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of the gag order is underway and is boris johnson set to win and win big in the general election briggs it would seem has changed everything. across i think some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow dmitri bob which is a political analyst and editor at internet media project and in athens we're joined by alex which of or oh he's the editor and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump at any time you want and i always appreciate let me go to. first i'm titling this program a gag order and i know you know what i'm talking about 1st let's we have this whistleblower which anyone that has any interest in this ridiculous did a dismal story knows who we're talking about ok it's been in media outlets for quite a few quite a few days at least 10 maybe 2 weeks now and now facebook and google and you tube they're scrubbing everything that's number one number 2 the epstein story is back in the news a young producer being left a.b.c. news and then went to c.b.s. and they claim she leaked the this interview or interview with an a.b

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. i'm hungry, too.ekend, everybody. >>> former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch set to testify this morning. >> efforts by rudy giuliani and others, including his associates, to run a campaign to smear yovanovitch. >> the devastating testimony corroborated testimony of bribery. impeachment is a divisive thing. >> the republicans have stuck together. it's a beautiful thing to see. >>> we heard the one shot and four after. and we started running. >> there's the whole don't take my guns. don't take my life. >> this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is friday, november 15th. it's 5:00 here in new york because this is a special edition of "new day" and cnn's coverage of the impeachment inquiry into president trump. this morning, day two of the hearings. this morning, former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch will testify. she claims she was the target of a smear campaign, allegedly orchestrated by rudy giulia

world of business and economics this week we're witnessing the end of globalization as we know it briggs it make america great again make it india is this a backlash against trade or just another economic. this man is worth more than $100000000000.00 he's overtaken bill gates to become the 2nd richest man we find out how a why france like many other western nations is becoming more unequal. and can christine legarde heal the rift inside the european central bank from ultra cheap money to the way the bank votes the former head of the i.m.f. is about to make some sweeping changes. the world's biggest trade pact was just moments from being signed off when india pulled out india's prime minister narendra modi said the deal would hurt its farmers businesses workers and consumers. the regional comprehensive economic partnership would have brought together the 10 members of the association of southeast asian nations china japan south korea strayer and new zealand the remaining nations plan to push ahead with an agreement next year at have left a door open for india it's remarkable that a deal i

. >> i'm dave briggs. the latest on the wildfires ahead. >>> we start at the nation's capital. house committees expecting to interview four witnesses. john eisenberg and michael ellis will not testify. robert blare and brian mccormack have said they won't answer the committee's question. eisenberg is citing executive privilege. the rest are refusing to appear because they can't have a house lawyer present. several democrats telling cnn there's more than enough evidence to move on to the next step, which is public hearings. >>> the whistleblower who ignited the impeachment inquiry is willing to answer written questions if republicans want to commit them. but that offer is being rejected by president trump and his allies. >> the whistleblower should be revealed. the whistleblower gave a false story. some call it fraud. i won't go that far. but if i read it closely, i probably would. but the whistleblower should be revealed. >> the whistleblower should come forward in an open hearing. and the six people he talked about that talked about other issues, as well. he needs to answer th

this is "early start" i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it's 4:00 a.m. in new york, 9:00 a.m. in laondon and 5:00 p.m. i hong kong. the focus is on one, gordon sondland, head of the e.u. he frequently updated top officials on efforts to convince ukraine to launch investigations the president was demanding. among them, energy secretary rick perry and mick mulvaney, who famously said this about trump's pressure campaign. >> we do that all the time, with foreign policy. i have news for everybody, get over it. there's going to be political influence in foreign policy. >> also released this weekend, a deposition from former top official, tim morrison. he told officials that sondland was operating at the request of the president. republicans trying to shift the blame for mounting trouble away from the president. >> those individuals who leaked this, this is all coming out into public has weakened that relationship. it exposed things that didn't need to be exposed. it would have been better off if this happened behind the scenes. funding would have been restore

i'm dave briggs. it's veterans day, monday, november 11th.art with the potentially historic week on capitol hill. the impeachment inquiry now moves into the public eye with televised hearings. democrats are trying to stay narrowly focused, keeping the story simple. they'll try to sway public opinion using diplomatic and military service. the president's allies are peddling a smokescreen of distractions, hoping to sew confusion. >> we saw fierce exchanges over the weekend, offering a preview of how each side will fight for the political edge

i'm dave briggs >> i'm christine romans. name is gordon sondland, and he faces congress this morning with the president's future possibly in his hands. evidence so far all points to sondland as the witness who could tie president trump directly to the campaign. >> it follow as long day of hearings that culminated in one of the republicans' own witnesses essentially turning on them. kurt volker acknowledged some of his closed door testimony had been less than fully informed. what he didn't realize then, he does now. >> since i gave my testimony on october 3rd, a great deal of additional information and perspectives have come to light. in hindsight i see how others were investigate iing. in retrospect, i should have seen that connection differently, and had i done so, i would have raised my own objections. >> one key change was directed to sondland. volker had denied any investigations came up. yesterday he recalled he did bring up investigations, which everybody thought was inappropriate. >> multiple sources tell us they're m

i'm dave briggs. >> good morning. it's wednesday, november 13th, i'm christine romans and it's 4:00 a.m. in the u.s. donald trump is accused of leveraging $400 million in much needed military aid to ukraine, demanding in return an investigation into joe biden and his son. democrats' first witnesses, two career civil servants seated together for the entire day, bill tayloring temperature top american diplomat in ukraine saying he was told everything depended on ukraine publicly announcing these investigations. as taylor put it behind closed doors, that was my clear understanding, security assistance money would not come until the president of ukraine committed to pursue the investigation. >> george kent was in charge of ukraine policy and was concerned about politically motivating prosecutions. he was told the prosecution wanted nothing less. even in extraordinary times, this will be an extraordinary day. congressional reporter phil mattingly has more on capitol hill. >> christine and dave, here we go. this is it. this

i'm julia chatterley. >> i'm dave briggs. it's 5:00 a.m.east. >>> we start with a big shock for the 2020 presidential field. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, preparing a white house bid. bloomberg will file paperwork to get on alabama's ballot, ahead of the state's early filing deadline. the billionaire businessman has been making calls to connected democrats over the last few days, including, where else? iowa. a strategist that's worked with bloomberg said one major factor in his thinking is this week's election in virginia, where his gun safety group helped democrats win control of the state legislature. six weeks ago, bloomberg ruled out a run. >> the truth of the matter is, if you look at the layout of who

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. tuesday, november 5th. it's 5:00 a.m.the east. >>> this morning, we know what some of the key witnesses in the trump impeachment inquiry said behind closed doors. among the revelations, testimony that mike pompeo was silent as rudy giuliani planned to oust maria yovanovitch. the president was asked yesterday about the effort by giuliani and others to undermine yovanovitch. >> was maria yovanovitch part of a smear campaign? >> i really don't know her. if you look at the transcripts, the president of the ukraine was not a fan of hers. >> fact-check the rough transcript shows zelensky criticized the ambassador only after trump called her bad news. lauren fox has more on the transcripts from capitol hill. >> reporter: a significant day on capitol hill, as we saw the release of the first transcripts from these closed-door depositions that have been going on for the last month on capitol hill. it's a big opportunity for lawmakers who haven't been in the room over the last several weeks to see what has been occurring. one of the

it is about briggs and i would also argue it's a it also is about meall liberalism and its limitations and even its rejection by the electorate though they now would necessarily say neo liberalism well basically if we look at their history of the problem i mean boris johnson just 2 months ago in the telegraph he published an article titled let me quote it will prove putin wrong exit in the you all october 31 well october 31 has come and nothing happened it is still inside the us so mark was very right you called it a deadlock and people are getting frustrated because whatever they do they're all of us to do the right thing and you know it's no longer you push a button then you make a choice it's a wake a child story you know where until you push the right button it says no it was another one right so when people get very frustrated you could actually use the metaphor of a minefield as well yeah i think i know we go back to marcus here but i guess i was i was looking at the campaign slogans for the 3 major parties here the conservatives get bragg's it done unleash britain's potential no

. >> i'm dave briggs. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> we start with a big shock for the 2020 presidential field. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, preparing a white house bid. bloomberg will file paperwork to get on alabama's ballot, ahead of the state's early filing deadline. the billionaire businessman has been making calls to connected democrats over the last few days, including, where else? iowa. a strategist that's worked with bloomberg said one major factor in his thinking is this week's election in virginia, where his gun safety group helped democrats win control of the state legislature. six weeks ago, bloomberg ruled out a run. >> the truth of the matter is, if you look at the layout of who is going to vote and where the country is, i would be unlikely to get elected. but in the private sector, i can make a difference. >> bloomberg rejected a run earlier because that path to victory seemed narrow with joe biden in the same lane. but biden has been struggling in the crowded democratic field, as forme

s general election the december briggs's and health care the main issues of the thiel position and the ruling conservative party . multiple people have been stabbed in the city of jet ash in jordan tourists are among the victims one person has been arrested and iran is taking for the steps away from the 2050 nuclear deal will soon begin activating its uranium enrichment facility 10 rounds expected to begin pumping uranium gas into centrifuges at an underground area near the city of qom. the head of the un's agency for palestinian refugees has stepped aside pending the outcome of an inquiry into alleged misconduct and internal investigation found management issues that directly relates to commissioner general trouble let's go live now to the u.n. ought to be about to get its james bays is with us james tell us more about this. well this has been a very difficult 3 months for the agency that deals with palestinians that helps palestinians with their schooling and their education more than 5 and a half 1000000 palestinians because an internal report of on right now ethics report said ther

one and the liberal democrats stop brigs it build a brighter future labor is addressing directly briggs it why not. the problem for germany coben is this 8 he personally despises the year in union and he has friends hope political career however the vast majority of the parliamentary labor party which is the labor m.p.'s are in favor of britain's membership of the e.u. that is why it's who pays the p.r.p. to try and prevent corbin's mines a civil war from breaking out he has gone along or he has sided with the strong main elements within their pay ok now that is why in my opinion he is in serious trouble because the labor movement feels quite differently to the european union the parliamentary labor party is true is you so effectively needs a choice before the british electorate says this the conservative party is a bracks it the labor party is now a remain party to the discussed of traditional labor voters the working class in the north of england the liberal democrat party is a remain a party and the scottish national party isn't my party so you can see it's probably going to happen a

progress is being made and various nations appear to be giving up on working together on trade from briggs it in the u.k. to make in india and of course president trumps make america great again what's propelled growth for western nations has led to a backlash against china's mercantile export juggernaut globalization has limits india baulked at the prospect of the gradual elimination of tariffs which would have opened the floodgates for cheap chinese goods plus agricultural produce from australia and new zealand so does globalisation have a future that's the question we're asking this week on counting the cost and it just so happens to be the title of research from capital economics and i'm delighted to say the author of that report simon mcadam joins us now from london simon is global economist at capital economics simon welcome to counter the car so as we said india rejected this china back to asian trade deal we've got this ongoing trade war between the us and china briggs's as well still unresolved what does all of this tell us about globalisation but isn't it to bear in mind about gl

big red bus that there would be $350000000.00 pounds a week spent on the national health service if briggs it was secure at something that has since transpired to be essentially a lie so what the labor leaders are saying is that he will actually try and give some sort of view or an idea or a vision as to what it would mean and then the people would have their final fame up there for solitude for trouble because that in the process you had lost that parliament for a 1000000000 for the profit in a half years whereby no clear majority has been attained in order to agree on a specific deal and also takes that whole no deal idea of the table the idea that britain could leave the european union without having reached some sort of an agreement so this is the major sense of what he will be outlining in the next few moments right now i shall live for us air and arlo ok thank you. and lebannon continue to block roads as protests there entered the 20th day despite the prime minister handing in his resignation last week there's been no sign of progress toward an agreement on a new government. north of

is briggs it party leader says his party will not run candidates in more than $300.00 seats held by the conservative party nigel farage says it's to ensure anti brags that parties don't win the december 12th election i have got no great love for the conservative party at all but i can see right now that by giving barr is half a chance by keeping him honest and holding him to account by getting people in and by stopping the fanatics in billable democrats who chinas up everything with their united states of europe european army you name it i mean they even want to revoke the result of the referendum no i think our action this announcement today prevents a 2nd referendum from happening and that to me i think right now is the single most important thing in our hands. a judge in the hague has ordered the netherlands to repack train more than 50 children of women who join deisel in syria 23 women are asked the court to allow their families to return due to deplorable conditions in the hold camp in northern syria a court found only the children must be sent back to the netherlands the u.s. is

headlines about the briggs a party, you think break the party.not proper brexit. in some seats it's very bad for boris johnson, and other seeds having the brexit party is really tricky for the labour party. if you take a seat which was very leave the voting has a labourmp, which was very leave the voting has a labour mp, tories or maybe 2000 behind, ifearfew labour a labour mp, tories or maybe 2000 behind, i fear few labour voters thinking well i could not ever vote tory, but i don't want to vote labour, i will vote for the brazen party. that's one example of how it will cut in lots of different ways. it will not be needs. it's lots of stuff already of who is telling the truth, what's in effect and interpretation. give us some clues and hints and rules of thumb of dealing with all of that. truth ines stuff. ts, dealing with all of that. truth ines stuff. t5, or b5 some might suggest. in election campaign the parties always seeking to play every piece of information to their advantage. so think why is this person telling me that? not, 0 is not rig

so what he's been saying essentially peter is that briggs it has been a distraction and months he will do if he's elected is that he is going to firstly scrap the deal that boris johnson and the conservatives have managed to partially push through parliament he will really go see it's a new deal with the europeans and then he will give the final say to the people in another referendum now in that referendum you'll have the choice between a briggs's deal detailed in what exactly that would mean or to remain and that he says is the only way that the country can move forward from what has been a very very divisive discussion over the past 3 and a half years when the election was unknowns to a week 10 days ago now mr coleman went on television and said look i will bring you and give you the most radical election campaign that you've seen for a political generation on the part of his labor party is that how it's shaping up to a thing. for sure i mean those messages in terms of rather call progressive and so forth once in a lifetime once in a generation all of these were being used by the la

would then put that deal to voters in a 2nd referendum where the other choice would be counseling briggs it all together the u.k. parliament will be suspended from wednesday ahead of that general election labor launched its campaign in harlow northeast of london and jamal shell. prior to launching his party's manifesto ahead of the upcoming general elections labor party leader germy corbin chose to deal head on with the arguably the most divisive issue in britain today that is read the. speech in what is considered to be a strong leave constituency in the north east of london germany quoting 3rd got his party would sort out what he described as the mess that is briggs it's within 6 months of coming to power a century his plan entails renegotiating a deal with the european union and then presenting god to you in another referendum whereby the choice that the british public will have would be between this new deal and to remain essentially he's trying to reach out to all sides of british or the all sides of the british divide he said that whilst his critics may find that to be something ne

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. we begin in the nation's capital, where we will for weeks and months. president trump's phone call with the leader of ukraine, under the microscope. it may be a different call the next day, may be the most proof the president pushed his rivals. bill taylor first learned about this other call last week. >> in the presence of my staff, in a restaurant, sondland called and told him of his meetings. my staff could hear president trump hear asking about the investigations. the ambassador cold president trump they were ready to move forward. someone asked what president trump thought about ukraine. he said, he cared more about the investigations of biden, which giuliani was pushing for. >> that's more evident that the president himself was behind the pressure campaign. taylor's revelation undermines that he hardly knows ambassador gordon sondland. the ambassador will be asked about this when he testifies next wednesday. and the aide that overheard that call will testify behind closed doors.

london and washington remain committed to reaching a post briggs free trade agreement that's according to a statement from downing street in a phone call prime minister bars johnson as urged president donald trump to lift tariffs on goods including scotch whisky and exclude britain from possible judi's on european cars. a boeing whistle blowers told the b.b.c. up to a quarter of oxygen systems in the company's 787 dreamliner as could be faulty putting passengers in danger if cabin pressure is lost boeing denies the allegations. air travelers flying through or from germany can expect major delays as cancelled 1300 flights affecting around 180000 passengers category striking for 2 days. to bid to halt the strike at a frank mccourt industrial action centers around expense payments i am maybe affect flights leaving from germany on thursday and friday. the international monetary fund has cut its full costs for the eurozone and its biggest economy germany the council of economic advisors to the government has also trimmed its growth outlook for these year to just half a percent the council s

it's his platform promise to put a briggs deal through parliament on day one if his policy wins the right to form a government. parliament is paralyzed it's been stuck in a rut for 3 and a half years and i'm afraid our m.p.'s are just refusing time and again to deliver breaks it and all of the mandate of the people i can tell you i go to the state of the willing to chew my own time in frustration because in a sense was so nearly we got a deal i've been rady by which we can leave the e.u. in just a few weeks it's a great deal for this country opposition labor leader jeremy coburn is taking a different tack putting more emphasis on issues like that actual health service saying the brig's it must be sorted so the country can move on judge us on whether patients are still waiting more than 4 hours and i in a departments and tens of thousands of waiting months for cancer treatment judge us on whether we've got sorted within 6 months by offering the people the final say between credible leave jail and remain so we can get on with delivering the real change that this country needs more fro

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs.ew day." >>> he was being involved in a domestic political errand. and we were being involved in national security foreign policy. >> the president's voice was loud and recognizable. i heard president trump ask, so, he's going to do the investigation? >> we have to stop this. they're not going to. >> it undercuts all of the defenses that the president and the republicans have put forward. >> they continue to push the fake, illegitimate proceedings. >> he wants to go to the trial. >> it's obstruction of justice. obstruction of congress. >>> this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is a special edition of "new day." it is friday, november 22nd. 5:00 in the east. so, here we are. two historic weeks, 12 public witnesses, a mountain of evidence, hours of testimony, all telling the same story. the president was using foreign policy for his own personal purposes. a domestic political errand. that's w

and ambitious plan a labor party wants to nationalize certain industries and give people another briggs's. china is via to hit back after the us house of representatives approved a bill to support human rights in hong kong the senate passed the same bill on tuesday in hong kong around $100.00 student protesters remain surrounded by police at the university campus for a 5th day thousands of people living in india's forests are protesting against a government decision that could see them evicted the government is trying to amend the law that's meant to protect their rights to their land many of these indigenous people have no legal documents to prove their ship. headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness next. does she just say this out. ah evie. rules are. why would be on the wall of the. family. because the deal. was. lost the ali. was easy. is american in don't channels it. wasn't. me. chevron was the big ammonia zephania. actually ship a mini. water. with plastic. if you. will and. to. one of the mortars. and then get up what would what about the. zukin want to go bac

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i'm miguel marquez keeping dave briggs' seat warm. >> i'm christine romans. breaking overnight, an ominous election as reliably republican seats go to democrats. in ruby red kentucky, andy beshear claiming victory in the governor's race. he leads matt bevin by several,000 votes with 99,000 votes, bevin refusing to admit defeat. >> our elections don't have to be about right versus left. they are still veabout right versus wrong. i haven't had an opportunity to speak to governor bevin, but my expectation is he will honor the election that was helped tonight. >> would bit a bevin race if it wasn't a squeaker? come on. really and truly. this is a close, close race. we're not conceding this race by any stretch. >> so it's too early to tell whether the democrats voted over impeachme impeachmented on teachers. >> one veteran republican telling cnn we found that being an a-hole is slightly worse than being a liberal. >> you're sending that big message to the rest of the country. it's so important. you've go tot get your friends. you've got to vote because if you lose

the labor party pushes its economic agenda the biggest issue in britain's upcoming election reminds briggs that some 3 and a half years after britain voted to leave the european union the u.k. still hasn't lift and brigs that is more divisive then. mass reports of foreign ok so let me give you one of those thank you and it's grant is going canvassing for the 1st time in her life for the brakes of party she doesn't think britain needs a divorce to do with the european union how main priority is to get out of the us quickly as possible just as the bracks it is promised i really believe. right now is the policy that's offering. tories 3. here failed to take us out and i think now. but in the effluent part of central london where alice lives most people are pro e.u. . and i would think the practice of passing here be very simple to start a lecture. on the back supposing that. for 18 year old alice and her younger sister democracy is at stake they say the u.k. needs its freedom and to them be undemocratic even though most of their friends think differently they are discouraged by all school was

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it's 4:32 eastern time.ew transcripts from closed-door impeachment hearings released, one day before public testimony begins in the probe. military and diplomatic aides with consistency talking about ukraine. some of the notable testimony, the freeze raising alarm at the pentagon and in kiev. worries the trump administration would change its foreign policy to suit domestic politics and concern from national security secretary john bolton over the ukraine policy. >> two officials say the aid was frozen after it was said in july. it is the argument of trump backers that the aid could not have been used as leverage. we learn that military support to ukraine had been withhold before, by then-budget director mick mulvaney to avoid upsetting the russians. as for what to expect in the next 36 hours, here's phil mattingly on capitol hill. >> reporter: christine and dave, lawmakers are arrive back in washington, fully cognizant they will have one of the biggest hearings that's happened in years, maybe in decades. the

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i'm dave briggs. >> i'm julia chatterley. it's 4:00 a.m. in new york. 1:00 a.m. in california. >>> breaking overnight, president trump pushing back hard on a report in "the washington post." the report says he asked bill barr to hold a news conference to publicly clear him of legal wrongdoing, in his call pressuring ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son. "the post" reports barr refused, citing people familiar with the matter. but barr's justice department did send out a memo, declaring there was no campaign finance crime connected to the call. trump advisers told "the post" the president said to aides in recent weeks, he wishes the attorney general had agreed to hold a news conference. late last night, the president slammed "the post" and cnn, reporting the story, which he called totally untrue. >>> republicans struggling to come up with a clear and coordinated defense in the impeachment inquiry. they've given up on the no quid pro quo mantra in the face of damaging testimony from several senior diplomats. listen to lindsey graham, a trump ally, trying out

i'm dave briggs. it's veterans day, monday, november 11th. we start with the potentially historic week on capitol hill. the impeachment inquiry now moves into the public eye with televised hearings. democrats are trying to stay narrowly focused, keeping the story simple. they'll try to sway public opinion using diplomatic and military service. the president's allies are peddling a smokescreen of distractions, hoping to sew confusion. >> we saw fierce exchanges over the weekend, offering a preview of how each side will fight for the political edge. cnn's jeremy diamond has more. >> reporter: good morning dave and alison. this impeachment inquiry is moving into its public phase. on wednesday, we'll see the first witnesses called forward to publicly testify about the president's handling of foreign policy towards ukraine. we'll see the top diplomat in ukraine, bill taylor, coming forward, as well as top state department official, george kent. as all of this is happening, the president not only defending his own conduct, but we're seeing republic

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