this laid out the picture today, anderson ofway we are seeing in facilities. and we only saw sort of the tip of the iceberg of what's been taking place, anderson. >> yeah, pamela brown thank you very much. appreciate it. you heard a bit at the top of the program from an activist, a attorney joining us by phone. professor, you hear the vice president say some of the claims by lawyers who visited the facilities in clint are completely unsubstituted. and when shone a picture from the inspector general report, the inspector general of homeland security said that he doesn't know how he can account for that. how do you respond? >> the trump administration is in no position to call anyone a liar. the "washington post" has documented more than 10,000 false statements by our president. we went to the- had been detained for weeks. we have collected hundreds of pages of sworn testimony and submitted them to the federal court. these allegations are substantiated. they are substantiated by people who work for the government. the department of homeland security office of th

anderson. you are recognize. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you ranking member cantwell. it's a privilege to be a today representing amtrak and all of our customers. we are probably in the best shape we binning in our history, so if you look at where we are in safety, and i agree with centered capital, the most important thing is safety, we've implemented ptc on the amtrak railroad. we are at 99%. we have with one my left in chicago. we complied with the statute. it's been remarkable in terms of what it's provided in terms of level of safety. second, we are the first railroad in america to implement an sms program, safety minute assistant program. it's modeled after the aviation programs that i was responsible for intermittent it at northwest and delta airlines when i i was ceo. and actually have chief safety officer run both of those paralyzes have chief safety officer at amtrak. and so we will down the road on those two points. number two, on our customer surveys, our customer surveys

so it may have come as a shock when anderson learned she left almost her entire fortune to anderson.r to me that there's no trust fund. there's none of that. >> hold it a second. >> howard stern was stunned by anderson's revelation on his radio show in 2014. but the cnn anchor said he understand why his mom would not waot of money that has gone on to do things ith if i felt like that there was some pot of gold waiting for me, i don't know that i would have been so motivated. >> "e.t." has o ai signed. last year and it turns out anderson is inheriting nearly all of his mother's estate arou million. that money comes from vanderbilt's fashion empire. and here family's railroad fortune. in another twist, gloria's middleson, chris, anderson's half-brother was cut out of the will. flower ya talked about their e strangement in their documentary. >> chris has disassociated from us. he never wants to see any of us again -- >> when was the last time -- >> when he was 22. >> as for anderson the 52-year-old journalist doesn't need the money. he reportedly makes $12 million a year and his net wor

>> reporter: no, anderson.d by a senior administration official, the president had been stewing over this for the last 24 hours and there are officials in the white house that were concerned there would continue to be disclosures in the jeffrey epstein case and this would continue to make alex acosta look bad here in washington and the campaign trail. you saw a slew of democratic contenders weighing in on this this afternoon and in the words of the senior administration official echoing watergate, he said what did alex acosta know and when did he know it. >> it's not good when the person himself comes forward to give a press conference to basically kind of put this away as an issue and really doesn't apologize, doesn't really kind of show much humanity and only seems to kind of make it worse and add to it. >> that's right. and, you know, i talked to this administration official who said it appeared oh acosta stabilized things but when you talk to officials across the west wing you hear muted praise that he stop

commissioner anderson? >> commissioner anderson: hello, everyone. i want to thank everybody for coming out, and i also want to acknowledge those who can't make it. i understand how difficult it is, and i want you to know that i have read the materials. we've gotten myriad of emails and reports, comments, and videos, and i hear you, so i went out to the park last week and i walked around, and first i want to thank and commend the community that helps rec and park take care of that space. i noticed the dog poop buckets and extra baggies, the signs about foxtails. clearly, the individual users are not a problem. the dog walkers are very professional. i just want to preface that i read the noise ordinances, too. that's one of the reasons why i as chair of the operations committee requested a start time of 7:00 a.m., because that's sort of when the noise ordinance says, okay, it's not quiet time anymore, we can start getting busy. that's how i came up with 7:00 a.m. we came up with 7:00 a.m. it wasn't arbitrary. in the beginning of the noise ordinance, i

but here's the thing, anderson. we look back in ten years or 20 years, we will find that every major policy decision made by this administration has been in furtherance of the goal of restricting even legal immigration to the united states. its biggest supreme court victory was the muslim ban. its biggest infrastructure fight over the years has been a border wall. and now it's the use or the weaponizing of the census in order to frighten immigrants or create what is, in effect, a registry of even legal immigrants to the united states. again, this is who is a citizen versus who is not, and that question pulls into it a number of lawful permanent residents. and so what we need to ask is what they're doing. exactly like you said, anderson, the court that had addressed this question found that they just were not honest and what this was about was immigration diluting the voting rights of heavily immigrant communities. but also using the census as a pretextual reason for meddling in immigration policy. >> kerry, nancy pe

we have seen james anderson go certainly very warm at laws. seenjames anderson go through his drills and routine separate from the rest of the squad. england so they are being cautious by not picking him for this match and remain confident that he will be fit for the ashes. but it does present an opportunity individually against ireland for holly stone, fast bowler and jack leach, spin bowler. collectively it is an opportunity to build on the level of interest there is intricate following the world cup and that is a point i put to the test match captain, joe root. the most important thing for me and that the squad is to play with a huge amount of pride passion and intensity. intensity this week will set the tone for the rest of the summer. set the tone for the rest of the summer. as long as we apply ourselves in the right manner and go into this came exactly like that then we will give a good account of ourselves stop i do believe that. maybe nothing ever a loss live up to a match of the drum of the world cup final but just a match of the drum

we have seen james anderson is certainly very warm at lords.erson go through his drill separately from the rest of the squad. england say being cautious by not picking him for this match and remain confident that anderson will be fit for the ashes. but it does present an opportunity for 0lly stone against ireland and for 0lly stone against ireland and for spin bowlerjack leach. collectively, it's an opportunity for england to build on the level of interest that currently is in cricket following the world cup. that are so point i put to the test match captain, joe root.|j that are so point i put to the test match captain, joe root. i think the most important thing for me and a message for the squad is to play with pride and passion and intensity. at the intensity this week will set the tone for the rest of the summer. as long as we apply ourselves in the right manner and go into this game exactly like that, we will give a good account of ourselves. maybe nothing ever at lord's will quite ever live up to or match the drama that world cup final, b

. >> commissioner anderson: i'll hold it until then. >> clerk: is there any public comment on this item? that's commissioners' matters. is that a yes or a no? >> he's not getting up. >> clerk: public comment is closed. item 12, new business/agenda setting. is there any public comment? >> commissioner buell: i don't see any notes here. any public comment? >> clerk: being none, item is closed. item 13, communications. any public comment? seeing none, this is closed. item 14 is adjournment. >> commissioner buell: i would like to adjourn in the name of two individuals. as some of you may know, commissioner bonilla's father passed away and i would request adjourning in honor of him and as noted by the general manager, sulu palega. is there a motion? >> so moved. >> commissioner buell: second? >> second. >> commissioner buell: all in favor? thank you. >> once i got the hang of it a little bit, you know, like the first time, i never left the court. i just fell in love with it and any opportunity i had to get out there, you know, they didn't have to ask twice. you can always find me on the cour

anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news on president trump's signature issue the border wall with mexico. he's using money from the pentagon to build it in the supreme court in a 5-4 vote gave him the green light at least while a lower court challenged it. pamela brown joins us with reaction from the white house. i imagine the president has to be happy with the rule. >> he immediately hailed it as a big win for him. this is what he tweeted not long ago saying wow, big victory on the wall, the united states supreme court overturns lower court injunction allow southern border wall to proceed. big one for border security and the rule of law. this is a significant ruling by the supreme court along ideology lines and the president's favor allowing those from the defense department to be used to build the wall. you'll recall that the president directed those funds to be used for the wall after he didn't get what he wanted from congress. as you'll recall, that led to the longest government shutd

they had seen james anderson go might say to me very warm.and routines, separate from the rest of the squad, england saying very cautious by not taking them for this match, and they remain confident that he will be fit for the ashes, but it presents opportunity individually against them for ali, the fast bowler and indeed for the spin bolero jack, collectively, big opportunity for england time to build on the level of interest that currently is in cricket. following the well cop, that's a point but to the test match captainjoe that's a point but to the test match captain joe route. i think the most important thing for me, and the message to the squad is to play with huge amounts

by the way, anderson, you know, it's not just the fossil fuel industry. what we see all across the economy whether it is wall street, whether it's the insurance companies, the drug companies charging us by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs, the insurance companies who will spend hundreds of millions of dollars to prevent us moving to a medicare for all system, what you're seeing is a corporate elite whose greed is really destroying the middle class and working class of this country. and that is what we have got to stand up. climate change is a part of that struggle but it's not just climate change. >> you introduced a resolution on this with alexander oh k ocasio-cort ocasio-cortez. it is not likely to get passed in the republican controlled senate. is that a symbolic effort at this point? >> no, it's not and representative bloomen hower was involved in it. i will, i hope, pass the house and we have to put pressure on the senate this is what the issue is. is the future of this planet more important than the short term profits of t

anderson,d by james head of global equities at baillie gifford.ave the honor of being our first guest at this year sun valley conference. we have seen the suvs arriving, the vests. what are people talking about in some ways i find it difficult to apply a narrative. so many different conversations. for each of us, we are inspired by our particular interests. as you would expect, several comments on politics and even including britain, and about the ramifications for us. ed: obviously, everyone is looking at this through their own lens. last time we talked, talking about the debate between growth and value investors. you are big growth investors. why does belly get so much credit, seems to absorb so much of the attention, people are said to be prophetic, whereas growth, it is seen more as a moonshot. why is that? wees: that is right and don't have the answers to this and so many topics. you capture it well. isehow, valley investment seen as more serious and has an associated set of literature and gurus to go with it. whereas the only good book about

>> well, anderson, my family came into south boston. i'm irish. they came in during the potato famine. a lot of immigrants come into the country. what we expect is they will work to be americans and accept our american system. they will work to make improvements if they wish but i think the idea that we -- i criticize people based on identity because they don't agree with a political position is no way to solve problems. as i said, we've got to talk about policies. rather than talk about identity politics, which people make wrong assumptions about people when they do that and it's destructive. >> the president said today that he is quote not unhappy with the results of his comments and cnn reporting from those acknowledge the president says he considers this conversation to be a political success for him so it seems likely that it will continue. i know you said, i think it was in the radio you said or perhaps a statement you told the white house about your concerns about the statements earlier and that you would like to sit down with the president

i'm anderson cooper in washington. tonight we're taking you behind the scenes of the upcoming democratic presidential debates that cnn is hosting in detroit. now, usually how candidates are chosen for debates, which night they appear on, who is standing next to them on the stage, that's all decided behind closed doors, but not tonight. tonight we want to be transparent as possible. 25 candidates appear on the debate which takes place in less than two weeks. for many candidates the debates will take place over two nights, july 30th and 31st at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. we want you, the voters, to see how we're choosing which ten candidates will appear on stage together on each night. the candidates and their campaigns are waiting to learn who they will share the stage with and they're going to find out just as you will and we will live tonight in "the draw." let's go to wolf for more. wolf? >> anderson, a lot of thought and care has gone into this process to make sure it's transparent and fair. here's how ton

. >> yeah, you're absolutely right, anderson. he was according really traffic ticket treatment to a crime that couldn't wind up with 45 years of exposure, prison exposure. all you have to do is look at the indictment that was handed down and unsealed in new york on monday. that indictment actually reaches back to the year 2002 to palm beach to epstein's mansion in palm beach and includes the incidents that were very much under acosta's jurisdiction at that time. over a decade later, new york prosecutors were able to put together a case against him when acosta claims no case was possible at that time. there were lots of federal crimes that were possible here because telephones were used, computers were used, airplanes and boats were used with respect to the commission of the crime all of this would have generated federal jurisdiction. yet he walked away and really gave a sweet heart deal in negotiations by the way with ken starr who was the lawyer who recruited him to come to kirkland and ellis when acosta was working as an attorn

>> before, during, and after, anderson.ficer when you're in command of an organization, they sometimes grant you the authority to be a court-martial convening authority. that means you are the one that actually passes the offense to the justice system, to the uniform -- through the uniform code of military justice to the military justice. once they get that, the commander, no matter how he or she feels about it, steps away because they want to let the justice system work. well, the commander in this case who passed this case forward to the judge exited the situation and let the military justice system take place. the commander in chief, president trump, is his commander -- or her commander. so having him be involved or having anybody at a cable network saying what should happen in a trial while it's ongoing, even when you're just suggesting that maybe they should be placed in different quarters is wrong. to say something afterwards is doubly wrong. >> i quarrel with one thing. i don't have a problem with fox news saying wha

these days, anderson sits atop a grave digger empire complete with multiple trucks, a state-of-the-artngine shop, a bustling gift shop, and even a diner called digger's. >> can i get you guys started with something the drink? >> reporter: which is where his daughter, krysten anderson works, that is when she isn't wowing crowds as one of eight grave digger drivers who compete all over the country and the world. >> it is kind of funny that people do recognize me or they'll say i look familiar or something like that. but it happens a lot. at least happens a few times a day people come in here and get pictures with me, which is actually really cool because i'm not used to that. >> reporter: anderson's sons are also drivers, champions in their own right. and the trucks they drive are faster, jump higher and are thankfully, speaking for myself here, much safer than the original models. and all at the low, low cost these days of a quarter million per truck. ♪ worldwide, millions of fans attend monster jam events, from saudi arabia to china to tampa. that's where i found myself getting ready t

>> before, during, and after, anderson.a general officer when you're in command of an organization, they sometimes grant you the authority to be a court-martial convening authority. that means you are the one that actually passes the offense to the justice system, to the uniform -- through the uniform code of military justice to the military justice. once they get that, the commander, no matter how he or she feels about it, steps away because they want to let the justice system work. well, the commander in this case who passed this case forward to the judge and itted the situation and let the military justice system take place. the commander in chief, president trump, is his commander -- or her commander. so having him be involved or having anybody at a cable network saying what should happen in a trial while it's ongoing, even when you're just suggesting that maybe they should be placed in different quarters is wrong. to say something afterwards is doubly wrong. >> i quarrel with one thing. i don't have a problem with fox

think about this, anderson.icted after he leaves the presidency and he said that one of the things about getting the evidence and preserving it is you get the evidence when it's fresh in people's minds, their recollection is the best and they are the best witnesses and so you get that and you keep it for sometime. you don't keep that if there is not a crime. >> do you believe mueller's first answer to congressman lieu was what he felt. >> what he felt and what happened. i think he was counseled by his associates and attorneys and whoever else to say be consistent with the report. you wouldn't have made a point of getting this evidence and keeping it if it wasn't a crime. >> at what point would something become, okay, this goes to the courts and that takes however long. at what point would it actually become an impeachment process? >> well, i think judge howl will act promptly. judge howl has been in charge of this investigation. she's the judge in charge. she'll be accused of being everything short of benghazi w

. >> that's exactly right, anderson. this federal judge out of new york jessie forman is telling the doj it can't simply switch out the team of lawyers and without explanation and that's why he's denying the dojs request to change-up lawyers until they can provide reasoning for doing so and remarkably here, anderson, the judge is really putting it on these individual lawyers at doj saying he wants sworn and signed affidavits from each of them explaining why they are withdrawing and also wants assurances that these lawyers will essentially be available as witnesses and any future proceedings dealing with sanctions because this new york judge will also be reviewing any requests to issue sanctions in this case if it's determined that administration officials weren't truthful when they gave their reasoning for wanting this citizen ship question on the census. so anderson, this order from the judge really opens up a can of worms for the doj, which still hasn't publicly explained why it wants this change of lawyers and all the

one of the big differences, i think we're in an emergency, anderson. that's why i'm running. we have simple things to do but they are hard, we better name them and go after them and do them. and so when someone says why are you running? because i've got four kids. i felt like i cannot sleep unless we deal with this now because the other thing that's true is if we solve those things, we are in a great position as a country. we can do all the things we want, we can get health care for everyone, we can get quality public education from prek through college with skills training for life and guarantee clean air and clean water as a right for every american. we can have a living wage for every american. we have -- we're the very rich. people keep acting like we're broke. we can't afford to do anything. we're a failed society. that's absolutely wrong. we can put ourselves by doing those two things in the best position of any people in the history of the world. >> do you pledge to if you don't get the nomination to not run as a third party? >> absolutely not. i'm a democrat. i would

i'm anderson cooper. thanks for joining us. >> i'm erin burnett. tonight ten candidates with a lot to prove especially the two in the middle that you see on your screen and the debate stage. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren here tonight. they are close colleagues. they are old friends. tonight they are facing off for the first time. there's is only one of many big story lines tonight. it's getting down to do or die. who will have a break out moment in what may be the last chance for some? who will try and stumble and how big of a role will president trump play? all that and more as we're getting closer to what is a make or break debate for so many, anderson. >> i want to tackle the sanders, warren face off first and some of the other key themes to watch for. joining us is exfiles host, david axelrod. they are pretty close in terms of poim issues and surroulicy i. >> that's why i don't expect them to go at each other. i think what you'll see and i'm hesitate to predict because we're so close to the debate but i think you'll see the moderates sayi

anderson. >> certainly, erin. so much to watch for. i'm here with the biden supporter and his guest, mayor, thank you for being with us. david axelrod framed the question. the big question is if he's up to this thing, if he's vigorous and if he is engaged. that was the knock on him in the last debate. will he do that tonight? >> i think he will definitely do that tonight. immediately after the last debate, we saw the joe biden after the debate. it caught him by surprise. he's a statesman. he didn't expect a friend to attack him. that being. he came back stronger. he's been strong and it is the joe that we know. the more he speaks about his policies and not focus on the attacks, the more he will continue to resonate with voters. >> how much do you expect him to try to focus on president trump which is in his address, in his video coming into the race, announcing his determination to run? it was really focused on president trump and what he believes president trump has done to the country and how joe biden wants to change that. >> trump

you know, anderson, this was one of the worst few days in american foreign policy in american diplomaticistory. >> why? >> in a long time. praising dictators, messing up foreign policy left and right what he did in north korea giving kim jong-un what he wanted and getting nothing, absolutely nothing in return. north korea is still nuclear. the president used to criticize obama and bush. you couldn't get rid of their weapons, i will. he said about a year ago, we don't have to worry about things. they have icbms and more nuclear bombs than the past. they are a danger to the united states and he pats the guy on the back and gets nothing in return. his foreign policy is erratic. it's done for the moment so he can get his little ego hit and hurts us, hurts us in the long run. >> it seems every -- the two summits he's had with kim jong-un got really nothing in return for them. that was always a big carrot, the u.s. will actually meet face-to-face with you. now it's i've actually gone into northern -- an american president visited north korea and got nothing in return. >> it's reality show fore

james anderson pulled up of the ashes. james anderson pulled up today with a strain.ered some tightness in his calf during lancashire's county match with durham. he was running into a bowl, he pulled up, he had to leave the field. he will be assessed before the start of the ashes later this summer. the start of the ashes later this summer. let's return to the cricket world cup because india have beaten bangladesh today and that confirms their place in the semifinals. they beat bangladesh by 28 runs. rowe hit sharma hitting a century. bangladesh needed victory to keep their hopes alive but india confirming their place in the semifinals with a 28 run win. their women's ashes under way, the multiformat series started with 31 day is today and england in trouble already. —— one day. they we re trouble already. —— one day. they were 19—1; at one stage so a desperate start at one stage. they did manage to recover, scoring 177. australia are 92—3, so they are looking likely. they should fancy their chances perhaps of beating england in that one. that is it from wimbledon on d

so this is the scene in the movie, anderson, where the republicans get to be the hero or villain.risis point. will you step up to donald trump's racism or be mitt romney of susan collins of jeff flake and do a strongly worded tweet or say this is hateful. this is the scene in the movie, anderson, where it will decide the future of the country for the next two or three years. i say that without hyper bole. >> scott, it is strange -- not strange. it's obvious but when the president did allegedly seem to kind of repudiate it a little bit, he -- i mean, he was clearly lying about trying to stop the chant. you know, he said he quickly started talking again. he was uncomfortable. he didn't like it. but i mean, 13 seconds went by and just watching him soak it in, allowing the chant to build, you know, if -- not only is he not really sincere, it seems, in repudiating it but he's also lying about what he did. >> look, he is going to have another chance to get this right and i hope he does get it right. i don't think he got it right in the moment. i don't like the chant. i don't like the fa

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latina slamming into john anderson's cruiser after running a red light before sending anderson's cara call before bursting into flames. the 4 year veteran with the national police department was declared dead on the scene. >> it goes without saying when we lose an officer. >> anderson leaves behind a wife and 18-month-old son. a lot of prayers for them for sure. a miami dolphins player loses his arm after a horrific fourth of july crash. authorities say the defensive tackle's vehicle hit a concrete barrier and slipped over in miami. paramedics had to amputate his left arm to get him out of the vehicle. the cause of the crash is being investigated. some of norton's teammates visiting in the hospital, he is in critical condition but is expected to survive. chaos in chicago three people stabbed after fourth of july celebration, more than a dozen others traveled in the aftermath on the iconic navy be are. police say the stabbings were sparked by a fight and someone yelled about guns causing more's panic in a stampede of thousands, the stepping victims are in serious to critical condition

cleat democrat nancy skinner and republican joel anderson of san diego county. was signed by governor jerry brown. >>> new video of a violent lover squirrel on a flight to california. >> this happened on sunday at american airlines flight before he took off from miami to los angeles. some say incidents are not at all surprising. >> times are changing and people feel free to act out whatever they feel like doing. >> the flight was delayed but finally took off. the man was books and it is not clear if the woman was arrested. >>> a wildfire and napa county getting closer to containment. the so-called canyon fire began on monday. it burned about 64 acres but calfire said no buildings have been damaged or destroyed and there are no injuries of the

i'm not sure england will want to playjimmy anderson and jofra archer together.e slight injury worries, of course it is a huge summer and jofra archer has a lot more to do throughout the ashes. it is five test matches, i would like to get him in there as soon as possible and i think looking at the likes of anderson, stuart broad and chris woa kes, anderson, stuart broad and chris woakes, they are experienced campaigners and excellent bowlers but they are quite the same in terms of the pace. england i think i've lacked a bit of pace in the past and thatis lacked a bit of pace in the past and that is why the likes of oliver stone and jofra archer will come into the reckoning. i'm fascinated by the psychology of moving up and down the order, what difference does that make? it makes a difference, there is no doubt that as a batsman you want to get settled. it is about preparation time in terms of being the opener as opposed to number three. for meat number three gave me extra time to settle myself and perhaps watch a few overs and get ready. as the opener it is a dif

c-360 with anderson starts right now. >> good evening. today president trump chose not to defy the supreme court. he backed down on putting a question about citizenship on the 2020 census. the court, you'll recall, didn't buy the administration's rationale that this was being done to protect minorities by allowing better enforcement of the voting rights act and putting the citizenship question on the census was the only way to get accurate data. this evening in the rose garden, the president revealed that argument to be about as credible as the court did. then he did something pretty remarkable. he actually undercut his own original argument and said there's really no need for a census question at all. instead he directed agencies to gather citizenship data by other means. and as he typically does when blocked unr on something whether it's legislation, executive action or golf course he wants to build, he pitched plan b as

. >> anderson, thank you. to donald trump i say sir, have you no sense of decency with this racism and division for political purposes donald trump is he has nothing to offer therefore he is going to create division and hate for political experiences. i am not surprised because as you explained he is a demagogue and continued to use hate and division for his political purpose. >> it's i find it awkward to even basis, this is a man without any shame. he's unable -- he doesn't have a health care policy. he doesn't have -- he's not able to make progress on immigration in any sort of policy that actually solves the problem long term. and so he does these things and it is largely in times to distract but it's not just districting people, it's districting people in the worst possible biggoted divisive way by turning us against each other and viewing each other as other. >> he sits in people's house as leader of this blessed nation, yet he has nothing to offer. he promised immigration reform, health care reform and o

i'll be talking to iain anderson and putting some of your points to him.ust use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. so, it is a momentous day here at westminster. after several weeks of campaigning, the new leader of the uk conservative party will be announced in just a few hours. that person will also be moving into number 10 as britain's new prime minister. it will be one of these two men. former foreign secretary boris johnson, or the current foreign secretaryjeremy hunt. mrjohnson is the runaway favourite. he has been from the outset. two cabinet ministers have already said they will resign if he does win, because he says he would go through with a no—deal brexit. 0ur political editor, laura kuennsberg has this assessment of what's likely to happen next. however is lucky enough to win the contest however is lucky enough to win the co ntest a nd however is lucky enough to win the contest and move here in downing street on wednesday, trade is one of just a very long list of conundrums that they are going to have to grapple with. all the smart money in westminst