there is a divide, and that is one of many things. i am surprised by the level -- it was here for president obama, it was here for president bush, it was certainly here for president clinton if you go back. but there is a divide. there is no question about it. and i think it can change, i really do. it started on a bad foot when this whole hoax was created with the russian hoax. somebody even said it with respect to mitch mcconnell -- mitch mcconnell could not care .ess about russia they throw out these phrases and they think it is wonderful and they say let's play it. i do believe that there is a chance that we can do something. i think wend term, probably could do something and a lot better. one of the things i am a little bit surprised about, i thought there would be better unity. we are accomplishing a lot. the military is being rebuilt, the tax cuts we got. the regulation cuts are the biggest of any president in history, even though it is a much longer term of years. with all the things we have got, think of all of the things that

i'm going to strengthen a lot of the things. very strong health care, very important because obamacare is not good. we have managed obamacare very and i had a decision do i manage it well or manage it poorly? we manage it well. expensive, so we are going to make something really good and i will leave that for the beginning of the second term. that for theve presidency, we will have something to nominal. we have a lot of things to do. >> budget cuts in the work potentially? , just in terms of the military. a lot of the money is going to rebuilding, new planes. we have planes that were 45, 50 years old. we had all equipment -- old equipment. we were getting parts from the graveyard. they don't make the parts anymore. we have the best missile system in the world, new patriots, new home of talks -- tomahawks. we have aircraft carriers coming on, the president gerald for -- gerald ford coming on. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you.

had a milkshake thrown on him so that became a big thing became a sort of protest thing about throwing milkshakes you know promo checks on all the not. so a group had brought them there and giving a good milkshake by the way these are big and milkshakes. there were reports that were brought in that were sent in during the protests of a portland t.v. that said that these live liberal protesters connected to and you saw were handing out milkshakes laced with quick dry cement to throw it. so it turned out that's not true there was no quick dry cement they never found one and the problem with these things were being handed out and people were drinking it was part of a shake back the streets people were drinking the milk shake so if you would put it . there were times the people fell and people hadn't thrown in their face with andy no here's the thing this is someone who in a sweater bio says and if i hate. he goes to these and he puts himself in situations where he's filming them and he's in the middle of these things and like i said there's many you get the same reactions whenever he goes

and a lot of good things are happening. i think we're going to end up making a deal with russia where we have some kind of an arms control because all we're doing is adding on to what we don't need and they are too. china's trying to catch us both. it would be us, then russia. china is actually way behind. they're trying to catch us. one of the things they've done is china had the worst year they've had in 27 years. that was in "the wall street journal." they're not doing too well. we're taking in many, many billions of dollars. i'm taking care of the farmers because china hit them as a way of retaliating against president trump. i said our farmers are great patriots. and our farmers are going to be ultimately the biggest beneficiary. so a lot of great things are happening with respect to that. we're talking to china. but it's going to be up to me. i -- we cannot let china do what they've done to us over the last 25 years. they've taken hundreds of billions of dollars out of our country every single year. hundreds of billion

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this — surely is a great thing because diversity is a great thing in any workplace. a great thing becauseny workplacelj a great thing because diversity is a great thing in any workplace. i will make you laugh if i can. it is very early in the morning but i worked in japan 20 years ago. i cannot tell you how the emancipation of ladies has changed. it is wonderful. when i met my boss for lunch with his wife and my wife, two ladies walks two steps behind us and was spoken —— spoke when they were spoken to. was that the norm? certainly not. on a serious note. now, the ladies behave just as important a role. it has taken 20 years to achieve this, because i think the quality of education for everybody at all levels is so much better, they are coming through and coming through in the droves. it is absolutely wonderful. the article does underline the fact there is still some discrimination against female workers. there is, because you cannot go to a to b, but i can assure you from what i have seen and read and what i knew 20 years ago, the change is dramatic. let's talk about children. how many c

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-- it's not unique to mormonism. >> that is a really good point. and the thingimed and ready to be the leader of the orthodox community that makes the change. they believe in modern day revelation. they believe there is a prophet on the earth today that speaks to god and god speaks to the current times. >> there is not a sense of what happened in the past -- >> yeah, a lot of churches are are like, we can't rewrite the scriptures. and mormonism is like, we write the scriptures. and mormons have three hour church. that's very long. and recently, he got up and said church should only be two hours. and i got the -- my phone was blown up. mom was like, church is only two hours. are you going to come back to church? >> oh, i didn't realize that. modern day revelation. >> there are mormons talking about this. when enough do, >> the prophet has to really face and it go talk to god. i have a sneaky suspicion that god believes in love. >> a sneaky suspicion that god believes in love! new for summer, it's bud light lemon tea. brewed with real lemon peels and aged on real

that is not necessarily a good thing, not necessarily a good thing, not necessarily a good thing, notsarily a bad thing. i love the pressure, you know? i love the nerves, i feed off the nerves. the more pressure, the better, really, semi. and it wasn't the only medal peaty won today as he, along with georgia davies, james guy and freya anderson clinched third behind australia and the usa in the mixed ax100m medley relay. geraint thomas is still second overall in the tour de france but he hasn't been able to claw back any time on the leader. today's 17th stage was won by italy's matteo trentin who broke clear in pont du gard in the south of france. defending champion thomas finished in the peloton so still trails the race leader julian alaphilippe by 95 seconds. breaking news just in. breaking newsjust in. one of these support riders has been disqualified. to have been disqualified. to have been disqualified following an incident during today's stent. celtic will look to take a step closer to the champions league group stages tonight when they face estonian side nomme kalju in the firs

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this has been a very bad thing for our country. despite everything we and through it's been an incredible 2 1/2 years. the administration has done a great job. we've got the strongest stock market, the most number of people ever working in the history of our country right now. almost 160 million. the military is rebuilt and getting even stronger. we've done a great job and we've done it under this terrible phony cloud. that's all it was. they should be ashamed of themselves. absolutely ashamed. you know who knew it was phony more than anyone else? was schiff and nadler and pelosi. they all knew that it was phony stuff. pulling is showing may be more than anything else. i don't say-- people see what's going on with this whole thing. i've been going through it for three years. all nonsense. this was a very big day for our country. this was a very big day for the republican party and you could say it was a great day for me but i don't even like to say that i'll tell you what. i very much appreciate the incredible warriors that you watc

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no, i wouldn't change a thing. t survive solitary confinement, i prospered as a human being. i developed moral principles, values, a code of conduct and discipline. i self—educated myself. all the things that society had denied me as a human being i was able to provide myself in a hostile and isolating environment. so, no, i wouldn't change a thing. as painful as it has been, as brutal as it has been the beatings, the gassings, being forced to drink out of the toilet because they turned the water off while i was in the dungeon, you know. all the things i went through, they helped build me and shape the man i am today and my mum used to always tell me to always be proud of what you look at in the mirror each morning. and so far i think the way i have conducted myself and the way i have transformed myself and the way i have evolved, i am proud of what looks back at me. albert woodfox, it has been a pleasure to talk to you. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello. when the weather makes news, it's rarely a go

mexicans rapists and drug dealers, had we called a thing a thing in 2011 when he talked about obama being a birther, had if we called a thing a thing decades ago when he called for the murder of the central park 5, the now exonerated 5, in honor of being here with ari, i'll quote the urban philosopher nas here, otherwise known as nassar jones, they want us all gone eventually. these women represent millions of people when he say goes back to where you came from, he's not talking about these four lawmakers. he's talking about you and me and you and you. >> and their constituents. >> and their constituents, exactly. >> very well put. we don't have nas on this program tonight, but we do have professor dyson later in the hour. appropriate reference to think on and a serious topic. i want to now play briefly the president saying, yes, he's fine with the white national agreement. take a look, neal. >> get out of my country. get out. this is not about you. >> i'm a u.s. citizen, too. >> a man identified as 36-year-old christopher nelson called her an isis expletive and said i will cut your

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that's a meaningful thing. when this came up, i thought it was a great possibility. >> we think the members of congress are by and large very good people with bad incentives. talking about leadership is hopefully part of a process. look, reflecting on a life over a friendly conversation is not a fair challenge, but do you think -- have there been some moments in your life when you look back and think about your philosophy of leadership? do you look back to any particular people or instances that you say would really kind of have affected your approach? >> i would go back to the fact that you are who you are as a product of your environment, the people that you have met along the way, the people you allowed to come into your life and influence. certainly our parents, our loved ones. but increasingly, in my world, there's always and has always been a cross of people that just you hold up exemplary to light. i had a grandmother who i always get emotional when i talk about her. she lived to 96. she worked her entire

i want to use the wordnurturing" jail, there is such a thing, for women. so i think there's a lot we can do in terms of identifying the needs of women where they're di health needs, physical health needs. they need trauma-informed care. there need to be classes, there to be things to do, there need to be these playwriting groups or art or job training of some kind. >> reporter: here in the existing women's jail, the sheriff's department practices what it calls edn-based incarceration. it includes schooling that's arpartly scholastic, and py training inmates in life-skills and for potential jobs on the outside. >> beauty schoolprs a vocational ram. we take some of the ladies, they train with a person who is certified in that field and they teach them how to cut hair. it gives them a skill set that itey can market themselves when they leave. the same thing with the culinary program that we have h we're going to be starting up a computer lab very soon. we have a sewing program that'su very pive. we cover a myriad of subjects from parenting to gender- responsiv

i'm going to strengthen a lot of the things. very strong health care, very important because obamacare is not good. we have managed obamacare very well and i had a decision do i manage it well or manage it purposely poorly. i should have managed it poorly, but we have managed it well. it is still too expensive, so we are going to make something really good and i will leave that for the beginning of the second term. if we can win the house, the senate, and the presidency, we will have health care that is phenomenal. we have a lot to do. >> budget cuts in the work potentially? >> absolutely, just in terms of the military. a lot of the money is going to rebuilding, ordering new planes. we have planes that were 45, 50 years old. the story of the grandfather who flew the same plane as the grandson. we had old equipment. we were getting parts from the graveyard. they don't make the parts anymore. we have brand-new f-35's and f-18's. we have the best missile system in the world, new patriots, new tomahawks. the best submarines. no one i

nick. >> translation, nick introduced me to a thing called a wolfam stick. >> i found the wolfam sticks ago. he was this bad boy and it is a new take on roasting marshmallows. >> over the campfire. i can't bring a campfire. but i have a little fire. we're going to try over that. >> instead of march much mellows, you use biscuit dough and mold it over the rod. you roast it slowly over the campfire with the built in r rotisserie. >> you have a little campfire song. >> going to cook it. >> i love her dedication to rotating. >> you have to be even. >> once it feels good and done yushgs done. >> she spoons in sloppy joe mix. you can put anything into this biscuit dough. so let's try itout. >> yeah. >> come on in, jessica. what do you got? >> hey, guys. >> campfire in the studio. >> okay. so can we start cooking? >> let's get the fire started. >> this created by teenage brothers tanner and spencer harris. it has a hot dog attachment too. >> with these knobs, the inside is not going to cook as fast as the outside. you want to have even heat going. >> you have get to the bottom going there. >>

it's a thing that people need to watch closely for. david: thank you for wrapping everything for us. meanwhile, economies around the world beginning to feel the pinch. it showing up in the numbers. have a look at this bloomberg chart. singapore released a sign that things are not rosy at all. export numbers, the yellow for the hand-in-hand drop across asia is exporting powerhouses.

so a lot of things are happening. we have with us buzz aldrin, who has been an incredible gentleman. i have known him for years, long time, we have been friends for a long time, just a fantastic, fantastic man, and michael collins, you all know flu apollo 11 overhead, aldrin and .rmstrong walked on the moon and you have rick armstrong, his these are incredible space families, these are incredible men, and honestly, i have gotten to know some of the women in the family. these are great women, great nes. and frankly great ge but tomorrow is a big day, tomorrow was a day where 50 years, we also have jim bridenstine and jim is the head of nasa, as you know, and nasa has done a whole different, is a whole different thing. jim bridenstine is somebody that, everybody wanted that job, his love of space is unparallel, mike spent -- mike pence and myself felt very strongly about jim, we gave him the job and he has surpassed any of our expectations. having rich guys use nasa and pay it back, i like that so we don't have to put up

that is always a meaningful thing. o i thought it was a great possibility. >> we think that the members of congress are very good people with very bad incentives. talking about leadership is hopefully part of that process. but so, look, reflecting on the life you know, over a friendly conversation is not a fair challenge. but, you know, do you think that have there been some moments in your life when you look back and think about your philosophy leadership. do you look back at any particular people or instances that have affected your approach? >> i would go back to the fact that you are who you are, a product of your environment. the people that you met along the way, the people that you allowed to come into your life and influence, certainly our parents, our loved ones. but increasingly in my world and has always been a cross of people that have been holed up up an exemplary life. i had a grandmother -- i get emotional talking about her. she lived until 96 years old. was a maid at a hotel for a long period of time. an

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you have to consider that a good thing. even though it will be interesting set of adjustments that have to take place. host: most people over the last 200 years or so, whoever the wealthiest person didn't work that hard been a that to be 60 or so. they took life easy. you sent to be working pretty hard. what motivates q2 work so hard? bill: so i love my work. i get to meet scientist. i get to go out in the field. i do think your habits are sort of set in your 20s or 30s.i do not believe in weekends back then. not to mention vacations. i am very lazy compared to myself in my 20's paired i was a true fanatic. all i believed in was working on software. night and day. for that my 20s i was perfect. i do not have a wife or family at all. and my role was a very hands-on role. i am very lucky that my foundation work, the part-time work i do, i see that extending for decades into the future. having an understanding of innovation, i think shaping innovation in many of these areas there is a unique role , that i can help play. host: b

a huge factor in this. what else? one of the good things about wearing a uniform like this is it gives you an idea of what you're working with. not only going to all these different steps but are doing in these closed. there is a lot of steps involved. it is awkward. heavier on one side. what else? >> if it gets messed up in any way your kind of screwed. >> do not break this kind of thing. remember what time period it is. 1875. this right here is a handcrafted work of art. created by a gunsmith. every piece of this. by hand. each one is going to be individually different. if you know how this operates, if you break something, you lose a part, you cannot necessarily run to the nearest gunsmith. that is going to be a problem as well. otherwise is just going to be a very heavy club. if you break something. anything else? >> is a very low likelihood of being able to hit at a greater distance. three shots. >> is a very inexact science. another reason why the barrel is solon. you the range a longer barrel. the problem with that is the yard. how w

it's a thing in china. big problem approaching. >> run, run, run, run. >> yep, at first crash then you notice this massive other barge that is out of control and crashing into this public community pool. it's terrifying. you see little ones running, adults running. there's commotion everywhere. finally grinds to a halt, thankfully no children or people in the pool area injured in any way. however, five out of the six crewmen aboard the tug boat attached to that barge were injured. >> they're going to be held responsibility. >> this is still under investigation. sounds like the barge driver was trying to make a turn that clearly did not work. >>> here's another guy running around water. he had no need to because the ferry was not leaving. >> oh, boy just missed the boat. >> is the ferry going to the hospital because i think he needs it? that was just so stupid. play it again. >> okay. his legs go in all kinds of different directions. somehow he manages to pull himself out of the water, uses the same legs he j

this has been a very bad thing for our country, and despite everything we have been through, it has been an incredible 2.5 years for our country. we have done a great job. we have the best unemployment numbers, the most number of people ever working in the history of our country right now , almost 160 million it our military has been rebuilt, and getting even stronger. we have done a great job, and we have done it under this terrible, phony cloud, a phony cloud, that is all it was. and they should be ashamed of themselves. absolutely ashamed. you know who knew it was a phony cloud more than anyone else? schiff and nadler and pelosi and everyone of them. they all knew it was phony stuff. you look at the polls -- the polls are showing it more than anyone else or anything else. i have had my best polls, and i don't say why, but people are seeing what went on in our country with this whole thing. i have been going through it for three years, for three years. all nonsense. so this was a very big day for our country. this was a very big day for the republican party. and you could say it was a

it's just a contractual thing. akthrough role as i sort of mentioned was tony blair, which was back in the deal, and that was a breakthrough here, which was the deal, 2003, focusing on the blair—brown relationship and a deal they struck over the leadership. and yet, i was absolutely gobsmacked to see you say, particularly given your subsequent roles, "i can't do impersonations." no, i've never been... you know, i think people assume that i was a kid at school who did impersonations of the teachers but i was never any good at it. in fact, it was sort of a joke that i was terrible at that kind of thing. but you wouldn't say that now? well, i sort of slightly balk when the word "impersonation" comes up because that's not really in any way what i'm trying to do. in a way it's the opposite. i don't want people to be worried about the surface although that is part of the challenge, and i think that's why i party like playing those sort of roles. because you — inevitably if you walk on to a stage or in front of a camera an

do we think this is a good thing or a bad thing? i think is universally seen as a bad thing? universally seen as being a bad thing. you have to go back to the basics, where ta riffs to go back to the basics, where tariffs were effectively taxes on imports. someone has to pay those taxes on imports. they do drive a lot of this sort of trade distorting behaviour. there is a lot of directly unproductive activity going on at the moment and companies trying to figure out how to deal with these tariffs, where they should actually be out there building supply chains that are robust and long lasting. in terms of president trump's mandate. when he came into office he said reducing the trade deficit, which he found unfair, make america great again, that was his big selling point, as it were, will he be able to say he has delivered? on the trade of that overall identity will be able to say so. overall identity will be able to say so. the us is a very strong economy and it likes buying things, it will be buying them from around the world. the only good thing they have got is the us is im

a country. >> they implicate him? >> so we haven't had to deal with this kind of thing before. that's tricky and how you do that is very difficult. i think this is a place where, for example, the director of national intelligence can step in and try to handle these things in a certain way. i'm not going to say it's a recusal by the president, but it will be safer and advisable to stay out of this part of it unless he has to and delegate that authority to the dni. >> so chilling to think this is a black box to us. i have more questions for you on this matter and others. james baker is the former fbi special counsel. we'll be right back. r fbi special counsel. we'll be right back. beauty editors have tried everything. in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive whitening formulation safely whitens 25 times better*. for a noticeably whiter, smile. trust america's #1 whitening treatment. crest 3d whitestrips. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i

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yeah, it is absolute and it's a beautiful thing. i've had people, jack johnson, the heavyweight champion of the world in the early 1900s, and, he went to jail for, you know, no reason. anne's, so many other things and alice johnson is another good example. you know, i really feel good about giving it, where people have been treated unfairly and abused, actually. but, i haven't talked about it with respect to what's going on now. i mean, it's, you know, i think there's a whole new day starting. i think i may know, i still use drain the swamp. we have some very, very bad people in government. that would be willing to divert bad things and for bad reasons. so, i don't mention, pardon, but i don't it was going to happen in the future. i just don't comment on it. see one mr. president, last question on this and that i want to switch to 2020, if i may. comey. mccabe. comey signed the first fisa warrants which opens the door, barely, according to newness and the grassley ground them all, the bulk of information was hillary bought and paid

i have a couple things. ne, the planning department staff doesn't know a lot about housing because they -- [indiscernible] your information depends on people who know the rent control ordinance and it is not the planning department. number 2, the standards for the language has been in the planning code for an awful long time and it requires the wave of standards and the impacts on the neighborhood that is next to it and they apply the planning code , they apply the general plan. the standards will be ripped out of this as far as i understand. the people that have been presenting and asking questions about this legislature here, i know them. we are the same people that are fighting for tenants and fighting for density in our neighborhoods. that is us. that is me. we are the people who have dealt with the area plans and the area plan uniformly have increased density for housing. i don't think there is one that hasn't increased it. everyone that i am aware of, definitely is going in that direction, and so when p

that's a good thing, not a bad thing. you have a man who doesn't smile a lot but when he saw me he smiled, he was happy. you have a man when i came into office before under barack obama was testing nuclear weapons and blowing up mountains and now he's not doing it. [ inaudible question ] >> there's nothing he can say. he's written a report. the report said no collusion, and it said effectively no obstruction because there's no obstruction. and the other thing is very interesting, so they find out there's no collusion. the whole thing is about collusion. so they find out it's no collusion. now actually, it was different. it was bad crimes committed by the other side. we'll find out about that. i'm sure that's being looked at right now. so, so there's no collusion. and there's no obstruction. now we have a great attorney general now. he's strong and he's smart. and he read it and he studied it, along with rod rosenstein. who worked it from the beginning. and rod rosenstein and bill barr said, there's no obstruction. that's a

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it's a difficult thing for the pentagon to respond to. they don't want to interfere with people's free speech. i think we can all kind of respect that. on the other hand, a way that being a participant is directly in conflict. this movement is trying to be an enemy of the state. there is a series of loose prohibition. there is aar statement in the early 1980s that says we don't think you should be in this movement. see act that is from the defense secretary. >> yeah. he says not to, but he doesn't enforce it. [inaudible] >> that's a good question. [inaudible] >> this is my little gripe with black clansmen. when we paid them as so shrill and crazy, we lose the fact that a lot of them rise in this movement because they are enormous speakers. that is what makes them able to recruit in the way that are i think that the intercession between french and mainstream is a very critical place that we need to do more work. in this book i was focused on the fringe. i can see ideas going out and i can see people coming in. there is less work on what com

we asked if there was such a thing as a maths brain. algebra. i suspect left brain right brain dominance might bea left brain right brain dominance might be a factor. martin says, i'm doing a computer science degree at the age of a8, lots of maths in it, i love it. rather you than me! and another fever says, i'm a i love it. rather you than me! and anotherfever says, i'm a linguistic person, thank you. what does that mean? —— another viewer says. jane foley from rabobank joins us again. you must do maths day in day out. i'm reasonable at maths. i have two maths —based degrees. one of my children is very good at maths and the other is useless so very different. is it a psychological thing? if you're good at it you can love it and embrace it but if you're not the ball goes up. it's difficult to break down those shutters. how good are you with the maths homework? when mine hit 12 i was like, 0k, homework? when mine hit 12 i was like, ok, it's beyond me now! laughter i'm not kidding! i've got to find these things in the back of my brain. le