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>> alex: yes i am.four days of non connectivity, you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a lot of other places in borneo. >> anthony: that's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my life was changing. i was in this sort of nowhere land between previous life and whatever came next. i'm retracing my steps in a lot of ways to see if it still hurts. >> alex: ah, okay. >> anthony: and also i said, i promised these guys in the village, the chiefs, that i'd come back. well, i made a promise, and i'm going to live up to it. >> alex: yeah. ♪ went to ancestry, i put in the names of my

welcome to "weekends with alex witt." a new flash point in the fight over immigration. >> more people in the sanctiuar cities. >> stepping on the traditional norms and rights. he never seems to be accountable. >> miller versus kushner. a collision course in the oval office. >>> attorney general william barr under fire and prompting questions who he serves. is it the president or the american people? >>> developing this hour, increasing legal and political fallout as the president reviving a controversial immigration proposal that his administration had rejected as being unworkable and illegal. the president, though, still says he is strongly considering a plan to take central american immigrants, apprehended at the border, and bus them to so-called sanctuary cities. the president made clear this is in retaliation to democrats. >> we'll bring the illegal -- whatever you call them. illegals. they came across the border illegally. we'll bring them to sanctuary city areas and let that particular area take care of it. they wan

coming up after the break alex speaks to talk to mark prince. someone who reacted to his son's murder not by seeking vengeance but by barking on a campaign to use a level of violence in the communities in which he grew up with even. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not three or else you can think i was going to do. by the way what is it that's like here. what is it going to coin is magic in the. new type of digital currency decentralized digital scarcity chancellor i'm bringing a second bailout for bad. it's called the genesis block for a reason they're calling it civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history of this col

alex never even told his mom what he did until recently.bout the marijuana until we were, like... -legal. ...completely legal, because, yeah, i got like -- my mom's like your typical jewish mother. yeah. she literally would have parked herself in my driveway, you know. -you're not going. locked herself to the gate, you know. "you're not doing this anymore!" if you're watching, mom, relax. your son has come a long way since he headed west 27 years ago. we've already passed a couple greenhouses. this one we planted yesterday. okay. what's it cost to put up a greenhouse like that, $50,000? you're looking at about 50. the feds may say it's illegal, but the county is happy to collect its share. so how do they tax you? they're taxing us on square footage right now. lemonis: honeydew has more than 250,000 feet of growing space and a tax bill to match. you got to pay half up front, so they split it in two installments just like your property taxes. whether you are growing or not? whether i pull this crop off or not, i paid the county $140,000 to ha

alex witt has the latest. alex, my friend, i know you have a big show today. a lot more on mueller and rod rosenstein? >> i do. he was in the room when it happened. >> yes. >> that will be coming up and you will be here tomorrow morning live, so we will worship at the altar of "a.m. joy." >> happy easter! i might wear a bonnet but i'm not sure yet. >> all right, girl, we will see. >>> hi, welcome 9:00 a.m. in the west, noon in the west. so now what don mcgahn is saying and what he may single out rudy giuliani. >>> and she's back. and with a recurring role in the mueller report. hope hicks pops up a number of times. how and why? >>> and developing this our, new word from the man the administration report worried the most about what he told the special counsel. former white house counsel don mcgahn defending the mueller report, a center figure in the administration on whether the obstructed justice. telling mueller and investigators he directed special counsel to have him fired but mcghan did not follow through on it. his lawyer writes, it's a mystery why the la

alex?tion that this actor, that zelensky's victory is a good thing for vladimir putin? >> so it was a point his opponent, the outgoing president petro poroshenko made throughout the campaign, because this guy is so experienced. because zelensky has no political experience, no experience in government, no experience as a commander in chief, and this is a country that is at war this is a country that five years ago after a revolution russia moved in and annexed a big part of it, the crimean peninsula. it then supported these separatists, these breakaway groups and fermented a conflict that to this day continues. there is supposed to be a ceasefire in the east, but there isn't really. there is still regular exchanges of fire. soldiers and civilians still die on a regular basis. vladimir putin is an experienced operator, as the world knows, and so the opponent or zelensky's opponent has always argued that zelensky simply wasn't up to the job. but the ukrainian people, as i say are so desperate

a stack drained does the home sections new policy carry with it the hope of an all party approach alex turned to labor m.e.p. claude marie to represent all the lending communities most afflicted by the scourge of knife crime. plot brave figure from strasburg you're fair to holmes speech this week about a new approach to the public health approach which was first adopted homeland of scotland do you think that has a chance of cracking this serious problem luke i think alex that this pioneering approach that the home secretary was talking about you know it was pioneered in scotland quite a while ago and if i have one small criticism is that the government of come to this a little bit early but at least they've done it because this is a such a serious issue i have a young nonwhite son growing up in london it is such a serious issue almost you can see it should be cross party almost. it is good that he made the speech and why was it good because the glasgow model as we could call it really is the right model i think it makes real sense that the national health service maps exactly what is h

kazakhstan, alex mcleish‘s waterloo.hing, demoralising defeat ended scotland's chances of a successful qualification campaign before it had begun. some people would say that this kind of result is a sacking offence. i willjust continue to do myjob, and suffice to say, i'm not going to get drawn into that question. the question a little over a year ago, was whether the scottish fa had the right man. i can understand that opinion can be divided but it is up to me to try and get those guys on side. i am hoping the tartan army can cometo... i wouldn't say forgive me, but i hope they can come around and say mcleish is right, he is the man for the job. but he got off to an inauspicious start, losing a friendly to scotland's old adversary, costa rica. five defeats followed in the next seven, the low point being a defeat in israel. and then, of course, came the calamity in kazakhstan. i think the knives were out for him after that kazakhstan result, which was a disgraceful performance. i think he has been dealt a difficult hand

alex pavÓn espera su sentencia.iÓn investiga siguió la vida de ella desde un caserÍo en centroamÉrica hasta trabajar con trump. al informar que trabajar como indocumentada, esto provocÓ un despido masivo. muestra pruebas de la presencia de trabajadores indocumentados en propiedades del presidente.a el detenido se llama bismarck es nos disculpamopo patricia: asÍ es como llegamos al final del programa. >> gracias por su atenciÓn. >>y ahora queda como ustedes galilea montijo. >>buenas

alex, you're going to throw it back.ab thint like, hey, alex. what are we doing?, i'm hat?"ean back, jimmy. hey. >> jimmy: ye. what are w >> what are we? >> yes! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's good. >> perfect. this one's for you. we're going to hit the ball. >> all right. >> run to first base. >> jimmy: is this just alex? or is this both of us? >> it's both of us. >> jimmy: i think this ould be a good part of the dance where i observe. [ laughter ] >> learning. yes. >> jimmy: what are you doing for the next two minutes? i just do that for a little while. and then -- >> then we're going to be like, hey, hey. >> jimmy: say it ain. >> hey hey. yes yes. and then and a booty and a a booty. like, yes! like, you're riding a horse. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. like a small horse. the kind of little horse where your feet can touch the ground. >> exactly. exactly. just -- and pose. can you hear my -- ba da ba da ba. >> jimmy: huh! [ cheering ] >> hit it. ♪ ♪keeep making noise making noise ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ oh, oh, ohoh , oh, oh here we go now here we go now ♪ ♪ here we go here we go now listen ♪

>> reporter: hey, alex.sident's allies are concerned they're not showing it. part of the confidence comes from the makeup of the senate where a majority of republicans would likely defend president trump as they have in light of the release of the report. impeachment is on the president's mind this evening and tweeted this out just a short time ago after landing in washington, d.c. and get back to the white house from the easter weekend here. the president writing, quote, how do you impeach a republican president for a crime that was committed by the democrats? make america great again. president trump still as always on the attack here over the issue of impeachment. the counselor to the president was on a sunday morning talk show also suggesting that an attempted impeachment could backfire on democrats. listen to what she said. >> people will look back as another reason he was re-elected because spending $25 million in taxpayer dollars beating the drum of collusion. that's why i think that you have many of

salmond but i have a great i've a great admirer of alex but i'm a unionists i really believe in the united kingdom and when it hit me that i think in due course practice it puts the whole united kingdom in jeopardy that also really hurt me i think and this is culpable but i wasn't alone you know not understanding the five hundred years of our history and how that has come back to home and i think the sec to see how to fix it issue the fact that it's you know and i think the prime minister actually i've been told by diving street sources actually how the prime minister was really hurt when she went to northern ireland to free pre months ago and realise what she was what brecht it was doing and intensive these so-called sightings to talk said he taking us any further forward as just perhaps something to let the yeah the e.u. twenty seven know that behind the scenes work is still very long still trying to some agreement to enable that extension to be granted well i think it's more than that i do think mrs may has made a very profound decision until ten days ago she was trying to have a

homeland of scotland do you think that has a chance of cracking this serious problem luke i think alex that this pioneering approach that the home secretary was talking about you know it was pioneered in scotland quite a while ago and if i have one small criticism is that the government of come to this a little bit early but at least they've done it because this is a such a serious issue i have a young nonwhite son growing up in london it is such a serious issue almost you can see it should be cross party almost. it is good that he made the speech and why was it good because the glasgow model as we could call it really is the right model i think it makes real sense that the national health service maps exactly what is happening to those eleven to twenty five year old victims and that it by mapping it gets to the bottom of exactly what is happening rather than speculating what is happening to these knife crime victims between those ages so of course he was right in the content of the speech was correct the issue then of course is what you do about it and again he indicates some of the c

i will call him at the strangest hours. , it isry alex lazar really great what you are doing -- alexr, it is really great what you are doing. we will it reddick eight hiv-aids -- we will eradicate hiv-aids by 2030. we are going to do it. [applause] pres. trump: i said that recently in a speech. we've made such incredible progress, and they didn't know what i was talking about. they couldn't believe it. they came up to me after the speech and said, do you mean it? that's right. we are going to have it eradicated by 2030. thank you very much, dr.. very important. also with us is the lieutenant governor of this great state, a friend of mine and a man who has worked so hard with brian. become a nation of jeff duncan and brian has been unbeatable. jeff, thank you very much. where are you, jeff? jeff? stand up, jeff. really great job. andy georgette hernia general, chris carr -- the georgia attorney general, chris carr. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: tough guy. he is fighting for us, as well as numbers of congress. barry loudermilk and jodi heise. we have them all. we have th

welcome both let's start with you alex so recently has said that she wants to include the opposition the labor party to try to come up with something that politicians can get behind but she said that before she said that the first time parliament throughout the withdrawal agreement she did and they met they had a discussion she listened apparently and then said it's my deal or no deal so nothing changed and this is the problem we're hearing that she hadn't even approached the labor party jeremy corbin about what she was about to say in that statement they didn't have an idea that she was about to. what appears to be reach out to jeremy corbin so i don't think that's going to go down particularly well or many are even saying that why is she doing this now yes that we know that. they're in a real fix and particular policy but it's just so that she can then say if jeremy corbyn doesn't play a role i tried jeremy corbyn the leader of the labor party didn't want to help so it's not my my problem now it comes down to labor and so it does seem that she's still taking party politics here. wi

in denial and in a deep deep denial and they keep continue to fight back with no results go ahead alex. yeah this is this is peter this is the worst election hangover the hangover defeat in history i mean we're three years now two years from the election three years of this of this trump russia collusion hoax and that's what it is it's a hoax it was a hoax from the beginning it's been proven a hoax. barr specifically says there was no collusion he is not recommending that mueller is not recommending any more indictments it's over ok release the three four hundred pages fine no one no one in their right mind expects to see anything different i'm sure the mainstream media the democrats will nit pick and they'll fight a few items to keep this narrative going just a little bit longer but peter they're running on fumes at this point and we all saw what happened that day after barr released his summary what happened to the ratings of rachel bad of c.n.n. of them as n.b.c. tucker carlson and his one hour show got more viewers than all of c.n.n. come bite that means a significant amount of peo

alex? >> hans, thank you for the setup. we l take this conversation to democratic congressman ted lieu, a member of the jiesudiciary committee. we're guessing you will not see the president's return by the deadline. realistically, is there a viable path to getting them? >> thank you, alex, for that question. i would be very surprised if the white house complied with this request. they have been stonewalling every single congressional request and that is unheard of with any administration. there's a difference with this request, the law actual slaz if the house ways and means company requests these tax returns, the irs shall provide it. that's what the law says. we believe the courts will enforce the law and we believe we will get his tax returns. >> what's with all of this hullabaloo of the definition of the word shall? does it make any sense to you? >> i'm a recovering lawyer but i can tell you shall means shall. they must do this. they cannot violate the law. the law is very clear and the

alex? >> before we let you scoot away for a bit, is there any sense, hans, on how the white house is preparing for the release of the mueller report? there are those who are expecting to drop just a couple days from now, tuesday at the earliest, right? >> reporter: we don't exactly know the precise date but the white house is bracing for it. they're prepared to have teams read over it as well as outside legal counsel. rudy giuliani made a comment the last couple days and he said, look, i can almost do a speed read. we're going to have cherry picking on this. the white house will say there is no collusion, they feel pretty confident about that, and the attorney general didn't go forward with an obstruction charge. now, will there be damaging things in that report? could there be something that casts the president in an unflattering light? potentially. but what i expect the white house to do, as well as the other side team, is to really try to amplify the no collusion part of it and brush ove

alex: it is also coming from the customer.depends on the customer, and what industry the customer is coming from. they have special needs, customers coming from different backgrounds or industry. so i would say, because we have been operating cloud services almost 14 years, and have listened to customers over the last 14 years and built so much capability, which we continue to grow with thousands of smaller services. we tailor to the needs of the media industry, financial sectors, government sectors. the internet space, which is where we started the business. we continue to develop that, and also work with a lot of smart manufacturing. as you hear early on, we have been partnering with volkswagen. david: that is the trend beijing in anyways. my question to you. you don't want to grow just because the industry is growing. you want to grow faster. that alludes to market share. how do you compete in greater china, especially on the mainland? you are an american company. politics has been an issue surrounding tech. it's not as if

i'm not i awaited him on its own program go ahead alex yeah and it's one thing to point out peter that they're both very anti trust there with you know standing on the liberal left side of things but greenwald was right from the beginning peter this show you are right we were right from the very beginning it doesn't take a genius to figure out that trump is not it agent of russia or of putin i mean it's when you step back and you say it a couple of times you realize just how ridiculous and how absolutely stupid the whole premise is but people bought into it and now you see people that like chink euchre he's trying to move the goalposts a little so you know now they start to say it's not so much that we believed it when there was collusion or maybe not even obstruction but now we've got to look into his finances you know trump did business dealings with russia but but alex there's a caviar there they did look into the business connections of paul man of ford ok so they didn't do that the primary target of this investigation they did didn't do that would trump i mean that is moving the g

secretary alex azar.ause] and cdcump: administrator robert whitfield who is helping us eradicate hiv-aids by 2030. we are going to do that. people are shocked. please stand up. dr, very important. said in a speech we would eradicate aids by 2030 because we had made such progress. they didn't know what i was talking about. they couldn't believe it. they came up to me after the speech and said, do you mean it? that's right. we are going to have it eradicated by 2030. thank you very much, dr, very important. also with us is the lieutenant governor of this great state, a friend of mine and a man who has worked so hard with brian. the combination of jeff duncan and brian has been unbeatable. jeff, thank you very much. where are you, jeff? jeff? stand up, jeff. great job. really great job. and the georgia attorney general, chris carr. thank you very much. tough guy. he is fighting for us, as well as members of congress. barry loudermilk and jodi heise. we have them all. we have them all. [applause] that is a pr

joining me everything on me alex i'm i'm sure i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics. i'm show business i'll see that. and welcome to cross talk for all things are considered i'm peter lavelle this year the nato alliance is seventy years old is it time now to shut down this cold war relic also liberal media can say sorry and choke on russia gave. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest in moscow he's a political analyst with spook international and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he is the editor of politics first magazine or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate marcus i want to talk about nato and i'm going to use the words of nato from the nato secretary general stoltenberg and he addressed congress last week it was a real spare. and i'm going to ask you and de mint to reflect upon it so let's go to this. we do all this not to provoke a calm flicked but to prevent complet and to preserve peace not to fight but to deter not to attack but to defend how do we act of that markets g

join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. is a nice competent interior minister phones the lions of right wing nationalist parties saying he aims to shake up the e.u. after next month's elections. fighting rages for control of the libyan capital tripoli the un and the united states are pulling troops and urging sides to cease military action. general election looms in israel and incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu faces a close race will look at how much his relations with the u.s. play a role in the upcoming vote. leading world powers struggle to find an answer on what to do with foreign fighters to join dyson.

join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle what is the definition of insanity doubling down on the conspiracy theory and why russia may be the key to peace on the korean peninsula. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dmitri he's a political analyst we spoke nick international. and in nicosia we cross to alexander krista for oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go do i cyprus first. i really have to say watching the panel's endless panels on c.n.n. and and this n.b.c. it looks like a psychiatric. ward and they're all going through some kind of group therapy they can't they can't even get past denial so they're doubling down that's what i'm calling this program your reaction. yeah peter i you know i really hope that they release

alex: we cannot disclose that. been growing very rapidly in the greater china region, enjoying high double-digit growth the last five years. toid: double-digit is closer 11% or 99%. are you closer to 11% or 99%? alex: really close to triple digit. let me put it that way. david: in terms of competition, you guys have the best offering, but who has the next best out there? alex: it is also coming from the customer. it depends on the customer, and customer isy the coming from. they have special needs, customers from diff and backgrounds or industry. we haveld say, because been operating cloud services almost 14 years, and have listened to customers over the last 14 years and built so much capability, which we continue to grow with thousands of smaller services. the media industry, financial sectors, government sectors. the internet space, which is where we started the business. we continue to develop that, and also work with a lot of smart manufacturing. on, we haveearly been partnering with volkswagen. you.: my quest

>>> breaking alex.ding the cu we're live at capital one arena with overtime victory. plus nightclub brawl. a wizards and eagles player throwing punches first on 4 the fight that toledo a hospital visit and arrest. >>> severe storms tearing through texas. hail. and a tornado causing widespread damage. storm team 4 now tracking that system heading our way. >>> we begin with that overtime thriller. the caps pulling off a huge win. they are now leading the hurrices two games to none. so we go dave johnson who is live at capital one arena for all of the excitement. what a thrilling sh, dave. >> reporter: statement of the year. understatement of the year. i know thatitle goes to some theme park happiest place on earth. buthiseels like -- thumbs up. there are fist pump, high fives. because here at capital one arena, game, two it all turned from anxiety toation. yeah. this was a thriller. alex ovechkin trying to lead this team to back-to-back stanley cup victories. thought tom wilson would be the hero putting t

whoa, alex, look! what do you think? this is amazing.ads and things like that that he can manipulate. so when he came into this room, there's not a lot of extra noise but there's a lot of things he can touch. you did it! i'm so proud of you. we started travelling with him when he was six months old. before we really knew he was autistic. so he's very used to it. so by the time we did have a diagnosis he was so used to travelling. so you just accommodated him to it. ijust met danielle who has a five—year—old boy who is also non—verbal autistic. we had a really fun time catching up. my new friend, we just friended each other on facebook. it was lovely to talk to her, so many similarities, how do you do this? it is better if you try to align the flights with his normal sleeping times. we found that out. yes. other people on the plane, sometimes, to get people who are less understanding... yeah, i was pretty worried about that. but it is pretty rare, i would say. it's great to find a community, in this setting, where we can talk and make new

all right so alex we heard to theresa may. summing up their agreement there in saying thanks for that six month extension i'm going to try to get this done in the next few weeks if not overly optimistic i mean she just has not changed her message has she she's just sticks to the same lines over and over again she is yet again telling us and telling everybody in the u.k. and across the e.u. that she is still hoping to get a good deal through parliament which by the way has been defeated three times so far and get out before having to take part in those european parliamentary elections on may the twenty second i mean i have to say i think that's a bit of a dream on her part i think that is unrealistic she's sticking to her line she is she there again was pretty much blaming him pays for the deadlock parliament for not agreeing to do it because she couldn't get enough support through but saying that she is still tomorrow going to go back to the commons house of commons make a statement and that those talks with the labor party wi

us we have fiber of a's all following on the latest in brussels for us and our break that analyst alex force waiting with us in studio thank you both for joining us barbara let's start with you so we heard there donald tusk and john called you are saying they were satisfied with this agreement but with the admonition please do not waste this time this next six months theresa may have said it's her intention to leave before that date if possible even before he will lections next month what do you make of all these comments. of course some of those said please get on with it because he and the of the e.u. leaders have been watching the agony over breakfast for months on end now we need to remember in november there was draw agreement was agreed by the two sides as a matter of principle the entries made took it back to london and since then there was just after chaos and even more chaos so the lead from donald tusk is quite understandable he hopes that britain can somehow return to its good senses and find a compromise as the european union has done here tonight and figured out how and ho

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alex, thank you. alex forsyth at westminster for subjust to you.t breaking news. eu leaders, the 27 have agreed to an extension to article 50 until october the 3ist. theresa may wanted it untiljune but it will say it will be longer. you are watching bbc news. now, it is time for all the weather news. no sign of spring warmth into the forecast. it's looking a little cold there. i'm talking about cold weather as there is a begins, a widespread frost but i find a head for most places with the video sunshine on the cards as well. it's settled with high—pressure close by. keeping atla ntic high—pressure close by. keeping atlantic weather systems and milder airat atlantic weather systems and milder air at bay. so whilst the high—pressure holds on, a poor round at that keeps us in the blue as our air comes at that keeps us in the blue as our aircomes in at that keeps us in the blue as our air comes in from the east. strong wind from the east over the weekend will make it feel colder. a lot of blue showing up as thursday begins, thatis blue showing up as t

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barbara hazel for us in brussels and of course our break that analysts with us here in our studio alex for sweating thank you both for your analysis. let's move on now to some other stories making news around the world australian prime minister scott morrison has announced his country will hold a general election on may eighteenth that is despite polls showing more since conservative coalition trailing the opposition labor party taxes climate change and inequality will be the big campaign issues. algerians have kept up their protest against the country's political elite that's despite the new interim leader announcing fresh elections for the fourth of july the country has been rocked by weeks of protests which pushed out ailing leader abdul aziz but a flick of. german police have raided more than thirty properties in berlin and the east of the country they are linked to suspected far right extremists around four hundred officers took part in the dawn operation targeting around twenty suspect they're alleged to have established a network linking the hooligan martial arts and neo nazi. a

joining in this evening, alex hales. the role he relishes an international batsman.sciplined by a cricket commission. he committed to undertaking some community service. so he is coaching care for some and maybe that should include some life skills. when you make a mistake, you learn and get better in a mixed develop of the human being. that is most important thing for me to lie. if people feel that you have to redeem yourself in some way, do you feel that opportunity in that community is there? i think so. the bristol thing was a really u nfortu nate bristol thing was a really unfortunate incident. all six of us we re unfortunate incident. all six of us were caught up in the wrong place at the wrong time in if we can go back and change things we we could but we have to live with the consequent this. i like to think people does every second chance. and that is what i am looking at things. what do you think is the most significant lesson you have learned? just how much you are in the public eye as cricketers commit to not put yourself in those situations in a member s

have to admit they were wrong and these people don't have the moral caliber to admit they're wrong alex mueller did give them some some fuel to fire this hoax for maybe all the way up until two thousand and twenty peter but i mean the second part of the mule report all that really was saying was that trump is angry got angry that there yeah he's angry that they're investigating him for a crime that no one knows what that crime is so i mean they're investigating him for something that no one understands happened a lot of assertions like the most said a lot of assertions and trump is just you know mulling around the white house upset that's the entire second part of the report and here comes a bar here cuz barr who is going to do what trouble probably just in two thousand and sixteen peter barr is going to drain the swamp and the optics the optics of that press conference we've talked about it many times was bart take control into their. recall the manner and who was behind him like a deer that is just seen right head like this or rot rosenstein rod rosie was brought to huey and you could

trump out of the white house in ariz judge jumpsuit in handcuffs when they've lost their mind yes but alex there will there certainly will be more reports but it's going to be the other shoe dropping it will be very interesting how they cover those reports are demon is that it's just part of the business model i mean they don't know what else to do other than attack the president of the united there's many reasons to attack donald trump and his administration and many of his policies but this isn't it they can't let it go it's it's a stockholm syndrome playing out. of a group therapy a therapy of all saw there are kinds of propaganda and the simplest propaganda is an assertion you just say that something happened and people are basically gullible they want to believe what they hear and try to it's a cult it's a it's a it's a it's a secular religion for them or absolutely and look at what this report actually says about the russian intelligence about the rule it's an assertion you know their rule had to d.n.c. is sir and pass this information out of me or putin had an towards hillary clinto

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how did alex do that? >> i never had an alert with someone next to me. alex, that announcement video was very interesting. i don't think it was what i was expecting. he leaned in to charlottesville. that was the common thread throughout the three-minute video >> going well beyond the language we have heard from him in his recent public appearances. he sees the same here as in the 30s and it conveys that he sees this election as a national emergency. if there is one person who is capable of defeating president trump and doing the job, he's that guy. >> here is the website that was unveiled. our best days still lie ahead. couldn't say "are ahead"? i'm not going to quibble. so many candidates are deciding if they should ignore president trump, name him. joe biden has named this as a contrast against president trump >> to make the argument as bluntly as he can that this is an election about who america is and who donald trump is. not the economy, not the stock market, not the country being at peace. all of those are strengths for president trump. but who tru

>> that is true, alex.t the special prosecutor said was he cannot bring criminal charges against a sitting president. >> what is the operative word? bring? he can't do it. >> you cannot indict a sitting president according to the doj. he said given that, i'll lateyo a case that proves that this president obstructed justice and i'll hand it to congress and say your job is to oversee and control the most corrupt president in american history. it is now up to you. if congress, in fact, doesn't do their duty, they are passing on one of the most important jobs which is to take control of the most corrupt president in american history. >> you have been calling, my friend, for impeachment for some time. you are citing things in the mueller report. what is the difference with what you know now and what you started with when you went down this path? >> when we started, alex, we said he has been committing obstruction of justice and corruption in plain saight. we don't need to wait for the mueller report. when it com

alex p. has been in the bullets fair since two thousand and three. he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder after being wounded in afghanistan in a good friday attack. you know two of the computer people grow up with computer games or hollywood films where an explosion takes place and a guy gets up brushes himself and makes some cold remark. and so people think that's realities and he it isn't people don't know what it's like to be scared to death to be scared for your comrades they don't know what it's like to be targeted by a missile that nearly happened to us on that good friday an anti-tank missile flew past my vehicle and just missed striking our windshield and that would have taken five people out of action in other words killed us. alex p. complains that soldiers get virtually no appreciation in germany he sees it as the politicians job to ensure that they're properly acknowledged many soldiers feel they lack government support even though they go on missions on behalf of t