether giuliani is being manipulated by russia. if he's walking around and spread a conspiracy theory. or theories. that it was ukraine not russia that interfered in 2016 election. that is a win for putin. >> that specific theory came from putin. we know that already. we know that at least one of the theories that rudy is spreading comes directly from the kremlin. we also know that donald trump gets a lot of views on ukraine from vladimir putin. from victor. his friends in the autocrats club. he's a brilliant journalist and did amazing connecting dots. but a lot of people watching have lost track a long time ago. and what rudy giuliani does is he gums up the works even more. and throws in more

pharmaceutical plant according to us intelligence was associated with chemical weapons production and osama bin laden. >> that is where the connection. >> but quite frankly those people that were behind the defamatory vanity fair story were frustrated by our policy in the clinton administration toward sudan they thought sudan did not belong in the state sponsor tear and to be so tough on the government and then you come back under the obama administration and you oversaw several crises but i am curious a lot of people don't know what un ambassador does except vote on resolutions you have a very interesting picture whether the ambassador to russia or the ambassador to iran so to explain those curious relationships that you developed who would have thought that could be a very close associate. >> it was a fascinating and fun job quite candid the. you represent the united states on behalf of the united states whether you security council or general assembly on important policy issues that you're focused on some in my tenure that included sanctions on iran and syria and the palestinian quest for statehoo

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there are quotes in there quoting osama bin laden that you'll never be safe while there are americansr soil, also quoting an war al locky, the yemny born al qaeda cleric who like bin laden was skilled in drone strikes, well he was killed in a drone strike in 2011, bin laden killed in a takedown back in the same year, but those quotes are striking. because it seems to show that he is using if it does prove to be him, if this extremist monitoring website is correct, it does seem to be using the language that was used by al qaeda ten years or so ago to, dense saudi arabia, against america. this is quite striking. the king of course has called this an outrage. he said this is not -- this is not saudi arabia, the -- they say this is not saudi arabia. they have their faith and put their trust in the kingdom and the king. but of course these new details that possibly indicate his mindset going into the shooting, and i say possibly, because these have all yet to be confirmed by cnn -- possibly going into the shooting, some al qaeda type content abanti-american, anti-israeli, quoting al qaeda

for 37 years a man in charge of the missions that captured saddam hussein and that took down osama bin laden. he said this may be the greatest threat to democracy in my lifetime. i've got to say i was a little surprised by that. remember this is a guy that fought the soviet union. this is an admiral that fought terrorism but when i asked him about this, this was his response. those threats, the soviets, islamic terrorism, those threats brought us together. both the president and i swore an oath to the constitution and the first amendment to the constitution is freedom of the press. when the president says the media is the enemy of the people, to me that undermines the constitution. so i do think it is a tremendous threat to our democracy. let's be honest the president's attacks have done some damage. freedom forum institute poll associated here this year found that 29% of americans, almost a third of all of us think the first amendment goes too far and 77%, three quarters say fake news as a threat to our democracy but on this night as we celebrated freedom of the press and we commemorate the

to osama bin laden when he was a young man, he covered him journalistically, back in 2005, he changed. more liberal in his views. he moved to the united states, two of his kids were american citizens. the fact that the saudis sentenced these five guys to death, i think justice is being served. the crown prince who oversaw this, there is no smoking gun. lindsey graham said there is no smoking gun, there is a smoking saw. factng directly -- the that it was his group of guys who did this and one person who has not been indicted is one of whomost important advisors, appears to be walking free in saudi arabia. host: why would they want him dead? scene,there is a great dispute and ata one point he says to his knights likemeone said something this guy is kind of a pain. people interpret that as, bring him back to re-add and if he puts up a struggle, we will kill him. they did it in a saudi consulate in istanbul. if you were going to organize professional spy organization, he would've had an unfortunate fall off the building that was deniable. this is the opposite of deniable. there was a lot

they say that he quoted osama bin laden in a will to twitter, that he espoused anti-american views andhatred toward americans what he perceived as a pro-israeli stance. these are bits and pieces we are starting to learn about him. one of our producers spoke to some members of the muslim community mere in pensacola yesterday to see if anyone had known him or seen him worship at their mosques. what he found was that there was only maybe one person who had run into alshamrani outside of a walmart but that conversation was not very extended. here is the islam center of northwest florida talking about the pensacola muslim community and their reaction to this whole thing. >> i have yet to meet a radical person in pensacola. it's a very rare occurrence anywhere, but here people know each other, almost everybody knows each other because it is still a small town and probably being on the base, he spends most of his time there. so i have not met anyone that knows him or have met him. >> reporter: yeah, so we want to be clear as well as that he was vetted when he came into the united states for t

manifesto, talking about the so-called crimes of americans against muslims, repurposing the words of osama bin laden the american terrorist cleric who inspired so many attacks in the west. what authorities have not commented on is whether they believe that this twitter thread, this posting, was actually put out by the gunman in the attack. but if it was, it would be quite strong evidence for radicalization and for al qaeda inspiration in this attack given the fact that this author of this twitter account repurposed the words of bin laden, the saudi founder of al qaeda. >> paul cruikshank, matthew rosenberg, good to see you both. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> how about some inspiration now? we'll have a look at cnn heroes coming up. tonight is the big night. join anderson cooper and kelly ripa live as they name the 2019 cnn hero of the year. "cnn heroes: an all-star tribute" tonight on cnn. like rich, butter-poached maine lobster and crispy crab-stuffed shrimp rangoon. how will you pick just 4 of 10? it won't be easy. better hurry in. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an ele

, terrorists who have struck the united states who are either from saudi arabia or, you know, osama bin laden, if i remember correctly, one of the early things he was railing against was the presidents of u.s. forces in saudi arabia. >> of course we don't know the motivation but there was a reason of 15 of the 19 hijackers were saudi because saudis can visit the united states a lot more easily like other countries like say yemen or other countries in the middle east. of course what's interesting, the so-called travel ban was targeted at a variety of countries, but not the saudis. so if indeed this turns out to be the motivation of terrorism, i think there's going to be some questions about that issue. but, you know, it's still too early to tell. one thing is this guy had a fair amount of time to kind of think about how to smuggle a weapon onto this campus. he was there for, you know, a little under two years. so he would have every day had to go through security and would have, i think, been able to think about how to conceal a weapon to get onto this facility. >> and admiral kirby, it was a

there was a three way tie for fourth, the great recession, the recovery from that, osama bin laden killedtrump's election. >> you had the recession and recovery why? >> the recession was not only an economic event 2008 in america, it was a psychic event. it changed us politically. it changed a whole lot. it was not a recession and a small thing. it was a big epical event. >> you put bin laden on there. >> i'm a news reporter. you guys are thinking these big lofty, you know, high altitude thoughts. i'm thinking about what grabbed us and just riveted -- like slammed us down in the chair, and you're like oh, my god. look at the headlines. that was a huge deal. we've been looking for this guy for more than ten years, for 11 years, and for far more than that actually. that was a big news story. >> while we have trump election tied for fourth, the next one at number three is political realignment, and rich, we put your brexit within political realignment as part of that. all of you had some form of this. look, that's why it's third. >> yeah, well, the coalitions of the party are shifting. they