byrnes last february i was tempted to say no because i did not know much about byrnes. not much had been written about relationship between roosevelt and byrnes. but i cannot pass up this opportunity to speak in this chamber and to be introduced by justice breyer. i have to confess i have had regrets. sometimes panic about accepting this honor. i drove my wife crazy. she was afraid to come tonight. when i left the house she said break a leg and i do not think she met that metaphorically. [laughter] i hope that my talk shows that the lack of attention to the fdr-byrnes pairing was a serious oversight. i'm really grateful to the supreme court historical society for giving me this opportunity to learn more about the byrnes-roosevelt relationship in the effort to shed light on this critical pairing that was essential for the development of the new deal political order. byrnes and fdr were an odd couple. roosevelt, the new york patrician who relished the exercise of power, and byrnes, the south carolinian son of a widowed dressmaker who dropped out of school at age 14. never

byrnes and fdr were an odd couple. roosevelt, the new york patrician who relished the idea -- the exercise of power, and byrnes, the south carolinian son of a widowed dressmaker who dropped out of school at age 14. never went beyond the seventh grade. he ran errands for a south charleston law firm and learned enough about law firms to eventually pass the bar. whereas fdr relished power, byrnes styled himself as a broker, not a mover of government action. in spite of their economic and cultural differences, and maybe because they complemented each other so well, byrnes and roosevelt formed a relationship that although largely forgotten today is of immense importance for understanding the scope of new deal reform and the eventual triumph of american liberalism. roosevelt was the center of american life around which the chaos of the 1930's and the 1940's swarmed. byrnes was behind the scenes. he was omnipresent. he was serving in all three branches of the federal government during roosevelt's 12 years as president. a firs

roosevelt challenged byrnes to give a speech to defend the plan against the assault of byrnes's good friend carter glass, senator from virginia. opponentmost militant of the new deal in the senate. echoing the president, byrnes organization was indispensable to the preservation of representative constitutional government, a necessary form at a time when representative democracies were widely thought to be weak. compared to more assertive regimes led by new dictators. the real dangers of dictatorship will not come from the most democratic president we have ever had, byrnes argued on the radio. nor will they come from younger men on the federal courts. the real dangers of dictatorship will come from justices who forget the warning of chief justice marshall that the constitution should be adopted for the various crises in human affairs. they will not come from those are blind to the fact that at this stage of world history, the essence. and to know the difference between keeping faith with the people in 1937 and hoping to keep a and future years, may be the difference between a triumpha

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byrne: i thank the chairman for yielding. prior to coming to congress i worked for 30 years as a labor and employment attorney in alabama. i advised clients on how to prevent sexual harassment and how to navigate the proif a harassment claim was made. i was shocked to see how complicated the congressional process for handling sexual harassment and other claims was. mr. speaker, this legislation is a shining example of how congress should work. chairman harper and ranking member brady engaged a bipartisan group of members, including representative jackie speier and myself, interested in solving this problem. after months of thoughtful negotiation, we come to the floor today with a product that this house and the american people can be proud of. under this legislation, we will bring the congressional workplace into the 21st century and ensure congress plays by the same rules as the private sector. there are far too many important reforms to mention all of them, but i want to highlight a few that i think are especially transform

whether or not ever anybody was trying to pretend otherwise in the second half you do talk to patrick byrne about regulators and his he is doing and i say oh but as a security so he's doing above board with it when the cops raided the whore house they take the piano player and i'm saying so they'll come in there and say all these i.c.a.o. zoeth they're all securities you're all going to jail and by the way you guys in the bitcoin camp are coming along with those really awesome questions for you right so i mean this is a war this is the war that we are been born to fight this is the worst a toshiba put us in the playing field to do battle this is so i mean this is great that this guy's speaking nicely but i don't trust him as far as i can sit home while we're there another fake so she came forward by the way by me and said toshi i wrote this blog post dot com and that was referring to so she roundtable which is the true vision of suppose she's vision which which is that we're ever we are now. wherever big queen is now is suppose she's vision it doesn't matter what she was thinking nine years

whether or not ever anybody was trying to pretend otherwise in the second half you do talk to patrick byrne about regulators and his he is doing an i.c.a.o. but as the security so he's doing above board with it when it comes through the whorehouse they take the. player you know i'm saying so they'll come in there are still these i see a rose although they're also curies you're all going to jail and by the way you guys on the bitcoin camp are coming along with israel some questions for you right so i mean this is a war this is the war that we are been born to fight this is the worst a toshiba put us in the playing field to do battle this is so i mean this is great that this guy's speaking nicely but i don't trust him as far as i can sit home while we're there another fake so she came forward by the way by me answer toshi i wrote this blog post dot com and that was referring to sid so she roundtable which is the true vision of soto she's vision which which is that we're ever we are now where big coin is now is a toe she's vision it doesn't matter what she was thinking nine years ago it's what

whether or not ever anybody was trying to pretend otherwise in the second half you do talk to patrick byrne about regulators and his he is doing and i say oh but as a security so he's doing above board with a little bit of that comes through the whorehouse they take the piano player and i'm saying so they'll come in there or say all these i see you know zoeth they're also curious you're all going to jail and by the way you guys are the bitcoin camp you're coming along with those really awesome questions for you right so i mean this is a war this is the war that we are been born to fight this is the worst a toshiba put us in the playing field to do battle this is so i mean this is great that this guy's speaking nicely but i don't trust him as far as i can sit at home while we're there another fake so she came forward by the way by me answer toshi i wrote this blog post dot com and that was referring to so she roundtable which is the true vision of soto she's division which which is that we're ever we are now where big coin is now is a toe she's vision it doesn't matter what she was thinking

out to go to a catamaran out in the caribbean off of cancun or i add a chance to talk with patrick byrne of overstock dot com who's coming out of course with zero. for patrick welcome back to the cause report thank you max you know me it's my honor as always you know some talk about lambeau those you know you've taken it up of course to the next level with you know the catamaran stance and i mentioned yesterday there with you on my signing a tussle and outer space you know you're part of the visionaries of this world and he and you're going to top that well i should be clear this is the hotel's kind of around yeah we've been sorry but maybe we should ask her towel and see if we can launch this and outers you know i think that's only appropriate now let's talk you know i often say that the history of bitcoin is really two stages there was the protocol launch in two thousand and nine and then there's static burn and what i mean by that that this industry was always going to have a rendezvous with the f.c.c. . you know it started off as a kind of a hobbyist paradise it became a currency it

we both looked a little bit funny and in the second half we have an amazing interview with patrick byrne of overstock dot com he's coming out with some of the same exciting platform called t zero you talk to him about that and that is a surprise setting actually for the second half get ready for that i shot it on my i phone i thought i did some pretty good camera work there but while we were in can tune on february eighth or february sixth actually twenty eighteen there was an interesting story that happened that was breaking while we were there and i was the price of being quite crashing down into the five thousands but there were testimony given by the c.f.c.'s sea chairman and the f.c.c. chairman to a senate committee and we're going to look at that headline as you see and see if to see hearing more legitimate i ceo's or if there was no bitcoin there would be no blah chain the commodity futures trading commission and u.s. securities and exchange commission f.c.c. met the morning of february sixth twenty eighteen to discuss their roles and block chain virtual currencies and i c.e.o.'s

two point zero you're also in a neutral country for a start yes switzerland is a neutral country and byrne actually is the first institution first university to put an experiment on the moon so there was a dying wish to be out of science festival so you go places where the science is there some connection and connection or burned with fifty years in a verse of apollo so it was straight forward so that there was no doubt that this is the city we have to do next first first some people might say no one's interested in the moon nasa certainly doesn't appear to be interested in the moon donald trump arguably maus. why is the importance of the anniversary of the moon still i think important is seven reasons first the moon landing was a great inspiration for an entire generation of scientists and artists they're the core of this is still here and there are still many people it was so hard so difficult that many people today don't believe even that. you can replace the becomes like a me that was two thousand years ago. so it's really not too many of those. but it was a challenge and it was also v

we both looked a little bit funny and in the second half we have an amazing interview with patrick byrne of overstock dot com he's coming out with some of the clean exciting platform called tease erode you talked to him about that and that is a surprise setting actually for the second half get ready for that i shot it on my i phone i thought i did some pretty good camera work there but while we were in can tune on february eighth or february sixth actually twenty eighteen there was an interesting story that happened that was breaking while we were there and i was the price of being quite crashing down into the five thousands but there were testimony given by the c.f.c.'s sea chairman and the f.c.c. chairman to a senate committee and we're going to look at that headline as you see and see if to see hearing more legitimate i ceo's or if there was no bitcoin there would be no block chain the commodity futures trading commission and u.s. securities and exchange commission f.c.c. met the morning of february sixth twenty eighteen to discuss their roles in block chain virtual currencies and i c

byrne: i thank the chairman for yielding. prior to coming to congress i worked for 30 years as a labor and employment attorney in alabama. i advised clients on how to prevent sexual harassment and how to navigate the proif a harassment claim was made. i was shocked to see how complicated the congressional process for handling sexual harassment and other claims was. mr. speaker, this legislation is a shining example of how congress should work. chairman harper and ranking member brady engaged a bipartisan group of members, including representative jackie speier and myself, interested in solving this problem. after months of thoughtful negotiation, we come to the floor today with a product that this house and the american people can be proud of. under this legislation, we will bring the congressional workplace into the 21st century and ensure congress plays by the same rules as the private sector. there are far too many important reforms to mention all of them, but i want to highlight a few that i think are especially transform

tonight rose byrne, from "the shape of water" oscar nominee richard jenkins and musical guest in real. and now here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. thanks for coming. thanks for showing up. so glad you're here. [ cheers and applause ] we should all be glad we're here. lucky to be in l.a.

student athlete on the team." >> in the column of the notes, he writes, baillie gibson. >> reporter: byrnedn't comment for this report, but during that november 2013 meeting, coach carter lies, adamantly denying a sexual relationship with baillie gibson to his sue sere yours. there was no further investigation of him. >> according to craig carter, that meeting was the last of it. he denied it, and that's where it ended. they never asked to see his phone that was issued by the university. they never looked at this university e-mail account. but they asked craig carter, what will baillie tell us if we talk to her about what happened? >> reporter: what will baillie say? turns out, she says carter got to her before the university did. >> craig called me and said, hey, someone saw something, you better not answer anything. he's like, don't say anything. >> reporter: so, the coach is telling you not to cooperate. don't say anything. >> yeah. and if you do, tell them that i was just comforting you that day. >> reporter: so, the university now is aware of this relationship. do they contact you? >>

byrne for england. now 10—7 to england. they have just converted a penalty in the second half.ust converted a penalty in the second half. france's men are being investigated after their defeat to ireland yesterday for their use of head injury assesment protocols. six nations organisers will be looking at two incidents which saw french players forced off the field with knee injuries. but both players were also registered as requiring head injury assessments. antoine dupont‘s departure meant that maxime machenaud was allowed to return, which would not have been permitted if the head injury asssessment hadn't been cited. leicester's coach admitted wasps "always looked more powerful" as the tigers were beaten 50—28 in the anglo—welsh cup. leicester needed to win and score an unrealistic 13 tries to progress to the semi—finals and it started well when luke hamilton went over early. in a high scoring match wasps fielded a much stronger side, after last week's 66—7 hammering at the hands of london irish. they went over for 8 tries and capitalised on some poor defensive errors from lei

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lee byrne. warren gatland ‘s wales are back. gethinjenkins.ave won. what a start for warren gatland! good evening. some more wintry weather around as we go into this weekend. it is all about the frost tonight. we could see loads of —6 towards the east. we have a weather front pushing in to scotland and northern ireland. we will see a speu northern ireland. we will see a spell of snow, as much as ten centimetres over the hills of scotland. temperatures will be on the rise in the west. it will be a day of getting milder. the best of the sunshine in the east. clouding over with occasional rain from the north and west. any snow disappears as temperatures rise to 11 degrees. scotland not having a bad saturday with sunshine in the afternoon. saturday night, an area of low pressure could bring severe gales across northern england, north wales and the north midlands. back into cold air on sunday. strong north—westerly winds with frequent snow flurries in the north and west. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i‘m carole walker. the headlines at 7pm. vi

dark it's that time of year again we're in the internationally famous royal society in london why byrne in switzerland for star most twenty nineteen first science experiment first strong to me spearmint done on board polo eleven neil armstrong can buzz aldrin was to detect a solar helium. and. on the surface of the moon so the university or band was in charge of an experiment that neil armstrong and buzz aldrin had to do on the search we have a letter from neil armstrong we've got this letter from neil armstrong dated in december sixty nine two to professor john is he's from the university of burn thanking him for this amazing experiment which gave the most precise composition of solar abundances isotopic about and this is of helium and several other elements that are from the scientific history behind this and of course albert einstein writing these important papers yeah some people calling it cold war two point zero you're aldrin a neutral country for saddam yes switzerland is a neutral country and burn actually is the first institution first university to put an experiment on the moo

byrne response wow these are reagan early one nine hundred eighty s. numbers that's a lot of growth brought on by a policy is that would stimulate growth so what is the opposition going to say to try to make this sound bad i don't know well i imagine you're a guest in the second half is going to say the atlanta fed has always had an outlier saying wow the economy is booming and in fact they'll have to revise it down to like two or three percent right now they're saying it's five point four percent it could just be a parting gift for janet yellen who was the chairwoman of the federal reserve i can pull up my collar in honor of her you know as she can or something i have no idea but she does seem to prefer putting her little collars up not in town suits she wears pantsuits again with the pantsuits look all this growth is also being reflected in the rising ills of the bond market or falling prices which is an indication of inflation and of course that would put the kobayashi on a thirty eight year old bond the bull market and that brings all kinds of new

we both looked a little bit funny and in the second half we have an amazing interview with patrick byrne of overstock dot com he's coming out with some of the thing exciting platform called tease erode you talked to him about that and that is a surprise setting actually for the second half get ready for that i shot it on my i phone i thought i did some pretty good camera work there but while we were in can tune on february eighth or february sixth actually twenty eighteen there was an interesting story that happened that was breaking while we were there and i was the price of being quite crashing down into the five thousands but there were testimony given by the c.f.c.'s sea chairman and the f.c.c. chairman to a senate committee and we're going to look at that headline as you see and see if to see hearing more legitimate i ceo's or if there was no bitcoin there would be no block chain the commodity futures trading commission and u.s. securities and exchange commission f.c.c. met the morning of february sixth twenty eighteen to discuss their roles in block chain virtual currencies and i c

byrne responds wow these are reagan early one nine hundred eighty s.numbers that's a lot of growth brought on by a policy is that would stimulate growth so what is the opposition going to say to try to make this sound bad i don't know well i imagine your guess from the second half is going to say the atlanta fed has always had an outlier saying wow the economy is booming and in fact they'll have to revise it down to like two or three percent right now they're saying it's five point four percent it could just be a parting gift for janet yellen who was the chairwoman of the federal reserve i can pull up my collar in honor of her you know as she can or something i have no idea but she does seem to prefer putting her little collars up not and concerts she wears pantsuits again with the pantsuits look all this growth is also being reflected in the rising ills of the bond market or falling prices which is an indication of inflation and of course that would put the kobayashi on a thirty eight year old bond the bull market and that brings all kinds of new wrin

but -- >> it was great to see the late steve byrnes there with him as well. >> that's funny. >> certainly tony driving again. you have to have some personality. you have to stay within the boundaries of what's the real you. >> yeah, absolutely. >> what is it like being with smoke? we've all competed against him. we know him and we see these interviews. what's it like when you're behind closed doors with tony stus stewart? >> it's awesome. the thing that i love about it the most is he's a racer. he loves to race. he went and raced a sprint car race last night in the panhandle of florida. that's all he wants to do is race and he gets it. i mean, he's two years away from being in one of these cars. he knows what we're going through. he knows the challenges. he knows, you know, everything that as a driver that we're up against. so he's -- he's -- you know, he's in tune with exactly what we're talking about. >> i know that -- >> do what he does behind the wheel and just do what he says off the track. >> tony and richard, richard was telling bubba, don't wreck my car. tony stewart said, just br

betrayed in this as well the charities been hit by reports it's country director for haiti roland byrne how are myron was alleged to have invited prostitutes to a villa rented for him by oxfam following the twenty ten earthquake the organization says it didn't vest a gate at the time and fired four people while allowing three others including mr van howard myron to resign those few privileges. was to betray the trust of our supporters our dorna as and to betray the thousands of hard working oxfam staff who put themselves out risking their lives to do this work of saving people's lives children's lives on monday it emerged that back in two thousand and six when van how am i read was oxfam's country director in chat concerns were also raised about employees using sex workers there hours later deputy chief executive penny lawrence resigned saying the organization failed to adequately act on the allegations concerning both the child and haiti oxfam has announced a series of measures in response to the scandal it says it's improving its recruitment and vetting process and setting up a new in

here to discuss former federal prosecutor doug byrnes. -- let me start with you.physically somewhere else is one thing. we've seen this with encryption, certain data that tech companies have. and won't stair. share with law enforcement. >> this is an interesting case, an application of america first doctrine. this started by office of ber aria appointed by president obama, justice department is still continuing on this track, they are trying to get e-mails from abroad. this is really extending going beyond what law allows, if congress changes law, they should be able to get this stuff. charles: there is a bill making its way through congress, and major tech companies back that. some say it could alleviate this particular issue, at least tech companies going to supreme court, saying don't let courts handle this. >> those who are watching this case, say this is a class imexample of law catching up with technology. when original law was passed in ave now u did not have the now. you know. >> had been reached. it will be -- >> what was first decision? >> in favor of mi

byrne: -- >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize my hometown and my home state as the birthplace of the birs ever 9-1-1 phone call that was placed 50 years ago tomorrow, february 16, 196. this pioneering phone call remains a source of great pride in our city and our state and the phone call was placed by then alabama speaker of the house and my predecessor, congressman tom bevel. he call was made on a bright been one that has showcased in our city hall for several years. i'm proud to report to my colleagues this morning that the -- this red phone, a piece of history, will be temporarily showcased been showcased in our city hall for several years. i'm proud to as a piece of american history at the smithsonian. the current mayor has done an outstanding job in marking this anniversary for our town. by the way, his father-in-law, james, was the mayor at the time the phone call was made. i want to personally thank the mayor and so many others, including the national emergency number association, and all the 9-1-

next week we have new shows with clint eastwood, sam rockwell, rose byrne, with music from cheat codesal life, and elise trouw. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight was born in mexico and raised in kenya, but she wins her oscars right here in the united states. her new movie "black panther," opens february 16th. please welcome lupita nyong'o. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thanks for coming. lupita, fantastic -- [ cheers and applause ] i know, right? you know what the thing is, and i think i speak for all of us here, we don't usually see human beings this good looking. [ cheers and applause ] so it becomes very exciting. how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: which of the two major events this weekend are you more excited about, groundhog's day or the super bowl? [ laughter ] >> uh, yeah. neither one? is groundhog's day real? i mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you mean is it real? >> i mean, it's that bill murray movie. >> jimmy: yeah, but it's based on a real thing that we do here. >> really? >> jimmy: oh, sett

tomorrow jairus byrd rose byrne and richard jenkins will join us and real life and ellen pompeo and elise. next honored for oscar for his war "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri" which is in theaters, please welcome sam rockwell! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: now i'm happy to have you here. i feel like i know you because we have mutual friend who's talk about you all the time. >> yeah like jen talk, krzyzewski. >> yeah john krzyzewski talked about you for solid hour the other night. >> fabulous he's a great man. >> jimmy: great to have you here you did a fantastic job in that movie as well. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks man. thanks. >> jimmy: i don't know if you know this but you're the heavy favorite as far as gambling goes you're the heavy favorite to win the oscar do you feel like the heavy favorite? >> i feel blessed to be part of this incredible group of actors, you know, it's plumber, defoe, i work with defoe, richard jenkins is buddy of mine, woody harrellson is a buddy of mine. >> jimmy: you worked with him on another movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you worry you mig

american people credit president obama for the strong economy and about 35% -- >> tucker: so patrick byrnegration question is one oft often discussed in economic terms and if you don't have people coming in the economy will collapse. is that your perspective on it? >> absolutely not. we have to at some point choose between open borders and a social safety net. he's a true libertarian. i think the government has a responsibility to govern and they want the government to look out for them and not the whole world. at some point not only does it stress the social safety net and provides competition for less skilled workers, which is perhaps -- and so by slowing -- what i take offense at is i have to follow the law. you and i have to follow the law. let's start with the premise that we all have to follow the law and then we can agree what it is. but there seem to be people suggesting we can be fuzzy about the law. well, can i be fuzzy about it. >> tucker: that's a great question. i think we're hearing your party say, not just say but shout, in cases where there's some political benefit to havin

they did spiky music that reflected who they were and reflected the fascinating individual that david byrne make a difference in your life. ♪ this ain't no party ♪ this ain't no disco ♪ this ain't no fooling around ♪ 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 genere was 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 artist 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 ♪ ♪ we blended in with the crowd ♪ >>> we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. >> there are some that have accused your videos of being soft porn. >> we like to call them tastefully smutty. >> they never had any problems saying how they feel. you too. >> what are your dreams? >> to rule the world. >> michael jackson is the man o

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joining us now from our birmingham newsroom is the mp liam byrne, chair of the all—party group for childrenhol addiction. very good morning to you. i wonder if first of all you could explain your experience of this, because you have got very direct personal experience? i lost my dad to what was a 20 year struggle with alcohol, and it was only after he died that i kind of looked back on my life growing up, and that is when i guess i first realised that, the first signs of sort of trouble in our family were when i was seven, so quite a small boy, and it was when somebody said to me, living without your whole life, that is huge, and thatis your whole life, that is huge, and that is when i only kind of realise, that is when i only kind of realise, that my whole life had basically been spent in this way, and then i ultimately lost the dad that i love so much. as a child of an alcoholic, of course, you feel responsible, you feel that sense of shame. you feel that you are constantly worried about whether you are doing enough to help. is your mum or dad on the floor somewhere? have beaten? are they

look, i've had hundreds of tweets already since this incident and since i wrote the article for alex byrnes vast majority of them are in favor of this concept. i believe that the republican majority can create a movement here and do the right thing and i believe that we can do it for america. i'm a conservative republican. i always was and i always will be but i think we can be socially correct here and do the right thing. that's all i'm talking about. >> al hoffman, jr. we like your optimism. thank you very much for coming on "new day" to explain your plan to us. >> you're very welcome. >>> all right. the good stuff is next. stick around. to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. plus 24-month financing ends monday visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. of being there for my son's winning shot. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every great why needs a great how. every great why powe

thanks to denny but burnley caused a surprise result with an eighty second minute equaliser by johan byrne goodwin phone denying city all three points. i'm delighted with it we were. but. in the global. you know we have two goals in. the games we will do we know that we were going to put. elsewhere alexy sanchez scored his first goal for manchester united to help his new team to victory over huddersfield or missed one to move into the top ten and southampton are out of the relegation zone after a victory at west brom arsenal are currently dishing out of beating against everton in the late game wales are off to a flying start in the twenty eight hundred six nations rugby championship they crushed scotland thirty four seven on saturday and cardiff tries by gareth davies staff evans and lee halfpenny help the wealth blow the scots away and why has become known as the cardiff curse call and have now failed to win in the welsh capital since two thousand and two. three time n.b.a. champion le bron james has denied reports that he's going to ditch the cleveland cavaliers to join arch rivals the g

colleague which has been deemed a shocking error of judgment by turnbull on thursday the prime minister byrne sexual relations between members of parliament and their staff after learning joyce's former press secretary is now pregnant government as a once in parliament fun to be has acknowledged his fault. he's era he's great about his conduct he has to consider his own position obviously. but. these are matters for barnaby joyce to reflect on. in regards. comments by the national comments by the prime minister yesterday's press conference. i have to say that in many instances they were. there was a cause for the harm i believe they were in many instances inept and most definitely in many instances unnecessary australia's former prime minister kevin rudd has softened his stance on the tough immigration policy he introduced in twenty thirteen he's told al-jazeera he never intended refugees to be kept in offshore prison camps for as long as they have been under thomas reports from the australian capital canberra. most refugees held on man a silent in papua new guinea were sent in twenty thirtee

but -- >> it was great to see the late steve byrnes there with him as well. >> that's funny. >> certainlysonality. you have to stay within the boundaries of what's the real you. >> yeah, absolutely. >> what is it like being with smoke? we've all competed against him. we know him and we see these interviews. what's it like when you're behind closed doors with tony stus stewart? >> it's awesome. the thing that i love about it the most is he's a racer. he loves to race. he went and raced a sprint car race last night in the panhandle of florida. that's all he wants to do is race and he gets it. i mean, he's two years away from being in one of these cars. he knows what we're going through. he knows the challenges. he knows, you know, everything that as a driver that we're up against. so he's -- he's -- you know, he's in tune with exactly what we're talking about. >> i know that -- >> do what he does behind the wheel and just do what he says off the track. >> tony and richard, richard was telling bubba, don't wreck my car. tony stewart said, just bring back the steering wheel. >> he actually di

will host the 2028 games joining us now is terence byrnes, olympic bids strategist.'s go through the whole list. >> vancouver beijing. sochi, pyeongchang l.a. >> you just sold your company. you sold your company this week. bruins sports capital. >> the company is called engine shop, one of george's companies. >> very cool help us understand this. you worked with pyeongchang for years. >> two years >> make this happen. >> yes >> how shall we all measure success about the olympics so many times you look at these things, they cost so much money, ten years later they look at places like this and it doesn't look like this anymore there's nobody here. there's lots of questions. >> i understand. i think if you asked that question if we were sitting here in 1988, what do the seoul olympics mean, are they a success? it took a long time. sometimes it takes 10 years, 20 years, 30 years. success is not about the venues, it's about the culture, about the economy. you can look at moscow 1980, there's a clear line between that and glasnost and the opening of russia and the soviet u

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