bragg is replaced. general joe johnston comes in to become commander of the army of tennessee, and they are going to do some work in 1864 after all. i recommend these books. these are the best books on the chattanooga campaign. also, patrick cleburne. thank you very much! [applause] would be happy to answer any questions. raise your hand and either colin youerry will come down to with the microphone. >> the town in texas he referred to called itself cleburne with a long "e" and he went by "clay-burn." >> that's not the first time that happened to me. i went to cleburne, and i mentioned it, and they said, we don't pronounce it that way. that happened to be, once in georgia i went to a place called lafayette, and they called it "la-fette" down there. i'm not sure he was the marquis ette," but that's not my first mistake. yes, sir? >> it's my understanding cleburne led the rearguard action after missionary ridge. >> yes. wasas he fighting hooker, hooker chasing him? >> it was mostly sheridan, mostly holdin

this year the battles month foundation examined how much brags it could cost to take a look no deal bragg's it would hit brits the hardest they'll have to reckon with income losses of around $57000000000.00 euros a year partly due to new tolls and duties increasing the prices of goods and services the germans and their export oriented economy would be the 2nd biggest loser causing about 10000000000 euros a year without a trade deal would also hit italy and france hard france facing more losses their $8000000000.00 euro compared to italy at $4000000000.00 euro the study's authors calculated what it would also mean to individual people the average brit would be 900 euros a year worse off german workers would take a 114 euro cuts in france 120 italy 68 i recently spoke to a correspondent in london big at mosques i asked her if businesses in the u.k. were breathing any easier after the brags that divorce still vote. well no not really because what's in the process of being decided here in the u.k. says the withdrawal from the european union so if you want to divorce and the tabs of that divorce

exhaustion and people didn't want to hear about bragg's yet the bigger issue was after 3 and a half years like 1278 days ago. the 17400000 of the country voted to leave and 75 percent of the parliamentarian said we really don't care what you voted and we're going to usurp democracy and not let you have brags it and then boris came up with a bunch of sharp soundbites like i'm going to get braids it done i'm going to do it right away i'm going to die in a ditch he didn't die in a ditch he didn't get braids it done on october 31st he's made a lot of promises and his latest ones were that got him over the line were we have a new oven baked bragg's it deal now a couple of things that i would say about that his deal is not new it's 95 percent to reason may's terrible treaty it's not ready it's half baked and it's not brags that it's for current form so i you know i think that those are the topics we can start out with and you know if you want to get into into the weeds on what happened with the election i can get into as much detail as you like with the strategies but nigel farage handed

to come on the day britain's general election now just a week away will it be another referendum on bragg sits we're going to look at how remainders the people who are against drugs that are waging their own information war to keep the u.k. in the european you led by the on his ticket is going to be out every day trying to get the message out the people the boss. lunacy and hypocrisy. the south pacific state of samoa has gone into lockdown as it carries out a mass vaccination against measles of its population of 200000 people and more than 60 some o. nce most of them children have died since the start of the epidemic in october more than 4000 cases have been reported in samoa since the current outbreak began and the main streets of the capital are largely deserted as mobile medical teams go door to door vaccinating people. the world health organization says the outbreak is part of what it calls a global collective failure to protect populations against missiles. on their own unnecessary buying clothes for her son to be buried in. he's one of more than 60 children who has died in the measl

that mean about what what type of brakes that we might see bearing it does this mean that a hard bragg's it could be inevitable. well some people argue that now that boris johnson has his big majority that he's not that he doesn't have to listen so much to the hard brick city has the right of his own party who have really dominated the course of the conservative party in the last years that he has a chance to to to reach out more to the european union and go for a softer bricks that than the one that the right of his party wants but is that really going to happen and can he on one that on one hand negotiate a free trade with deal with the us easily but also on the other hand stay close to europe well we'll have to see whether whether he can do it and also in what timeframe this is realistically going to happen our correspondents are going. at number 10 downing street for us thank you very much. well meanwhile u.s. president donald trump has sent congratulations to boris johnson on twitter trump tweeted congratulations of course johnson on his great when britain and the united states will

that will eventually rob the confederates of kentucky for the rest of the war effectively and bragg will fall back further down into tennessee with nothing to show for it. a lot of these battles are really spread out. you see how they're spread out over here, a big clump over here. that clump in the north -- in the right top part of the korean is called the east. this is what we call it now this is what people called it back then. that's the east, okay. and everything else is the west. that's right. if you go southeast from the east, you're in the west. try to figure that one out, somehow coastal north carolina is in the west, they were seen as the western armies. this is the way people saw it, the way the media saw it and how people still today see it. the east and then not the east. it is unfair. people during the civil war, abraham lincoln was, like, yes and robert e. lee wins one victory outside of richmond, like that never happened. 100,000 square miles, bunch of victories equals one. that's how it is. and still people that work at civil war in the western theater can't figure this

i have many family and from many friends there is that even people who actually opposed to bragg's it at this stage feel just get it over with. just please get it over with and i think that's why that message of get in it's still simplicity seems to really struck a nerve with many people in britain who feel whether they agree with gregg's yes let's get it i mean we've heard that time and time again haven't we that breaks it is going to keep people home or it's going to send people in waves to the polls i think he's just broken it down to the very simple populist message 3 words and people are all just i think sick and tired and that is so much apathy now that they just simply want to get it done get it over with and then be able to move on because there are all these 3 other pressing domestic problems that something that people have to address then further down the line but you know when we talk about breaks so often here we know that it's not it's not a buy neary issue i mean it's a very complex and complicated issue so if he let's let's assume that boris johnson has been able to mak

men including her alleged rapist 4 members of the european parliament a band that nigel farage is braggs it party to back the u.k. conservatives they say only a victory for prime minister boris johnson will ensure the u.k. leaves the european union the breakthrough issues dominated the election and torn apart old party alliances hundreds of thousands of people have march across france in one of its largest workers strikes in years protests against president emanuel micron's planned pension reforms turned violent in some cities those are the headlines now back to witness. changing. 7. trailer people. oh come. visit to. the board. by booking them with the absolute. justice i need. a warrant to say i was the body of a boss a dog that movie show us of the mother to some of the most amazing. mr it is should the us is set. in the uk the thing that this was in addition to the older. but our. what is it to you when you go away yes. you're right but i'm still listed as that last decision was to say that. i have to see something to. look at honestly. i'm trying to. was wish i was a good. jolly ren

rules during a transition period until the end of the year that means the risk of a new deal hard bragg's it remains britain and the e.u. cannot agree and new trade deal by the end of 2020 e.u. diplomats one that's a process that normally takes several years. and earlier prime minister by chance in open the debate in parliament once again jamming up support for his banks a deal to cause a tide that together as one reinvigorated nation one united kingdom filled with a renewed confidence in our national destiny and determined at last to take advantage of the opportunities the now lies before us and the whole purpose over our withdrawal agreement is to set this in motion and avoid any further delay. and you have these big masses outside parliament on a rainy day in london following the crucial vote which is due to take place there today big and we've been here a few times which is today the day when boris johnson will get through this legislation through parliament. well indeed emerita if we quickly rewind we've seen huge wrangles over breakfast and bottom and basically trying to steer the g

johnson has promised to deliver bragg's it and get britain out of the european union by the end of january in another boost for jobs and the threat posed by nigel for rogers breaks of party has receded further after 4 of its european parliament lawmakers quit the party today to back johnson's conservatives. boris's deal is the only leave option we have it is clear to me that the bracks it party is splitting the vote of leavers even if you have to hold you know vote conservative in the upcoming election. or earlier this week to use honey cleavers spoke about the u.k. election in briggs with former british foreign minister david miliband he's now president of the new york based international rescue committee so living in the us no longer actively involved in british politics but you were at one stage arguably a major player watching bracks and the election campaign now from far away how does all that make you feel. what obviously anyone who cares about britain is grieving about the fact that we have been turned from a country that was famed for its pragmatism for its stability for its intern

walk the final few yards in a cold and frenetic election campaign boiled down he promised to finish bragg's it once and for all whether he can and at what cost to his country is a story still to be told. and let's go right to our correspondent charlotta potts she's standing by for us outside number 10 downing street hi charlotta good to see you you've been speaking to voters and lawmakers in the lead up to this election what do you make of the scale of this victory for boris johnson the conservatives. well it's really a huge victory for boris johnson one that can't be underestimated we've seen a prime minister here entering downing street a little while ago who looked very tired because he celebrated throughout the night pitching some sleep as we think. lay out his plans for his time in office in a little while here in front of number 10 downing street and again a huge victory it's really managed to shake up the political landscape here in the u.k. he snatched up votes traditionally labor voters who have voted labor for decades for some 400 some constituencies for over 100 years and now the

into these hot lines and get the labor seats where people want to change they wanted to vote for braggs if they didn't feel represented by the labor party so that they in the end very few conservatives that boris johnson has managed that that really is the biggest victory for him that he could have hope for clinton coming to you now there's a lot of talk in the last week in the lead up to the selection of the polls tightening of labor catching up are you surprised at the scale of this victory for the conservatives. you think. the. absolutely disastrous campaigning and both johnson was kept very carefully on message and there was only one message that he really had to get done and those 3 words just got through to everybody and even though they're rather meaningless because we all know it's going to take an awful long time directionally finish this process leaving the european union that there was a sense of exhaustion i think in the electorate so they chose the lesser of 2 evils they didn't like johnson and they didn't like corbin but jones they light a little bit more than gold it. it

s helped to pass boris johnson's bragg's that deal in the house of commons it was clear we have to act we forced johnson to request an extension to article 50 but with that labor support couldn't assemble a majority for a people's vote leaving a general election as the only chance to remain in the e.u. so i did not shirk the debates on the phone ins i turned up to the interviews and i stood up proudly for our beliefs i'm proud that liberal democrats have been the unapologetic voice of remain in this election giving people the chance to choose to stop breaks that obviously it hasn't worked and i like you i'm devastated by that but i don't regret trying. trying everything because the problem was to save our future our children will get c.j.'s winston's a speech in a moment but to discuss the election fallout on the now joined by international politics expert but to david plenty joining us here on the slate but what i did before we get to talking about the fallout and everything else i just asked him what do you think of joe swinson speech well that i can ever recall somebody banking thei

that means the risk of a new deal hard bragg's it remains britain and the e.u. cannot agree on a new trade deal by the end of 2020 e.u. diplomats one that's a process that normally takes several years. of over back over to you that did mr johnson's sweeping election election victory effectively settle this debate in the u.k. . it ended the debate in a way because the opposition is in tatters they're just going through the moves of sort of opposing borash on sin and his sort of sweeping race to victory with regard to bracks it. and the broader protest movement within britain people who've been out to the hundreds of thousands last summer here in london they have more or less given up at this point in time because people somehow see the futility the election has more or less end of the debate whether the young generation in britain who will mostly be affected by bricks and who's going to lose their rights to work and study and live in the european union and whether they will ever forgive this government that they will sort of accept their fate that nobody knows at

bragg's it on top of that and that's why in the past years it was really really tough to pass any kind of legislation outside of those 2 major topics so as i said earlier to go shooting that free trade agreement with the u.k. is also going to be very tough but the fundamentally more challenging problem because it transcends different issues is the east west divide in the european union and we don't see that abating anytime soon all right max hoffman reporting from brussels thank you. here's a round up now of some of the other stories making news around the world. in algeria former prime minister abdul measure brunet has won the presidential election according to the electoral commission while turnout was low after the opposition called for a boycott in some cities testers tried to disrupt voting algeria has been in limbo for months since protests helped oust its longtime president. the us senate has formally recognize the killing of 1500000 armenians between 1009 115917 as a genocide of the resolution is expected to anger turkey which has always denied that there was an organized mass

voting and fiercely contested you can general election but the fate of bragg's it hanging in the balance will be reporting live from london with the exit polls. expels to german diplomats in the measured response to the spot approach. and time magazine's person of the year in 2019 it is great to. take a closer look at the 60 year old climate change activist who some see is a hero and inspiration all of this from to win the olympics and. they're great to have you with is this. an escalating diplomatic route has stepped up another level russia has expelled 2 german diplomats comes a response to a similar move by berlin all that amid a spot over a murder probe auntie's don't call it a pix of the story the russian foreign minister has given the diplomats in question 7 days to leave the country in a tit for tat response to the german government's decision when they themselves decided to expel 2 russian diplomats the german in boston has received a note of protest over the ground was decision to expel 2 russian diplomats from berlin as a mere response to german diplomats must leave russia with

january 31st 2020 the fear is that the new prime minister will steer the country toward a harder bragg's it and that means under the legislation britain would have only 11 months during the transition period for a trade deal to be struck with the e.u. and there are concerns that 11 months is not enough time so let's take a deeper dive here bring in hillary for which board member with the british american business association hilary glad to have you here pleasure ben christie there are concerns about this harder turn towards bragg's it but isn't that what boris johnson has to do he's been pushing for this for some time the markets may not be excited about it but doesn't this at least give them some clarity to. absolutely ben and this is what he ran on you can't run on something like build the wall or not build a wall you can't run and get it done and not get it done and i don't know if you are christian our audience saw the boris johnson vote conservative actually at the parody on love actually movie but what was really important about that was he actually stood on the doorstep with the p

general election 4 members of the european parliament have abandoned nigel farage is braggs a party to back the conservatives they say only a victory for johnson will ensure the u.k. leaves the european union the brace of issues dominated by election and torn apart old party alliances the main opposition labor party's promise to hold a 2nd referendum if it wins emma haywood are a force now from hartley 4 which overwhelmingly supported leaving the voters there are now turning their backs on labor. british politics is that time is spelt like a game during the past few years albeit one with no winners hardly pool has been a labor town for more than half a century but 7 out of 10 people have voted to leave the e.u. in the 2016 referendum and the brics that party has made this a target seat and now long held political loyalty is being cast a fight people towards believe 11 hours. of water was all ever because of her jory of peter want to go out to be a toss up between conservative and bricks as people say it's time we let you go to vote and that doesn't mean nothing because if the don't lik

fell in october companies on both sides of the channel are concerned about the potential effects of bragg's it on business nonetheless analysts say these latest figures other 1st positive results for the final quarter of the year. with disappointing domestic consumption but encouraging trade day to europe's largest economy looks set to continue meandering between contraction stagnation and meager growth. foods is essential for many industrial processes and that is energy intensive so in countries with a lot of sun like mexico for example it can mean it can make sense to switch to solar energy. based firm inventive power is helping companies make effective change and save some money along the way. to elect tails more he could cheese dairy is a family business every week it produces 40 tons of cheese for the mexican market to do that it needs 40000 liters of hot water the water has to be at least 70 degrees celsius to kill off germs to heat it to the cheesemaker was using nearly 100000 liters of liquefied petroleum gas a year the tanks are on the roof. and liberals. up until now we were payin

fell in october companies on both sides of the channel are concerned about the potential effects of bragg's it on business nonetheless analysts say these latest figures are the 1st positive results for the final quarter of the year with disappointing domestic consumption but encouraging trade data europe's largest economy looks set to continue meandering between contraction stagnation and meager growth. to talk us through these figures that speak to that year's chelsea delaney and frankfurt chelsea that's an expected increase 1.2 percent. why were we not expecting this. so the consensus expectation was for a slight decline about 0.3 percent decline in october. and that's largely because you know there's been a big impact on on trade on german business from from these trade tensions from changes in the auto sector from bracks that there's been that's sort of been weighing on and german businesses for a while now but german exports have every leigh sort of emerged as a bright spot for germany and they were also a lot stronger than expected in september this report if you look into the details

that's what tourism australia is hoping with its new $15000000.00 campaign which pokes a little fun at bragg's it. with a mate song sang song by australia's biggest pop star column and tourism australia aims to lure brits down under and potentially away from europe the ad was aired ahead of queen elizabeth's yearly christmas message in the u.k. and while it appeared to go down well some people on social media pointed to australia's ongoing bushfires as one reason to avoid visiting the country. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these business stories online at the dot com slash business i'm stephen beardsley as always thanks for watching. searching for identity and recognition. turkish citizens african groups. their forebears were brought to the ottoman empire as slaves. even today their descendants are true. just like i'll side. you know you're demanding change the elite. of. the us and it's a surprise you don't need to keep every day you've got other people to vote for over a mention on the fortunately most recent at the columbus zoo that mi

fell in october companies on both sides of the channel are concerned about the potential effects of bragg's it on business nonetheless analysts say these latest figures are the 1st positive results for the final quarter of the year with disappointing domestic consumption but encouraging trade data europe's largest economy looks set to continue meandering between contraction stagnation and meager growth. he advise us leaders from richard nixon to barack obama. former federal chad. the federal former chairman of the federal reserve has died aged 92 folke attack of american inflation in the 170 s. and eighty's and leisure lends his name to landmark wall street reforms headed the u.s. central bank. 9 to 987 of all german immigrants was born in 1907 in cape may new jersey. says he died from complications related to prostate cancer . i'm not i think the jim i guess sometimes i am but. that. thinks deep into the culture of looking at him. stereotyped classics for india think the future of the country that i now know the time. needed to be put to this drama. you know it's all about. i might go join

been anything but clear sailing for the royals this year all for their country i mean the drama of bragg's it's so a brave face for the christmas message jesus christ would show the world how small steps taken in faith. can overcome long held differences and deep seated divisions to bring harmony and understanding. many of us already tried to follow in his footsteps the path of course is not always smooth and may at times this year have felt. among the photos clearly visible on her desk during that speech the 3 men next in line to the throne they also feature in this royal video making christmas pudding for charity it's worth remembering that it is often the small steps not the giant leaps that bring about the most lasting change and say i wish you all a very happy christmas. and especially happy christmas if only because this difficult year will soon be over. well speaking of christmas people around the world have been celebrating in many ways some of them quite unusual in the u.s. state of florida some 600 surfing centers took to the waves in cocoa beach to show off their skills the char

fell in october companies on both sides of the channel are concerned about the potential effects of bragg's it on business nonetheless analysts say these latest figures are the 1st positive results for the final quarter of the year with disappointing domestic consumption but encouraging trade data europe's largest economy looks set to continue meandering between contraction stagnation and meager growth. he advise us leaders from richard nixon to barack obama. former federal. or former chairman of the federal reserve has died aged 92 folke attack over american inflation in the 170 s. and eighty's and ledger lent his name to landmark wall street reforms or added the u.s. central bank 979 to 987. of german immigrants was born in 1027 in cape may new jersey is told says he died from complications related to prostate cancer. on the other. save the planet not mine. we quarter davi dontcha and says it's strange we have to do something. the climate crisis is threatening very existence. many germans would agree but are they prepared to change their habits. so 60 minutes. every journey be. ends with

fell in october companies on both sides of the channel are concerned about the potential effects of bragg's it on business nonetheless analysts say these latest figures are the 1st positive results for the final quarter of the year with disappointing domestic consumption but encouraging trade data europe's largest economy looks set to continue meandering between contraction stagnation and meager growth. and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines the european union has approved its re point 2000000000 euros and subsidies for the eat car battery industry and a challenge to asian dominance of the sector the sons will come from 7 member countries and will be matched with private investors by several. greece has introduced special benefits for the world's richest in a bid to attract foreign investment wealthy foreigners who move their tax registry to the country will be given a special treat for dixie move helps rich boy and it's. illegal logging is a problem all over the world even in the european union romania is home to more than half of europe's remaining untouched

his home here north of the arctic circle but hotel operators in northern yemi have been nervous the braggs a jitters will keep many british visitors at holds people here are quietly celebrating but the departure date has been shifted back to january. is definitely good news for us here so because the u.k. market says it's great for us we love the u.k. cast so they don't they love us no we have snow no we have cold you know we have no breaks you need at least at the moment so it's looking good for the christmas sleigh rides with randy are willing marshmallows. and eating in an igloo so these are some of the attractions that pulled tourists here around christmas time and for the british as for other e.u. citizens it's easy to get here without extra trouble formalities the finns hope that even after brags that their country will be attractive to british tourists one thing that could change place brax it is a currency exchange and we've been offering a price guarantee which means that we will honor the exchange rate at the time of the booking which seems to be encouraging people to book so the

least what tourism australia is hoping with a new $15000000.00 campaign which pokes a little fun at bragg's it. well within a song performed by i'll show his biggest pop star column a note that aims to learn postgrads the brits down under and perhaps away from europe the ad was aired ahead of queen elizabeth's yearly christmas message in the u.k. and while it appeared to go down well some people in social media pointed to australia's ongoing bushfires as one reason to avoid visiting the country. that's it for me thank you for. 8 years off to the overthrow of the gadhafi regime libya has descended into almost continual conflict between its rival senses of power my guest this week here in paris is ahmed my cheek deputy prime minister of the us backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which are being credited to serious human rights abuses conflicts are. next on d w. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 368 get kidnapped now. this is far from for mention we

that means the risk of a new deal hard bragg's it remains britain and the e.u. cannot agree and new trade deal by the end of 2020 e.u. diplomats one that's a process that normally takes several years. in london barbara the whole issue divided the country over the last 3 years and did mr johnson's sweeping election victory effectively settle this debate in the u.k. . if you look at it more closely at it so i mean we see that in absolute figures 46 percent of the british public had voted for boris johnson and his wrecks and that still doesn't mean an absolute majority so there will still be people and britain who regrets this would think this is a bad move who didn't want this will they sort of give up the public debate it is officially closed and forrest johnson even doesn't want to use the word bricks it anymore he said today let's talk about this anymore it will be done and we just turn back and look towards the future whatever bought the younger generation in britain who did not vote for boris johnson and his breaks it will they forgive him for it will they be

bliss, bragg, where ever. why do we not have a list of every single person that has lived in these unitses? we have them. don't put it on the family members and the medical side to wait until the health division happens. do it on the front end so that efb can later on, some child comes up, has a problem, hey, i was at ft. bragg, they're in the system without them having to come forward. i'm out of time. >> we'll do that. >> thank you, senator duckworth. anything further? any other member? any other comment? first of all, as i mentioned in my opening statement, we'll have another housing e hee ining heay possible next year. at a minimum, we need the companies back. maybe even some of the new ones that seem to be part of this problem. and the services so that you can let us know and we can reflect on if we ever get our ndaa passed, that the language and we are out of time so that's a, that is a serious problem, but first, i want to thank all, it's a very large number of people. went to a lot of inconvenience to

rypien markets on friday british voters had that the conservative party a large victory making bragg's it all but certain after years of uncertainty the value of the pound has surged to its highest point since 2016 and u.k. stock markets also gained. the conservative solid majority in parliament paves the way for britain to officially exit the e.u. at the end of january the pound rose sharply on the news hitting its highest level since 2016 equity markets welcomed the outcome but i think this very shortsighted because in the longer run there are still lots of uncertainty there will be long negotiations between the u.k. and the e.u. on the future trade agreement so i think there is this cheerfulness today could very easily disappear but now it's at least clear that britain will finally move forward with brics it. will the german economy it's important that there is a decision concerning brics it's 3 years the companies are unsure when and how breaks that will happen now is the time to make sure that the companies have something which they can plan off and therefore the new government sh

least what tourism australia is hoping with a new $15000000.00 campaign which pokes a little fun at bragg's it. fuses. well with late song performed by all shows biggest pop star column a note that aims to live post brags that brits down under and perhaps away from europe the ad was aired ahead of queen elizabeth's yearly christmas message in the u.k. and while it appeared to go down well some people in social media pointed to australia's ongoing bushfires as one reason to avoid visiting the country. that's it for me thank you. choosing that 1st job wisely. it could have an effect on your entire career. what should people starting a new profession look out for. which mistakes and pitfalls should they avoid. my 1st day at a new job tips for a path to success. made in germany next to the. in the night of climate change. for me. what's in store. for the future. e.w. dot com can make a city to give insight. counter. do you remember your 1st job mine was in a small town plumbing office where i kept the books every day after school they put me in the service truck the summer before college which

well for their country i mean the drama of bragg's it's. a brave face for the christmas message jesus christ would show the world how small steps taken in faith and hope can overcome long held differences and deep seated divisions to bring harmony and understanding many of us already tried to follow in his footsteps the path of course is not always smooth and may at times this year have felt quite bumpy. among the photos clearly visible on her desk during that speech the 3 men next in line to the throne they also feature in this royal video making christmas pudding for charity it's worth remembering that it is often the small steps not the giant leaps that bring about the most lasting change and so i wish you all a very happy christmas. and especially happy christmas if only because this difficult year will soon be over. you're watching t w news coming to you from berlin i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another update for you i'm marrying evan's teen from me and the entire news team thanks for watching up next is business with

the conservative party said he hopes the tories landslide victory would help bring closure to the bragg's it debate and help heal political risks in the country while hundreds of people had protested his re-election in london on friday now that i asked the conservatives won their knowledge just majority and over 30 years. i think that scuffle has replaced the jubilation from ellie on friday as anti conservative purchased as slowly outnumbers johnson supporters near downing street i was raising their concerns a clear night and i because i felt the racism sexism i saw jimi the homophobia of boris johnson has to go poster yeah i mean you know we call get this big get a free ride here in this country. just a few hours earlier a whole different scene was unfolding behind a door of 10 downing street after receiving a bone welcome biased off johnson said it was time to bring closure to break the debate and let the healing begin lectionary if you ask yourselves what is this new government going to do what are you going to do with the extraordinary majority i will tell you that is what we are goin

good and yet his message is easy for many people it goes down well because he's saying let's get bragg's it done let's break through the gridlock in parliament many people here in the u.k. are really fed up with the breaks and process they don't understand why it's all taking so long and johnson is making it look very easy said he can deliver in just a few weeks that u.k. will leave the you also he can deliver a trade deal his critics of course point out that there will be trade offs negative economic consequences and it might actually take longer to negotiate a deal with the e.u. but for many people they were a lot want to listen to his message and they would just want to be finished with rex it now his conservative party is as we speak now still leading in the polls but a recent survey shows that the race is tightening considerably is there still hope for the oppositional labor party. well we have seen that in the last weeks that the labor party has really been trailing quite far behind the conservatives that they had caught up with the conservatives and the question is will. gets a cl

election that he drove the conservative party said that the tories landslide victory would settle the braggs it question he also said the country must begin healing off the years of bitter division now with the conservatives set for their largest majority in over 30 years johnson has a clear mandate for his agenda genda. many people are still worried about what exactly that means. a few scuffles replaced the jubilation from ellie on friday as auntie conservative purchased as slowly outnumbers johnson supporters near downing street. for their concerns are clear. because i think the racism sexism misogyny homophobia of course johnson has the poster you know we call get this bigotry right here in this country. just a few hours earlier a whole different scene was unfolding behind a door of 10 downing street after receiving a one welcome by staff johnson said it was time to bring closure to break the debate and let the healing begin lectionary if you ask yourselves what is this new government going to do what are you going to do with the extraordinary majority i will tell you that is what we are

goal so for many people he perhaps voted for remain but at this stage simply actually do want to get bragg's it done because it has created such an incredible political stalemate in the country for the last few years and boris johnson is a very you know he's a very large than life kite's right thing you could say he's got a lot of personality like him will love him and certainly you know he's he runs a lot of presidents i think there was even a parents when he made his victory speech at his own seat and you know a speech in south wisely i think you can see that no. i want to thank the people of this country for turning out to vote in december election we didn't want to do which i think has turned out to be a story. which. gives us know in this new government the chance to respect the democratic will of the british people to change this country for the better and to unleash the potential of the in time people of this country and that is what we will now do and if we are lucky enough to be returned as the polls as the exit polls seem to suggest then that work will begin tomorrow thank you all

rules during a transition period until the end of the year that means the risk of a new deal hard bragg's it remains britain and the e.u. cannot agree on a new trade deal by the end of 2020 e.u. diplomats one that's a process that normally takes several years. of other vessels still with us or the debate over the u.k. and they you has cost conservative prime minister is that jobs is everyone on the same page now. everyone in the conservative party is and that is simply because all the other charice the ones who wanted to stay close to the european union maybe even state in the european union they are all gone during the bitter fight about brecht sit in the course of last year they all left the party and then they sort of stood down the majority of them and the election came up so this means you're looking at a completely different conservative party now it has had a sharp shift to the right and everybody everybody at the moment is a boris shrugs loyalist there is nobody who would even say a word against him or his plans so for him it's all plain sailing for the rest of britain the opposit

we know every single person that's been stationed at fort bliss and fort bragg, wherever, why don't we have a list of every single person that's lived in these units. we have them. don't put it on the family members and on the medical side to wait until the health condition happens. do it on the front end so that everybody can later on some child comes up and has a problem, they can say hey, i was at fort bragg and they're in the system without them having to come forward. >> i'm out of time. i yield back, mr. secretary. >> thank you, senator duckworth. anything further? any other member? any other comment? >> first of all, as i mentioned in my opening statement, we'll have another housing hearing as early as possible next year, and at a minimum, we need to -- need the companies back and maybe even some of the new ones that seem to be a part of this problem in the services so that you can let us know and we can reflect on if we ever get our ndaa passed and the language and we are out of time. so that is a serious problem. >> but first, i do want to thank all of you. that is a large num

. >> wrong longing political soap opera called braggs that might be coming to a close. house of commons of britain's parliament approving a key reading of the braggs a bill, 358 votes to 234. boris johnson says he wants braggwrapped up by christmas. >> now's the time to act together as a united kingdom with confidence in her destiny and determined to take advantage of the opportunity before us. of course his hand has been strengthened significantly by his conservative party big when an parliamentary election last week. he is getting the most votes since prime minister margaret thatcher wasn't charged and running in the 1980s. britain's eu exit was approved in a referendum in 2016, politicians have been wrinkling ever since. the bill is expected to be in final votes in the house of commons next month and the uk will be out of the eu by januar. president trump is a big fan of brexit and has promised a massive trade deal. but the uk still has to do a trade deal with the eu first and that could complicate things. more brexit headaches. liz: thank you for your great reportin

leaves the european union now the issue of bragg's it has dominated the election and torn up old party alliances the main opposition labor party has from mr hold a 2nd referendum if it wins next week emma haywood reports now from hotly pool which voted overwhelmingly to leave the e.u. in the 2016 referendum and where voters are now turning their backs on labor. british politics has at times felt like a game during the past few years albeit one with no winners hardly pool has been a labor town for more than half a century but 7 out of 10 people have voted to leave the e.u. in the 2016 referendum and the brics that party has made this a target seat and now long held political loyalty is being cast aside people towards. because of. peter want to go out. even breakfast because you got a vote and it doesn't mean nothing because if they don't like it and there was a commons we'll have to go to like. many here are disillusioned with politics altogether and for good reason for years successive governments happen accused of doing little to help towns like. there is still big business but decade