she will be staying in the beautiful and historic city of bologna, but she wants to make day trips toavenna. i have seen conflicting advice about conserving tickets on trains and whether it is necessary. should i reserve now, reserve later, orjust buy a ticket on the day of travel? bologna is the railway hub for northern italy and you can reach venice in 90 minutes on a high—speed train. book a super economy ticket in advance on the website and you could pay less than 30 euros there and back. turn up on the day and it will cost you more than twice as much. florence is also served by high—speed train in less than half an hour. but i recommend when you come back from florence to bologna, you use the old slow railway line, which winds through spectacular scenery. and ravenna is just a few minutes away, with plenty of trains and, if you turn up and go, it will cost you just 8 euros each way. emma egelton lives in the uk, and a long with another british friend, wants to meet up with a friend from new zealand to celebrate their 40th birthdays in september. the question is, where? we are loo

bologna is the railway hub for northern italy and you can reach venice in 90 minutes on a high—speedket in advance on the website and you could pay less than 30 euros there and back. turn up on the day and it will cost you more than twice as much. florence is also served by high—speed train in less than half an hour. but i recommend when you come back from florence to bologna, you use the old slow railway line, which winds through spectacular scenery. and ravenna is just a few minutes away, with plenty of trains and, it you turn up and go, it will cost you just 8 euros each way. emma adelson lives in the uk, and a long with another british friend, wants to meet up with a friend from new zealand to celebrate their 40th birthdays in september. the question is, where? we are looking for somewhere between the uk and new zealand with warm weather, a pool, maybe even a beach. it is proving tricky to find somewhere that will work for all of us. thailand offers a combination of easy access, good beaches and low costs. the trouble is, in september, the weather will be hot and humid. so my top

>> no, i did not do that. >> bologna sandwiches are not part of the jail's normal meal plan.quire an additional meal for medication. due to his hiv status merithew was such an inmate. but he gave his sandwiches away. >> the sandwiches are popular because a lot of the inmates are indigent and he was giving them out for free, i guess. and if you can get anything free in jail, sandwiches or anything like that, you're going to take them. so they're going to be extremely popular. >> i have a morning snack for you. there you go. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> there's so much almost hatred for him right now in here. i think i had 16 people eat sandwiches from him. >> ruben florez received several sandwiches from merithew in recent weeks. he ate some and traded the rest to other inmates. >> i don't want nobody to bring me food over here. somebody offered me a bag of cookies or they offered me a soup, i'm going to grab it. i don't think nothing that somebody got a sick mind and going to try to infect me with some te of disease by. >> robert bailey also ate some of merithew's sandwiches.

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so much is happening that has nothing to do with this firestone bologna talking about the 2016 election. may i say one thing? every time people talk about this phony russia collusion. the word collusion doesn't have legal significance. every time it's written by responsible people. every time they talk about this, they are talking about the 2016 election. and so we don't want to talk about the 2016 election. we work here. the president is focused on the 2018 election. is he assembling a team for 2020. every single day is he passing policies that positively effect american lives. i will talk about that all day long. pete: the amount of time spent on relitigating the 2016 election is incredible. moving forward to the things being accomplished. we got a tweet this morning from the president saying the vice chairman of north korea is heading to new york. can you confirm anything else for us about how firm that june 12th date might be? a lot of good indications but do we know anything more? >> what i will tell you is what the president has always said and made very clear in his i object cred

next, tina eager is off to italy. historic city of bologna, but she wants to make day trips to venicethern italy and you can reach venice in 90 minutes on a high—speed train. book a super economy ticket in advance on the website and you could pay less than 30 euros there and back. turn up on the day and it will cost you more than twice as much. florence is also served by high—speed train in less than half an hour. but i recommend when you come back from florence to bologna, you use the old slow railway line, which winds through spectacular scenery. and ravenna is just a few minutes away, with plenty of trains and, it you turn up and go, it will cost you just 8 euros each way. emma adelson lives in the uk, and a long with another british friend, wants to meet up with a friend from new zealand to celebrate their 40th birthdays in september. the question is, where? we are looking for somewhere between the uk and new zealand with warm weather, a pool, maybe even a beach. it is proving tricky to find somewhere that will work for all of us. thailand offers a combination of easy access, good

♪ >> anthony: fried bologna, and don't sneer, it's awesome.all it a jiggs dinner, perhaps the ultimate newfoundland classic. like a pot of pho or a new england boiled dinner. basically boiled salt beef, cabbage, turnips, potatoes, and peas pudding, topped with gravy. preferably lots of gravy. >> anthony: this is magnificent. >> jeremy c: this is something you had at your grandmother's house on the weekend. >> anthony: really? it's basically a pot of pho. >> it's beautiful. and one gravy's this without apologies. >> jeremy c: no apologies. >> anthony: who could make the more cookbook-ready plate. oh, that's good i love this gravy. >> dave: give the boys the recipe for the joe beef swiss chard. >> fred: oh, it's amazing. we have a lot of swiss chard in the restaurant. and for years and years and years we used to serve it to customers and they never liked it. so what we started doing is we split the stems from the greens, we'll take the stems we'll blanch them in a presto oven and we'll juice them. >> anthony: i'm happy. >> fred: we'll take the j

. >> jimmy: since i smst saw you, ed a bologna.eersnind applause ] ly done! >> jimmy: not bad, right? >> i'm going to tell you -- e 's a delicacy down in south. i see a lot of places do it. not as many as should -- that should do it, but it's -- and a little mustard going with that. >> jimmy: yes! that's what i'm talking about. >> rockstar! come on, now. >> jimmy: come on, buddy. see that's what i'm talking about. >> i got to bring a chef cart and a chef coat next time. >> jimmy: yeah, right? >> yeah. jimmy: and we'll do it up. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, by the way, let me say this, i am so proud of our country and our military and ge the fact that to be on the show and look at this awesome audience -- e jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and appla >> this is -- this is what makes it happen, man! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about, buddy. we love you. you got so many things going on. so many shows. "diners, drive-ins, dives --" "diners --" >> triple d. >> jimmy: triple d. that's very good there. >> that's

at the school of political science at the university of bologna or thinks if the deal is actually implemented it could influence the policies of the e.u. countries but i think the key factor here will be what the actual action of the government will be if a government is in place with this platform so rather than the words written in the agreement i think we'll have to see whether this government. actually starts starts governing starts running the country and which policies it actually tries to put into action so this could have an impact on other countries both in terms of the rhetoric towards europe and in terms of specific actions. now the greatest witch hunt in american history donald trump's labeled the ongoing investigation into election meddling it does come after the republican dominated u.s. senate intelligence committee concluded that donald trump was elected with the help of the russians that's something though the president has strenuously denied. the russian effort was extensive sophisticated and old by president putin himself for the purpose of helping donald trump and hurting

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actually runs a program like you lecture at the school of political science at the university of bolognaa thank you. how u.s. activists fighting against police brutality he was released after five months in prison claims to be the first victim of a secret f.b.i. surveillance program but i hear all of you in here took part in several anti brutality protests and advocated for the rights of african american gun owners he claims he's been secretly monitored by the f.b.i. since twenty fifteen over his anti police statements the f.b.i. reportedly alleges that by logan made facebook posts in support of a man who killed police officers however prosecutors failed to establish he posed a threat. you know due to the greater part of different coalitions in campaign. protests we tear out. we are you know for out the way to go out under our own legal charges to. march. as well as you know very sharply require a life changing you know what i mean go produce already will work and querulous the rest to borrow. to look we don't really hear. a lot. publicans lawyers believe he was prosecuted under a new f.

. >> the guy we have identified who is not identified and all this bologna who got a million dollarste. >> two years. you start saying, oh, it's okay -- and what i read was entrapment. >> he's saying to this guy, come on, give me, give me. >> there was even a cute blonde. >> there ain't nothing there. >> hillary wins, notary public onone of thiscomes out. are you confident we have the ability to get to the truth? >> no. >> neither am i. >> what it's going to come down to is whether or not the president can keep focused. >> he is. >> he is now. this is going to go on two and three years. >> they are setting traps for him to get mad and fire. >> digging the stuff out, making the connections. what is jeff sessions doing? what is wrong with him? >> if we had an attorney general? >> we do, rob rosen stein. >> i'm so saddened by jeff sessions. i don't know what happened to him. his inability to do his scob. >job. >> scary. >> he's a guy i liked for a long time. he just folded. >> radio and t.v. >> i'll hold you to that. >> when we come back, we have really mean, low class leftists. really?

. >> sean: i've had so much bologna negative press lately. if i don't do it, nobody else is going to do it. >> laura: that's true. >> sean: and we don't get to do this without this audience and thank them all because frankly, this country needs this channel more than ever in my opinion. >> laura: i could not agree more. that's enough talking about ourselves. throw me the football. >> sean: have a great night. >> laura: awesome. good evening from washington i'm laura ingraham and this is the "the ingraham angle." the burning question in washington tonight, who leaks that list of mueller questions for trump? we looked at who stands the gain the most. a wild story out of california. kanye west gets a very public threat, physical threat for supporting donald trump. the group behind the intimidation efforts will shock you. >>> plus nra officials are getting peppered with vile death threats. that's nice. we debate an underreported story. >>> but first, corruption, collusion, cash, and the caravan. that's the focus of tonight's angle. you've seen th

most of the time it's either bologna or ham. ooh, extra bread today. look at that. plenty of mayo. so then what you do is pretty much eat the carrots then you have this like a bowl and mix it in a bowl. egg salad sandwich, stuff like that. some days it's really good, vanilla pudding, chocolate pudding, mix it with your milk, stir it up. you've got a milk shake. you learn secrets like that. bon appetit. >> though wozniak learned how to adjust to life in jail, he claims to be less knowledgeable of the press reports surrounding his alleged crime. >> the honest truth of what they're saying, i'm not really sure. since i've been here, i haven't been able to read the paper. i don't know what they're saying. one time i turned on the tv, the monitor or whatever and i just saw my picture on television. it was a mug shot that they got from the police department. they put together some old youtube videos of me. i was in theater. so they were just splashing that all over the news. >> authorities allowed us to show wozniak some of the published news reports. >> oh, great. that mu

hogan gidley and others saying they weren't in the meeting and didn't know if it was said, that is bologna. we know kelly sadler has called meghan mccain to apologize, so she obviously said it. the fact they're policing leaks on this thing, i know they've been trying to police leaks forever, but this does not seem like the moment to make that stand. you want to show empathy. and i would say at least john bolton showed some modicum of empathy this morning. but the white house could certainly do a better job on that. >> okay. let's get to rudy giuliani, who told nbc news that discussions about a potential trump interview with mueller are on hold because of all the foreign policy developments, particularly with north korea. how does delaying this process play in their favor? >> it's interesting because giuliani, when he first took the job, saying that his number one priority would be getting this thing done. we're about to hit the one-year anniversary of the mueller probe. giuliani has been telling reporters that his team is going to try to make a big deal out of that, really put some attenti

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it's bologna but it's going to be -- the justice department is preoccupied by it., i can't be the attorney general. stuart: why doesn't he fire him? >> i don't know. you're asking the wrong person. i wish you could ask the president. i wish i had chosen another lawyer, that is about as devastating as i want you to resign as can be. new york times reported that jeff sessions resigned twice, the president refused across both betters and sent them back to the justice department. stuart: we don't know why he's not fired. president trump just tweeted will be giving a full pardon to danesh dsouza, conservative. >> yes. stuart: convicted of what? >> convicted of campaign finance violation by donating too much money to a failed conservative republican campaign. the reason the president says he's treated unfairly, the president is quite correct on this, historically this has not been treated as criminal prosecution, you overcontributed, the campaign kicks the money back and you get fined. we don't put you in jail. he was prosecuted aggressively for this. now full disclosure

basically obama was running a bologna factory, he was giving bologna to workers. what donald trump has managed to do is to get ordinary working people better opportunities in the workplace, it's certainly like the 80's and 90's but it is better than it was. this is like people coming out of a sleep and they feel better. this is not the kind of job market we had in the 20th century but decidedly better and if it's a testimony of if you'll excuse me supply side economics. stuart: we got something positive out of you, peter, out of time, thanks very much, indeed. >> take care. [laughter] stuart: see you later. all right, i want to talk about immigration because iowa republican steve king has introduced the libby shaft act, leaders of sanctuary cities could get 5 years of prison time for tipping off illegals for ice raid under the bill. all rise judge andrew napolitano is here. is that constitutional? >> i don't think so and the courts are most reluctant to punish speech. i mean, in order to punish speech you must first exclude all lawful bases speech, if she wanted t

without that relationship, if it was phony and bologna --. >> it's scary team over there. you're a wisconsin fan, you look out for north dakota, if that relationship wasn't real with president xi, we just wouldn't be here right now. so there is a genuine, god-given skill there, that i don't think the media -- will you shut up for a second? >> let me ask, you're a chief of staff and you've got a president who's tweeting at 5:00 in the morning, if i served a president that did that, it would drive me crazy. >> i would be the one calling the soon to be president, and i would be sayi ing do this, don' do that. and he didn't do it and now he e's president. he is a billionaire. he is president of the united states. he's got more money than we all do. he is president of the united states, and apparently some people don't agree with you, and he's done it while people like me were telling him, don't do this, and don't do that, and it turns out that he did it and he won, and on election day he was at 37% and he won. so it's harder to get to your question when your chief of staff six

sounds like a lot of bologna to me but it does make a lot of sense getting gouged maybe we're reallyo bottom line, jeff, in time, and i don't know how much time, if oil stays down, 66, 67 dollars a barrel gas will retreat from $3 a gallon. right? >> patrick -- of gas buddy has said almost certainly unless something bangs it up again we're seeing lower gas prices eventually. >> we'll take that as good news and see you again later in the show. let's get to north korea and summit and drama surrounding secretary of state mike pompeo meets with a high ranking north korean official today about the summit. enjoing us olivia -- politic analyst at the heritage foundations asia studies center. the gentlemen coming over here, am i right in saying that he's cooling over here to tell mike pompeo what kim jong-un is going to agree to at the summit is that about it? this is on and off again summit at the ages it is a positive sign that -- secretary pompeo is meeting with negotiators from north korea. and hopefully president trump's decision to hold the summit potentially off the table means that th

so giuliani saying he trusts him, that is bologna. >> and the president tweeted this morning about his he brings mr. cohen an attorney received a monthly retainer not from the campaign and having nothing to do with the campaign from which he entered into through reimbursements a private contract between two parties known as a non-disclosure agreement or nda. these agreements are very common among celebrities and people of wealth. in this case it is in full force and effect and will be used in arbitration for damages against miss clifford, stormy daniels. the agreement was used to stop the false and extortionist accusations made by her about an affair despite already having signed a detailed letter admitting that there was into affair. prior to its violation by miss clifford, per attornher attornes a private agreement, money from the campaign played no role in this transaction. and rudy giuliani went back on fox this morning, i should point out that michael avenatti did say when he tweet that hed thatd he warned on the dvd, thank you, that he warned president trump not to deny what he s

>> i think those are -- i think those claims are bologna in my opinion.rican economy is booming once again under president trump. you are seeing constant busting earnings in the last, you know, year or two years of the trump presidency. and now you are seeing him dealing with north korea how he basically has them at the negotiating table. we are talking about north korea here. we have four past presidents, including bill clinton himself who have failed to come and bring north korea to the table and negotiate and stop building nuclear weapons. here they are gushing over a trip that might include president trump over a meeting between the two leaders and look how that's going? so i don't think that's even true that what chelsea clinton seems to be saying. this is another example of just the great disconnect between the clinton family and middle america. middle america is booming. jobs are coming back to this country. first of all, they are making more money and now are able to even get more money from the tax reform bill. >> this one says not only do i want

it's a pile of bologna. donald trump had been elected, president obama was on his way out.interacting with the russian delegation on foreign policy. that's more understanding than john kerry acting a a private citizen now to use his position as secretary of state acting as the iranian chamber of commerce. he's done for to help the iranian economy than any person in the last several years. this is about preserving a legacy, not pursuing american interest. >> you said maybe he should be a little more careful. iran is basically saying on a daily basis, death to america. why is a former secretary of state dancing with him at all. >> we don't know what he's saying. >> we know he's trying to save the deal. pardon me. what he's saying, whether we have a transcript of the conversation or not, we know that president trump is thinking about pulling out of the deal. it appears at least, based on the bees don globe story, that john kerry is undermining the white house. why are you not more outraged by that? >> i don't believe he should be engaging in discussions so soon after leaving o