some years ago, chief justice moore and berger -- war and berger, the chief justice of the united states was invited by lord hailsham to go to opening of the inns of court in the michaelmas term. that is earlier meet october. the reason the that in former times the young men that wanted to be barristers were in london, but they had to go home to help with the harvest. they would not be back until october. so that is the opening of the michaelmus term. what happens is they go into westminster abbey and there is a procession with the english judges and their finery led by the lord chancellor. the lord chancellor invited berger to walk beside him going down the aisle of westminster abbey with all of the judges behind him. berger was thrilled and look ed like he went out of central casting. [laughter] justice kennedy: lord hailsham was a very friendly man, and the first group in the church in the back were americans and other foreign visitors. the next group was the labor shadow government. they were out of office but the shadow prime minister was neil kinnock, and they were walking in and t

aside from wine ' berger no one is on the record as far as taking part of this project. there is one tape in june 1973 where nixon awkwardly jokes about it in front of schulz during a cabinet meeting. schulz lets it go, and you never see it again in the record. nearly 20 years later, after a transcript of one of the white house tapes leaked out to the press, i believe it was published in the washington post, people find out nixon at least wanted this to happen. no one knows if it actually happened or anyone moved on the order, but wineberger was asked about the one particular conversation i read from may of 1972 where he said you get a hold of wine ' berger and say i want the funds. i want them now. wipe ' berger was asked and he said i have no idea what he's talking about, nixon has time where he rants and raves. he never stood up and said no to the president. that's important he lied about it in 1993. tapes have been released since then and records i have access to you showed this project was much closer to happening than anyone had thought in the 1970s, '80's, or '90'

yes however the payment is no mission of guilt neither is the ten point five million dollars for berger which also operates a strength for stock exchange where i am right now. but still the company isn't going to to fight this and says it's in their best interests to let this rest and that is at least the admission of guilt of insider trading but of the fact that this entire setup of this co-payment scheme that they had set up as a bonus for can get there was pretty bad idea and did come out of a very very bad time there's no getting no talking out of that. simply it's worth it. what was another bad idea of the three hundred thousand votes as jody you've logged a class action lawsuit against the automaker it will compensation the losses in value to their vehicles used emissions cheating scandal the company has already paid out billions of dollars in fines and compensation to drugs diseases in the u.s. in germany. it's have so far only been offered software upgrades federation construed mobilizations has filed the lawsuit. china has been investing heavily in africa and other nations havi

i have with me now gloria berger and josh green. josh is also the author of "devil's bargain." gloria, let me start with you, is the president's big p.r. push, is that a sign that all of the pressure is getting him right now? >> oh, sure. i think this is a hail mary. they know that public opinion is against them and the president hates that, of course. the majority of people in this country don't support the wall. they also blame trump and republicans more for the shutdown. the shutdown is going to grow increasingly unpopular as the days progress starting friday when people don't get their paychecks. so they have to do something. traveling to the border, i don't see what that gets you other than a photo op with somebody who might agree with you and tonight in a short speech, the president is going to have to make his case for what is now being called in every other word a crisis and that's the new term of art -- >> word du jour. >> yeah, from the administration and he knows that he's got to try and convince the american public. >> josh, i read one of the notes you gave my produ

personal lawyer for a good one thousand or herrmann verts but in december nine hundred sixty six berger resigned suddenly became justice minister in the province where the trial was being held. defense lawyer. ended up with a government responsibility overseeing the conduct of the trial. away from the trial a secret deal was worked out between grown in thousand herrmann verts and the provincial government the secret deal was only revealed when the trial was dramatically stopped after two and a half years. in return for having all the serious criminal charges against its owner and executives dropped the company agreed to pay the victims lifetime pensions ranging from thirty to one hundred forty dollars a month as well as a small one time payments but in order to collect the money the little mite has had to agree not to launch any further suits against her and so taken as a whole the trial was. the trial of until. well canada loudly celebrated its one. hundred birthday and nine hundred sixty seven police and maybe my family's suffered inside that's a little my children were now school age

correspondent lucy williamson reports. 0n the site of a local bakery, round the corner from the folies bergereell. the force of the gas explosion was felt in districts several miles away. along rue trevise, the blast shattered windows, blew out doors and sent locals and tourists into the street, straight from their beds. translation: when i walked past the entrance, i heard a huge explosion. i was hit by the debris. it's dry now and i washed off a bit, but there was a lot of blood on my neck and my head, too. 200 firefighters were called in to help those trapped by the blast. among those whose lives they saved was a colleague, buried for almost two hours beneath the rubble. but two other firefighters died. translation: firefighters were dealing with the blaze. the explosion is probably from a gas leak. it has had a very heavy toll on civilians, but also on firefighters who were on site. helicopters waited near the opera house to evacuate the wounded, some of whom are still in a serious condition. the explosion is being treated as accidental, but there's a risk of further fires and emergency wo

oswald didn't work alone and i mean that and then also you have the pentagon that whistleblower danaus berger served as a national security adviser to the kennedy way yes these are two people huge figures of history that the signs are one of the sixty that signed this i mean you know like you said how would you get blake blakey one of the guys who was on the original house what committee you know who found probable if you're saying is that this should have gone further should have gone further i mean those two names follow newton first junior who's the nephew of reverend king reverend james i'm lawson's or near close collaborator with with dr king and is also a major figure in civil rights history you have the children of robert f. kennedy robert f. kennedy jr kathleen kennedy townsend. and that's just to name a few big names in this but what's interesting about m.l.k. and you've talked about this for years is that this was already his nation was already covered in a trial yes a lot of people don't know the and if you don't know this at home karada scott king and then and the family filed a c

on the site of a local bakery, around the corner from the folies bergere, residents faced a charred andrce of the gas explosion was felt in districts several miles away. the blast shattered windows, blew out doors, and sent locals and tourists into the street, straight from their beds. translation: when i walked past the entrance i heard a huge explosion. i was hit by the debris. i'm dry now and i've washed off a bit but there was a lot of blood on my neck and head, too. 200 firefighters were called in to help those trapped by the blast. among those whose lives they saved was a colleague, buried for almost two hours beneath the rubble. but two other firefighters died. translation: at 8:30 this morning firefighters were on a call for a gas leak at 6 rue de trevise — during their intervention a dramatic explosion happened. helicopters waited near the opera house to evacuate the wounded, some of whom are still in a serious condition. the explosion is being treated as accidental but there is a risk of further fires and emergency work will continue all weekend. this smart and lively part of

think abigail span berger. >> in virginia. >> who won a trump district. >> i think they're going to -ey're the ones that want to have a compromise to get this done. if they can't crack this impasse then there is no group in congress to do it. >>> in other news tonight, poems and songs echoed through northwest washington as family and friends remembered a murdered man. detective tell us he was stabbed 47 times sunday morning.ss the sucful retail executive was discovered dead in his apartment on wisconsin avenue near national cathedral. tonight people who loved him lit candles outside his building ans tories of a fun-loving happy man. >> vongell was such an amazing person. he was an incredible inspiration to so many different people and, you know, lit up everyone's life. >> a navy corman stationed at quantico was charged with killing lugo. colin potr wasound at the blood.overed in police call the killing a domestic homicide. potter is charged tonight with second-degree murder. >>> next on new 4 at 11:00 tonight, the story that's captured the nation's attention. that teenage girl found a

mayor berger. >> well, good afternoon.uncil meeting, napa, california mayor joel techle and i, used the meeting to punch up a major milestone victory on behalf of the water council and the u.s. conference of mayors, and i want to do that again today, but also with word about the fact that the work is not done. we've been working for nearly a decade to achieve major changes to the clean water act, passed originally in 1972, and i'm pleased to report that on december 19, in a thoroughly bipartisan way, the u.s. house of representatives passed, with only ten votes in the negative, the water infrastructure improvement act. and three days later -- [ applause ] >> thank you. three days later, the u.s. senate did so unanimously. [ applause ] >> and then we bit our nails for a while, till the last moment, and actually the president then signed the bill into law, on january 14. so we now have the significant change to the clean water act since its first adoption, and it is all about helping cities to deal with unfunded mandates tha

light on from under the forms of lies and what is politics and look again look at the results mr berger and do you seriously think when you say you care about democracy you can have a credible democracy where the most powerful head of state in the world looks his own people in the eye and lies to them repeatedly and government employees are forced to lie as well so as not to call him out again if you asked me here to discuss a boat populism in europe and popular he's your figurehead in the world well does your figurehead is one of the most important guy indeed on the on the world politics you get your labels for work on the world scene and i want to tell you more i supported him from almost day one week one if you look at my videos in support that i made and so on and i still fully support him of course he has this exaggeration is you know is character is what it is but i look at the result and you need you need such a personality to bring in the changes that were necessary and that all the president prior to him where and able to make and i want to tell you there's another thing that i

served would be weighed against that sentence but we'll have to wait and see if that's the case marca berger china analyst thank you very much. pope francis has though come out about venezuela's political crisis saying he's terrified of a bloodbath the pope called for a quote just and peaceful solution and said he would not take sides he was speaking to reporters as he returned to rome from a catholic youth gathering in panama this. support all venezuelan people who are suffering if i were to say duties to those countries or other countries i put myself in a role that i don't annoy you it'd be a pastoral imprudence and would do damage to get them to agree isn't enough if it requires a just and peaceful solution i'm terrified of a bloodbath. meanwhile one guy bill has called for fresh protests against president nicolas maduro the venezuelan opposition also wants new elections several european countries have warned that they will switch their support to mr why go if no vote is halt has also been trying to persuade army generals to abandon their support for the president by offering them amnest

here is tammy berger. cash markets might be close but futures down .4%.olumes are like today with the holiday. take a lookant we at the direction. our u.s. markets going to have to play catch-up when they opened tomorrow? it could -- when they open up tomorrow? ip discussion or it could be europe. weighing on the european picture is the growth outlook. earning is starting to kick into high gear with ubs. growth concerns, imf downgrading their european outlook, especially in germany. down .6%.ing the dax germany's outlook reversed down .6 percentage points. we also got german data, looking weaker, weighing on shares. i want to look across assets and it was going to be in focus, is the pound. theresa may returns to parliament today. she is said to not be thinking about cross party talks but still in wait and see mode. gauge whether this is risk on or risk off, is difficult. we are seeing assets like crude rally higher. not a major move but some of this could be as u.s. drilling is slowing down. playing into perhaps more of a risk on day is gold. drop, seein

i love to have a berger every once in a while, i have steak very seldom if served i would eat it. i'm not ababsolutist. i eat more fish than before, with mercury, you worry about that. i do a lot of meals i'll just have a fruit is a lad or iceberg lettuce or something. but as you get older you become more conscious, i think, of some of the stuff. with my work at johns hopkins and the school of public health, i am much more sensitive than i used to be. do i do everything? i exercise every day. half an hour on alternate days, an hour between. does that mean i'm going to live long her i don't know. but you just should do some common sense things. i haven't had a cigarette in 40 years. i am on a new campaign to go a year without a drink. i'm two months into it, thank you very much. i did that two years ago for a year, with the exception of having a lot of white wine on my 75th birthday and last year i created a white wine shortage across america so i'm back on trying another year. will i make it? i don't know. e'll see what happens. we'll do two questions. >> thank you, mr. mayor, tha

have brought out a list alex of forest watching outside in the cold outside by a house of commons berger to us in london welcome both let's start with you alex. look for something positive here what was there anything new there was one there were two positive things number one was scrapping the sixty five pound fee for e.u. nationals who want to settle in the u.k. this is what people from the e.u. having to do in the u.k. so that they can stay there post bricks it but it didn't it infuriated people that the home office so the interior ministry had said that people had to pay sixty five pounds to do that it was per person and that was person so she has now said she's listen she scrapped it that's number one number two she said that she will guarantee the workers' rights and environmental rights now that was an amendment something that being put forward by labor m.p. john mann if she could promise that that is what she do so she has given that guarantee to them saying to labor m.p.'s look if you want it to happen if you see why it has to happen you can support me because i am guaranteeing.

. >> reporter: by barring a wine berger trial and pardoning others, bush tried to put the iran contra prosecutors out of business. it happened just when he has become personally embroiled. in oklahoma city, independent counsel lawrence revealed bush failed to turnover some of his own notes and faces a possible subpoena. >> in light of president bush's own misconduct, we've gravely concerned by his decision to pardon others. >> the way the iran contra scandal was forcibly ended was on christmas eve 1992. after george h.w. bush had just been voted out of office and made a one-term president. george h.w. bush on his way out of office on christmas eve pardoned everybody still in trouble in the iran contra scandal, just at the time when his own involvement was starting to potentially drag him into the courtroom, as well. today as democrats take over the house and the mueller investigation circles this president and the white house gears up hiring 17 new lawyers in just a couple of weeks. the executive privilege fight that they say they are gearing up for, that they are expecting, that is n

. >> and captain sully sullen berger will join us with a description of just how dangerous the shut down was for air travel and what another shut down could do for the safety of air travel in america. the first time that captain sully joined this program it was in the days before last november's election. >>> if you could have a moment with the president of the united states, if you could have a minute with him, what would you want to tell him about the way he does his job? >> i don't think he's either capable or willing to change. i think he is remarkably incurious and doesn't value learning. >>> captain sully will join us for an exclusive interview coming up. let's be honest: dealing with your insurance shouldn't be more frustrating than the accident itself. that's why esurance makes it simple. just take some pics. [picture noises] go to sleep. wake up. grab a bite. maybe some racquetball. and boom - your money's on the way so you can get back on the road fast. well, not that fast. the editor had to make it fit in 30 seconds. it's pretty tricky actually trying to ... and ... tagline. w

abigail span berger showed her daughter today a scarf with pictures of all the different women who had been on the ballot this year. i should also mention that thereafter they were also spotted taking pictures with flat stanley. one of nancy pelosi's granddaughters almost stole the show herself today. she was so stoked to be there, so stoked to watch members of congress vote for her grandma to be speaker. when it was nancy pelosi's own turn to vote for speaker, there was a little confusion at first. she did not realize right away that it was her turn. there was a lot going on, but her grand kids came in for the assist to make sure she would make her vote. pelosi officially took the oath to become speaker, she did it surrounded not only by her own grand kids, but also by the kids and grand kids of all the other lawmakers who were there in the chamber today, all of whom she invited up to the dais with her when she called the 116th congress to order for the first time today, saying she was doing so on behalf of all of america's children, her granddaughter gave her a kiss at the moment tha

documentary director christian berger accompanied the star conductor over a period of fourteen months and i asked along to the apparel celebrated its premiere in berlin on thursday. so it says she was very open and gave us very personal insights into her private life but also into her performing life into the world of classical music with secrets beauty of. the up arrow with her family she has two children in the documentary shows how she balances family and career. around the studies at the manhattan school of music in new york and was then selected for a worker. with the famous german conductor. since then she has blazed a trail in what is still mainly a male domain. when i was starting to fight that woman. was not something that people liked nobody said it i have no proof to show you exactly but i could feel how it was happening and i really don't like the subject but it would be absolutely. untrue to say now it has made an issue yes of course it absolutely. globetrotting conduct. has always confided her passion for music in her way from grisman in australia to germany's new first

. >>> joining me is gloria berger. hello. gloria, is rosenstein's exit, do you think it's a show of his confidence for bill barr or do you think he's thinking, robert mueller has this thing on lock, he's good to go? >> i think that first of all, when you have a new attorney general the new attorney general, we don't know might want somebody else in the second highest ranking position, so we don't know what kind of conversations those two have had with each other. we also know as jessica was saying that rosenstein is invested in robert mueller and i don't think he would leave unless he thought that the mueller investigation was possibly nearing an end or that he had gotten some assurances that it would be protected. he's lived life on the edge here for some time, for most of his tenure as deputy attorney general and i think he wanted to leave on his own terms rather than give the president another opportunity to try and fire him. >> to gloria's middle point there, kim, what does this tell you about where mueller stands in his

. >> and captain sully sullen berger will join us with a description of just how dangerous the shut down was for air travel and what another shut down could do for the safety of air travel in america. the first time that captain sully joined this program it was in the days before last november's election. >>> if you could have a moment with the president of the united states, if you could have a minute with him, what would you want to tell him about the way he does his job? >> i don't think he's either capable or willing to change. i think he is remarkably incurious and doesn't value learning. >>> captain sully will join us for an exclusive interview coming up. ♪ feeling unsure? what if you had some help? introducing the new 2019 ford edge with the confidence of ford co-pilot360™ technology. the most available driver assist techonology in its class. the new 2019 ford edge unstopand it's strengthenedting place, the by xfi pods,gateway. which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. e

john dean, former nixon white house council during watergate, and berit berger, former prosecutor for the southern district of new york. gloria, trump says he is not worried about cohen's testimony. look, that is hard to believe. >> it is. it is hard to believe. michael cohen was a loyal trooper for donald trump, worked for him since 2006. and you know, my sources close to cohen say to me that this is a man who believes that his whole life has been turned upside down, because he had to lie, or he chose to lie, to protect donald trump. and as he said in that clip that you just showed, he said, i'm not going to be the villain in this story. and he is not. he intends to kind of reverse engineer his reputation here. and so we are going to hear a lot about the president and the question of whether he directed these payments to stormy daniels or karen mcdougal. and i also wouldn't be surprised if they ask questions, not directly about russia, but if they ask questions about whether he coordinated his false testimony with -- to congress with someone in the white house as was alleged by the s

is one of these subplots are going on at the moment amid brexit drama, john berger's ongoing feud.ng squabble going on, so many people concerned about their economic security and their families and what will happen, what problems brexit will cause from that. this idea of a civil war going on in the house of commons is a subplot that people outside are tired of. looking at the front page of the newspaper this morning, there is so much comment about brexit and there are plots and subplots, somebody heard somebody say something in a cloakroom... it is extraordinary. it has brought out the worst in many of our british politicians and politics. anyone who has watched a house of commons debates over last few weeks, drama unfolds so quickly. from outside, families are concerned about how this will affect them, i wonder what on earth is going on in the westminster bubble. it is so removed from the reality of people daily lives. and there will be a lot more ofa. lives. and there will be a lot more of a. who knows, by the end of this week... there will be a lot more discussion. there will be

labour mp for liverpool wavertree luciana berger is here — she sits on the health andsocial care selecton question the minister for suicide prevention on the government's plans. in bristol isjoy hibbins — she's the founder of the charity suicide crisis, and in devon is tom metcalf who has experienced depression and suicidal thoughts oveer several years. this employing the latest technology such as artificial intelligence or predictive analytics to help identify those who are at risk, what do you think of that idea? it is definitely one thing that can be deployed. i would say that in of itself it is a drop in the ocean in how we should contend with a very serious issue, as you have rightly highlighted, the greatest killer of men under the age of 50 in our country and the greatest killer of young people across the whole of the united kingdom. 6000 people take their lives every year and we should do everything possible to minimise that. there are easy things that can be done very quickly, if you were to put into a search engine the term "suicide" it is great to see some help support availa

when you taste that berger today it taste like mattis when -- madison square park in new york.eat lengths to make certain acts and tastes like that. when you come here it feels like medicine -- madison square park. everything on your program, everything you are listening to is this moment in our world, china,lly the u.s. and so much division. people need a place to hang out. i don't care if you are american or chinese. you need a place to go with your friends and that is what we have always been. it is a community gathering place to get a burger and a beer and enjoy. you mentioned divisions. poetry -- .hery: you mentioned divisions patriotic chinese consumers will boycott american brands when tensions rise. are you concerned? randy: i don't think so. the consumer continues to embrace and love great american brands for we have seen that with chinese visitors to our shacks around the world. we are not concerned. if we do our job and take care of people one burger at a time we are confident people will embrace the brand regardless of any macro conditions we do. hospitality begins

new york democratic congressman tom suozzi joins us to talk about berger -- border security negotiations. and a discussion of the u.s. missile defense review with andrew clevenger. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> your are some of the live coverage tuesday. the u.s. house comes into consideration and full of all men security bills, including a measure to assess terrorist risk of virtual currency. members will debate a resolution calling for financial institutions to work with customers facing damage to their credit as a result of the government shutdown. that is at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. in the morning on c-span2, michael bloomberg talks to students at saint and sums college -- saint anselm's college,'s first thought while considering a 2020 run. more work on a middle east security bill. it would fund security assistance to israel in over 10 years and allow sanctions against syria. more live coverage on c-span3. at 9:30 a.m., the senate intelligence committee gets an update from global security threats from the heads of t

berger is a very crucial player in the history we know he has -- player in this.not made life easy for the government, so who is to say that he will actually choose the option that will give up the government and easy out, or see going to cause them more pain? we are quite to learn around lunchtime. intoe should start falling line or giving indications about the way they are going to vote. the prime minister is quick to open the debate and we will have debate all afternoon. francine: thank you so much. coming up, the fed they have taken a break, but the economy is still expecting tw rate hikes is hereo. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." ahead of tomorrow's decision, j ean is still with us. he was previously the bank of canada's deputy governor. thereou look at the fed, was a lot of data we didn't have because of the shutdown, and the market is still pricing in two interest hikes. chances are higher than we might have expected six months ago. we are going to learn this week that they are setting themselves up for an extended pause. by

want to correct the record, he has not told the truth if he asked me in 30 days if i would support bergerecurity ant -- border security and i said no. he knows and the people in the knows what happened. he said in 30 days would you support a wall? and i said no. he talks about drugs coming into the country. 90% of the drugs come in through the ports of entry. we are proposing to build the infrastructure of the ports of entry and strengthen that, the ports of entry. spend the money, hundreds of million dollars, but accessible to have the scanning technology forcan cars coming through drugs, contraband of any kind, weapons even. prepare the roads to facilitate immigration and trade in those regions. -- shall we say almost technological wall that can be built is what we should be doing. i don't even know if the president wants the wall, i think he just wants to debate on the wall and he is having some difficulty with it because now -- would you think a person who has confidence in the strength --his own arguments with his those he is debating bit -- with our the american people, to have conf

lots of ham bergers, lots of pizza. i think that they would like it better than anything we could give. >> all right. tom, the shutdown is obviously affecting a million workers, but there's also a trickle-down effect that affects the economy. >> reporter: that's right. economists are all over the map on how much this is going to hurt the economic activity in january. some estimates say if this goes on through march, it could shave literally half a percentage point off the gdp. that is a big hit. the bottom line is nobody knows for sure, but if you have literally about 4 million to 5 million people affected and they are not paying their bills, how it starts to ripple across the economy, the economy could take a big hit. >> all right. tom costello at reagan national, thanks, tom. >>> and also this morning the pick for attorney general is facing the first day of confirmation hearings on capitol hill and a lot of people will be listening closely to what he has to say about the mueller investigation. nbc's peter alexander is

captain sully berger decided to set that plane down in the frigid hudson river.injuries but everyone survived. it was scheduled to fly to charlotte, north carolina, that day. the hull of the plane is at an aviation museum in charlotte. >>> the rules are different for police. coming up, a judge rules on when authorities can use fingerprints or facial recognition technology. >>> and going to college without all that debt. there is a proposal to help students, but there is a catch after they graduate. >>> we do have a lot of slow traffic here on this one picture i'm about to show you. it's 280 in san jose. boy, it's terrible. getting up to the west valley. and part of it is just an everyday thing. part of it is a little more time needed because of the wet weather. >>> because it's raining. it finally arrived, not just a shower. so today but more likely tomorrow, tomorrow afternoon, evening into early thursday, looks like some pretty decent amounts are on the way. 0 thank you for watching ktvu fox 2 where the power of 2 comes from you. ibeen building them fora 115 ye

, you are in trouble and that was the genesis for the example of house rules where a kid with as berger's syndrome who is very libera lits not going to behave the way you would expect him to any court room or, for example, plain truth which is about the amish. our system of justice in america is all about individuality and we want to be the best, be the brightest. the amish are 180 degrees away from the way americans think. for them it's important to be part of a group than the individual and they will go to great pains to not stand out in any way. for that reason would say the bishop comes up to you and says you have rubber wheels on your tractor you have two weeks to get them off and we will need you to come and speak to the congregation would say yes of course but even if you don't you say yes of course because that is still better than admitting in any way or defending yourself and standing out from the crowd as someone that is too passionate about something so imagine you are a normal american attorney with the amish girl who is accused of neo made aside she's going to say anything j

their paces like biron berger and jamie's italian, the big chains announced closures of stores.king at value, it is quality rather than price that consumers are focused on. so we see a lot of people trading up with things like gin, which has grown in value and volume. instead of going for a standard value and volume. instead of going fora standard gin, value and volume. instead of going for a standard gin, people are going for a standard gin, people are going for a standard gin, people are going fora premium gin. that for a standard gin, people are going for a premium gin. that also goes for a premium gin. that also goes for lager. it is against the law to do any business interview, as you well know, without mentioning on how brexit will impact on it! when it comes to brexit, we know that the hospitality industry is reliant on migrant workers from the eu. also, when there are fluctuating prices forfood, when there are fluctuating prices for food, they are vulnerable to those changes. but analysts are saying that even though we are worried about the future and even though consume