in general there is far too much sloppiness and buyers, but bravo andrew neil today. —— and buyers.t allegation of buyers in relation to brexit is the one we heard before lastjune's referendum act in the past fortnight politicians have joined in act in the past fortnight politicians havejoined in argument, with several mps writing to newspapers last week that the bbc had fallen far short of its obligation to provide balanced coverage and had skewed good economic news since the referendum. 0n economic news since the referendum. on thursday, a rival group of politicians wrote another letter, calling on the corporation to resist attem pts calling on the corporation to resist attempts at political interference and report fearlessly and impartially on the brexit negotiations. that divided reaction is also evident amongst newswatch viewers, although most people we hear from viewers, although most people we hearfrom side with viewers, although most people we hear from side with this anonymous caller. might i suggest thatjust for once the bbc could be a little more up beat about our leaving

in general, there is far too much sloppiness and bias, but bravo andrew neil today.ght, politicians have joined in the argument, with 70 mps writing to newspapers last week that the bbc had fallen far short of its obligation to provide balanced coverage and had skewed good economic news since the referendum. then, on thursday, a rival group of politicians wrote another letter, calling on the corporation to resist attempts at political interference and report fearlessly and impartially on the brexit negotiations. that divided reaction is also evident amongst newswatch viewers, though most people we hear from side with this anonymous caller. might i suggest thatjust for once the bbc could be a little more up beat about our leaving the european union? it's been so depressing having to listen to all your presenters, and god knows how many political editors you have, talking about brexit, always, always in a negative fashion! please, try and be a little more positive. thank you. whether brexit is a cause for celebration and a great opportunity for the uk to take back cont

i stung this with andrew neil a few years ago, this is kabuki theatre. the japanese theatre.n america it means this posturing, this little dance, this little show, and it is kabuki theatre and these are not issues, citizens' rights, yes. the irish border? i don't see that as an issue. dear me! it is an island so if they are worried about people getting into europe, they will still have to go through a port somewhere? but because of the history of northern ireland and ireland, the heart border was a big issue. that is concerning. i see this as a soft border. there has beena this as a soft border. there has been a common travel area well before the european union. the republic of ireland will be staying in the single market and that means the full freedoms of goods and services and capital and labour so anybody working in ireland, if there was no border controls, they could move to northern ireland, so that is an issue and that is an issue on the tablets because if it happens that we have tariffs against the eu, against ireland, that could be an issue. there are mince -- amends

. —— andrew neil.ng for marine le pen as an individual. we shall see. thank you for watching this half. back with you in a couple of minutes. good evening. we have a classic weather setup that could lead to some tornadoes in north america. before we get the, it has been tornado season in bangladesh and recently we have had some severe thunderstorms and they kill stone is as well. the next few days should be drier and storms will continue in the north—eastern states of india, into bhutan and eastern nepal. away from you, generally hot and dry. that is what we would expect at this time of year. not as hot around delhi because there will be more india and maybe one or two showers as well. in north america, in the sunshine state of florida, it has been dry. drought conditions, wildfires, but that area of clyde in miami produced a few inches of rain. it did not last long but it combines with clyde bringing heavy rain to georgia, bringing in wet conditions to new york on tuesday only because of flooding and

neil: we'll watch. shannon bream, thank you. judge andrew napolitano is here. with justice clarence thomas before any of this hoopla over needing 60 votes, he was approved 52-48. i know it was a different environment back then, you could argue a very divisive argument. how did this get to be a big concern? >> the democrats believe is -- this is their phrase -- a stolen seat. they believe president obama ought to have had his nominee, judge merrick garland, a democrat a very qualified person to sit on the supreme court given an up our down vote. because the republican majority in the senate did not give judge garland a hearing or a vote, the democratic minority in the senate wants to block judge gorsuch. this is basically a tit for tat. eyeball to eyeball and somebody has to blink. the republicans have more votes than the democrat and the country is tired of a court that has eight members instead of nine. many people i think this is obvious voted for donald trump because they wanted him to choose the replacement for justice scalia and hillary clinton and he's do

fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano confirmation process of neil gorsuch and jesse james craftsman jesse james with us. the show had the big interview this week with president donald jay trump.k in washington this morning. judge neil gorsuch will be sworn in as the newest justice of the supreme court. administration officials are responding to foreign policy questions after u.s. missile strikes and you're last week. white house officials which the agenda from health care to tax reform. mitch mcconnell and wilbur ross talk about it over the weekend the president's plans now. >> today's democratic party today seems tax reform is about income redistribution. how much can we get out of successful people in order to push down to those who've been less successful. that is not about growing the economy. and so, i would love to be able to do tax reform on a bipartisan basis. most of the democrats stably tax reform is a tax hike. >> is not holding back on regulatory reform. not holding back on enforcement of existing trade agreements. we have been bringing cases at a far mor

neil gorsuch on the supreme court. now a third democratic senator has joined the fight.(ááájustineááá) democratic senator joe donnelly of indiana is now openly supporting gorsuch. reporter andrewugh filibuster. one way or another, senate republicans say neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week as the next u-s supreme court justice.senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tells fox news sunday that will happen, even if they have to change the senate rules.sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority." senate minority leader chuck schumer told n-b-c's meet the press he thinks it's "highly, highly unlikely" gorsuch will get enough support to avoid a filibuster.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60-vote margin."sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "why doesn't president trump, democrats and republicans in the senate sit down and try to come up with a mainstream nominee?"echoing mcconnell, majority whip john cornyn made it clear on c-b-s's face the nation that senate republicans intend to push gorsuch through this week -- with or

senate republicans are determined to get judge neil gorsuch on the supreme court.( mark ) now a third democratic senator says he will support the nominee. andreway or another, senate republicans say neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week as the next u-s supreme court justice.senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tells fox news sunday that will happen, even if they have to change the senate rules.sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority." senate minority leader chuck schumer told n-b-c's meet the press he thinks it's "highly, highly unlikely" gorsuch will get enough support to avoid a filibuster.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60-vote margin."sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "why doesn't president trump, republicans in the senate sit down and try to come up with a mainstream nominee?"echoing mcconnell, majority whip john cornyn made it clear on c-b-s's face the nation that senate republicans intend to push gorsuch through this week -- with or without democratic support.sen. jo

neil: all right the president at joint base andrews at air force one. familiar site. will take off for wisconsin later today. his push will be hiring more american workers keeping those jobs here. with us aol cofounder steve case, buy american and hire american message, his book out in paperback. the third wave, gets into the macro issues and how to implement. steve good to see you. >> always good to be with you. neil: what do you think of the president's goal, hire american, crackdown on h1b visas on the lower end? i know many in the technology community get nervous about that. what do you think? >> the goal i buy american, hire american is the right thing. you should look at laws and fresh look at h 1 about visas. we need to look how we win in the nextwave to create the right kind of environment across the country, not just places like silicon valley. immigration is a tough issue. we talked about it in the past. it's a tough issue. looking at rules to figure out what to do makes sense. part of what made america great is magnet of talent around the world. some of our

neil gorsuch on the supreme court. now a third democratic senator has joined the fight. democratic senator joe donnelly of indiana is openly supporting gorsuch. andrew latest. one way or another, senate republicans say neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week as the next u-s supreme court justice.senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tells fox news sunday that will happen, even if they have to change the senate rules.sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority." senate minority leader chuck schumer told n-b-c's meet the press he thinks it's "highly, highly unlikely" gorsuch will get enough support to avoid a filibuster.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60-vote margin."sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "why doesn't president trump, democrats and republicans in the senate sit down and try to come up with a mainstream nominee?"echoing mcconnell, majority whip john cornyn made it clear on c-b-s's face the nation that senate republicans intend to push gorsuch through this week -- with or withou

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of an air national .uard unit in andrews democratic senator jeff merkley held the floor for 15 hours to highlight the party's opposition to the supreme court nominee neilrsuch its, accusing the judge of siding with corporations over people. mitch mcconnell says that he has votes to change senate rules and support the immigrant filibuster, a showdown could come tomorrow. syrian and russia denied there was a gas attack that killed at least 72 people. russia blamed the death on the rebels and said the syrian air force bond and ammunitions dump because the rebels were moving chemical reverends from a warehouse. -- chemical weapons from a warehouse. in russia, six people have been arrested on suspicion of recruiting terrorists. no word on if the rest are linked to the subway bombing in st. petersburg that killed 14 people. those arrested come from central asian countries that were once part of the soviet union. authorities said the suicide bomber responsible for the bombing was from the central asian nation of cares extend -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra: c

reporter andrew spencer has more about how that's still not enough to avoid a filibuster. one way or another, senate republicans say neilfirmed this week as the next u-s supreme court justice.senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tells fox news sunday that will happen, even if they have to change the senate rules.sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority." senate minority leader chuck schumer told n-b-c's meet the press he thinks it's "highly, highly unlikely" gorsuch will get enough support to avoid a filibuster.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60-vote margin."sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "why doesn't president trump, democrats and republicans in the senate sit down and try to come up with a mainstream nominee?"echoing mcconnell, majority whip john cornyn made it clear on c-b-s's face the nation that senate republicans intend to push gorsuch through this week -- with or without democratic support.sen. john cornyn / -r- majority whip: "if they filibust

neil: two developments we're following right now. president trump will leave joint base andrews to go to palm beach, mar-a-lago, where he will kick off a two-day conference with the chinese leader, xi xinping. indications are that could be a fairly frank discussion when it comes to trying to get the chinese to do what they can about north korea and all those missile tests and also about that gaping trade gap between our two countries. $347 billion last year. the president wants that narrowed considerably. he wants the chinese to do their part. separately we're watching settlements in the united states senate where it looks like an effort to filibuster the nomination of neil gorsuch to be the next supreme court justice of the united states has failed and republicans are set now any minute to go ahead and just, go on a simple majority vote here. and if that is the case, neil gorsuch would almost invariably confirmed tomorrow some time. estimated to be sometime tomorrow night. the reason why we keep harkening back to the markets liking these developments, would be racked up, take i

neil gorsuch will be sworn in today. kayla tausche joins us with more. >> good morning, andrew. judge gorsuch will become justice gorsuch as he's sworn in as the 101st justice to the supreme court. it's a win for the white house which now has two weeks to regroup with congress. with infighting and potentially organize personality. it's widely reported that deputy national security adviser k.t. mcfarland is going to be reassigned as ambassador. elsewhere, foreign policy will come into focus with secretary of state rex tillerson meeting g7 leaders before russia's foreign minister wednesday as the u.s. steps up criticism of russia over syria. on "meet the press," u.n. ambassador nikki haley went even further to reiterate her push for regime exchange. >> in no way do we look at peace happening in that area with iranian influence. and no way do we see peace in that area with russia covering up for assad. in no way do we see peace in that area with assad agency the head of the syrian government. and we have to make sure that we're pushing that process. >> meanwhile, north korea has sa

neil gorsuch where the law gets twisted to find for the powerful over the individual. judge gorsuch's ruling was overturned through a unanimous vote in the case of an -- andrew f.v. the county school board. in that case another autistic child with attention deficit disorder was also removed from school. like luke he went on to make great progress. his parents said that the public school wasn't helping and sued the school district to compel them to pay for the private tuition. it was basically a mere example of luke's case and speaking for the court, chief justice john roberts said that judge gorsuch's de minimis standard was too low, that the federal law demands more. it requires an educational program reasonably calculated to enable a child to make progress appropriate in light of the child's circumstances. that is the quote that -- from the case. de minimis standard was too low. the federal law demands more, requires an educational program reasonably calculated to make a child -- to make it appropriate for the child in light of the circumstances. he went on to say, chief justice john roberts in his majority opinion, that it cannot be right that the ieda contemp