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because ann's model of how politics works maybe describes a parliamentary democracy like britain, canada or australia. the two parties offer their platforms, one wins, it implements it. that is not how it works in the united states. there isn't a government, there isn't an opposition. candidates run on proposals, and then everyone understands that the real bargaining happens after the election. that's the affordable care act that barack obama passed in 2010 doesn't look a lot like what he campaigned on in 2008 and the same will be true for the democrats with their healthcare plans. to make those kinds of negotiations work, you need to build a consensus and you need above all a president who can go on television, speak to the country and rally it and donald trump has never even tried to do that because there's the one bit of self-knowledge that he has is he is not the president of the united states. he's the president of 45% of the united states. (applause) >> i don't think he thinks that. and no, i know there are compromises, david, but what i'm talking about with immigration is way more than oh, we

relationship between our intelligence community and what is called the five i's, which is britain, new zealand, canada, australia. people really operate together and view themselves as a collective mission, it can be about terrorism, it can be about a whole variety of issues. and there's enormous cooperation. the idea that the attorney general would be showing up in a five i's country to say what kind of dirt do you have on my own intelligence community is the kind of thing, having been at the fbi, is unthinkable and it's of such damage to the relationship, that there's such distrust of the intelligence community. and one thing that's just so wonderful for the american public to see in the last two weeks, and again, leaving aside the substance of the impeachment, is your seeing career people, and it's really useful, this is supposed to be the deep state, hallelujah. these are wonderful, wonderful public servants. >> let me bring in -- i'm sorry. >> i was just going to say to claire's point, when the president announced that investigation, he gave attorney general barr access to the deepest secrets, ordering the

>> you have to remember that the five i's, that new zealand, australia, canada, the united states, and great britainosest of intelligence allies. and all of a sudden, you have an american president who says we don't really want your intelligence, we want you to turn on your own operatives and former operatives so that we can prove that russia was not really behind efforts to get donald trump elected in 2016. he is still trying to roll back the clock on that. even though all the intelligence services, all the investigations that have been done, establish very clearly that it was a branch of the russian, i was about to say soviet, the russian intelligence services that was behind most of the activities to get trump elected, at least the part of it that was done by the russians. he wants to roll that back. so he wants the intelligence services to say what they were finding was somehow untrue or they were coerced or they were cooperating with some american deep state in order to do what, to keep him from getting elected? if so the deep state wasn't very effective. he got elected. >> a new report in the

britain lost the next singles rubber but won the deciding doubles match to take the tie 2—1. meanwhile, canada are the first team through to the semi—finals after beating australia partner denis shapovalov beatjohn peers and jordan thomspon in the deciding doubles rubber. it's only the third time that canada have reached the last four. it's been 12 years since the nfl started hosting regular season games in london to boost the popularity of the sport globally. now it's opened its first academy in britain. students can combine their education with intensive training in american football, under full—time, professional coaches. miriam walker—khan went down to the opening: three—time super bowl winnerjerry rice — not exactly you might expect to bump into in north london. as an ambassador for the new nfl academy, he is settling in just fine. it keeps me locked into football, feeling that energy and being able to pass that knowledge on. this is something that you are not used to, but with the right coach, maybe they can put them in a position where they can be successful. so is important to get these kids on board. and jerry is not the only ambassador. he joins odell