you will recall that british steel went into receivership and they are saying they have now announcedh a preferred buyerfor british announced exclusive sales talks with a preferred buyer for british steel. following discussions with a number of potential purchasers, they say, over the past few weeks, they are pleased to say that they have now received an acceptable offer for the purchase of the whole business and the receiver is now focusing on finalising the sale, they say. that is the turkish military pension fund that we were discussing earlier. essentially confirmation coming through from the official receiver for british steel that the talks are under way and that they are hopeful that they can conclude the process in the coming weeks. they say during that time, british steel will continue to trade and supply to customers as normal. we will be keeping an eye on that through the morning. and we will speak to are corresponded in a short while. sport now and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's holly. good morning. england with plenty to do if they're to level the a

you might wonder why a turkish military pension fund wants to buy british steel. d already owns nearly 50% of turkey's largest steel company, which has assets of £20 billion and is hungry for the kind of steel they produce here in scunthorpe. the rails and beams made here are used in construction all over the world, from istanbul airport to coventry‘s new water park. products and expertise attractive to the prospective buyer. british steel produces high quality rail, it has a long experience in producing high quality products that will also be of interest to the turkish market. and the benefits of british steel, there's been talk around investment into their plant, to make it more energy efficient and reduce the carbon emissions. and that will make it a long—term, positive investment. business after business sit in the shadow of the steelworks, all of them also dependent on its success. eric deighton runs his own sheet—metal workshop, producing for contractors who in turn work for british steel. each company, another link in the supply chain. not every firm has a g

you might wonder why a turkish military pension fund wants to buy british steel. traordinary as it may sound. the fund already owns nearly 50% of turkey's largest steel company, which has assets of £20 billion and is hungry for the kind of steel they produce here in scunthorpe. the rails and beams made here are used in construction all over the world, from istanbul airport to coventry‘s new water park. products and expertise attractive to prospective buyer. british steel produces high quality rail, it has a long experience in producing high quality products that will also be of interest to the turkish market. and the benefits of british steel, there's been talk around investment into their plant, to make it more energy efficient and reduce the carbon emissions. and that will make it a long—term, positive investment. business after business sit in the shadow of the steelworks, all of them also dependent on its success. eric deighton runs his own sheet—metal workshop, producing for contractors who in turn work for british steel. each company, another link in the supp

as a final thought, how much of a challenge will it be because it has been a rocky road for british steelng on something that is quite tough? you are right to say it isa quite tough? you are right to say it is a tough time for the steel industry. we have seen steel prices colla pse industry. we have seen steel prices collapse since 2016 but they have come back a little bit since then. there are issues about the economics of making steel. cheap steel coming in from china. you have very high energy costs and business rates here make it challenging. i would expect the government to look at a package of support that is not just labour guarantees but to see if they can do anything on energy costs and put it onafirm anything on energy costs and put it on a firm footing. but certainly a500 workers in and around scunthorpe will be breathing a sigh of relief. it's not guaranteed, but it's looking positive. simon jack, thank you. the family of a lawyer who was stabbed to death with a screwdriver outside a busy shopping centre in newcastle have described him as "a kind and caring man who was always

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judith moritz is at the british steel facility in scu nthorpe.y a huge number of people associated with the plant who will be hoping for good news. yes, a huge number. you know, they wear badges are saying save our steel but they might as well read save our community because there are 3500 people who work at the plant in scunthorpe, 3500 people who work at the plant in scu nthorpe, another 800 3500 people who work at the plant in scunthorpe, another 800 on teesside, 20,000 in the wider supply chain. in total, that represents a third of all uk steel production. there are so all uk steel production. there are so many people who have an interest in this and that is why one union representative said to me a few moments ago that the last three months have felt like three years. he said as well, don't forget the painful past here. they have had months of uncertainty and what they need to make sure now is that awill keep the business together and have a bold vision for the future so that history does not repeat itself again. —— that ataer will keep. our

the prospects for british steel are worse than they we re british steel are worse than they were whenfor a pound. so what are the turks buying? what are they hoping to do? they wa nt to what are they hoping to do? they want to double production but does the world need any more steel? we have to ask the question about how much the government is putting into this. there have been reports that the government is putting as much as £300 million into this. why are we doing this? on the question of steel capacity we know there is too much steel production worldwide. we also have this statement from resident from's security advisor earlier in the week if we leave the european union and we do not have a deal may be mrtrump will union and we do not have a deal may be mr trump will lift the terrace applied to the eu and then turkey sees that in a sense the uk has a good investment for that reason. you have hit the nail on the head with there is too much steel capacity in there is too much steel capacity in the world. i would be very worried about getting into bed with donald trump. he has spoken

british steel employs around 11,500 workers, the vast majority here at scunthorpe. n the supply chain also depend on it. steel production in an industry that's been feeling the heat. this loss—making business was bought by greybull capital for a pound three years ago, but it collapsed. the government's official receiver took control and the search for a buyer began. ataer, the investment arm of turkey's military pension fund, has now clinched a provisional deal. sources told the bbc it was the best offer, saving morejobs. the next stage of the process from our perspective is we now expect ataer to engage with us, present their plans for proper scrutiny. right from the beginning we've always said that this business needs to be kept together. the long—term future of steel—making in scunthorpe needs to be secured, and there needs to be an investment plan which takes the business forward and secures steel—making in scunthorpe and the north—east of england for generations to come. there is some way to go though before this deal is complete. and it's clear government finan

a tentative deal to save british steel from insolvency giving new hope to 5,000 steelworkers.'s faces in crowds, cross referencing this with databases of criminals and terrorist, the systems are in use at various locations including a shopping centre and museum. it comes at the information commissioner's 0ffice announced it would investigating the system installing at king's cross in london. our technology correspondent has more. the king's cross development in london has shops, off fizzeses and an arts school and this week the sites owner confirmed that cameras using facial recognition are scanning visitor, now big brother watch says it has uncovered examples of where it is being used. the meadow hall shopping centre in sheffield has confirmed it used it last year in two trials with south yorkshire police. 0ne lasting two day, the other a month. and liverpool's world museum used facial recognition to scan visitors an exhibition about china easter cot the warrior, the museum says it acted on advice from the police and may use it in line with guidance from the information commi

i turkish investment group may be offering a rescue deal for british steel, 4000 workers at british steelnot just for the past few years and not just for the past few years and not just because of the exit for a decade at least, not to say there is not some uncertainty about the exit, but like the car industry... where is the steel going? i know you are sceptical... i am fascinated, because i hope they are rescued, i do. but i am interested in, turkeys and in the eu, britain will not be in the eu, where is the stuff going? i what particular interested is that a turkish investment group has decided that this deal is profitable to buy? that's what doesn't add up. exactly. that is my point. however, individuals cannot always dictate where that market is going, if it got some great insight, fine. where that market is going, if it got some great insight, finem where that market is going, if it got some great insight, fine. it is not about the market. we won't go there. we simply won't full-time reasons. clock has checked, we don't even get to talk about greenland. thank you both very much. tha

a provisional agreement is in place for the purchase of british steel, by turkey's military pension fundn rescue talks with the government broke down. 0ur north of england correspondent, judith moritz, now reports from scunthorpe. scu nthorpe has been fighting for its future — to save the steel, and at the same time, the whole community which depends on it, so news of the tentative turkish deal has been met with delight. i think the whole place is relieved. it's a big sigh of relief. i'm absolutely thrilled to pieces and i can't... just, it's amazing, great news. it's massive. i've moved out of scunthorpe now. but for the people that live here, it would be a ghost town without it. the rails and beams made here are used in construction projects all over the world. it's a community built on steel. the industry came first. the town has grown up around it and suffered unpredictability alongside it. the last three months has felt like three years... ..because of that uncertainty, it's the not knowing. this coming out today, yeah, that's removed a lot of that uncertainty and instilled a lot mo

tsp projects, a subsidiary of british steel that works with the likes of network rail and siemens, hasfficial receiver‘s office said the sale would have no impact on the proposed sale of the rest of british steel to the investment arm of turkey's military pension fund ataer holdings. moneysupermarket found that adult offspring living at home now stay for an average ofjust over ten months and cost their parents £1,640 as the householders shouldered the water, heating and electricity bills, as well as paying for takeaway meals, toiletries and food. about a quarter of young adults in the uk aged 20—34 live at home, a figure which, according to the office for national statistics, has been growing steadily for 15 years. the environmental impact of the fast—and—cheap fashion culture is coming under increasing focus, with 11 million garments ending up in landfill in the uk each week. in response to this, oxfam is launching ‘second—hand september', a campaign to encourage people not to buy any new clothes during the month. oxfam's research found that found that 50% of adults did not know that

british steel was put into compulsory liquidation in may. the scunthorpe steel works where 3,000 people work and it employs another 800 in the north—east of england. seven teenagers — including one who is m — are being questioned after a man was stabbed to death with a screwdriver in newcastle. police say the attack on 52—year—old peter duncan appears to have happened following a chance encounter. his family have described him as a devoted father. patients who are trying to get medical cannabis prescriptions are calling on the nhs to do more to help them. campaigners say that since legalisation last year there have been no new nhs prescriptions made available. private clinics are offering patients prescriptions but many say the costs are prohibitively expensive. labour mp ben bradshaw says the government must do more to help. i think the uk government is failing patients. the government was wrong to raise expectations. it now has to put that right by delivering on the promises that it has made to the patients. and we'll have an exclusive rep

the soon—to—be new owner of british steel has warned of job losses.which employes 5,000 people — from insolvency. but in an interview with the financial times, the new owners say they plan a productivity drive which could lead to several hundred job losses. apple's chief executive tim cook has warned donald trump that new tariffs on chinese imports are undermining the american tech giant in its competition with samsung. most apple products are built in china and now carry extra taxes when they enter the us whereas samsung devices — mostly built in south korea — do not. president trump described it as a compelling argument and said that he's thinking about it. and did you eat a cheeky chinese or curry over the weekend? or maybe you went forjerk chicken or something middle eastern. those cuisines are becoming more popular according to new industry figures from cga and alixpartners, at the expense of indian, italian and chinese. and the restaurant industry's woes continue with a net figure of 18 establishments closing every week. that's all the business

turkey's military pension fund has reached a provisional agreement to take over british steel and hopes the deal will close by the end of the year britain's 2nd largest steelmaker employs $5000.00 workers and another $20000.00 in the rectally it was put into compulsory liquidation in may when its current owners failed to find new funding. and now to a small town you've likely never heard of in the west of germany after world war 2 us troops were station and hopes. but as the soldiers left entire apartment blocks stood empty until 2 entrepreneurs came up with an idea building a base in germany for chinese businesses. will one is eager to do business in europe to do it he's moved with this family all the way from the chinese megacity of gwangju hop staten vires back in southwestern germany population 3 and a half hours. through summer her about so hot so the worst part is instantly google google map it on the google map like you have to assume very very big to see this. provincial backwater no more. than buyers is now home to the headquarters of the world's factories a site with office bl

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turkey's military pension fund has reached a provisional agreement to take over british steel it hopes the deal will close by the end of the year britain's 2nd largest still may care and close for close $5000.00 workers and another 20000 in directly but it was put into compulsory liquidation in may when its current owners failed to find new funding holding an affiliate of. the stoops of rights to carry out due diligence on the dish still expects to complete this in october. in a statement. german sports web giant adi dos is turning 70 this week and the company was founded by the. parent all of them back in the 1448 no 949 where it originally employed 47 people today it operates of round the world as a workforce of some 57000 people and the turnover of 22000000000 euros more highlights of the scope of history sponsorship of germany's national soccer team one of one the 1st world cup and 1944. that's it from me and the business 2. states you don't. it was a series of high pitched star correction as it winds down the next exciting adventure is right around the corner. german bundesliga is

turkey's military pension fund has reached a provisional agreement to take over british steel it hopes the deal will close by the end of the year britain 2nd largest still make him close for $5000.00 workers and another 20000 indirectly but it was put into compulsory liquidation in may when its current owners failed to find new funding holding an affiliate of will have rights to carry out due diligence on the distil and expects to complete this in october. said in a statement. german sports web giant adi da is turning 70 this week and the company was founded by the. parent all of them back in the 1448 no 949 where it originally cloyd 47 people today all present in the world as a workforce of some 57000 people and the turnover of 22000000000 euros more highlights of the scope of history sponsorship of germany's national soccer team when it won the 1st world cup and 1944. that's it from me and the business team. spirit used to be done. the india looks for signs of nature the major city of delhi my dear there's plenty of pollution and a little bit of fun middle consciousness. but the end

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the worst in my lifetime now i know you are out there for all the big investors but we have here british steel going a bust in this country and so many of the names famous for the privatizations ever since the 980 s. in this country mrs thatcher what would you suggest a government like britain's to do to begin that she lies in now ahead of any big meltdown like the one you're talking about. no national station it's never been good for anybody do you think the post office is a paragon of a fictious it you think you can you probably think that we have privatized the post office here i have to tell you it's just the united states you go national when we had one 0 that's right they didn't profit does the post office there so over the internet i don't know the middle is a go but every room is the british post office nearly privatized is also in front of trouble that maybe somebody should take it maybe they should take over the american post office and try to fix ours i was certainly not very efficient. nationalization in my view you know we tried socialism we tried comminges and we tried it many ma

plans for british steel to be bought by the turkish military pension fund.

is run on steel railways made in scunthorpe by british steel a lot of people know that that the british ambassador knew that. i just told him but there could be no more powerful metaphor i think for the cultural economic political partnership between our countries and i'm proud to say that in spite of some of the negative predictions over the last 3 years our capital city in london remains one of the biggest french cities on earth and no mate so remain and i know that of course mr president you will want to treasure and support the hundreds of thousands of british citizens living here in france as much as we in the u.k. will treasure and support the $3200000.00 e.u. nationals including french citizens in our country so let's get bricks it done that get it done sensibly and pragmatically in the interest of both sides and let's let's not wait until october 31st let's get on not in deepening and intensifying the friendship and the partnership between us over lunch and senate. ethen on a comp on the gift. that i decided we have to use what does leaving without a deal actually mean does it h

obviously, all our thoughts are with his family, his friends, and his colleagues. 5,000 jobs at british steelould be saved as a the turkish military pension fund agrees in principle to buy the firm. a group of women diagnosed with a rare form of cancer linked to breast implants take legal action. before now on bbc news it‘s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i‘m sarah mulkerrins. coming up. it‘s a day he won‘t forget. jofra archer has claimed his first test wicket, but the rain has frustrated at lords. is there a goalkeeper crisis at liverpool? adrian is a doubt for saturday after a freak incident after liverpools win in the supercup midweek. as manchester city get set to host tottenham we hear from bernardo silva on settling into life in the north west. i thought, wow is it like this the whole i thought, wow is it like this the whole year, and it is! also coming up in the programme. on for three in a row? barcelona kick off the defence of their la liga title tonight. and the murray brothers go head to head for the first time since 2015 in the doubles at the cincinatti maste

a provisional deal for the take—over of british steel has been reached with turkey's military pensionbeing described as a far—right terrorist incident. hello, in the business news... turbulent times for cathay pacific. its british born chief executive rupert hogg has resigned in the wake of the protests in hong kong. trading in the biggest shares listed on the london stock exchange was delayed for more than an hour, in the longest outage in more than eight years. shares in the ftse 100 and ftse 250 indexes were affected, although smaller stocks traded as normal at 08:00. trading resumed at 09:40 — the longest closure since february 2011, when it was shut for more than four hours. a blow to debenhams today — ted baker has announced it's ending its partnership to sell child ren's clothing through debenhams and is switching to next. it has signed a five—year deal with next, who will "create and sell" ted baker—branded clothes, shoes and accessories for babies and children. now, have you worked out how brexit is going to affect you? the country is obviously divided about what they think a

in this country and i can think of no better example of this than the tragedy that has befallen british steelelling steel way below their cost of production and the impotence of the british government to stand up and defend what is after all a strategic industry and that this withdrawal agreement we would not be able to stand up for british steel and that makes it unacceptable. applause this withdrawal agreement and the attached political declaration make attached political declaration make a pledge to build on the customs partnership that already exists. i cannot for the life of me see if you we re cannot for the life of me see if you were to pass this agreement that we would ever truly be able to leave the customs union. that makes it perhaps the most unacceptable part of this whole withdrawal agreement even without the backstop. applause is boris said, the first two times when he voted against it, it does not commit the european union to having to give us anything in return in the future and yet this is no his highest priority and you may have noticed there has been a change of language. a

tsp projects, a subsidiary of british steel that works with the likes of network rail and siemens, has parents £1,640 as the householders shouldered the water, heating and electricity bills, as well as paying for takeaway meals, toiletries and food. about a quarter of young adults in the uk aged 20—34 live at home, a figure which, according to the office for national statistics, has been growing steadily for 15 years. the environmental impact of the fast—and—cheap fashion culture is coming under increasing focus, with 11 million garments ending up in landfill in the uk each week. thanks in response to this, oxfam is launching "second—hand in response to this, oxfam is launching "second—hand september", a campaign to encourage people not to buy any new clothes during the month. oxfam‘s research found that found that 50% of adults did not know that fast fashion had an impact on the climate, and a third the ftse 100 rose, lifted by gains in miners as nickel hit an all—time high. sentiment was supported by signs of a resumption of us—china trade talks. aim—listed shoe zone tanks after warn

fears of flooded europe with cheap steel. british food delivery service delivery ruth says it's pulling out of the german market claiming tight margins the company says it's focusing on other more profitable european markets like france as well as the asia pacific region. on the news from the business of football in germany's bundesliga. gotten off to a great start to the new season with a win against rivals by and munich in the season opening super cup but things are looking much less rosy financially is the only because the club listed publicly on a stock market and profits down along with total revenue which has fallen dramatically to rob 17 and a half 1000000 euros that's a drop of nearly 50 percent numbers were to some extent sales of top players to other clubs last year also brought in quite a bit of couch. novel more the finances of football not joined but johnson crane from last sports desk jonathan welcome to the studio if those numbers that we've just heard from other good about well on the face that are pretty bad you have

for all the documents bear the communications between bruce ohr and this mi6 agent, british subject christopher steelei. bruce ohr is still palsy-walsy. has there ever been a u.s. domestic election process as interfered with by one foreign national as has been perpetrateo by this british spook, christopher steele? i don't understand why americans aren't mad about that. >> yeah, i think there's an open question about the involvement of hisis former colleagues in te united kingdom. we have the australian government who is being asked uncomfortable questions about this, as well. this is an international conspiracy against the president. they'd out in the fbi documents, ohr and steele are working together during the campaign, after the campaign, and magically, they hire ohr's wife, the clinton campaign, to help push material to the justice department. you've got to handto it to the clinton gang, they had all of their bases covered. they were flooding the zone. of the doj, fbi, state, and the wife of a senior justice department official. >> mark: and most of washington's intelligence allies in on the skin.

and financial information about mr trump this is a confidential report written by an ex british spy christopher steele on secret links between trump his businesses and the russians. it claims moscow has been helping trump all along with the regular flow of intelligence and that the russians have compromising material on. the main point of the steel dossier that there was an ongoing attempt by the russians to get close to the trump campaign is undisputed at this point he doesn't like the fact that the press said it but it is out there is no mr president elect president since you were trying to decision and you're with the still dossier made public news trucks battle with the press intensifies rights are pointing the way it was rosen along the way you say categorically why should the president like can you give us are going to be reading those can you give us are going to be you know nothing more to do during his 1st weeks at the white house trump is on the defensive the man who just appointed national security adviser general michael flynn is caught in the eye of the storm. he lied about his contacts w

and financial information about mr trump this is a confidential report written by an ex british spy christopher steele on secret links between trump his businesses and the russians. it claims moscow has been helping trump all along with the regular flow of intelligence and that the russians have compromising material on. the main point of the steel dossier that there was an ongoing attempt by the russians to get close to the trump campaign is undisputed at this point he doesn't like the fact that the press said it but it is out there is no mr president like present it as if you were trying to say shit and you're with the still dossier made public news trucks battle with the press intensifies rice are going to play this rosena like i had used a caterpillar getting question the president like can you give us are going to be reuniting us can you give us are going to be good night after dinner to during his 1st weeks at the white house trump is on the defensive the man he just appointed national security adviser general michael flynn is caught in the eye of the storm. he lied about his contacts with mosco

by british steel. not a lot of people know that. spite of some of the negative predictions over the last three years, our capital city in london remains one of the biggest french cities on earth. and long may it so remain, and i know that of course you will want to treasure and support the hundreds of thousands of british citizens living here in france, as much as we in the uk will treasure and support the 3.2 million eu nationals, including french citizens come in our country, so let's get brexit done sensibly and pragmatically and in the interests of both sides and let's not wait until october at the 315t, let's get on now in deepening and intensifying the french and a partnership between us over lunch. —— the friendship. what does leaving without a deal actually mean? trading on wto rules for the long term or is it effectively back to square one with more negotiations and in that sense isn't no deal a bit of a con? mr president, angela merkel showed some flexibility in berlin last night over the question of changing the irish bac

it would be the 3rd ship iran has seized in recent weeks the country is still holding the steel imperio a british tanker and now the ship was released with a warning. protesters in hong kong have taken to the streets for a 9th straight weekend off pro-democracy demonstrations clashes erupted at a rally in the city center with police firing tear gas at protest is some demonstrations through strains and police and government buildings and on resistance off outraged at the heavy police response to any of demonstrations in the night a march of several 1000 people descended into chaos with some protesters setting fire to a police station entrance. to the news china chelsea and pole is in hong kong she sent us an update on one of the perseus. the protesters here had just done this quickly as they rioted consummately just half an hour ago this was that's a blaze hundreds of people gathered around here protesters it barricaded themselves in using cling film here as a protection place just behind me in their rawest spraying tear gas across at the protesters they've now gone on to the next location. i some

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he is the doj official who met with the former british spy christopher steele, the man who offered the infamous and salacious dossier on then presidential candidate donald trump. the fbi notes were released as part of a freedom of information request by the conservative foundation judicial watch. bruce ohr was the fbi's unofficial conduit to steele and the notes revealed that ohr remained in close medication with the former spy even after steele was cut off at the source by the fbi as a result of leaks to the media. a key line in the document states that in september 2016, steele admitted to ohr that he was "desperate that donald trump not get elected" and was passionate about him not being the u.s. president. one source, speaking to our intelligence correspondent catherine herridge said "this had the effect of putting a doj official on notice that a witness/source had an extreme bias." the first foreign intelligence surveillance act, or fisa application, targeting trump campaign advisor carter page went into effect one month later. the fisa court was not told about steele's opinions o

federal judge has ordered the fbi to look for more communication between the fbi and the ex-british spy, christopher steeletrump campaign during the 2016 election. former cross to prosecutor with me now. are they going to keep sitting on these documents? >> it's a victory for those who want to get to the bottom of what happens. it's still an open question. how many document we were going to get. but the point of this, maria, is that they've been saying that this is a republican conspiracy theory about how this all started. that's not the case. i've been involved in several investigations for 34 years. there are serious serious issues about the infection of this with bias. now, they are emailing each other, texting each other. these people have the audacity to say with a straight face, that their own private, personal opinion? that's ridiculous. a, happened at work, and then be, they, themselves were involved in it to investigations with these public figures. there is going to be some accountability. you hear experts say that. >> maria: not only that, but you've got real evidence. george papadopoulos said,

this laundering service and remember, not only was bruce ohr the back channel for the british spy christopher steele but he was also the back channel to move in information from his wife nellie ohr. we know that based on the three oh two is that tom fitton was able to get with judicial watch. this is what is so important here. and i agree with you wholeheartedly, this is such a complex yet failed at first efforts at trying to concocted this soft cool. it's the only reason why we even know anything, jan, the only reason why we even know anything is because donald trump won the election. they believed to -- that's why they were so sloppy. they were sloppy because they thought hillary was going to win. >> dan: yeah, there was no reason to cover their tracks. but greg, sarah brings up an excellent point here for when it comes to simpson, he has largely skated on this and you and i were chatting about this trade what's fascinating is glenn simpson's journalistic history with "the wall street journal," you can go back and read these articles, he writes these articles at the same exact players keep showing

probe going in 2016, even after documenting the anti-trump bias of dossier author, ex-british spy christopher steelethe fbi's interview notes with top justice department official, bruce ohr. showing that ohr made contact with >> david: team for at least six months, even after they fired him for unauthorized media contacts in november 2016. record so they also knew of steele's anti-trump bias before the election. senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham weighing in. >> the best you could say is they were incompetent. the most likely outcome is that they wanted a result. here's what we are looking at. systematic corruption at the highest level, the department of justice, and the fbi against president trump. and in favor of hillary clinton. >> dagen: meanwhile, andrew mccabe filed a lawsuit against the bureau yesterday, alleging his firing was part of president trump's plan to read the agency of leaders he saw as disloyalty end. ex-fbi official peter strzok also filing suit this week, making similar allegations. david, we are going to have to wait, i suppose, until the justice department inspector, ig,

economy and it is a stunning fact that your v's run on steel steel.s made by british the british ambassador not know that until i just told him. there can be no more powerful metaphor i think for the cultural, the economic, the political partnership between our countries and i am proud to say in spite of the negative predictions over the last three years, our capital city in london remains one of the biggest french cities on earth remain. may it so i know, of course, you will want to treasure and support the hundreds of thousands of british citizens living here in france as much as we in the u.k. will treasure and support the e.u. nationals, including french citizens in our country. let's get brexit done, let's get it done sensibly and pragmatically in the interests of both sides. let's not wait until october 31, let's get on now in deepening and intensifying the friendship and partnership between us over lunch. [speaking french] >> we will take a couple of questions now. >> what does leaving without a deal actually mean? does it mean trading on wto rules for the long-term or is it back to

and financial information about mr trump this is a confidential report written by an ex british spy christopher steele on secret links between trump his businesses and the russians. it claims moscow has been helping trump all along with the regular flow of intelligence and that the russians have compromising material on. the main point of the steel dossier that there was an ongoing attempt by the russians to get close to the trump campaign is undisputed at this point he doesn't like the fact that the press said it but it is out there it's not mr president like president but if you were to i know are not you would say should not you know with the still dossier made public news trucks battle with the press intensifies. why is my point was the reason why i had used a caterpillar getting why should the president like can you give us are going to be reuniting us can you give us are going to. he did not enough particular to during his 1st weeks at the white house trump is on the defensive the man he just appointed national security adviser general michael flynn is caught in the eye of the storm. he lied abo

we know had gone to london three times involved with christopher steele and british intelligence. ow was leaking to mother jones and david corn to get out the steele dossier to the press before the election. lisa page and peter strzok, those poor people after the whole thing blew up, they got together and said let's categorize the. the one that comey took home weo determined are confidential and not felonious in the one he left behind we will say are classified but he's not subject to criminal exposure because he didn't take those three home. how hard would it have been to get three or four fbi agents that were not involved in spreading and seating the steele dossier and were not confidants of jim comey. it's exactly the type of behavior that's getting people very, very disillusioned because we've already seen with the clinton email scandal, comeyen acted on ethically and unprofessionally, criminally. here you have the same devastating acknowledgment, but his own friends insured that he was the subject to criminal liability post factor. these were not even categorized at all until