bad news and tell of listening so there's a photograph where he's leaning back in a chair in the cabinet room. and they've just told him that the economy is 3 times worse than he ever thought it was no you're not going to be able to fix it he said so do you think we'll be able to fix this in a year and they know you can fix this in 4 years. it's not a yeller he doesn't scream he doesn't throw fits he literally just pauses and just takes it all his way of getting mad and the pressure is to just listen you know take it and reflect. obama always tries to say down to earth and close to the people he buys his own ice cream and shakes hands. bamma washing the dishes doing normal things like to be portrayed as an ordinary relatable man a family man always surrounded by michelle and his daughters. needless to say that some of these moments are staged for the camera. nevertheless kelly shall manage to capture his absence and all these different facets obama is the president hospital father and simply a man. kohl is the box of the cork oak tree which is popular in parts of southern europe it's waterpro

out of listening and so there's a photograph where he's leaning back in a chair in the cabinet room. and they've just told him that the economy is 3 times worse than he ever thought it was and that no you're not going to be able to fix it he said do you think we'll be able to fix this in a year and they go no you can fix this in 4 years. it's not a yeller he doesn't scream he doesn't throw fits he literally just pauses and just takes it all that his way of getting mad and the pressure is to just listen you know take it and reflect. obama always tries to stay down to earth and close to the people by his own ice cream and shakes hands. obama washing the dishes doing normal things he likes to be portrayed as an ordinary relatable man a family man always surrounded by michelle and his daughters needless to say that some of these moments are staged for the camera. but nevertheless kelly shell managed to capture his essence and all these different facets obama as a president a husband father and simply. a man. well here in germany the industrial giant siemens of become the subject of prote

but our farmers, i'll never forget, we had them over at the white house, in the cabinet room, 35 farmersand they said, sir, we don't want any money. we just want a level playing field. we don't want money. i said you know what? i have been president now at that time for report -- 2.5 years. i said that's the first time anybody's ever said that. everybody wants money and they don't care how they get it. this is the first time they said we don't want. we want a level playing field. they are the most incredible people. and when some of the people from the media, i'm going to be very nice today, the people from the media went out to the farms and they went out to iowa and went to nebraska, they went to all of the different -- many of the different states and they said, what do you think about what the president is doing? i don't think i heard one negative. no matter who it was. no matter which network. the farmers would say, the president is doing the right thing they should have been done a long time ago. i will never forget it. now the farmers are going to be tremendous beneficiaries. in f

now we have seen the clap, we have seen the point, that took place in the roosevelt room or the cabinet roomd the president's number from the beginning. >> nancy pelosi, there's a policy as the san francisco liberal. she is the daughter of a baltimore machine politician. >> yes. >> she is going up against guys like donald trump her entire life. she knows how to deal with them. she knows how to manipulate them and played this president better than anybody in american politics. they will write books, teach classes based on how nancy pelosi managed donald trump. >> there's a respect for nancy pelosi begrudgingly. the president that couldn't come up with a nickname call her crazy nancy. folks acknowledge what she does to this president. >> she's a knife fighter that he knows that she's a thorn in the side and there have been many democrats where he's been able to trample over, confident to do so with whoever the democratic nominee is and he thought he could well with her and pushed for her a little bit. i'm sure that's a stance he regrets right now. yes he's certainly publicly gone after her. di

. >> and then in the cabinet room and first of all that the two big issues of taxes and trade his depth of knowledge is 50 - - if he even on the issues he cares about. but to think the tariffs i supported tariffs in the past i advocated for them that they are a temporary tool for a long-term policy trump thinks they are the long-term policy and they never work that way. second, he didn't work with our allies. so to name them indiscriminately and with those countries around the world so which are the serial cheaters syria and turkey and there are others but then you build allies and support to help reinforce those tariffs that achieved the most and that was lost on the president so clearly it has hurt the economy could have been done differentl differently. >> it centers around the word hope. so first of all is there a message of hope? let's start there talk about the progressive history of the senate progressive movements are not long-term but is there a message of hope in the book? >> yes. what connie said that i document directly and indirectly without talking much of the 20th century

our farmers, i will never forget, we have them at the white house in the cabinet room, 35 farmers comend they said "sir, we do not want any money, we just want a level playing field." i said i've been president at that time for two and a half years, i said that is the first time anybody has ever said that. everybody wants money and they don't care how they get it. this is the first time they said they don't want money. we just want a level playing field. they are the most incredible people. when some of the people from the media, i will be very nice today, when the people of the media went out to the farms and went out to iowa and nebraska and all of the different, many of the different states, they said what you think about what the president is doing? i do not think i heard one negative, no matter who it was, no matter which network, the farmers would say the president is doing the right thing that should have been done along time ago. i will never forget it. going to beers are true meant as beneficiaries. when bob was getting ready to sign the agreement, we were a few days off, i sa

but our farmers, i will never forget, we had them over at the white house in the cabinet room, 35 farmersant any money. we just want a level playing field. we don't want money. i said you know what, i have been president now at that time for 2 1/2 years. i said that's the first time anybody's ever says that everybody wants money, and they don't care how they get it this is the first time they said we don't want money, we just want a level playing field they're the most incredible people and when smflt people from the media -- i will be very nice today -- the people from the media went out to the farms and they went out to iowa and they went to nebraska, they went to all of the different -- many of the different states and they said what do you think about what the president is doing? they're all -- i don't think i heard one negative, no matter who it was, no matter which network. the farmers would say the president is doing the right thing. this should have been done a long time ago. i will never forget it now the farmers are going to be tremendous beneficiaries in fact, when bob was gett

they went to the house, looked on top in the dining room of a cabinet and tucked in between two plantsn top of this cabinet was one of the most prestigious awards given in sports each year. the other one that is very prominent is the presidential medal of freedom that president obama bestowed upon coach smith several years ago. that is a photo of his family members, as well as coach got the ridge on the left and coach williams on the right with michelle and barack obama. they took tremendous pride in coach smith receiving that award. all basketball awards are great, but the presidential award of freedom is probably the most prestigious artifact in this museum. there are three players who have their own cases here at the carolina basketball museum -- , andford, tyler hansbrough of course michael jordan, who many people believe, and we think here is the greatest basketball player of all time. michael was good enough to loan us several items from his collection. we also found some great artifacts in our own files of letters that coach smith sent to michael, things he wanted him to learn o

but our farmers, i will never forget it, we had them over at the white house, in the cabinet room, 35and they said sir, we don't want any money. we just want a level playing field. we don't want money. i said you know what, i have been president now at that time for two and a half years. i said that's the first time anybody's ever said that. everybody wants money and they don't care how they get it. this is the first time they said we don't want -- we just want a level playing field. they are the most incredible people. when some of the people from the media, i'm going to be very nice today, the people from the media went out to the farms and they went out to iowa and they went to nebraska, they went to all of the different, many of the different states, and they said what do you think about what the president is doing, they are all -- i don't think i heard one negative. no matter who it was, no matter which network, the farmers would say the president is doing the right thing, this should have been done a long time ago. i will never forget it. now the farmers are going to be tremendo

important doors right across the country, the doors right across the country, the door to the cabinet roomns that define a prime minister's time in office. we can't ta ke minister's time in office. we can't take you all the way in but we can give you a bbc breakfast sneak peak, so have a look. right, quiz question time: who was the first to prime minister? the a nswer the first to prime minister? the answer is on the wall, because they are all on the wall, there he is, robert walpole in the 17205 and every single prime minister or portrait or picture follows up the main staircase at 10 downing street and only one person gets to have two pictures on the wall. you guessed it, winston churchill. and here they all are following up the main staircase taking us through the 18th and 19th—century and there's no picture or portrait of borisjohnson yet because you only get to go on the yellow wall once you've left. we will be speaking to borisjohnson a little bit later on in the programme. lots of people getting in contact with us on bbc breakfast this morning and lots of questions about larry the c

attacks in iraq saying that all is well so we have president trump entering the room along with some of his. senior. cabinet ministers the vice president and secretary of state filing into the room we await the president trump who is about to appear at any moment. he does like to keep people waiting in the name. it's just remind you that iran's strikes. overnight. middle east time were in retaliation for the killing of iran's top military commander general sum of money in a u.s. airstrike last friday so the money was buried in his hometown come on just hours off of those strikes by iran wednesday and. a real sense of fear to hear president trump entering the room let's listen in. as long as i'm president of the united states iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon good morning i'm pleased to inform you the american people. should be extremely grateful and happy no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime. we suffered no casualties all of our soldiers are safe and only minimal damage was sustained at our military base it's a great american forces are prepared for anythin

was in the room when the president was deliberating about this, who might have been in the room when the cabinetere making a last-ditch effort for the president to release the aid, who told his own staff that they needed to go talk to lawyers because there was a drug deal that rudy was cooking up. this is someone who was very uncomfortable with what was happening at the time, and i think it's important that senators hear from this. the question is how many of them will admit that they also want to and need to hear from bolton in order to figure out what happened with the president and this ukraine aid. >> and rick, "the new york times" reporting the people close to john bolton saying his testimony would be harmful to the president. >> yes, i saw that, but i'd also say to the democrats be careful what you wish for. bolton is a political creature. he wants to have a future in the republican party. if there is a republican party, he may just try to cut the difference between the two. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. >>> when we come back, congressman seth moulton. he served four tours of d

hey, think i know where that is so they went to the house and they look on top in the dining room of a cabinet there tucked in between two plants on the top of this cabinet in his his house was one of the most prestigious awards given in sport each year and the otherthe other one very promines the presidential medal of freedom president obama bestowed on coach smith. that is a photo of his family coaches on thee left and right with the president and michelle obama. north carolina took tremendous pride in coach smith receiving that award. all basketball awards are great, but the presidential medal probably to me the most prestigious artifact here in the museum. there are three players who have their own cases at the carolina basketball museum. great point guard in the 1970's, tyler hansbrough, who led asked to a national championship in 2009, and michael jordan, who many people believe and we think at the university of north carolina is the greatest basketball player of all-time time. michael was good enough to loan us several items from his collection, and we found several artifacts from our o

in the upper deck is being installed and work has started in the suites with cabinets and paint and the raider's locker roomtill need as little work but officials say it will all be done in time for the up coming season. nearly 2,000 workers are on site. >>> it has been a fight back and forth over whether britain will leave the european union. the battle is over and tomorrow is the big day. how brexit will effect the relationship between the u.s. and britain. >>> plus, down goes some of the new border fence. why wind was enough to bring it down. >>> the countdown for brexit is coming to an eastbound. britain leaves the european union tomorrow after four years of intense negotiations. secretary of state mike pompeo visited with government officials in london, expressing the commitment to maintaining a strong relationship with the u.k.. pompeo says the u.s. supports the people's decision there >> we have enormous faith in the people when they are duly elected. >> having the u.s ' support, a great opportunity for a free trade deal. it is great. >> brexit will allow britain to forecast trade deals with other co

observer leads on a warning from the prime minister to his cabinet — focus all your energy post—brexit britain — or face the sack. the paper still has rooms though. let's start with the royal story. the sunday times suffixes seal and exit deal with the queen. we have been hanging on for a few days to find out what was in this statement. and it came out this evening at about 6.30 and it has happened quite quickly. interestingly, in her statement the queen said there have been discussions over months although where the general public, her subjects, only knew about this within the last few weeks. i think what she said in the statement is quite interesting because she has balanced this ha rdline quite interesting because she has balanced this hardline unsentimental right 0k balanced this hardline unsentimental right ok you are no longer a part of it and you cannot be a half royal so you go, you lose your hrh titles but she says there will always be much loved members of her family. she says there will always be much loved members of herfamily. and she hopes they can build a happy and peaceful life. it raises a lot of questions because it is

cabinet. she has graded those papers. she has stood in that chas room and experienced our teacher shortage firsthand. she is going to do a wonderful job. my commitment will continue with including a $2,000 across-the-board raise for our kentucky teachers in my budget that we submit to you. we can and we must afford it. our commitment can continue by keeping our promise and fully funding our pension obligations in this budget. and we owe that not just to our teachers but to all of our public servants that work so hard. a commitment, a real commitment, to breaking cycles of poverty, must also include higher education, and in this state, we these more of every option. we need more graduates with a four-year college degree, more workers with technical degrees and certifications for skilled trades, we need it all. to do that, we must end our historic cuts to our universities and community colleges. so stay tuned, because the education first budget that i am constructing will be designed to provide us with the opportunity to truly change lives moving forward

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deck has said he had to build a second trophy cabinet in his living room.nd teachers saying they've played it in their schools and they wanted to make it part of the curriculum, which isjust incredible and i never expected that either. it isa it is a really impressive documentary, isn't it? all about how cyber bullying affected her so badly when little mix one the x factor. she examined how her mental health related to society. i think it is the most viewed bbc three programme of all time on iplayer. afterwards, she told me about the response she has had four members of the public. so many positive, like, messages and so many parents and teachers saying they've played it in their schools and they wanted to make it part of the curriculum, which isjust incredible and i never expected that either. i think the nicest thing is, yeah, when parents come and say how much it's helped their son or their daughter and, yeah, it's just amazing. i don't think anyone realises how much this is actually affecting people. people say comments online to joke around with their

we've seen discrepancy what the president says and what a member of the cabinet says we see the chinese president enter the room give us color how they see not just the deal but how they feel walking into a ceremony like this one in this country >> well, they're probably feeling some level of cautious as well as some level of relief when it comes to this negotiation that has been going on for quite some time i wanted to talk though to somebody not in the room, and that is president ping there was an expectation here in china president xi would be signing the agreement with president trump and the chinese administration and in particular president trump from face perspective would want to be seen as sitting down with president xi when president trump had indicated he was okay with the idea of sitting down with the vice premier instead, that was a bit surprising here in china, but people did think that at the end of the day, it would be a good idea to be able to try to come together and have some sort of agreement but what is significant from the fact president xi does not have his name on the dotted line is that

an oscar in the trophy cabinet is helen mirren she received the coveted cademy award for her portrayal of queen elizabeth in the queen. this year she will have to make some room for yet another trophy and golden honorary bay in recognition of her life's work. the british actress of russian descent reaches another milestone in 2020 celebrating his 75th birthday at the end of july. lindemann released his 2nd solo album in 2900 but the german rocket isn't slowing down in 2020. people recommit c.-span finally seeing it judy's for a tour starting in may. depends live shows like a bag no opera big fireworks and a lot of fun for those who can't make it to the a one to relieve that i'm standing experience the concert film time stand paris out now on blu ray and d.v.d. . as i mentioned d.w. will be reporting on sort of running the 250th anniversary of by death especially the baby home fast ball bops there will also be events around the world and beethoven's only off for a few days ago is being staged by a famous puppet who printed it last fast but who will now take it on top for instance it will be in hong kong the end of this month. a different take on for genial neu

talked to him about room for improvement in the german cabinet. it looks like she may want to clean house a little bit as far as the cabinet is concerned. we will bring you that later on. this is bloomberg. matt: looking back to "bloomberg markets: europe." to gos the -- 45 minutes until the start of cash trading. we are looking at futures down. we want to get back to switzerland in the world economic forum. haslinda and i are delighted. joined theo be international monetary fund managing director. we have so much to talk about. you have lowered forecasts in the markets are in a limbo state. if you look at risks, what are your top three? >> there's this uncertainty at the top of the list. it can because by many factors. trade tensions were last year's number one. we have seen that from the start of the year, we got climate shocks in australia with the fires. we had tensions in the middle east and now there is concern about the virus. we have to recognize this is the new normal. we are also keen to see governments stepping up on the policy front. w

our sources are telling us he was in the situation room for most of the morning huddled with his cabinet members. joining me now back to capitol hill, a democrat on the armed services committee. senator joe manchin of west virginia. senator, thank you for being back on the show. >> well, good to be with you, hallie. >> we are getting close to hearing from president trump. based on what you know know and you have seen, should the president take action against iran after the attacks overnight or no? >> i feel in my heart, to be a superpower which we're the only super power in the world that's just more than military might and super financial wealth. it's -- it takes super diplomacy and now is the time for the president to really show our leadership in the world, the superpower that we are by using super diplomacy. every way humanly possible. i'm hoping for that we'll see what happens. >> by diplomacy, you mean no further military action at the moment? >> you need to set down the guidelines of what we'll do and how we're going to do it and what we won't tolerate. you know, this has been goi

president trump is in this protracted thank you mode in the east room where he's going person by person through senators, members of his cabinet, business executives and personal friends. and that is in part a sign of how this path to any kind of a deal, even though this is phase one and it is limited in its scope, but a deal with china, how significant that is for the president, how much it is a story line of his time in office and how valuable he thinks it is politically in terms of what those lawmakers in the room can take home, what it means for his re-election bid, what it means for international relations and almost as if he's got that inner sense of we're watching both things at the end of pennsylvania avenue, watching the house take its actions and the president holding the room here on the east room end of things to talk about china as his own sort of innate counter programming. that's part of what's going on here. you could have imagined that something as important to his presidency with members of the chinese delegation in the room as well, that he would avoid talking about impeachment. but he has peppered his remar

rooms the best of what the business community can offer. -- you on to over by n to davos accompanied a strong delegation of cabinet cretaries and senior officials. and testimony to the effect the need for nize america to maintain a prominent on the global stage. in the past three years, the by any metric story of economic growth and dynamism. alone rket performance and record tion low unemployment rate. deep rs are showing confidence in the short and potential of the u.s. economy. mr. president, this is good news we all know and for the allenges ahead united states. and for the rest of the world. hearing rward to as we gather here at this crucial time. lease, ladies and gentlemen, welcome donald j. trump, the 45th president of the united states. president trump: congratulations on your 50th year of hosting the world forum. it is an honor to address the distinguished members of this second tion for the time as president. when i spoke at this forum two that we , i told you ad launched the great american comeback. today, i'm proud to declare that the united states is in midst of an economic boom, the likes of which the worrell has never seen befor

warning from borisjohnson to his cabinet that they must focus all their energy on developing policies for post—brexit britain — or face the sack. the paper still has roome sussexes. on its front page. let's start with the sunday telegraph. the headline is, harry and meghan cast out, but there is a comment piece from the associate editor. the royal correspondent for the express, well known to us here. the green would never have let them have their cake and eat it, they say. will they feel like they have been cast at? this is what they have asked for. yum! this is what they have asked for, but they did want their cake and eat it and the green has just taken away the cake. it seems to me that it is taking a couple of weeks to get to this tradition and the green should have sorted out brexit because she has taken done a greatjob on this one. what she has done is fun, but proportionate and quite right. there was no way they could keep their titles. princess diana lost hers, sarah ferguson lost hers when they both got divorced from the royals, and there was no way they could actually not repay the £21; million for frog now cottage, actually not repay the £21

some overflow rooms the best of what the global business community can offer in addition to over 300 representatives from governments. accompaniedo davos by a strong delegation of cabinet secretaries and senior officials, testimony to the fact that you recognize the need for america to maintain a prominent role on the global stage. years, the three united states by any metric experienced a story of economic growth and dynamism. stock market growth alone is one lowcation as is the record unemployment rate. investors are showing deep confidence in the short and long-term potential of the u.s. economy. et, mr. president, with this good news, we all know there remain challenges ahead for the united states and for the rest of the world. yourok forward to hearing reflection as we gather here at this crucial time. please, ladies and gentlemen, welcome donald j. trump, the 45th president of the united states. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, klaus. congratulations on your 50th year hosting the world economic forum. it is an achievement. it is an honor to address the members of this organization for the second time as president. when i spoke at this forum two ye

trophy cabinet is helen mirren she received the coveted cademy award for her portrayal of queen elizabeth in the queen. this year she will have to make some room for yet another. golden honorary bay in recognition of her life's work. the british actress of russian descent reaches another milestone in 2020 celebrating her 75th birthday at the end of july makes me feel that i'm not. chillin a month released his 2nd solo album in 2019 but the general cut isn't slowing down in 2020 odd people re comanches ramstein lead singer judy's for a tour starting in may. the band's live shows like a wagner opera with fireworks and a lot of fun for those who can't make it to the 2 or a want to relive that i'm trying to experience the concert film in paris is out now on blu ray and d.v.d. . this is the interview news live from berlin up next to mark today the science magazine don't forget there's always more to our website as well. for me brian thomas and the entire news team thanks for being. with. us. the blueprint for every living thing on this planet in my new commission come. natural it's the most effective way to see vast amounts of data scientists in sy

cabinet position. he said dunn. i said i'm a policy girl and i would want to be in the room when decisions are made so i would've neededn the national security council. he said done. i said i not good to be a wallflower or talking head. i need to say what i think. he said that's exactly why i want you to do this. and he was true from his word from the first day to the last day. >> i love it. [applause] and i know we have a lot of young people in the audience. a lot of young people in the audience asked how i knew to ask for those things. what you have to remember is there's one lesson i've learned to live by, and that is pushed through the fear. when challenge comes in front of you, your reaction is naturally to step back. but if you lean in and pushed through the fear, you find out you are so much stronger on the other side. they wouldn't have pushed through, i wouldn't have become a legislator and becoming governor. i wouldn't have pushed through the fear i wouldn't have said okay i can be a un ambassador. what you have to do when you push through the fear is set yourself up for success. i knew what i needed in order

night meeting in the situation room with secretary pompeo, with defense secretary esper, and having that conversation. behind-the-scenes, what administration and cabinet level officials have been saying is that the killing of soleimani was in fact a measured response, and that the president had wanted to take additional, more aggressive action, but decided against it. there is this open-ended question as to how the president will respond to this particular point, but i think if you look more broadly speaking at the economic pressure that is being placed on the situation not just between the united states and iran, but with china in the shadow now, that is definitely being weighed upon by this administration. you hear that from administration level officials when they describe the economic component of what they call their maximum pressure campaign against iran. it has a military component, and economic component, and a diplomatic component. in terms of how they are working with congress, there were several briefings on capitol hill. democrats have called for there to be hearings. democrats want to be more involved in that process. it has reopened a br

be joined on that stage by other members of his cabinet i know you mentioned earlier you're reporting he spent a part of his morning in the situation room with the vice president, secretary of state pompeo, defense secretary esper and joint chiefs chair milley, general milley as well are they going to be on stage with him is there any reason to think we will get comments from them? >> we don't know the answer to that yesterday he turned to other officials for additional commentary this venue in the grand foyer usually we see the president alone there. you think one of the more famous episodes recently there was barack obama announcing the killing of osama bin laden in a very similar venue now we may see the president flanked by his military aides and top civilian advisers or he may want to do this solo, we don't know one official here did indicate to me the president may bring all of those folks up within the camera shot, but we just don't know that for sure and i think that would also tell you a little bit about what the president is trying to communicate in terms of the message. is he trying to say it's i and i alone, or is he saying

coming about as trump summoned his war cabinet to censure the secretary of defense secretary of state and the joint chiefs of staff all huddling in the situation room in the white house during those very tense moments as the missile attack was happening in iraq however trump decided not to speak to the nation and instead the only official reaction we've heard from the white house is a tweet from the president and i'll read it to you it says all is well missiles launched from iran at 2 military bases located in iraq assessment of casualties and damage is taking place now so far so good we have the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world by far i will be making a statement tomorrow morning tomorrow morning meaning wednesday morning here in washington as well past 1 am local time here we do not expect to hear anything else from the white house of or the pentagon officially but i think what you're getting from that statement from trump which came out at about 10 pm local time here about 3 hours ago is you're getting a sense that after trump met with his the pentagon and the state department officials they briefed him on the initi

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