an hour with the legendary musician and artist david byrne. we will talk a about his time in the talking heads, his years of bike advocacy, reasons to be cheerful, and his new hit broadway show "american utopia." >> and although utopia may never exist, may never be achievable, let's think about what it is we want and what it is we would like to chahange and whwhat -- where we would like to be. how would we like to be? that k kind of thing. and i thouought, that''s part of what - -- that is part of what the show is. it shows people an alternative way of being. amy: all that and more, coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the e war and peace report. i am a amy goodman. today wewe are joined by david byryrne, the celebratated musician, artist, writer, cycling enenthusiast, fifilmma, and nonow broadway star. his new broadway show is called "american utopia." it is receiving rave reviews.   amy: "american utopia" grew out of david byrne's recent world tour, which the british music publication nme said "may jusust be the best live s

david byrne!e night with seth meyers. thanks for watching. have a great night i hope to see you tomorrow bye-bye, everybody come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause captions paid for by nbc-universal television >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- robert pattinson - former vice president al gore -- cooking with pastry chef and author, nicole rucker -- featuring the 8g band with jon theodore [ cheers and applause ♪ ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that's great in that case, let's get to the news at today's impeachment hearing, congressman devin nunes criticized the media, and called them puppets of the democratic pa

what do we do re, byrne?g could go nizant tha there is no one size fits all rule for allnd retirees baby boomers. i think when you do see a greater portion are holding more equities than suggestedy the m fidelityel it's a symptom of the world of ultralow interest rates. you ve- you have a supply demand issue whereby the supply of yielding alternaerves is low. you have low bond yields that -- the lowest they've been really in history. >> right. >> and t deman for yield is very high. generation really at not so much the capital gains but at the rvests, the cash income stage of their investment cycles. and so you have an entire generation of investors who are just seahing for yields anywhere they can get it. and so some of the old metrics may be -- need to be updated. >> right. >> but at the same time, you know, i think these areust peop looking for income wherever they can find it. >> and you say that that makes diversefiation key. >> i think that's crucial. and with people living longer as previously noted, i

[applause] also with us is deputy secretary of veterans affairs jim byrne. thank you.retary of the army ryan mccarthy. thank you. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. thank you, general. army chief of staff james mcconville and sergeant major of the army michael grinston. thank you very much. thank you very much for being here. also thank you to some very special warriors, in a little different kind of war, maybe, but they are warriors, senators john cornyn, ted cruz, and thom tillis. thank you very much, fellas. thank you. along with representative richard hudson for being here. we have a few other great politicians here, but we won't bother because we want to get on with this one. this is a very special thing. it's such a great honor. joining matt for this special ceremony is his wife kate, his father michael, his mother janet, brother cody, and his sister amy. please stand up. please. thank you. great family. [applause] each of you has strengthened our nation through your steadfast love and support. and we want to just thank you. you're a very

byrne, for five minutes. mr. byrne: thank you, mr. speaker. unfortunately i must rise again because like so many times before the goal post for impeaching president trump have moved. at this rate nancy pelosi must be any field goal kicker's worst nightmare. since day one literally day one, it has been abund dantley clear that the far left members of the so-called squad have been moving this democratic majority closer to impeaching the president. they don't care why or how. they don't care what evidence, real or imagined, is use. they only care about the end result. impeaching president trump so he will not win re-election. as this radical faction gains dominance in the democratic party, speaker pelosi has tried every justification if the book to impeach this president. we were told for years we would get to impeachment from the mueller report. they said just wait. wait until the report. it's going to show russian collusion. well, two years and millions of dollars down the drain, mueller showed no collusion. the democratic narrative quickly tur

byrne, is recognized. mr. busch -- mr. byrne: i would close by this. we need to do something and woo-f we don't adopt my amendment we'll end up doing nothing. i think something is better than nothing. the chair: the gentleman from alabama yield back all time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from alabama. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment -- mr. byrne: i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: the gentleman asks for a recorded vote. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18 , further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from alabama will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 4 printed in part b of house report 116-302. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. harder: madam speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 4 printed in part b of house report number 116-302, offered by mr. harder of california. the chair: p

gay byrne, a huge nationalfigure in ireland, died on monday aged 85.he late late show from 1962 to 1999. the programme is credited with breaking many taboos at a time when ireland was still deeply conservative. earlier this year, a second world war veteran called harry billinge captured the hearts of millions of bbc viewers during commemorations for the anniversary of d—day. harry, who's now 94, spoke to us about being in the first wave of troops to land in normandy when he was just 18 years of age. he said he could never forget his comrades who lost their lives, saying they were the heroes, not him. well, since then, harry has raised thousands of pounds for a new memorial to the dead in france. jon donnison reports. thank you, darlin'. in the remarkable life of harry billinge, this has been a remarkable year. there's about 35 quid there, harry. i'm overwhelmed really with kindness. he's the best. you're the best. he's the hero. nobody else. i'll fill this tin by lunchtime. there you are. i saw you on the telly. it was an appearance on bbc breakfast te

melissa: doug byrnes thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up., this nation is forever in your debt, we have more on that and many ceremonies. and later in show, pentagon said, 500 to 600 troops will remain in syria, to fight isis. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects incl

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byrne can have ample opportunity to make his arguments and i look forward to opposing it on the floor as i did in committee. again, to me it seems like a rule that all members should really support. so, again, just to begin with mr. desaulnier's description of the problem, and, again, dr. burgess, certainly did not quibble about the fact that this is a real problem which we're talking about. in 2013, myself and former congressman george miller asked g.a.o. to look at this problem. they took three years to study it. they used bureau of labor statistics, justice department statistics, they, again, did surveys, and they found in fact that we have a really very scary problem in terms of the 15 million health care workers that go to work every single day, five times as likely to be the victims of intentional assault than any other sector in the u.s. economy. and what's most alarming is the trajectory is going up. this is not a problem which is sort of level, normal, you know, operations, it's something that is actually getting worse. and there's no secret why it's getting worse. the her wi

i want to recognize the department of veterans affairs deputy secretary, james byrne, for joining us.hank you, james. thank you, james. [applause] great job. i'm pleased to report that our administration and all of the work we've done, the veteran satisfaction with the v.a. is at 90%, the highest rate ever recorded in the history of this particular program, and that is awfully good, and we are proud of you and the secretary. thank you. great job. [applause] also with us as new york city mayor, bill de blasio. thank you very much, mr. mayor. [applause] along with many other distinguished guests. thanks, as well, to everyone at the united war veterans council for putting on this incredible event, including bill white, doug mccowan, and a very special acknowledgment to someone who has devoted his life to this parade, marine vietnam veteran, vince mccowan. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: thank you. thanks to each of you and all of the supporters whose generosity make this possible. tremendous amount of work has been done, and tremendous, frankly, amounts of money have been do

brilliant performances by tom burke and honor swinton byrne.he relationship, and i cannot wait to see it because i think this is joanna hogg's most accessible film — although it is still very, very chilly. it is almost like a psychological thriller, it's almost like a gaslighting story. and i think it is really wonderful. i think she is a brilliant film—maker and it is really worth seeing. it is fascinating. it is an interesting week. enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you choose to see. have a great weekend. bye— bye. hello. not many weather changes on the way this week, with low pressure staying in control, it is pretty much as you were. look around. evidence of how wet it has been recently, and more rain will come oui’ recently, and more rain will come our way this time is at —— at times this week. not all the time. it will be turning colder as we get on through the week. here is how the next few days are looking. low pressure initially to start the week, then a brief allowing cold air to come down from the north, and into that we bring more

an hour with the legendary musician and artist david byrne. talk a about his time in the talking heads, his years of bike advocacy, reasons to be cheerful, and his new hit broadway show "american utopia." >> and although utopia may never exist,

the renowned irish broadcaster gay byrne has died at the age of 85.dian capital delhi are being urged to stay indoors, because of toxic smog. it‘s the worst pollution there for years. some of the city‘s 20 million residents have been finding it hard to breathe, and their eyes have been itching and burning. other emergency measures include many schools being closed, and a traffic restriction scheme where people can only drive their cars every other day. from delhi, pratiksha ghildialreports. ghildial reports. it‘s a real public health emergency. the air here is poisonous. by many accounts, this is the worst pollution in years. many are choosing to stay indoors, and those who do go out are experiencing health complications. because of this pollution level, you have so many symptoms, i have headache every day i wake up, and then it‘s suffocating to breathe also sometimes, and inflammation in the nostrils and the eyes also. like it kind of burns. for the last few days, delhi has barely seen any sunlight, because a thick layer of toxic smog hangs over it.

an hour with the legendary musician and artist david byrne. we will talk a about his time in the talking heads, his years of bike advocacy, reasons to be cheerful, and his new hit broadway show "american utopia." >> and although utopia may never exist,

. >> jeff byrne just trying to deliver the mail.eighbors tracking the turkey. >> and there he goes. >> off again. >> for the last month, he's acquainted himself quite well with the truck and now has started to follow me. >> friendly, for the most part. >> he did startle me one time last week when i was coming back to the truck, he kind of jumped up and flapped his wings, feathers. >> for now, jeff keeps delivering the mail, with help from his turkey, who is clearly hoping for a pardon from the post office. >> i can't say he's annoying. it's thanksgiving. >> this is so great. >> pretty good case for a pardon. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. >>> he was a good samaritan whose selfless act had deadly consequences. after the deadly shooting on bart, we dig into the issues on the transit system. >>> how many people in this room don't have power? how many do? >> other pg&e power outage hits the north bay. we have the latest information about when the lights are coming back on. >>> we're live in fremont at a gran

the last decade tens of thousands of tamils were killed or disappeared during the 26 years civil war byrne and smith family members of some of the victims . killing archie the former capitalist for lanka's tamil separatists is sometimes called the land of the missing. their relatives fear it's a name that will never be shaken off now gotta buy rajapaksa is in power and the moment their. son and daughter in law were taken away by the army the day after the war ended 10 years ago and they were they ever got a buyer has said that our children are at least they have not come to us and where are they i'm asking about my children who i handed over to them they did not just go missing 20000 people mostly tamils estimated missing since the civil war no one has ever been held accountable for the disappearances new president got or by rajapaksa his defense secretary towards the end of the war with his brother mahinda as president then they defeated the tamil tiger fighters who wanted to create an independent tamil state and the un estimates 40000 sure lankans were killed in the last few months of fi

byrne it's an al-jazeera. iran's president has just announced that poor people will start receiving subsidies or mundo to help pay for fuel price hikes it's hussen rouhani whose response to protests against the increases dorsetshire bari joins us now from tehran also these subsidies were going to be implemented in any case but now they've they've been brought forward. yes they've been moved up for about a couple weeks i would say given the response that the general public had to the announcement that was a surprise announcement of the fuel increase on friday morning when they woke up to the news the general public had no warning given to them that the price of petrol was going to go up threefold overnight the president has said that this was because there was a need to provide more subsidies to nearly 60000000 people that were living near the poverty line in iran and the government was trying to remedy that he said that the government had 3 choices one that was to raise taxes to that was to increase its sale o

the current housing minister a subject for another as a with national security high on the agenda byrne it's nice reports from colombo. got a pirate to pacs and knows as he pounds to the buddhist priest that he can rely on support from voters within sri lanka's majority think. but he also needs support from minority muslims and tumbles to if he is to win this presidential election many of them are nervous of the prospect of a return to power of the rajapaksa. got a pie was defense chief and his brother mahinda was president at the end of the civil war which the u.n. estimates killed $40000.00 people that party also courts nationalists is a big blue langkow get in relation to. the. staff of sri lanka center for monitoring election violence say the poll has been free but not necessarily fair with reports of people being pressured on how to vote we have never seen that much influential factors like leaders leaders are coming forward from or one particular political party. such as prima das is the only other realistic contender in this election he gets support from rural buddhists and minor

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republican congressman bradley byrne is running in the alabama republican primary for u.s. senate against trump's former u.s. attorney general jeff sessions. read into that what you will. alabama lost the game, by the way, to lsu. big rival there. >>> far away from the stadium, look at this. not everyone was cheering mr. trump's visit. protesters brought in the baby trump balloon. it appeared all over the world in places where it usually does where mr. trump has visited. but mr. trump has a loyal base, as we said there, and someone apparently took offense at the floating parody and a man ran up and slashed the balloon before running off. an arrest was made. >> billion mayor businessman michael bloomberg is shaking up the 2020 race for the white house. the former new york city mayor has filed the necessary paperwork to get on the democrating ballot in one state and planning to file in at least one more. to be clear, bloomberg has not formally declared his candidacy. cnn's ryan nobles loose at how one of the leading candidates is reacting. >> reporter: there's no doubt there

music that reflected who they were and particularly reflected the fascinating individual that david byrnen't no party this ain't no disco ♪ ♪ this ain't no fooling around no time for dancing ♪ >> you pick any genre you like and the best music made in that genre is made in the 1970s, and you'll have a hard time proving me wrong. >> what was great about a me decade is it allowed the greatest artists of our times to do their greatest work because they were really exploring. that's as deep as popular art ever gets. ♪ i might not ever get home ♪ this ain't no party ♪ this ain't no disco ♪ this ain't no fooling around ♪ i love to hold you ♪ i love to kiss you ♪ i ain't got time for that now ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, television takes a look at itself. >> what's on the idiot box? it's only an idiot box if someone is looking at it. >> our obligation is to entertainment. if we've left something to think about, so much the better. >> television should not be just entertainment. >> charges were leveled at the commercial television networks. >> congress has no right to interfere in the media. >> excuse me! >

one of those was congressman bradley byrne. he is running against jeff sessions. no sign of sessions at this game. but the president attending this major football game is something of a respite. he's been weathering an impeachment inquiry. next week there will be public hearings in those impeachment proceedings in the house. >>> iowa democratic caucuses are less than 100 days away. in the coming hour, cnn will host a townhall in iowa with candidate tom steyer and joe biden will be the featured candidate monday night. >>> fire officials in southeast australia have a stark warning. even though there are dozens of fires already raging, things are about to become even more dangerous. ivan cabrera will be by later for us. >> how how manies are putting orangutans at risk. quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illnes

that reflected who they were and that particularly reflected the fascinating individual that david byrneld really make a difference in your life. ♪ this ain't no party this ain't no disco ♪ ♪ this ain't no fooling around ♪ this ain't no -- or cbgb ♪ i ain't got time for that now. >> you pick any genre you like and i will tell you that the best music made in that genre was made in the 1970s. and you'll have a hard time proving me wrong. >> what was great about a me decade is that it allowed the greatest artists of our times to do some of their greatest work because they were really exploring. that is as deep as popular art ever gets. ♪ i might not ever get home ♪ this ain't no party ♪ this ain't no disco ♪ this ain't no fooling around ♪ i love to hold you ♪ i love to kiss you but ♪ i ain't got time for that now ♪ ♪ ♪ we got computers ♪ we tap the phone lines ♪ ♪ >>> we'll be doing for tv what f.m. did for radio. >> there are some that have accused your videos of being soft porn. >> we like to call them tastefully smutty. >> a group that's never had any problems saying how they feel, u2! >

byrne. they were in talks to buy the plant last spring. 51 sears stores and 45 kmart locations are shutting down. the going out of business sales will begin on december 2nd. sears and kmart have already closed more than 3500 stores over the past 15 years. t-mobile is launching its 5g network nationwide on december 6th. the company saying the service will cover 200 million people in more than 5,000 cities. existing customers will be able to access 5g at no extra cost. the move to 5g comes as details of the highly anticipated $26 million merger between t-mobile and sprint are being worked out. and check yo out this video. a person was hacking out on a traffic light in new york city. two nypd officers were hoisted up by an emergency service truck and were able to remove the person from the light. the man was taken to a nearby hospital for a psych evaluation. that's what's happening now. how did he get up there? unbelievable video. lauren: why did he get up there? i would love to get the results of that visit to the hospital. ashley: anyway. a

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tune in on friday for a special hour with the legendary musician davivid byrne talking ababout his broadway hit "american utopia," his time in the talking heads, howow he became a bike advocate, and much more. that is friday on democracy now! democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciatete the closed captitioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible >>> hello. a very warm welcome to nhk "newsline." it's 9:00 a.m. on friday in tokyo. i'm miki yamamoto. >>> we begin in north korea where a missile launch is making front-page news. the leader oversaw the test of a super large multiple launch rocket system. kim jung on is said to have expressed great satisfaction with the latest test. the media is believed to be referring to the two ballistic missiles launched by north korea toward the sea of japan. senior officials from japan and the united states discussed the

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leave deal and remain so we can get on with delivering the real change that this country needs paul byrne joins us live from london so as far as mr johnson is concerned it still get done then paul indeed we actually saw the the the fledgling signs of another bracks its slogan or another election slogan from the prime minister in that address given in the last 15 minutes outside downing street come with us he said instead of korban come with us we will deliver x. y. and z. ed and he repeated it several times so keep help steer public services and make sure that the service 'd levels are guaranteed so that the battle lines are being drawn big picture breck's it funding of public services n.h.s. and over the next 5 weeks those 2 main parties and the other party's lib dems bracks it party too will be fighting it out for seats in the u.k. parliament mr johnston today however losing his welsh secretary doesn't look good on the day that you've gone to buckingham palace to ask permission to dissolve the parliament. it's been an extraordinarily bruising day one for the conservative campaign to be

the director—general of rte, the irish broadcaster, said that gay byrne not only defined generations,eather. how much rain they had seen in october, and when it was going to stop. they we re and when it was going to stop. they were measurable. some places get very excited when we have rain. take a look at this. that is how to celebrate. this is in new south wales. the cheek of the man. the ba refa ced wales. the cheek of the man. the barefaced cheek of the men. this was in new south wales. they had an inch of rain in six months, and actually, this is a farmer when they had 100 millimetres of i don‘t expect you to do that next time you see me, but it will stay wet, u nfortu nately. time you see me, but it will stay wet, unfortunately. because of low pressure and areas of low pressure in france spiralling around that low, still producing some rain. some heavy and some persistent across eastern scotland. sharp showers further south and west, some of these have the odd rumble of thunder and it is still pretty windy across the east coast of scotland. in terms of the feel of things, it is q

munich hammered red star belgrade they now lead tottenham's group roma trade with 2 to appear in the byrne about what's ensuring you ventas leading one nil without letting her champions league champions liverpool can advance to the knockout stages of wednesday with a win over napoli at anfield the reds haven't lost the harlem european sorry in 5 years but manager club is still wary of its a tally in apartments after they want to nail in the opening group stage match in one. they won last year against us. and now policeman we're very bad this year against us men who are not bad but not good enough to win the game. and they gave us a broader fight been there be played them here and entreated and that's what they will do tomorrow night of as well and again so that's all i'm thinking about not about the games coming up. now russia could be stripped of hosting euro 2020 football matches and the champions league final because of its ongoing dieting problems the world anti-doping agency committee says russia tampered with lab data and wants them banned from hosting major events for 4 years botswa

house whose guests included churchill's friend bernard farouk, the former secretary of state james byrnes, and former american ambassador in london lewis douglas, as well as a future president, lyndon johnson. john fostersited dulles, who was ill with cancer, and george marshall, who churchill admired. marshall had been struck down by a stroke and was unable to speak. ahighlight of the visit was helicopter flight up to gettysburg where eisenhower owned a farm. they traveled around a golf cart to visit the battlefield. left the airl force base to return to britain, one of the onlookers reported his final words as, farewell to the land of my father, god bless you all, and good night. churchill never returned to washington and made one more visit to the united states in 1961. he was in new york harbor on a yacht when he received a phone call from resident john kennedy, inviting him to visit the white house. churchill was too weak to except in what would have been a memorable encounter. despite his declining years, churchill's bond with america remained unbroken. 9, 1860ulted on april -- 1963

paul byrne reporting there greece and china have signed more than 2 dozen bilateral agreements during a visit to athens by president seizing being greece's prime minister hailed the visit as a new era of economic relations with china the chinese leader was greeted by kiriakou or smits attackers and given an official welcome in the capital athens presidency to a pariah sport which is largely controlled by china's state owned shipping company costco it comes off to beijing approved a $680000000.00 plan to expand the port. has more from athens. the greece china relationship has been developing very well for over a decade but the chinese president's visit is a watershed moment see jinping is signaling to the rest of the world that china is a dependable ally that it comes through on its investments especially those that come under the banner of the belton road initiative which aims to connect china to the rest of the world and lower the cost of chinese exports particularly to the very. wealthy markets of europe and north america and from the greek point of view it signals that greece is af

the role his 9 year old daughter zinah subsequently boss the way in september after a battle with byrne cancer and rick a former assistant little bit more i know took charge in his absence and led spain to europe 2020 qualification experience football federation says he wanted to make way for enrique's return but it's off to far monday's 5 no win over remain yet he reportedly left 20 is well this is the 5th managerial spell for spain's team since june 28th in all under the leadership of spanish f.a. president louis. the libya looking pretty good here nobody can feel cheated in this situation everybody knew that if louis said reeky wanted to return the door was always open kevin browns n.f.l. star myles garrets will appeal his indefinite suspension for striking another player with a helmet on wednesday carrots who is the number one pick in the 27 team draft was at the center of this mass brawl during the browns going with the pittsburgh steelers last thursday at one point he rips off the helmet of pittsburgh quarterback mason rudolph before hitting him rudolph wasn't seriously injured in

marine corps colonel jim byrne, deputy secretary of internal affairs. coming from my right and you're left, we have retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel luke, director at the mccain institute. we have jerry, washington bureau chief of the buffalo news and former president of the national press club. we have retired u.s. air force colonel pamela powers. she is the chief of staff of the department of veterans affairs. we have john hughes, an editor at bloomberg news and a former president of the national press club. we have retired u.s. navy captain kevin wincing, the national press club headliner member who arranged today's event. skipping over our guest just for one moment, we have donna, president at d.c. media strategies and she is also a former national press club president, and the culture of the national press club headliners team. i would like to also acknowledge a few additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's luncheon. laurie rousseau and donna, who we just mentioned, kevin, and press club staff liaison lindsey

byrne it's about al-jazeera. russia returned 3 captured naval ships ukraine on monday ahead of a plan piece the vessels have been moved to a handover location which is understood to be in the black sea russia sees the ships off the coast of crime here a year ago more than 13000 people have been killed in eastern ukraine over the past 5 years in fighting between pro russian separatists and ukrainian forces. washington is gearing up for another week of high profile hearings at the impeachment inquiry into donald trump the u.s. president and foles have also been dominating the airwaves arguing over whether he improperly sought help from ukraine to boost his chances of re-election rob reynolds reports. with week 2 of televised impeachment hearings approaching democratic house speaker nancy pelosi pushed back against president donald trump's complaints that the process is unfair he has every opportunity to present his case but it's really a sad thing i mean what the president did was so much worse than even what richa

i was very surprised, for example, when dorothy byrne made that speech which she made in edinburgh.urgh tv festival, called him a known liar. i am amazed by the ability of people in the public area. channel a is a public broadcaster. to use language like that... let‘s bring in lord grade. thank you forjoining us. what is your reaction to this row? the first thing to say is that of the alleged threat from an unknown source is a pretty empty threat. without knowing who the source was, i suspect it is some lowly spads at the bottom of the totem pole who has an injudicious remark and it has been blown up as a thread. sorry to interrupt. does it matter if it is an anonymous threat at source... you say you won‘t take it seriously because you assume it is somebody lowly. it is something that has gone out there and it sends a message? no. it depends on the source. no elected politician of any party is ever going to threaten a national broadcaster in that way. they are not that stupid. they really aren't. but is it —— it is a message that has gone out on behalf of the party? it wasn't on beh

but, it's a sad note, really, and i don't know if this is partly why harry byrne had trouble subsequently. but the 1920 election is the first one where women, nationa lly, black and white in the andh, are eligible to vote, the showing is not good. very few of them percentage-wise come to the polls. and there are a lot of reasons for that. but the magazines of the day, there are all sorts of headlines about apathy and the apathy of women. it is possible that played a role in tennessee. >> unfortunately, there is a perception that once women got the vote, it really didn't matter. there are articles with names like women's suffrage is a failure. one of the ones i found most interesting was by ida tarbell, in 1924, a very prominent anti-suffragist. the ladies home journal sent her out around the country to see what women were doing with the vote. and she came back quite impressed by what women were doing with the vote. they were not voting at the same levels as men. but this is something that most women have not done. it takes a while to learn how to be a voter. which is why the league of wom

the last labour politician and government to hide yourjob was a man called liam byrne, who famously lefteft. is that going to happen if labour win the next election? no, and he was repeating an old parliamentary convention, it was not the job was repeating an old parliamentary convention, it was not thejob i do, he made a mistake and apologised. but the point is there was no money left! a gap that wasn't true at all. if you look at the demand for uk sovereign debt, which basically powers investment spending, there is no shortage of demand for that, people looking for a safe haven globally state of the global economy, so there is no problem finding this investment, it is about political will. 0k, finding this investment, it is about political will. ok, that is fair enough, but when john political will. ok, that is fair enough, but whenjohn mcdonnell, who could be the chancellor and who lists his hobby as the downfall of capitalism, that scares people who watch this programme. dog lp has a dry sense of humour, but no—one got killed needs to worry about that, and people should be excited ab

byrne, is minutes as the60 designee of the minority leader. you, madam thank speaker. the house of representatives has scene of serious chaos, weeks.y today, but for unfortunately, for the american eople, we have nothing to show for it. we've issued more subpoenas from we've had bills that have actually been signed by the president. the ven't been working on u.s.-mexico-canada free trade agreement that president trump so hard to negotiate. we haven't been working on funding the military or lower san legislation to drugs.t of prescription no. 100% of the energy of this place has been devoted to the trump.ment of president you know, there's been a lot of a se, a lot of rumors, and lot of confusion about exactly what has happened, what is going on, where we are and how we got here. that.s a reason for you see, madam speaker, by house ules, impeachment is under the jurisdiction of the judiciary committee. a judiciary committee has great big hearing room just across the street. hat's where an impeachment inquiry is supposed to take place. but we aren't holding hearings beca