bush johnson's come out and say we can't do this and can't do that he comes out say let's get this done let's get that done and by and large he has done everyone said no you can't redo the deal the trees are made go up he went did it there was a border in the irish sea. but it was very conscious. but it's a far better deal the trees made and the deal that was acceptable to the members of parliament and he had less of a majority in syria than she did a good politician is someone who says let's do this let's try and do this let's let's see what's possible it was said that why boris johnson would be leader of this country's gives hope you expect radio voice now to be going around the commonwealth which you have a specific interest in and all these countries to rapidly study creating new frameworks of the british businesses can work with businesses in the developing world the point about trade and i'm sorry fun of telling my grandmother how to suck eggs but what about trade is that is activity. with trade you don't necessarily have to have a trade deal we've never had a trade deal with the

for past a bit a low key factor well to the european union time mr bush johnson of his cabinet meets in the city the 1st declared full press it in the referendum and some presses his posse. central london but no official events are organized to mock comic asian but still divides the country also on the program. will countries want to games visiting china because of coronavirus the u.s. government is one of the latest to tell its citizens not to go past the number of cases nearest 10000.

seats compared to $48.00 pro independence same piece however there is no sign whatsoever that bush johnson is prepared to accept that landslide as a month date for the for the independence referendum this week he don't to nicholas sturgeon the scottish 1st minister brushing aside her demand for a new pool. and a future program will examine in detail the westminster response to the scottish government's demand for the for the independence referendum but this show will feature the fuse of commentators and probably maintainance on how scotland should best progress its claims in the face of this feat to today we ask 2 top political commentators ruth wish it and judge kevin how the drama is likely to play it i'm to be asked to expedience to s.n.p. parliamentarians from scotland and westminster for their views on with their scotland but 1st your tweets messages and e-mails in response to russia last week lynn says it's good to look back at the year now it's time to move forward and work towards scottish independence scorches says really love the shores of northern ireland catalonia and finland f

follow the deal could spark on the rest even a return to the troubles or we take a look back at bush johnson's breck's it deal and how it has managed to unite northern ireland's often fractious political parties in opposition or be it for different reasons. that referendum should have been a big red. flag for the. it's actually ironic the issue was so absent from the 2016 referenda become pain especially given the narrow result 522482 leave. voting 56 to 44 to remain. it's a unique situation 998 good friday agreement guaranteed no hard border between the north and the republic to avoid a return to the horrors of the troubles. for both the u.k. and ireland made that easy breaking away means a little friction there's going to be a border somewhere and that's got to be either on the island of ireland or in the sea between britain and northern ireland. so how does. the whole u.k. leave the customs union at the end of the year. with the e.u. . moving from great britain to northern ireland which might move on to the rest of the e.u. are subject to the blocks. part of the u.k. customs union what foll

bush beat dole in part because of governor johnson ne -- john sununu, who was good about getting georgeush out of the limo and into the streets to show the everyman thing. i think in iowa, dole had done better. arranged for a great camera shot of bush driving a snowplow around. and he also prevailed upon the tv station to run a fresh set of ads on the weekend of the primary, which apparently you don't -- it is difficult to do unless you know the station. it was quite a moment. dole came back. host: senator dole had won the iowa caucus, and president bush had come in third. side, and ourtic time is going to run out quickly, that was the year of joe biden's plagiarism issue, 1988. does that still have residence for him --residence for him as a candidate? guest: i don't think a lot of people know about that, but it has resonance because it was in response not from a nosy news man, but a guy who was holding a coffee in his house for biden. and he asked innocently something about biden's curriculum vitae. biden started inventing things. he took offense to the question. i don't think that is

beingling duplicitous about what they say they are doing, whether it was lyndon johnson or president obama and hillary clinton in bush in iraqge w. to topple saddam hussein without a clear plan of what came afterwards. host: thank you for the call. guest: these are some great questions from the caller. you mentioned the colin powell doctrine. that is a better approach to war making them what we have seen. the issue of congress being a coequal branch of government is an important one. article one of the constitution puts congress in the driver's seat when it comes to warmaking. ,nfortunately, for a long time all the way back to the beginning of the cold war or even earlier, you have seen an erosion of congressional power in this area. you might say this is because of grasping,ive branch but it has also been with complicity of congress. congress has wanted in some ways inabrogate its authority this area. i think it is a real dereliction of duty. congress should be willing to stand up and take votes on whether we go to war. framerse or's vision -- vision was that there would be -- around these decisions. the fact that c

boris johnson the prime minister's on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to restore bush and boost post bricks at business relations in his attempt to will his host in the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african nations but interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than that of his counterparts like that of russia and china this time around for boris johnson it's a much more intimate affair hosting just $21.00 african countries though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge the competition coming from various other nations when it comes to investing in africa's economy but insisted that no one can match britain's quote bret and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as the best partner for africa he also mentioned the change to the immigration system which he hopes will attract africa's best talent we in the u.k. have a very to jordan continuing to convince people across the continent that we're not just a great friend and ally reliable ally but also the people you should be doing business with you'll be pleased to hear my friends th

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whether it's lyndon johnson, or president obama and hillary clinton in libya, or more recently george w. bushin iraq to talk about this on hussein without a clear plan of what came "after words". >> host: richard thanks for the call. >> guest: we are having great questions from the callers. you mentioned that collin powell issue. that's issue of congress as being coequalnc branch of government is an important one. i article one section eight of the constitution gives congress, put some of the driver seat when it comes to warmaking. and unfortunately, for a long time, all the way back to the beginning of the w cold war. even earlier, you could say you've seen an erosion of congressional power in this area.er and you might think this was simply because of executive power, executive branch grasping. but is also bit with complicity of congress. i mean congress has wanted in some ways to africa ate its authority in this area. i think it is a real dereliction of duty if you will. because congress should be willing to stand up and take votes on whether we go to war, and the framers vision was they w

bush fires across the country have killed a billion animals. >>> customers who purchased infants tylenol over the years may be issued a refund. johnsonon had to pay a fine for deceptive advertising. if you have a proof of purchase, the settlement will provide $2.15 for every bottle you bought. if you don't have that, you can still be paid for up to seven bottles. you have until april 13th to fire a claim. >>> today is the first day on the job for david calhoun. he took over for former ceo denn dennis muilenburg at boeing.ng.. boeing said the change in leadership is necessary to restore confidence in the company. boeing is trying to repair its reputation with regulators, stake holders and the public after the grounding of it's 737 max aircraft last year. the model was involved in two deadly crashes. >>> a new jersey mom says she got a gross delivery from amazon. she said she ordered two boxes of diapers from the amazon warehouse section. that's where the sites return items for sale at a discounted rate, but when she opened the diapers, she said half of the diapers appeared to be used. >> it was heavy, and i turned on the light and i n

johnson, many thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> well, american firefighters are stepping up to help tackle australia's massive bush fires. the fight is much bigger than they thought. >> have you ever seen anything at this magnitude? >> no. we have large fires, of course, in the united states and all over the world, but this is unprecedented. >> and we will have more on their mission when we come back. how do we make a scented oil plug-in that doesn't smell fake? start with the essence of nature air wick scented oils are infused... ...with essential oils that are 100% natural. to fill every corner with the fragrance of nature. air wick. >>> nearly half a million people are being evacuated in the philippines after this powerful eruption from the taal taal volcano on sunday. you can see smoke and ash spewing nearly 9 miles high. officials have now raised the alert level to 4, meaning another explosive eruption could be coming soon. more now from cnn meteorologist tom sater. >> reporter: a violent eruption near the philippine capital filmed from the crater, images taken in 5-minute interval capture the speed and strength of

beingling duplicitous about what they say they are doing, whether it was lyndon johnson or president obama and hillary clinton in bushiraqge w. to topple saddam hussein without a clear plan of what came afterwards. host: thank you for the call. guest: these are some great questions from the caller. you mentioned the colin powell doctrine. that is a better approach to war making them what we have seen. the issue of congress being a coequal branch of government is an important one. article one of the constitution puts congress in the driver's seat when it comes to warmaking. ,nfortunately, for a long time all the way back to the beginning of the cold war or even earlier, you have seen an erosion of congressional power in this area. you might say this is because of grasping,ive branch but it has also been with complicity of congress. congress has wanted in some ways inabrogate its authority this area. i think it is a real dereliction of duty. congress should be willing to stand up and take votes on whether we go to war. framerse or's vision -- vision was that there would be -- around these decisions. the fact that congr

johnson is crystal clear. he doesn't want to ask for more time when it comes to a transition. ♪ of australia is bracing to get more record hot weather this weekend. bushontrol. deatha couple of days or of reprieve, we are seeing the fighters worsen again. >> it is dry, windy, hot. temperatures are expected to reach above 100 degrees fair in height in some places as well. this has fire authorities quite nervous along the fire front that stretches thousands of kilometers as fires will likely push more into dry land. 26 people have died. more than 200 -- 2000 homes have been lost. liens of animals have perished. 28 million acres have been burnt. the scale of this is unprecedented. ♪ now puttingis in the steel17 mps industry. senior iranian officials are to be sanctioned including the secretary of the supreme national council. crippling sanctions just issued by the trump administration. additional sanctions on anyone trading or owning sectors in the iranian economy. construction, metals. eight senior iranian officials. is partpeo saying this of denying the regime the resources to continue to sponsor terrorism. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg best. sat dow

johnson. back to you. deirdre: chad, thanks so much. connell: let's talk about it a little bit. we're joined by brad blakeman. former senior advisor to george w. bush when he was president. i, a lot is being made of so-called split screen brad, we'll be dealing with over the past few days. the president has decided, will leave this evening for the world economic forum. so he will be in the mountains of switzerland speaking to the world economic elite. years ago he said that is not his crowd. when the choice is staying home, watching your own impeachment trial. is this the right pick? >> it is the right pick because he has a lot to tout. the fact that people took him to task when he put tariffs on china, that brought china around. now we have a phase one deal with china. we have usmca now that is historic deal, 25 years in the making. he has a lot to talk about, a lot more work to do with europe. you know, we have brexit to play out. that requires britain to do some homework in their own country but also equals opportunity for them to do business with us when they get their affairs settled. we also have in negotiation with france. connell: right. >>

bush manley reports. a ukraine international airlines 737 bound for kiev reduced to smoke and wreckage. all those on board killed. rescue crew and emergency personnel pick through what's left natasha johnson mom home any airport. video released on social media shows a faint light flickering and then a fireball. the boeing jet set off from town early on wednesday after being delayed put almost an hour but. fortunately it didn't crash in the reason into area but the wreckage has scarcity around the gardens of villas within a large radius nobody has survived. this mother and father a flight attendant on ukraine international airlines who waiting for his arrival in kiev now they're waiting for any news or told. my son is a senior flight attendant my daughter called at 615 this morning to say that in the us they were reporting that a plane had crashed a ukrainian international airlines plane she asked were equal or was flying to and we said teheran and that he would return on the morning flight and then we found the video of the plane crashing. the plane was scheduled to head to boris bill international airport the ukrainian capital of kiev minutes after the boeing 737-2800 jet left the wrong

bushes in politics. >> not a people know that prescott was dragged into politics. they had to pull him into that race several times. and ultimately when he did serve developed relationships, not only with president johnson but president kennedy when he was in the senate. and now is the time when things were collegial in the senate perhaps before the filibuster rule. where you could actually get things done. different era for sure. prescott literally had to get dragged into it. he had a lucrative is in his orientedt was service through his church. had a relationship with general eisenhower. saw this as an opportunity to get in there. >> >> at barbara bush's funeral, there was that photo of the bush's, the obamas, and the clintons. just curious about your opinions about the significance of that photo given that our political climate now. >> i love seeing photographs always and particularly now, at a time when we are so divided. >> i agree. >> i thought it was very special. church.ctually at the it was taken right before the actual ceremony. what i have enjoyed about it was that -- i believe it was president clinton that pulled everybody in and said, we got to grab a photo, everybody is here. i believe pre

johnson the chief justice did take a side. steve: these buildings were -- ainsley: he wasn't appointed aappointed by president trump it was president bushe: if it's 50/50. [sirens] steve: if it's 50/50 and john roberts probably would abstain from vote then the motion fails. apparently the president of the united states has been in contact with capitol hill. i mean he has his people there in the senate. will he stood up next to peter doocy who was at the drake event last night to keep america great rally, and peter asked the president about signals he is getting from senators regarding what's going to happen today. here's what conversation. >> i call it the impeachment hoax. and that's what it is. it's a hoax. it should have never taken place. should have never been allowed to happen. buff i have great confidence in republican senators and probably some democrats from what i understand. brian: getting desperate and peter did a great job last night. i watched the whole interview on shannon's show hosted by mike emanuel. steve: i will say this about the peter interview. he called me yesterday and said should buy black shoes to go with the

bush fires. a judge rules that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief — and therefore protected by law. boris johnson's to hire what he calls an "unusual set of people" to work as special advisers and potentially officials. sport now on afternoon live with ben croucher. how have england been getting on? pretty much like the first test, not ideal preparation for england. before the test match, we had an ankle injury, archer is missing and johnny bairstow dropped due to poor form. they lost is at crawley early on, have been chipping away at a decent total ever since. some good sta rts decent total ever since. some good starts before getting out, ben stokes was approaching 50 but he has just tamely given his wicket away for 47. all the pope and joss butler at 33 and 22 respectively. england on... fairly even on the first day so far. i mentioned the injury to rosie burns, innocuous injury playing football, —— to rory burns. england have said no kickabout for the foreseeable future in training and it could filter down into domestic cricket. most counties used before their matches and england have a history