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. >> we will be reporting tonight cbs news.com of foreign correspondent joining from london. >> my pleasure and how powerful love and office it was when theodore roosevelt surrenders power in africa still make even though they did agreed to the 14 points it would not lead idealism stand in their way. >> britain was the dominant power and was in decline so the strategic question was should did support britain were create a new order with complex what he is trying to present as the soviet union to come into line with the nationalist to take control of the oil we hear about that because it is 100 percent of european oil in the middle east want to make sure we have friendly regimes if not aligned with the united states but to keep the soviet union out was the goal been. [inaudible conversations] and good afternoon thank you for coming out senator warner and i thought it was

. >> i must say, -- >> bill: if i have to go to a new site, i go to cbs news.com.is a good news site. i am saying that -- i'm not saying that if any promotional extract, but they do a nice job on the website and have the material, why not posted? why not see hannity and koppel and full flower. if they don't, i will put it on billoreilly.com. i will put it right up. what is the resistance -- he worked with ted koppel, i worked -- i didn't work with him but i was there when he was there, i was working for peter jennings most of the time. you and i made the transition to fox news. i didn't have a hard time making the transition here. and you did a hard news program, now, bret baier took over from you. i didn't see you have a hard time working for this outfit. but to koppel, guys like tom brokaw, they have a tough time with it. why do you think it is? >> they came along -- i consider ted koppel a friend and i have always admired him. i would note, however, that he came up and came to prominence in an era when all there was was the three network nightly news programs, t

. >> we will look for your reporting tonight on the cbs evening news and online @cbs news.com. mark phillips joining us from london. thank you very much for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> live sunday at noon eastern, investigative journalist and best selling author annie jacobson is our guest on book tv's in depth. >> it's moving humans in the military environment toward being comfortable with this idea of merging man and machine. >> miss jacobson is known for her writings on war, weapons, security and government secrets and will discuss her four recent books, area 51, operation paper clip, the pentagon's brain, a 016 pulitzer prize finalist in history and her recent "phenomena." join your offerings consist annie jacobson with your calls and tweets live sunday at noon eastern on book tv's in-depth on c-span2. >> the nominee to head the securities & exchange commission, jay clayton was on capitol hill last week for his confirmation hearing with the senate banking, housing and urban affairs committee. they asked account