b c nationally followed so m s n b c has their competing conspiracy theories to fox news's conspiracy theories and it's hyper and. all sorts of studies have shown as once you embrace a conspiracy theory is no amount of facts in fact if you are presented with facts to the contrary that prove disprove your wacky conspiracy theory you're more likely to believe it even harder so i think we have these two competing conspiracy theories there they're very popular there i mean that's how alex jones has had so many millions of viewers and dedicated listeners throughout the years as if you have a conspiracy theories people love it and they will just keep on tuning in to get it confirmed over and over and it's claims rachel maddow yeah she's got her because she is there is trying to grab alex jones as market and our show is being phased out of social media because rachel maddow is the chosen one she's the conspiracy theorist that we must all listen to but you know the point about murdoch's a good one because murdoch represents the age of big media ratings driven political manipulation that's fad

and some b. c. the people like that he gives them a lot of cannon fodder to want to work with patrick you know i think earlier your point it's essential crisis that the mainstream media is going through it's not just an end existential crisis it's a financial crisis so what you have now is they've been forced to basically run click bait and if you talk about broadcast television it's one crisis after another or one sort of trying to arrangement crisis after another with the print with the washington post to get the deal yet. every day michael cohen said this michael cohen said that steve bannon's gardner heard him you know whatever singing russian in the shower so this is the daily sort of water because they can't they have to attract the audiences they have to get the clicks the very thing they accuse of the independent media with the very thing they decry and social media they themselves are the worst offenders now so they need a crisis this is the sort of recurring theme with the mainstream media

it's been a difficult year for me and i achieved a b, c and ad. ficult year for me and i achieved a b, cand a.d. and i been a difficult year for me and i achieved a b, c and ad. and i got accepted into my first choice university at queens to do law and i'm really looking forward to my future. how did you get on? i got b, b,c future. how did you get on? i got b, b, candl future. how did you get on? i got b, b, c and i was so nervous. it turned out i had nothing to worry about. i am going to my first choice university of huddersfield and it's where i really wanted to go when i was looking around universities. i'm really proud of myself getting in. there's been a lot of changes to a—levels. did it have an impact?” think doing it all at the end of two years was difficult for me because my memory is not the best thing in the world so i had to do a lot of work and revision and there was a lot of late nights staying up and putting in the work, because when you go home there's a lot of distractions. in the end, it paid off, but at the time i found it diffi

they protect one another and what do you make of the claims that weinstein was actually calling and b c executives directly about the research into these allegations. oh i believe it makes a lot of sense because the president of n.b.c. no oppenheim is a screenwriter and you know his spare time he wants to try to get into hollywood into certain things so maybe he knows no way a maybe he knows other people a b. c. so he probably had a direct line to say as a way to me what's going on with this was going on with there and they're probably given him certain pieces of information because the people at a.b.c. don't want to bring it relationship because they when he gets out he would in if you make weinstein look bad they may not just be him you've got to worry about there are others in hollywood who may not like that scene which so again this goes back to entertain made history a lot of them know each other they're having to get there and they protect each other so it makes sense for weinstein to have their direct line of communication. now we've seen the massive fallout from this story what

and some b. c. the people like that he gives them a lot of cannon fodder to want to work with patrick you know i think earlier your point it's a central crisis that the mainstream media. he's going through it's not just in an existential crisis it's a financial crisis so what you have now is they've been forced to basically run click bait and if you're talking about broadcast television it's one crisis after another or one sort of trump derangement crisis after another with the print with the washington post i get the daily alerts every day and michael cohen said this michael cohen said that steve bannon's gardener heard him you know whatever singing russian in the shower so this is the daily sort of fodder because they can't they have to attract the audiences they have to get the clicks the very thing they accuse of the independent media the very thing they decry on social media they themselves are the worst offenders now so they need a crisis this is the sort of recurring theme with the mainstream

i got b,b,c and u nfortu nately i just gone. c and unfortunately i needed to get three as but at the end of the day it is what it is and hopefully i can try to get into my insurance which is manchester met. there have been major changes in a—levels in england with a move away from coursework and as—level is no longer contributing to final marks. we are basically on a new specification so there was that possibility examiners can be particularly harsh or lenient. this man came to england from syria at the age of 12, today his future will be studying medicine. he was given an unconditional offer and other incentives to study at the university of central lancashire. the university offered me £1000 if i do get the grades and i got them so that's an extra thing to be happy about. universities are keen to attract students but there has been criticism of the record number of unconditional offers that have been made. i think unconditional offers area bit made. i think unconditional offers are a bit of a national shame. halfway through bec

and some b. c. the people like that he gives them a lot of cannon fodder to want to work with patrick you know i think earlier your point it's essential crisis that the mainstream media is going through it's not just in an existential crisis it's a financial crisis so what you have now is they've been forced to basically run click bait if you're talking about broadcast television it's one crisis after another or one sort of trying derangement crisis after another with the print with the washington post i get the daily alerts every day and michael cohen said this michael cohen said that steve bannon is gardner heard him you know whatever singing russian in the shower so this is the daily sort of fodder because they can't they have to attract the audiences they have to get the clicks the very thing they accuse of the independent media the very thing they decry on social media they themselves are the worst offenders now so they need a crisis this is the sort of recurring theme with the mainstream media

who know what this is about would help japanese doctors who are at a loss but the soul purpose of a b. c c wads to study the effect of radiation on human body is nothing else not to help the sick people but the radiation and. them the survivors felt. they were being used as a guinea pigs twice first time as a target secondly. subject for this search you can imagine the. occupation forces did not want the media newspapers. and to write anything we could. seeing as disturbed one thing ages two the occupation forces. if the newspaper write something about the destruction and especially human suffering in another thirty that was a very that was considered to be disadvantages this have to stop so they censored and they forced some newspaper companies to close the shop that's not exactly democratic thing to do and this survivors. wrote that they had the correspondence that some people wrote high cool you know japanese in literary form when they have pain in their art they have to express that by writing haiku and so on they have the photographs for ailment is a medical information albeit thing

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breaks it they like to come up with conspiracy theories instead and again we invite you to go to m s n b c and fox and c.n.n. and look at their conspiracy theories and enjoy them or not or like believe them or not but some facts my also have relevance to why people are so angry and they want to kick the elite in the teeth over and over even if it means taking down the global economy because if that global economy is not working for them they're probably thinking why should it work for those top one percent we have shown those that famous study where they have two monkeys in cages next week each other you give one monkey a carrot he's happy he'll eat it you give the other monkey a grape and suddenly that monkey that was perfectly happy with a carrot before sees the the other monkey gets a better good taste your great and he goes crazy and he starts slamming everything and throwing all his food or oh it's an excellent point just to briefly build on the so vote and i talk to british people about a i said you know this is economic suicide and they said i don't care i just want to kick the elit

his position as director of the cia back in january twenty seventh team and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but i feel other prominent political figures i'm a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally ates susan rice and german cave peter sure lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agency is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate that these

from the country also italian unicredit is strongly impacted to a lesser extent dutch bank i n g h s b c in britain and to be m.p. back in fraps now for more cuts rope in the top khin maung from a.b.n. amro the institute about who released that study good to have you with us first tell us how worried should we be about in particular in terms of its impact on the european banks. well the numbers as you say quite large almost one hundred fifty billion and now that does seem on the surface like a pig headed line amount but for the european banks it is very little actually for especially considering the how strong and large turkey is the exposure by european banks has been very limited as you said b.v.a. is the most impacted but still it's only ten percent of total assets for the lender so it's going to be definitely a drag on profitability for a few lenders but not all of them all right so so no reason to panic just to get but nevertheless the situation isn't exactly good how to get out of this downward spiral and you haven't as as a gesture. there wolf from all sides just very clear that w

they're feeling good they're feeling optimistic so you know if you're if they're tuning into m s n b c and c.n.n. and only hearing that there's an evil plot out to like we have a manchurian president maybe they're like well you know what things haven't been this great since reagan for us maybe we look like the president. so maybe that is the way to go i mean this is how their conspiracy theory could backfire on oh it's definitely backfiring and twenty. she will probably not hurt trump and these good to go in twenty twenty simply because she's a change agent as i've been saying sent just before the twenty fifteen election you need somebody to come along and drain the swamp as he says he's firing some f.b.i. crux is that revoking the credentials for cia people that have long gone and they just leaked to the press for some ill gotten gains and is draining this well that's what we want to do it doesn't even matter my argument. is it doesn't matter what crazy political tweets he sends it doesn't matter who he fires or anything like that or what his insiders all these of the people recording

say but i want to stay with this magnification here because if you look if you watch c n n n m s n b c and then you watch fox on the same evening you'd think you'd be parallel universes i mean you really would have a sense that both are in some kind of never never land and having nothing to do with the world outside go ahead rob i was one of the token liberals on fox and at one point i think i made over two hundred. ten appearances on there over the course of a couple of years. there they were pursuing back then i think more of a fair and balanced attitude but now well i was always like the washington generals the team the never beaten the harlem globetrotters you know i was going in the know the five other people were going to beat up on me but i was allowed to voice my opinion i don't really get that sense anymore i sense that the people that they picked to to give a liberal perspective are speaking of outrageous claims and comments and policies and they're taking an extreme so they can say look at this kooky liberal he is just like bernie sanders but but we also have a divisive pres

from the country italy's unicredit is also strongly impacted and to a lesser extent dutch bank i n g h b c in britain and to be m.p. paddy power in france earlier i asked analyst tom kane months of the dutch bank a.b.n. amro how worried we should be about to take in terms of its potential impact on european banks the numbers as you say are quite large almost one hundred fifty billion and now that does seem on the surface like if they cared line amount but for the european banks it is very little actually for especially considering the how strong and large turkey is the exposure by european banks has been very limited as you said b.v.a. is the most impacted but still it's only ten percent of total assets for the lender so it's going to be definitely a drug of profitability for a few lenders but not all of them all right so so no reason to panic just to get but nevertheless the situation isn't exactly good how to get out of this downward spiral you haven't as a suggestion. yeah well from our side it's just very clear that we need to have some assurance that the independence of the central ba

left his position as director of the cia back in january twenty seventeen and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but a few other prominent political figures i'm evaluating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally aids susan rice and german cave peter sure lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agencies are not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate that these

left his position as director of the cia back in january twenty seventeen and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but i feel other prominent political figures i'm a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally ates susan rice and german cave peter struck lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agency is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like broadening komi intervening in the public debate that these

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breaks it they like to come up with conspiracy theories instead and again we invite you to go to m s n b c and fox and c.n.n. and look at their conspiracy theories and enjoy them or not or like believe them or not but some facts my also have relevance to why people are so angry and they want to kick the elite in the teeth over and over even if it means taking down the global economy because if that global economy is not working for them they're probably thinking why should it work for those top one percent we have shown those that famous study where they have two monkeys and cages next week childcare you give one monkey a carrot he's happy eat it. you give the other monkey a grape and suddenly that monkey that was perfectly happy with a carrot before the other monkey gets a better taste you're great and he goes crazy and he start slamming everything and throwing all his food right that's an excellent point just to briefly build on that so the boat and i talked to british people about a i said you know this is economic suicide and they said i don't care i just want to kick the elites in the

over an hour from now court appearance by quote john doe the case is labeled john doe versus us and b c news reporting that this is in fact michael cohen against. cough an e. of speculation in the last twenty four hours that he was approaching a plea deal in local outlets reporting that he was an intense negotiations with the southern district we do not know at this stage what michael cohen will be pleading guilty to and what he is offering to prosecutors in return for that plea what we do know is that he has been under investigation since april at least when his office and home and hotel room were raided by f.b.i. officials seeking documents that they were looking for evidence of fraud possible fraud related to his businesses in addition to being donald trump's fixer and personal lawyer for about a decade he also has a taxi business that was under investigation and also they were looking at payments possible campaign finance violations related to payments that were made to two women that donald trump allegedly had affairs with stormy daniels the adult film star and a playboy model kare

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know what this is about would help a japanese doctors who are at a loss but that's so purpose of a b c c wads to study the effect of radiation on human bodies nothing else not to help the sick people but the radiation and. them the survivors felt the they were being used as a guinea pigs twice first time as a target secondly. subject for research you can imagine the. occupation forces did not want the media newspapers. and to write anything which could be seen as disturbed one thing ages to the occupation forces and if the newspaper write something about the destruction and especially human suffering in another thirty that was a very that was considered to be disadvantageous this had to stop so they censored and they forced some newspaper companies to close the shop. that's not exactly democratic thing to do and. vive us. wrote that they had the correspondence and some people wrote the high cool you know japanese literary form when they have pain in their heart they have to express that my writing haiku in song they have the photographs. is a medical information all these things were c

left his position as director of the cia back in january twenty seventeen and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but i feel other prominent political figures i'm a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally aides susan rice and german cave peter struck lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agents is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public to create these

and the radio station l b c neither chose to comment they've let their work speak for itself and generally journalists are relatively inhospitable to extreme fringe far right wing populist viewpoints but once those actors do force themselves onto the agenda then there's a feeding frenzy that occurs so that's how i think media and journalists specifically can produce a reality that they actually don't really want to say. with the governing conservatives divided over the opposition labor party split over the same issue and the mostly pro brackets it tabloid press still pushing its agenda british politics is already in a messy state and when the broadcast media even with the best of journalistic intentions put the likes of tommy robinson on their air so that they can grill him they find they cannot do so without giving him the exposure he craves they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions that is where britain seems to find itself today and the news media aren't just reporting the story many times they have a hand in driving it. we're discussing other media stories that are on our

people elected donald trump to do a, b and c for them. and he's doing a, b, c. be in an unsavory fashion. but that is why his base is supporting him. we want these things done. economy, immigration, build the wall, whatever it is, and he's still on hot pursuit of those things. >> that's exactly right. he's fulfilling the promises he made as a presidential candidate in many ways, and some critics will say, look, the fact that he's doing that is hiding the fact that he's done potentially -- or is connected to other people who have done wrongdoing, and why republicans are ignoring that. >> the reason why some people are ignoring it, is exactly what you just said, he's producing, he's producing on policy, he's producing on the supreme court. we'll see that even more in the coming weeks with judge kafanov's confirmation hearings, these are things that people who voted for him, absolutely wanted to see, because they're seeing that, they're not necessarily seeing some of these other things. >> laura, with regard to the new york times which painted a picture of the pres

later a man called lanny davis michael cohen's own attorney comes out and says he was the source for c n n a b he's made a mistake and c. is inside into this complicated matter has been misinterpreted mr davis eventually even appeared on c.n.n. several times to reiterate just that the reporting of this story got mixed up so michael cohen does not have information that president trump knew about the from tower meeting with the russians beforehand or you know does not is that your understanding now that the senate. has been told no michael cohen stands by his testimony he did not know of the trump tower meeting beforehand that's correct and the reporting was a bit garbled but c.n.n. did nothing to warn its audience the story could have been false in fact it even began attacking the man who it once used as a source blaming him for changing his mind as often as the wind however when c.n.n. first broke the news based on a tip off from sources it mentioned that attorney davis declined to comment on the matter and now we know that mr davis and the source are the same person like these guys other infl

a, b, c, d. that requires an intergovernmental process to determine what prices we could make them pay. the relevant agencies of the government that act on that. do we have any sense that the president -- it's nice that they're doing this but if the president didn't say a word about this to putin in private or at the press conference standing next to putin, what does all this mean? >> the fact that coats said he didn't have a conversation with the president -- he didn't feel like he had clarity, we can't have those conversations back channelled and say we're going to do a, b, c and d. what i took out of this is he doesn't have the power to say these are how we're going to strike against russia if those conversations were even had. >> paul nakasone, the new nsa director, this is the first time i've seen him in this since he replaced mike rogers. he said -- essentially he made it clear, we're prepared to start going on offense. but it was almost like i'm waiting for the order. that's what it sounde

b. he's made a mistake and c. is inside into this complicated matter has been misinterpreted mr davis eventually even appeared on c.n.n. several times to reiterate just that the reporting of this story got mixed up so michael cohen does not have information that president trump knew about the from terror meeting with the russians beforehand or you know does not is it your understanding now that the senate. has been told no michael cohen stands by his testimony he did not know of the trump tower meeting beforehand that's correct and the reporting was a bit garbled but c.n.n. did nothing to warn its audience the story could have been false in fact it even began attacking the man who it once used as a source blaming him for changing his mind as often as the wind however when c.n.n. first broke the news based on a tip off from sources it mentioned that attorney davis declined to comment on the matter and now we know that mr davis and the source are the same person like these guys other influential outlets the likes of

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new mobility concepts at its metropolis lab in barcelona and sunshine and the open road in numbers c b c three hundred convertible. that several proceedings has given the c. class a facelift our car test that you know as peter he says that the c. class model comes in four different versions today she's going to test the convertible mercedes has made a number of nice little improvements to this car. there are l.e.d. headlights and optionally the high beams can reach up to six hundred fifty meters the familiar diamond grill with chrome pins and facia have been redesigned. it looks modern and at the same time familiar sporty and elegant see classic cars have been around since one thousand nine hundred eighty two but the convertible model made its first appearance in two thousand and sixteen. if i don't know long enough. says these design changes don't really stand out at first glance but they do come with a number of options for example three different versions of the headlights for different colors for the canopy and twenty seven different designs for the wheel rims in the divided city. th