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friends, bute remember this, we lost over the last number of years $800 billion a year. million, not $.12, $800 billion a year on trade.

friends, bute remember this, we lost over the last number of years $800 billion a year. million, not $.12, $800 billion a year on trade. not going to happen. we are going to get it back. the biggest problem is china. billion.500 how previous president allow that to happen is disgraceful. but we are going to take care of it. thank you all very much. thank you. >> [inaudible] >> i don't think you're going to have a trade more. -- trade war. >> thanks, everyone. >> thank you very much. exit.ase thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues his d.c. visit tuesday with an appearance at the american israel public affairs committee conference known as aipac. also speaking, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. a large majority of the conference begins at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. announcer: wednesday morning we are live in phoenix, arizona for the next sto

this was the scene in 0ban, argyll and bute, looking out over the scottish islands as the sun set in working in for wednesday. got some thicker cloud working into the north—west of the country. so, for scotland and northern ireland, a cloudier start to the day. some rain on the charts edging into western scotland as well. so for some, it will be a damper start as well. whereas further south, for england and wales, clearer skies overnight. well, that means, for early—risers, we've got something like this. a widespread frost developing, even in the towns and cities. head into the countryside and a really a cold start to the day. temperatures could be down as low as —6 in the coldest spots wales. a cold start then, yes, but beautiful sunny skies in england and wales for most of the morning. into the afternoon, cloud thickening from the north and west. sunshine will make the sun hazy elsewhere, but probably the thicker cloud won't reach the south—east until the evening time. further north a different story. cloudy with outbreaks of rain working into western scotland fairly quickly in the

this was the scene in 0ban, argyll and bute, looking out over the scottish islands as the sun set inth—west of the country. so, for scotland and northern ireland, a cloudier start to the day. some rain on the charts edging into western scotland as well. so for some, it will be a damper start as well. whereas further south, for england and wales, clearer skies overnight. well, that means, for early—risers, we‘ve got something like this. a widespread frost developing, even in the towns and cities. head into the countryside and a really a cold start to the day. temperatures could be down as low as —6 in the coldest spots wales. a cold start then, yes, but beautiful sunny skies in england and wales for most of the morning. into the afternoon, cloud thickening from the north and west. sunshine will make the sun hazy elsewhere, but probably the thicker cloud won‘t reach the south—east until the evening time. further north a different story. cloudy with outbreaks of rain working into western scotland fairly quickly in the day. any rain not lasting long in northern ireland. but could be slow

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i wish i could say we are , buting the conflict instead it is putin and the russians who are leading the way, and we are playing catch-up to their tactics, techniques, procedures, and strategy. the threat is very, very real. that is what you get into in this book. the threat to states in eastern europe that have a special relationship with russia. also, we have a special relationship now in the post-cold war era. as a member of the armed services committee i have traveled to eastern europe. 2015 i wasthere in traveling with the chairman of the armed services committee. i will share to quick anecdotes from that visit. the first is that we went to a ballistic missile site. one of the other members of the committee was very interested in selling a missile defense system for the anti-ballistic missile site. clear, the site shoots down missiles. now we want a missile site to protect that site. russiansis that the could launch fighters, come over, and quickly take us out. legitimate fear. after spending a few hours on the ground at this site, having lunch with security guards and whatnot,

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bute as we saw in southerland springs, texas, 26 people lost their lives one sunday morning not long ago in 20 more had their lives forever changed when they were shot by a gun man who lied when he was disqualified under the law from purchasing them. now, the fbi maintains the background check system and it wasn't their fault because the background check system is only as good as the information that is uploaded into the background check system. that is where you get a hit. that is when somebody goes into a store and tries to purchase a firearm and lies. the background check is done catches them and denies the purchase. that is how it is supposed to work. recently, the attitude seems to be among some here in washington that this bill doesn't somehow go far enough. well, there are other ideas that i am more than willing to debate and vote on it, which i actually agree with. but none have the sort of bipartisan consensus support that this particular fix ncs bill has. i am told we are up to 70 bipartisan cosponsors. in other words, 70 out of 100 senators on a bipartisan basis support th

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this was the scene in 0ban, argyll and bute, looking out over the scottish islands as the sun set indnesday. got some thicker cloud working into the north—west of the country. so, for scotland and northern ireland, a cloudier start to the day. some rain on the charts edging into western scotland as well. so for some, it will be a damper start as well. whereas further south, for england and wales, clearer skies overnight. well, that means, for early—risers, we've got something like this. a widespread frost developing, even in the towns and cities. head into the countryside and a really a cold start to the day. temperatures could be down as low as —6 in the coldest spots wales. a cold start then, yes, but beautiful sunny skies in england and wales for most of the morning. into the afternoon, cloud thickening from the north and west. sunshine will make the sun hazy elsewhere, but probably the thicker cloud won't reach the south—east until the evening time. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: facebo

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countries are were women are the most victims of violence, and they are still to this day, countries were bute is no conflict violence against women is part of day-to-day life and is regarded as normal. talk about beating. talk about sexual mutilations. abortions were the child is female. all of that is there. we not talking a lot about it. certainly the campaign was not about that at all. what would be positive steps for making those kinds of changes? it is activism. it is as much awareness as possible. naming, shaming, but also trying to understand why it is, where it is rooted, where it is coming from. i traveled to many countries which are members of the organization, and there is no single country i visit where i don't fit with a group of women of all horizons to try to understand. i do not do as much talking as i do now. i sit there and listen to what they have to say. where are problems coming from based on their understanding of their society, culture, and history? things i willar not ever hear when i talked to the authorities, prime ministers, leaders, central-bank managers. the under

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id, buting rid of voter if you have voter photo id that it is free and does not discriminate, assuring someone who wants to register to vote can do so without having to jump through a bunch of hoops. there is real division in this country over how you approach those. oregon and california are using popped out -- opt out registration. you turned 18, that is it. you are registered to vote. texas, voting is treated like a privilege and that you have to qualify yourself and demonstrate you are who you say you are. that is an interesting challenge because voting in state constitutions is deemed to be a fundamental right. some of the rights cannot be impaired by a tax. in america, the one criteria is you need to be a citizen. states can make that choice. they can determine you have to have reasonable residence the -- residency for it they can't say you can't vote because your poor or a woman, black or his panic. over 18, ayou are citizen, you are supposed to be , so long as you are a citizen in the state in which you seek to vote. that is the real challenge we have right now, trying to get t

will hear the testimony of our nationally esteemed psychologist to tell you that not only is sane, buting -- malingering when feigning madness. after the testimony concludes, my colleague will come before you and deliver her closing arguments, which she will ask you to be true to thine own and find hamlet criminally responsible. thank you. [applause] >> the defense may now call its witness. will you stand and take oath? >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> will you state your full name. >> my name is ronald hopson -- ronald hobson. >> can you tell us your qualifications? >> i am a licensed clinical psychologist and professor of psychology, as well as professor of religion in the school of divinity at night university. i am a practicing psychologist and ordained minister of a large church. >> did you have an opportunity to review the record? >> yes. >> as a result of reviewing the record, what did you conclude? >> i concluded that hamlet showed evidence prior to the killing, and the killing itself, that he suffered from bipolar i disorder,

need to address this crisis because people are dying, and it is going to become located and costly, buted and they are talking about it and i could see them coming together to pass a bill this year. host: less than 15 minutes left in our discussion. albert from georgia, go ahead. caller: i am calling from georgia. i was listening to your guests talking about working for health care. i happen to live near south carolina, and i understand they are initiating this program that people have to work in order to get health care. the thought came to me, i wanted to ask your guests also, do they both have health care, and who provide their health care? being an african-american, i can think about the time when no one had health care because everyone was 100% employed because that was slavery. seems like that is what we are going back to. medicaid is for the lowest common denominator. someone who cannot afford health care. medicaid pays the minimum cost to the doctor. when you pay for insurance you are not paying for treatment. you are paying for the doctor in the medication -- you are paying for t

it dubs, bute moving along, we hear him when he talks about insanity and his suicidal ideation. he says, to be or not to be. we hear and see his acts. we see when affiliate describes him as out of his mind. we see him bantered around the court, and we hear from other witnesses, witnesses who will say -- who know him and can describe him before the events that are in question here, talk about him as his temper and his madness rages. polonius describes him as your noble son is mad, but not least -- last but not least, we have the words of his mother. his mother does not say hamlet is the doctor, he says, alas, he is mad.the people who know him the best, the people who have nothing to lose or gain, will describe him as mad. indeed, 40 times in the record he would have been described as mad. the psychiatrist will distinguish and testify that after reviewing prince hamlet, he will tell you he was suffering from sight of your bipolar disorder with crossfit episodes of -- with classic episodes of depressive behavior. disorder,se of this at the time of the killing, he was unable to appr

was furious, i said, you know, i sa, "i can't believe you're doing this to me i doow if he heard me, butee might have heard me, i don't know. (sniffle i mean, i do... i was able to finally get a... a way out. t i knt if i went up against harvey weinstein, i mean, just instinctually, i'd be squashed. so i was scared. and so i didn't say anything to the people that might have been able to help me. >> narrator: katherine kendall is one of over a hundred women whhave come forward with allegations against harvey weinstein since october 2017. many of these women are now suing him. weinstein declined to be interviewed. but through his spokeswoman, he provided "frtline" with written responses to the allegations in this film. he denies any criminal conduct. pe harvey weinstein was one of the most powerfule in hollywood for decades, and he was a darling of the americanpo tical world. e y time you have a story like this where people tting hurt over decades and decades, knere are people around wh enough and cld have done more to stop it. >> i think this is a momentous reckoning. but, frankly, i think

joke bute shape of a of course the joke is on lincoln -- not the legless soldier and the legless soldier. lincoln was commander-in-chief so every statistic, every report on a casualty is coming to his desk. all the union dead and injured, all the rebel dead and injured, who were also americans, because lincoln never acknowledges the right of the confederacy to secede. from his point of view, all the contestants in this war are americans, and he is getting word of all their fates. it is funneling into him. and the problem for him is, why has this happened? of course he understands the politics of it, but what is the cause? all his life, lincoln was a fatalist. baptists,s had been and the particular baptist church belonged to believed in predestination. lincoln left that church but he never left the doctrine of predestination. he thought that every action we by an earlier action which itself was caused by an earlier action, and back and back the causes go. he had a little phrase that he said often. it was recorded by his young law partner, william herndon. lincoln would say, the moment was

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with one hand and taking the way with the other will stop draghi said he sees very clear program, butes also saying, and this is very much his personal style -- one he developed during his tenure -- a policy must be patient and consistent. inflation remains subdued from the ecb right now and there are clear conditions. the pmi's remain elevated right now. actually, the conditions for the ending of this super, super expansionary monetary policy certainly are now here. so, giving with one hand and taking away with the other. as mark cudmore said earlier on, what we're looking at now is, draghi made a big speech last weekend it is unlikely he will significantly change the tone. he could reinforce some of the points given. this water is conference is always an conference is always an interesting opportunity. we are starting to see evidence that the stronger euro, which has been reasonably stable as of late, but which is elevated, it is starting to bite. do you think that will hurt draghi jennifer lawrenc -- do you think that will hurt draghi? >> the automakers are very exposed to the curre

officials met last week and , buted the easing bias there seems to be some concern in the market that prices up to its target of just below 2% in the medium. let's look at big equity mover by 33%.p it rose as much as 39%, the biggest increase on record. cme approaching the company on a potential takeover. become but he has a market lu of 2.4 billion pounds. . an analyst expects a bid to come, but at a substantial premium to thursday's close, 891 is where we are today. keeping a close watch on the turmoil inside the white house. multiple sources saying h.r. mcmaster could be next to go. the white house is denying the reports. we are joined by libby cantrill, policy.ad of public libby, how much does it matter to investors if there is a changing in the guard among ranks such as national security adviser? libby: this has been a week full of news. without the broadcom, qualcomm question of the merger it the big news out of washington. of course, secretary tillerson , in some ways a longtime incoming. the most recent speculation is that h.r. mcmaster will be leaving. arounds been the word w

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bute is going to do that, where is -- on that? on the wrong side of these issues coming up. the president is not going to be able to flush the record of a bad candidate. find interesting is that pennsylvania going republican for the first time in a presidential election since 1988, and now you have a situation where president is going to be there. the vice resident, who has deep ties to scranton, will be there as well. is this a bellwether for 2018, folks like to say, but also for 2020? a race betweens a good candidate and someone who is out of touch with the people who live in that district. kevin: margaret, you know that former president joe biden will be campaigning. president trump is expected there this weekend. how important is this where the administration? could be anis important bellwether for the midterms. you have fairly evenly matched candidates or a best case scenario type of cap and -- candidate, a democrat who is pretty centrist, keeping as far as possible from nancy pelosi. what you really have is policy wise, not

my colleagues will talk about funding issues, my colleagues will talk about the importance , bute advertising program they can't delay anymore the funding to support a good census cannot be delayed anymore. >> thank you very much, director thompson. you mentioned the census is used for apportionment and redistricting purposes. to be clear, that's everything from congress down to school boards, city councils, etc.. it reaches all levels of government. -- >> thank you, john. and john. thanks for having me. i would like to see what my tuition dollars paid for, as none of this was here when i graduated from georgetown law. i want to talk about just two things. getting into a little more depth-based in what john says. john talked about why an actor census is important. question is, does the census bureau actually get it right? it tries. the census has gotten more accurate over time. john mentioned. but it is not an equal opportunity enumeration. the census does not count all population groups equally well. people of color are missed at disproportionately high rates. mostncome households and urban