that's not the issue you are now asking me about and if you say that either the. them across the country i have to say that i don't know he said i don't know if ingesting any of that i'm asking you specifically about the limits of democracy and there are certain people who have argued that you know on certain ideas the decision to join the european union has been made and that's all very should not be rediscussed saying that in fact that you can bet it would then be here try to because there is no procedure for leaving. and you know what i mean. our allies the way as in many other countries we have been. at the pain that is creating. and so this is one of the top to tell you and french and dutch and german and everybody can see the east and when they would. read that to see what they said this is the third time the truth in this that italians when they voted two months ago they have not. that's mr magritte let us take a very short break now we will be back in just a few seconds. secret . of the priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it lite

president trump: you're asking me a question, i'm trying to answer. reporter: are you worried he might try to cooperate with prosecutors? president trump: no, because i did nothing wrong. reporter: did you dictate the statement about don jr.? president trump: that's a statement to the "new york times" that's a state optometrist the phony "new york times." in fact, in fact, frankly he shouldn't even speak to the "new york times" because they only write phony stories anyway, although yesterday they wrote a nice one about what a good job i was doing. reporter: on the i.g. report you said twice it exonerates you. president trump: if you read the report, i'm exonerated. take a look at the investigation, how it started, take a look at the horrible statements peter strzok, the chief investigator said and take a look at hillary clinton. i would -- i'll tell you what, you're asking me about peter strzok being fired. i'm amazed that peter strzok is still at the f.b.i. and so is everybody else that read that report. and i'm not even talking about the report. i'm

you're asking me the same question over and over. he's following laws, very simply, that were given to us and forced upon us by the democrats. reporter: but there's no law that says families have to be separated at the border. president trump: the democrats gave us the laws. i want the laws to be beautiful, humane, but strong. i don't want bad people coming in. i don't want drugs coming in. and we can solve that problem in one meeting. tell the democrats, your friends, to call me. reporter: at the end of the fox and friends interview you said you were going to spend father's day doing work and have a call with north korea. who will you talk to in north korea? president trump: i'm going to speak to people in north korea, and my people in north korea. we now have a good relationship with north korea. when i came into this job, it looked like war. not because of me. if you remember the sit down with barack obama , he said the biggest problem that the united states has by far the most dangerous problem, and said to me, that we've ever ha

same bet your grandma and i go through maybe you have no you know your gram dome asked me asking no. man's got nothing annoys me more stork you know. the local. crap going. back. playing. a live. game played a big. player. in this battle to. me. oh yeah. saturday. lol gallus tied to a guy outcome will be lol. lol. lol. lol. they. can play a. good. player play the. blame. to go legit elaborate . a. player. love. to play. a role in. a perfect. they. have a. plan . thanks. glenn. when the big bad as you ask me and. this is a campaign that seems a while. since you've gone to the. polls. a. lot of. it is going to. be old same old. backyard. cabbage. the last time. you. get the label over. going to janet. napolitano. you describe this course as. good. news they. are supposed to be as close. to the exact solar. goal. illinois. going to be in santa. cold. below you can see. them in. just. bespoke feel for. them it's going to be. cold. cold. you. are going. to. want to. come to me. anyway as a sad. old. man i'm known as. a lamb i suppose that i am the son of the. lamb. to jab lol laviolette lo

but in fact, when they asked me when it happened, when mueller team asked me when it happened, i said thought it was in late june. i didn't know quite when. that's when they presented the text messages which confirmed that had happened right before may 29th, the date of the text messages. >> so i'm curious, because you say that this guy calls you, that you presume to be of russian descent. of course it turns out he's russian, not of russian descent. "the washington post" is talking about him having a thick russian accent. why at the time did this not trigger anything in your mind? someone with a trick russian accent calling, offering dirt on hillary clinton for money? that would be illegal. nothing triggered a red flag that you would have remembered it when you testified in front of the house? >> the timing of when the informant contacted me, it was in may when nobody was talking about russia as well. if i had been contacted by a french canadian, i would have still bounced him over to roger stone. our antenna weren't up for russia contacts at all in, in the media, in the hillary clint

and i was asking her, grandma, why are you taking so many medicines? and she was telling me i want some rest. she was 59 american age, very young. and after a few hours later, i heard my uncle was screaming and asking my grandma to wake up, and that's how she ended her life. nobody told me what compassion was. there's no word for freedom in north korea. there's no word for human rights. there's no word for love. only love you can express in the country is love for the regime. i could never imagine i could hear my mom i love you. i never saw my father telling my mother i love you. everybody had to -- [inaudible]. the regime killing people with gunfire for watching dvds. but luckily i didn't get caught and i watched the dvds. i watched 007 the action movie and i thought okay americans shooting each other all the time. [laughter] >> i don't know how they do it, but i cannot live there. [laughter] >> and later i saw wwe pro wrestling and i thought that's how all american men looked like. [laughter] >> and i saw the titanic. it is a great movie. but to me i couldn't process it wh

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of women women and i rather expected in persia are you a feminist artist this question has been asked for me a lot and i was i asked my ideas do you think i'm a feminist they all said yes so if you sing on the phone is that no problem i'm extremely interested in. in woman and in the way that. their lives no matter which country what culture they come from and that it's always this duality of the extremely fragile and vulnerable and yet extremely strong and defiant. when the islamic revolution swept through we ran in one nine hundred seventy nine sure enough shock was living in the us she didn't return to iran for another decade these photos are her response to the country's altered cultural landscape their ambiguous it can be interpreted in many different ways. i remember before my father died that i was just doing that woman of i love photographs and i showed him some of the in this is and i said look i'm making money with this photographs i am i have actually a career people want to show my work and i travel i speak about it and so i am not just a designer i am because in that time in his

it's just marvelous if somebody would ask me if my boss would ask me if i would be ready to go again i wouldn't have to think twice it takes ninety minutes only to fly around the earth every ninety minutes you have a sunrise sunset and when you're on the night side of the all bit the look into the stary sky is something unbelievable i've never seen such a scary sky here from so this all together makes it extremely unique to live and work up there. yeah we agree with they're for sure here at the table with me is our science correspondent. need to take off was picture perfect is there anything that could still go wrong now because it got what you days before they actually get to the i assess space space is a very very dangerous environment so things obviously can always go wrong however just like with with airplanes the most dangerous times of any mission and just days are have been so far of takeoff and landing in about three quarters of all faiths halliday's that have happened come down to really two in space come down to two fatalities with the shuttle program columbia and challenge

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it's just marvelous if somebody would ask me if my boss would ask me if i would be ready to go again i wouldn't have to think twice it takes ninety minutes only to fly around the earth every ninety minutes you have a sunrise sunset and when you're on the night side of the orbit the look into the stary sky is something unbelievable i've never seen such a scary sky here from so this all together makes it extremely unique to live and work up there. thomas reiter speaking to us in a house and out of borger is from the european space agency control team welcome to d.w. so having me your job is to make sure it goes out there safely and come back safely kind of crucified and you're a calm which is. so for a crew support we support the astronaut before its mission so when they're assigned to a mission or two years before we will support them preparing the mission we support their launch during the mission and post flight and of course landing when they come back we'll pick them up so when it happened earlier this afternoon what was going through your mind as you watched so i got to know him

and i just -- come on, mom, what -- you should have asked me. she laughing, oh, no, you in america now. you get to buy -- yes, i'm in the u.s., but this underwear meant everything to me. she is like, no, -- we got in a fight. and what can you do, moms -- what else can you do nothing. and i came to mesa high, and then i have a young man, 17 years old, and hoping for a better life, and the thing that separate me from most of my friend growing up in the congo was i was my faith in god, and most of my friend growing up in congo, i used to the my friend when we used to play ball, i know we playing basketball with no shoes on, 110 degrees outside, i didn't know what color we was, like, how many calories we burn a day. had no ideament just playing ball examination i used to tell my friend, one day, i'm going to go to the u.s. and play college basketball, aheyouldl me crazy, what makes you believe that was the way? because i had christ. i have jesus christ with me and they were like, okay, look at this play player, stronger, bigger, stronger than you but

every time someone asks me this question i gave different answer ask try not to give that one that is all-pretentious people who want to sound important regarding their work give but bearing witness and all that yadda yadda. i'm pretty good at it, i think. not the best but i'm pretty good, and i like -- the thing i like about imbed reporting is that i get the opportunity to sit down and talk to somebody one-on-one. i like to tell small stories. i don't like to tell stories from the 30,000-foot angle. i'm not an investigative journalist. i don't cover the pentagon or the white house and the big sweeping narratives. i like just talking to the young guys and women who are out there doing the job and seeing what is going nontheir lives and giving just readers the peek through the keyhole about what is going on, and hopefully they're interested enough to read not just that story but other stories from other reporters to create the bigger picture themselves. i'm one puzzle piece and that's all i want to be. that's why i do it. what's up, chris, who i've known for a long time. >> you have wr

your gram don't ask me asking no. man's got nothing like that anymore stork you know. for me i. don't. think. that. players are still. going to. play the big. players. in this battle. royale. told. saturday. long gallery. outcome look at the polls. lol. big brother don't. lol. lol. lol. lol. players. are going to. play. the below. game. play. a little. cold. cold. turkey. a. lot of. praying. playing. joking. thanks. glenn. did not as you ask me if. there's a campaign to see a wild. man be going out to the. polls be as a. lawyer. it is cool now to. be old. to. come back our benefits not having. it all out it sounds. to me. gold may. feel a load just. going to stand at the. polling place. to describe this course a. good good. lawyer who's going to. be as close. to the exact end of the sole. goal her lawyer. is going to be channeling. gold on clay. the family. is going to be applauded. it's going to be. really. good. players. going to. want to. come to me that day as sally. told us i thought i. am the one i miss. him dearly. anyway i'm trying. to salvage molo flagpole and look you.

what i do remember martin when you asked me about how was it discussed i remember how it was discussed in school because i was a high school student at the time and one very vivid memory did i have is that i'm not sure if it was after the men text or after dissolving in a text we were sitting in class and then there was a i don't know i think it was the german teacher or the history teacher and he addressed me and asked me how does this make you feel how are you feeling and i know it came from a good place but i remember thinking why are you only asking me this should affect everyone here this is not just i'm part of this classroom i'm part of this city of to society why do i have to and it was difficult emotions of course so it was difficult to talk about it and i felt a little helpless thinking why do i have to carry this weight all by myself why you know everyone should be shocked so that was that's one memory that i think you have and i think that's very characteristic actually for the way we discuss the charges brought to nine hundred ninety three the mood of the times if you woul

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take a look -- >> collusion. >> i would -- you're asking me about peter strack being fired. i'm amazed that he is still at the fbi. and so is everybody else that read that report. and i'm not even talking about in the report. i'm talking about long before the report. he should have been fired a long time ago. and others should have been fired. [shouting] >> i'm looking at scott and scott has done a fantastic job at epa but we'll make -- i'm not happy about certain thinks. i'll be honest. excuse me. excuse me. i'm not happy but certain things buts he has done a fantastic job running running running the epa but i'm not happy. >> mr. president -- [shouting] >> children being tea away -- i. >> i hate the children being taken away. their democrats have to change their law enforcement that's their law. they were force -- >> that's -- >> quiet. quiet. that's the democrats' law. we can change its tonight. we can change it right now. if will leave here -- no, no. you need their votes. you need their votes. >> the democrats, all they have to do- >> you control both chambers commerce.

i know it came from a good place, but i remember thinking why are you only asking me? everyoneld affect here. i am part of this classroom and part of this society. is difficult to talk about it. i felt a little helpless thinking why do i have to carry this weight all by myself? everyone should be shocked. that was one memory. i think it is very characteristic for the way that we discuss it. peter: take us back to 1993, the mood of the time from your perspective. was just after reunification. there was this kind of feeling in the west that racism was a problem of the east. , weod friend of mine corresponded before the war came done. i invited him to my house. was full of people from turkey and iraq. i showed him the place. i liked being there. i went to restaurants and saw -- my daughter lives there now. he came out of one of these places and he said that he was a member of the east german communist party. he said i have always been in favor of music -- against reunification, but now i am for it. i am shocked. this is a communist. someone who is supposed to be for the b

let me go and then i met christian missionaries, and they told me that for the first time, you can be free if you go to south korea. i ask -- i don't know what it means to be free. what do you mean i can be free? that person told me you can wear jeans. that was freedom. not the freedom of speech. not the freedom of ections. that is how we risk our lives and went across the freezing gobi desert in 2009. we had little comfort with us. we followed the northern start to freedom. star to freedom. that is how we became free. a joney to be free. desert. cross another i had to know about this world. ime traveler. i did not know how the airplane flies. i do not know how they are flying. what that was. i remember when i saw on tv, people talking about animals rights. i did not know i had rights. in this country, animals have rights. how different this world is. learnly that, i had to copy machines. what is the supermarket. everything. like a baby who can talk and walk but does not know anything. that was very painful, but not only that, people started asking me, what do you think? , theer had the privilege option to choose what i

a i don't know i think it was the german teacher or the history teacher and he addressed me and asked me how does this make you feel how are you feeling and i know it came from a good place but i remember thinking why are you only asking me this should affect everyone here this is not just i'm part of this classroom i'm part of this city of to society why do i have to and it was difficult emotions of course so it was difficult to talk about it and i felt a little helpless thinking why do i have to carry this weight all by myself why you know everyone should be shocked so that was that's one memory that i think you have and i think that's very characteristic actually for the way we discuss. you through the mood of the times if you would. from your perspective he. was just tough to read if occasion i mean it was for years and. indeed we there was this kind of feeling in the west that racism was a problem of the east i experience a good friend of mine who was and who was an east german man we corresponded before the wall came down the wall came down i invited him to my house and showed him

look, they didn't ask me any questions to verify if it was the senator. i wouldn't have known. i just used menendez because it sounds like melendez. >> i was going to ask why you picked him, of all people. >> yeah. if they would have asked what party affiliation the senator had, i would have been stumped. i wouldn't have known. they didn't ask me any questions to prove i was the senator. now, that's a scary thing. i mean, wouldn't you say? for the people lurking around the president, that they don't even -- i mean, i had a harder time getting into msnbc today than i did to get through to the president. >> john, has there been any recourse? have you heard from the white house or secret service, any other government agency since this happened, since you posted the audio? >> yes. in fact, last night, when i showed up to my house, two of the neighborhood kids were waiting yowait ing outside my door. they said the secret service was at my door. they were knocking around 7:00 last night. they showed them their badges. now, i've spoken to michael avenatti, who m

mom, you should have asked me! she laughing, oh, no, you and america now and you can-- i said yes, but this underwear meant everything to me like-- she's like no, why. we got in a fight. what can you do? moms. what can you do? like nothing. i came to mesa high as a young man 17 years old hoping for a better life. the thing that is different from me for most of my friends growing up in the congo was, it was my faith in god and most of my friends growing up in the congo i would tell my friends when we would play ball i would tell them like i know we play. i know it's a hundred and 10 degrees outside. i was just playing ball and i just tell my friend like one day going to go to the us. i'm going to play college basketball and they would call me like crazy like what makes you believe that and i said because i am jesus christ with me. they were like look at this player who is taller and bigger and stronger than you but he never got a chance to go to the us or even europe, so what makes you so different and i said because

and obama did not give me the time of day. i asked him, i said i have something to say from north korea and he brushed me off. and that didn't deter me. i still kept going back. kept going back. i showed my loyalty and my trust to this country. i said to everybody, the door will say it. >> i remember you saying it. let me ask you something, does kim understand english? >> it is amazing, it is amazing, when you said though damn things, when i went back home, i got so many death threats. i got so many death threats. i was protecting everything. and i believe north korea and when i came home, i couldn't even go home. i couldn't even go home. i had to hide out for 30 days. i couldn't even go home. but i kept my head up high, brother. i knew things were going to change. i knew it. i was the only one. i never had no one to hear me. no one to see me. but i took those bullets, i took al of that. everybody came at me and i am still standing. and today is a great day for everybody, singapore, china, a great day. >> it is a historic day. >> i'm

well yes and no in the run up to this game i was speaking to people and one person actually asked me you know who do you think i should bet on germany or brazil so people kind of know that russia is ranked very low among the competitors in this tournament. but on the other hand people are of course patriotic people said to me here at the found zone if we don't believe in russia who will and also one other found said you know if they don't win this game they'll be a day of national mourning so people certainly are right you know very excited to see this match and they really hope that russia will then win but they also know that the chances aren't so great and they've got of course the consolation prize which is hosting the cup no small deed indeed and we sure would thank you so much for that but when it come back to you has anything happened in the meantime. i can see from my little minute by minute an update it looks like russia sit in a corner kick this with a foul that's ok but it's also easy going there who are the favorites who should we be looking for in terms of teams well you

now that the united states -- number one, when they ask you a letter -- let me ask you a question, do you think the european government and the private companies that have rushed into iran to do business, will pull out, and go the way of the u.s., and, my second question -- what do you think comes next? with regards to a replacement for that deal, or, a coalition effort to contain iran? >> let me thank you for posing that question, with iran. it is a badge of honor. i don't want to get into all of the details, but this deal did not block iran's path. if there was a deal on the table, to prevent iran from getting weapons, to achieve that goal, i would have gone house to house, community to community, to plead with you, to support that deal. the reason why we opposed it, and the reason why my prime minister came to congress, to speak against the deal, was because the deal did not do that, it actually pays iran's -- it attaches them to a bomb, and nuclear arsenal, all they did was temporarily blocked them, for a few short years, it puts restraints on that are automatically removed a few

you asked me if i agreed, i said nolj trying to present a side. you asked me ifi agreed, i said no.i did not talk to her. i've never talked to her, but i did say publicly on more than one occasion i was sorry. —— you did not apologise to her. that's very different. the apology wa5 public. monica lewinsky tweeted: she's talking about a lengthy article with her account of what happened. in one quote 5he article with her account of what happened. in one quote she says: anthony, if i could bring you back, as anthony, if i could bring you back, a5| anthony, if i could bring you back, as i was watching that could again i was thinking, why has bill clinton put himself in a situation where he has to go back over all of this ain? has to go back over all of this again? i think the reality is any time bill clinton makes a public appearance, or at least in front of journalists come he will be asked about this. things that happened 20 years ago. but we are viewing them now ina years ago. but we are viewing them now in a different context and in the #metoo era. while she felt there was a consensu

so many people would ask me is it possible, is it possible. at that time we had no relationship to chair kim or anybody else in north korea. it was a closed society. so we're getting the remains back. secured the halt of all missile and nuclear tests for -- how long has it been, seven months you haven't had a missile go up. for seven months you haven't had a nuclear test. you haven't had a nuclear explosion. i remember a nuclear event took place, 8.8 in the richter scale. and they announced, i heard it on the radio, they announced that a massive, you know -- a massive earthquake took place somewhere in asia. then they said it was in north korea and found out it was a nuclear test. i said, i never heard of a richter scale in the high eights. and if you look, there's been no missile launches. they've blown up their missile area that's going to take place. that has not been written into the contract, we're going to give you the exact details on that. but they secured a halt of all missiles and all nuclear tests. they secured the closure of their

about it i was amazed actually so many people would ask me is it possible is it possible at that time we had no relationship to chairman kim or to anybody else in north korea you know it's a very closed society so we're getting the remains back secured the halt of all missile and nuclear tests for how long has it been seven months you haven't had a missile go up for seven months you haven't had a nuclear test you haven't had a nuclear explosion i remember a nuclear event took place eight point eight on the richter scale and they announced i heard it on the radio they announced that a mass of you know of earthquake took place somewhere in asia. and then they said it was a north korea and then they found out it was a nuclear test i said i never heard of a rector scale in the high eights and if you look there has been no missile launches they've blown up their missile area that's going to take place that has not been written into the contract we're going to give you the exact details on that. but they secured a halt of all missiles and of all nuclear tests they secured the closure o

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after i told clinton asks me in a letter to look at this case with an open mind he says he is not the killer and claims his co-defendants make plea deals with the d.a. when i look at this case i immediately know something is seriously wrong there are no fingerprints or d.n.a. or any other evidence that clinton committed the two murders only statements based fellow suspects marc garneau l and they fit which show substantial discrepancies. they realize all the stuff i have they don't want me to get it before the course so they'll know it when i see it's not about justice it's about. a cold the statistics i wanted your vehicle power. ok the best four years i examined testimonies and got the withheld information such as crucial ballistic research i also talked to involved parties and witnesses i hope to get an answer to the question could it really be that the wrong man is on death row. to go get him a vehicle. still put your eye on him or this dear he'll. the is no excuse. but. my the fence is i didn't kill nobody i don't know them i was on back in the way we're supposed to that you know

they didn't ask me any questions to make me prove i was a senator. had a harder time getting into msnbc today than i did to get through to the president. >> john, has theran been any recourse? have you heard from the white house or secret service or any government agency since this handed since you posted that audio? >> yes, in fact last night when i showed up to my house two of the neighborhood kids were waiting outside my door. and they said that the secret service was at my door and they were knocking around 7:00 last night. and they showed them their badges. now, you know i have spoken to michael avenatti and -- who may have to represent me in this. >> uh-huh. >> i mean, if donald wants -- i mean if donald wants to have me arrested over this. it is a gray area because i do have a first amendment right. i'm also a comedian. they can say i impersonated a snaemplt but then i made no -- you -- a senator. but then i made no -- this wasn't something where i can make money out of. there was no harm done. if anything, i had a somewhat intelligent convers

february 2018 at home investigator came to my house she asked me a lot of questions and had me fill outaperwork. i got the impression that the home impressed -- investigator think i made enough money to be able to support my granddaughter and myself. i know i don't make a lot of money but i make enough to care for her. everything i have i will give to her. i have not heard anything since then. when i reached out to a social worker at the treatment center she told me that the office of refugee resettlement lost my application. i was afraid they were going to transfer her somewhere else. the last time we talked she told me she was starting to feel desperate. i told her not to lose hope and we are waiting to see what the government says about me. please remember these words. please do not lose hope. and weem in your hearts will not forget. america and i are here to say we know we all believe that our democracy is at stake. our humanity is at stake. we are out here to save the soul of a nation. we need all the children reunited for their parents. we demand to and the zero humanity policy. w

about it i was amazed actually so many people would ask me is it possible is it possible at that time we had no relationship to chairman kim or to anybody else in north korea you know it's a very closed society so we're getting the remains back secured the halt of all missile and nuclear tests for how long has it been seven months you haven't had a missile go up for seven months you haven't had a nuclear test you haven't had a nuclear explosion i remember a nuclear event took place eight point eight on the richter scale and they announced i heard it on the radio they announced that a massive you know of earthquake took place somewhere in asia. and then they said it was a north korea and then they found out it was a nuclear test i said i never heard of a rector scale in the high eights and if you look there has been no missile launches they've blown up their missile area that's going to take place that has not been written into the contract we're going to give you the exact details on that but they secured a halt of all missiles and of all nuclear tests they secured the closure of

people ask me, why don't you just ride in a car, too? i tell them, i don't know. i've asked. his space -- i guess. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: i need to get a pair of those. butt turns out kim's biggest admirer wasn't in those crowds outside. no, fan boy number one was right there at the summit. >> earlier, before theiric sitd, the two leaders sizing each other up with a handshake. >> trevor: yeah, you heard that right. president trump said meeting kim jong un was his great honor. i mean, then again, when you've appeared in a mcdonald's commercial talking to grimace, everything seems like an honor. i get it. i get it. but this alone is what north korea has been pining for for decades, equal standing with the american president, shaking hands, their flags side by side. some may have seen that and thought, oh, trump's being nice for now, but when he gets kim alone in that negotiation room, he's going to denuke his nuts off! but it turns out only one man lost his nuts in that room. >> trump and kim signed a joint document committing to work towards "complete denuclear

generalizing the sensational part of any story so an actress a famous actor saying that this producer has asked meor rape me is way more sellable than. regular person a regular woman saying that while it happens every day to regular women and they do try to speak up but no one is listening so it's very important for us to learn to listen and not just length give importance to those who are famous to the shiny part of any story because it's also deprives it of its strength and. you know depth i mean of course they have suffered i mean all these actresses have suffered but in no way am i'm going to be the bad woman saying that they also have waited all these years in order to speak up while it would have been a way better to many others to just say you know what earlier i mean i'm not i don't want to blame the victim but i have to speak about a certain responsibility thank you very much for that comment. or round of applause for that to me too obviously was all about speaking up and jumana very early on and long before me too as well you were breaking taboos and bringing the body and issues of women