it was fine when bush and cheney when dick cheney and george bush were in charge but want to bomb i came in he was the not the white knight if you will or the black knight ok it's african-american and it just changed it editors just you know that's the way it is the stories that would have been fine in the days of bush and cheney suddenly were you know not getting published and people were complaining that i am always on the complaining about anonymous sources as if every day the new york times you can't pick up a newspaper and find the lead story based on anonymous sources it's just part of our business you can't name people in particular the stuff i do know i you know when i first did the middle i story really master story in one nine hundred sixty nine the first thing i remember there was a poll from the i think the university of minnesota fifty four percent of the people didn't believe it and forty six and among my peers you know eighty percent didn't believe it you have to expand on the mean life story because it's not on any british curriculum is as stated a mature in the united st

there you were writing a book on dick cheney. and the source this year i mean what happened is. obama in the balmy years there was he tightened very much on leaks and dissent in particular in the intelligence community put cia guy in jail there were people in the white house somebody was jailed also privately without public disclosure there was a sense that obama really didn't like leaks and so i had done a book on cheney i've written a lot about cheney for the new yorker during you know after nine eleven and there was a story a book to write and when i began giving chapters to people involved they said the appropriate you know it's just going to be published because they would get in trouble their professional intelligence people and military people the ones i deal with they take an oath of office to the to the constitution and not to any particular president so i just had to i just couldn't publish the book and put him in jeopardy it would put them in jeopardy would would make it almost impossible for me that the check about me

i know that dick cheney told me he loved having his grandkids there. joe biden loved having his family there. it is a sprawling queen anne style house, with a sprawling front porch. it was so beautiful that the admiral who lived there didn't want to leave and was really about having 2 -- really angry about having to leave it. steve: democrats line, from reston, virginia. her new book on the vice presidency. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to talk about separation of church and state. the vice president, i respect his christianity. i am a christian. i came in 1973 from jordan, but i know that when one major religion controls everything, the minorities don't have the the minorities don't have the freedom. i want to ask all the christians, we use to have a lot of american missionaries and british missionaries come over. i know christianity is love and forgiveness, and loving your neighbor and her, and love your foreigners. but the danger is, this is what extremist muslims talk about. god appointed this leader, and god appointed this, and they d

>> guest: dick cheney. he is someone who appreciates history and very interested in knew all the major players in the book. richard nixon and he knew gerald ford and ronald reagan and he was thereis when ronald reagan n 1980 trying to convince gerald ford to be his running mate which is an incredible story. there at the convention in 80 and ronald reagan -- >> host: the dream ticket. >> guest: yes, and gerald ford really considered it and dick cheney was there as an advisor and was delegate at the convention so he told me how he cannot believe how much the reagan team and reagan was willing to give to gerald ford. of course, joe ford did interview where he described as a co- presidency and the ronald much. that was too he would not be will to do it and there's a great scenery says where is bush because he' had nobody and they had to get bush on the phone at the last minute. you know, i did interview george hws about ronald reagan and he said history will have to judge his accomplished. it's like a bus to be

it was fine when bush and cheney when dick cheney and george bush were in charge but want to bomb i came in he was the not the white knight if you will or the black knight i can as an african-american and it just changed it and it is just you know that's the way it is the stories that would have been fine in the days of bush and cheney suddenly were you know not getting published and people were complaining that i am always on the complaining about anonymous sources as if every day the new york times you can't pick up the newspaper and find the lead story based on anonymous sources it's just part of our business you can't name people in particular the stuff i do know i you know when i first did the middle eyesore. really master story one nine hundred sixty nine the first thing i remember there was a poll from the i think for university of minnesota fifty four percent of the people didn't believe it and forty six and among my peers you know eighty percent didn't believe it you have to expand on the me a nice way because it's not all in the british curriculum is as stated a mature in the u

cheney: mr. speaker, my colleague and i agree that the court determination essentially rejecting the decision yesterday was the right one. we agree that the episode in our nation's history in which we were holding japanese americans in internment camps was a dark one. was something that should not have happened. but i think that it's unjustifiable and i think frankly it just politicizes the challenge that we're all facing to compare the current situation at our borders with japanese internment camps or with concentration or many of the other exaggerations and i think highly irresponsible language that we've heard throughout this debate. we all have got to come together to solve the problem, but we have to come together to enforce our laws. and if in fact my colleagues are interested in enforcing the laws, if they're interested in solving the problem for the families at the border, if they're interested in closing the loopholes in the law that have resulted in the separation of those children, the

petr cech cheney gives us his take -- petr cech cheney -- peter chcchini gives us his take. mike pompeo sysops with north korea are moving more quickly than expected. trade turmoil, the g7 summit looked successful, and then the white house slammed justin trudeau for betrayal. they're going as far as saying that there is a special place prime minister of canada. we will get reaction. we are 30 minutes into m&a trading session of potentially one of the most interesting weeks of the summer. we are not really going anywhere. >> people are waiting for all of this big stuff to happen. we have the dow unchanged virtually. the us of the nasdaq just trading up a bit. the nasdaq not re-attaining its record high. interesting that going into the summit in singapore, going into the big central bank this week, inflation data comes tomorrow and we have riskssets ticking up a little bit. look here, an and exit trust -- index that tracks risk against 18. indicators. cross as a measure of risk appetite. you see that back near the highs of the year. some nervousness going into this big week fo

and a lot of people question how is that really necessary to do that so in the case of black cheney's role in your case in terms of dissenter mediating depositories and transfer agent so there's two major companies in the space as a doowop play aqua bit is now set to disrupt this multi hundred billion dollar business correct those correct to be we are going to your building and we're actually launched it definitely on june first a peer to peer crypto securities protocol so it is something that anyone can come and use and thereby decenter mediating as you just suggested some of the centralized layers that capture fees should be on every single little transactions we do and to the extent where some of those services can now be coded into a peer to peer protocol that's what that's what we're doing we're going to write the transfer agency bezos i now from my heirs working on wall street. how that works basically it's a back office function where pieces of paper you know securities and chairs are moved around the system and this is very expensive way to do things and it's right to be dista

and a lot of people question how is that really necessary to do that so in the case of black cheney's role in your case in terms of disinter mediating depositories and transfer agent so there's two major companies in the space as a doowop play aqua bit is now set to disrupt this multi hundred billion dollar business correct those correct are being we are going to your building and we actually launched it definitely on june first a peer to peer crypto securities protocol so it is something that anyone can come and use and thereby decenter mediating as you just suggested some of the centralized layers that capture fees should be on every single little transactions we do and to the extent where some of those services can now be encoded into a peer to peer protocol that's what that's what we're doing we're going to write the transfer agency bezos i now from my heirs working on a last trade. how that works basically it's a back office function where pieces of paper you know securities and chairs are moved around the system and this is a very expensive way to do things and it's ripe to be d

host: you talked about dick cheney. image as enjoyed his one of the most polarizing figures in american history. his relationship with george w. bush was all business and they were never especially close to begin with. with regard to lyndon johnson, you write that when kennedy won the nomination, he sent him a telegram. lbj means "less back jack." -- rights, it was almost as if romeo and juliet had gotten married. the scene at the hotel, in the convention, where he was trying to convince johnson to stop being the running mate, it was brutal. shuttling up and down the stairs, trying to convince johnson not to do this, because they hated each other so viscerally. host: but john kennedy wanted him? guest: they needed each other in a lot of ways. a lot of this is machiavellian in a lot of ways. back then, they would get a vice president who could win certain sections of the country. rightk the caller was about donald trump, with the conservative base in the republican party, someone who has been in congress for six , with g

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and before that social secretary to vice president cheney. when asked how she landed those jobs, i believe he will tell you she was in theht place at the right time. i can tell you that she was mostly qualified for those roles. as she tells it, she's been investment planning all of her life including as life, full-time mom to two now adult daughters and a couple of dogs. she hopes -- hosts the daily blog which i have bookmarked at my own computer on my desk. involving travel, food, glorious food, tips on entertaining and etiquette which she says, quote, it's not just about knowing which work to do but treating each other with kindness even and especially in the anonymous internet. our second guest today hails from san antonio, texas but now he's the fellow southern californian, jeremy bernard served as white house social secretary under president and mrs. obama from 2011 to 2015. jeremy is the first man ever to serve in this role at the white house, while that was big news at the time, he managed to keep a very low profile in order to do his

understanding the true value of corporate america and because the index is based on share price cheney's clearly far behind top firms like the bank goldman sachs or apple they have share price is ten times higher than she signed off declining relevance perhaps but is the problem more on the side of general electric's or dell let's get more on that from our correspondent on wall street can score to standing by he should be there there he is yes the general actually is out what does that mean for shareholders. well and it was eight hundred ninety six when charles dow came up there was his famous jones industrial average and as you mentioned g.e. was part of it then but the good days seem to be over for. just in the past fifty two weeks the stock actually got hammered by about fifty five percent meaning the stock price got caught more in the hov what does that mean looking forward for the stock price well maybe not that much because we see that quite often before stock gets kicked out of the dollar jones industrial average we've already seen most of the pain meaning that the stock prices ha

. >> we are saying cheney lied.e are saying cheney lied at this one thing about the idea in general because he had -- he talked about a connection between mohammad atta and iraqin tell jones which didn't exist. they talked about them being on the vernal of getting a nuclear weapon. howie: one thing that turned out to be untrue as terrible as it is is not the same as lying and deliberately peddling falsehoods. >> that's true. but if you know you made the assumption you want to go to war d you are crafting bits and pieces of intelligence to make that case, and ignoring the vast amount of intelligence. because we haven't been inside iraq with weapons inspectors in four years. howie: in fairness -- >> he got a lot of negative coverage in noise question about it. primary season and even during the general he got the kind of -- there is one thing to say negative coverage and one thing to say due diligence and scrutiny. real scrutiny. i don't think he got that. howie: you had a civil debate with anthony scaramucci. are you

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direction together we will build the foundation for trust and not the building of course against cheney's because i have been recently to germany i mean we will remember i mean why are some of our june friends i mean let's unite against china our no way i mean let's unite with china. two points to first point is about what you have to say many people in europe have two days of feeling what you bitch ass mentioning said russia is moving east and less committed to europe vest on european orientations which would be i believe a shift of paradigm yes and it could be a development which still will be and you'll be in new wake of distinction between mr new europe see e.u. and russia and i believe said we must be very careful if we say said we have a common history set we have common values between russia and europe not talking so much about c.e.o. but about risks in europe especially i believe said she should be a point which drink us again since a question of trust and of confidence and you know it's for us is especially as coming from her point of view we have so much common links between rus

target by five percent he'd hoped to force a second round run off with her to one while injured in cheney is the only one to have increased the c.h.p. vote but he copied earlier ones one man rule approach so he lost potential votes from the ak party voters who had enough of that sort of thing he should have sold themselves as part of a team and focus more on the economy the c.h.p. and other opposition parties will need to revitalize demoralize supporters. i'm not quite sure how much worse it should get to increase opposition votes we build up our hopes on the c.h.p. each election we are disappointed in get it done more i mean jay rosen very good but the c.h.p. needs to reform it has school great with other parties and prioritize the national interests another challenge for the opposition parties is making their voice heard in a parliament now stripped of much of its power to hold to account a government run by a president with strength and executive powers in this election campaign the opposition mainly tried to persuade voters that have been in power too long they didn't say much about w

like when george w bush asked dick cheney who should be vice president, and he said he should be.son seems to me to be making a very unsubtle bid for power himself. all that nonsense he said the russia, for them to shut up and go away, it's the best moment i've ever seen from richard made it on tv. he cut them off on good morning britain. he said he has gotten more praise for that than anything he's donein praise for that than anything he's done ina praise for that than anything he's done in a 30 years. he was frustrated because kevin williamson wasn't giving an answer. anyway, to get back to the actual story, williamson is pushing for a greater increase in the mod's budget. theresa may and philip hammond have said waita theresa may and philip hammond have said wait a minute, the nature of wa rfa re said wait a minute, the nature of warfare has changed, and the chief of staff is now saying that the biggest threat is the cyber threat, particularly from russia, and we should be pouring more money into that, not conventional... there's a problem here, because five years ago, within r

administrations that william perry brought back from the cold former pentagon boss that failed when cheney and a man called john bolton and to the bush administration bolton's libya option is it off the table now because again lever of apparently was told by kim jong un in the past few days that kim jong un does not like us had geminids him well definitely the idea that the united states would seriously push for a libya option is off the table that bad course is what bolton proposed and i think proposal itself was clearly an effort to blow up the talks i think it is contributed to the campaign that we've just talked about it was essential to a feature of that young pain and that was the function of what bolton said but what trump has actually said over the last week has made it clear that that he does. not entertain the notion of demanding that north korea turn over immediately all of its nuclear weapons to be shipped off to a location in the united states he knows and he said so that that is going to take a much more lengthy and complicated process in which the united states will be expec

target by five percent he'd hoped to force a second round run off with zero to one while injured in cheney is the only one to have increased the c.h.p. vote but he copied earlier ones one men rule approach so he lost potential votes from the ak party voters who had enough of that sort of thing he should have sold themselves as part of a team and focused more on the economy the c.h.p. and other opposition parties will need to revitalize demoralize supporters. i'm not quite sure how much worse it should get to increase opposition votes we build up our hopes on the c.h.p. each election we are disappointed in getting done more i mean jay was very good but the c.h.p. needs to reform it has co-create with other parties and prioritize the national interests another challenge for the opposition parties is making their voice heard in a parliament now stripped of much of its power to hold to account a government run by a president with strengthened executive powers in this election campaign the opposition mainly tried to persuade voters that have been in power too long they didn't say much about wha

. >> harris: let's bring in former counterterrorism advisor to vice president dick cheney and author of more your diplomat. first of all, thank you for being on the program. and second of all, i want to know your thoughts just in reaction to what you just heard. >> president from his critics can't have it both ways. on the one hand last fall, he was a warmonger, driving us towards armageddon and nuclear war, too bombastic, and now that he is effectively through sanctions and through maximum pressure driven us to these talks, now it's he's naive and he gave up too much and he shouldn't have had the meeting. the president of the united states just can't win with these guys. >> harris: i want to talk about what's at stake in it so different because you have senator schumer and others have compared the iran situation to the north korea situation. but militarily and that's your background, when it comes to the military, what is at stake with both these nations with different? >> is incredibly different. it's not apples to apples. on the one hand, you have an incredibly heightened situatio

. >> cheney. >> cheney. >> okay. >> you want to get into this debate?n in the creation of hcbus, that black people sort of have beef with each other. [ laughter ] >> we don't always have beef. more often than not, our beef is started on the outside and once again, here we are. >> that's true. >> thanks slavery and jim crow. that's the reason why they're mission-based institutions, even though you president thinks they may not be constitutional. >> what, what? my president? >> you don't have to claim him? >> i'm not claiming him. he's the president. he's a president. >> he's somebody's president. >> he's somebody's president, yeah. i find it interesting even though you didn't go to an hbcu, you seem to consistently work with hbcus. why is that? >> they are near and dear to my heart because if it weren't for hbcus, there are a number of people in our community that wouldn't have the opportunity to pursue a higher education. overwhelmingly hbcus educate pell grant recipients, which means they're low income. those types of schools are overwhelmingly under r

target by five percent he'd hoped to force a second round run off with her to one while injured in cheney is the only one to have increased the c.h.p. vote but he copied earlier ones one man rule approach so he lost potential votes from the ak party voters who had enough of that sort of thing he should have sold themselves as part of a team and focus more on the economy the c.h.p. and other opposition parties will need to revitalize demoralize supporters. i'm not quite sure how much worse it should get to increase opposition votes we build up our hopes on the c.h.p. each election we are disappointed in and get it done where i mean jay was very good but the c.h.p. needs to reform it has to co-create with other parties and prioritize the national interests another challenge for the opposition parties is making their voice heard in a parliament now stripped of much of its power to hold to account a government run by a president with strength and executive powers in this election campaign the opposition mainly tried to persuade voters that while i've been in power too long they didn't say muc

direction together we will build the foundation for trust and not the building of course against cheney's because i have been recently to germany i mean we will remember i mean war and some of our june friends i mean let's unite against china our no way i mean let's unite with china. two points to first point is about what you have to say many people in europe have two days of feeling what you bitch ass mentioning said russia is moving east and less committed to your of western european orientations which would be i believe a shift of paradigm yes and it could be a development which still will be and you'll be in new wake of distinction between mr new europe see e.u. and russia and i believe said we must be very careful if we say said we have a common history state we have common values between russia invest in europe not talking so much about c.e.o. by departments and europe especially i believe said she should be a point which drink us again since a question of trust and of confidence and you know it's for us is especially as coming from her point of view we have so much common links be

yet we did not witness bush and cheney and that administration held accountable for the w lies in the run-up to the invasion of iraq did not watch bush and cheney be held accountable for possibly being deeply involved. with watch obama and holder dismiss the ees pannage upcoming trial some years ago. so we hear people like yourself and many others of our leaders say things like no one is above the law. yet we witness reality about very serious issues never -- and people not held to account in upper level positions. host: i think we got the point. ken starr. guest: well, i am going to push back because the very fact that you're able in a very articulate way to say you have concerns about the lies, wmd, dimension ot every of our public life should result in criminal charges. the key is bring facts to light and then hold people accountable in other ways. not every political judgment that may have some legal implication is necessarily a crime. my own view and people disagree with this, welcome to democracy, is that we overcriminalize things in the united states. i wish there were less rel

prior to that he was chief of staff to second lady lynn cheney and bessel secretary to vp cheney. when asked how they landed both jobs, she was in the right place at the right time and and qualified for all those roles and an event planner, and a full-time mom to two adult waters and a couple dogs. she hosted daily blog from america's table which i have secretly bookmarked, involving travel and home life and cooking and food, glorious food and tips and entertaining and adequate which she says quoted not just about knowing which fork to use but about treating each other with kindness, even and especially in the anonymous abyss of the internet. our guest hails from san antonio, texas and a fellow californian. jeremy bernard served as social secretary under pres. and mrs. obama from 2011-2015. jeremy is the first man ever to serve in this role of the white house was that was big news at the time but he kept a low profile to do his job which as are white house staffers are advised, serving as the president of the united states of america and microsoft, earned a reputation as being aff

so rudy giuliani seems to be kind of channeling dick cheney here.rt of speaking the wa i that we would have expected some of president george w. bush's legal advisers to speak and that's something, of course, many people with the civil libber e community and congressional democrats will find very perplexing and very troubling but also potentially tees off a major conflict for down the road. the broader questions of executive power are also touched on in this memo. the question of whether or not the president is the law, whether or not the president is justice. that's all of a piece with this expansive view of executive power that giuliani seems to be pushing in the comments he made about pardons. >> frank, we have heard this president and members of his team raising the specter of corruption within government agencies for many months now. and buried in this report are allegations of that as well. regarding james comey, what he might have misremembered or misrepresented. some aspersions being cast here at the fbi and the j ustice department. what doe

once the korean war was ongoing cumulus son went to the russians and said cheney i'd like. to finally get to the position where i had nuclear weapons and could deter the outside the russians said not on your life they were very resistant and he kept going back again and again eventual ie they allowed some north korean scientists to go and learn to become nuclear engineers. after the war ended in one nine hundred fifty three kim turned to china to help him acquire nuclear weapons. at that time china's nuclear program was still in the planning stage kim travel to beijing to meet chinese leader mollett said don't but mon was suspicious of kim's intentions and refused to accommodate him. so kim turned once again to the soviet union. moscow so improved relations with north korea as a way to curb malas influence. in one nine hundred fifty nine the soviet union and north korea signed an agreement on the use of nuclear power and in one nine hundred sixty three moscow supplied pyongyang with a new to research reactor. the us military reconnaissance aircraft later provided images of

done for the president so the president certainly countering that on social media and ultimately cheney as you pointed out there are votes in the house of representatives today on immigration including funding for the president's border wall not not really is there expected to be a passage overwhelmingly out of either of those bills given that there is such a public outcry and pushback to the president's policies. that's what's leading to changes or what i mean how unusual is that for this prison. it's very unusual in fact the president rarely admits mistake if ever he really believes that it's important to project strength and so we saw him dragging his heels on this but given not just the domestic pushback but the international outcry i mean even in the house of. even on in the legislative session we saw the british prime minister theresa may commenting about it he was overwhelming pushback as we also have course had his wife malani a trump as well as his daughter quietly suggesting that he needs to overturn this and as a result the president finally did kimberly thank you immigrant c

he was arrested on bridge cheney road. they found a loaded gun in his bag. >>> rose mcgowan's trial date is set. she has one felony count of cocainepossession. she was indicted this week. shwas arrested after authorities said they found cocaine in the wallet at dulles airport. she has claimed she was framed as part of the harvey weinstein scandal. weinstein' attorney calls the allegation, quote, ludicrous. >>> new thismorning, separating california. a plan to split up the golden state moving ard. when voters will get toe decid on the divide. >>> plus, a school bus scare. up next, hr from the student who saved >>> you're watching "news 4 today." de> right now police are trying toify a person hit and killed on i-95 in beltsville. the hit and run happened late monday just of route 200. we're told the victim was walking on the interstate and the driver involve not stop. however, police say they have identified two passengers in the vehicle. >>> well, check out these massive flames here coming from a school bus. this was in new

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the school resource officer arrested him on ridge cheney road. the officers found a loaded gun in his bag. court documents say gun was loaded with five bullets. police traced the gun to the -- stolen gun to pennsylvania the suspect's aunt says his mother had been ying to enroll him. >>> the fbi agent who accidentally shot a man in the leg at a denver nightclub headed back to d.c. video of the incident went viral earlier this month. chase bishopade his first court appearance yesterday after surrendering to police on second degree assault charges. bishop is allowed to return to washington d.c. where he is based. the judge orderim not to carry any weapons. he will be back in courtt n month. >>> you may need to toss out any pre-cut melon i your refrigerator. the food and drug administration is expanding a multi-state recall of a melon after outbreak of salmonella. want to show you the list here on your screen. iowa, pennsylvania, west virginia, wisconsin have all been added to the list of states. these states may have received potentiatay cnated melo

cheney was regarded as the most influential vice president. >> yes, exactly.en agreement between president obama and vice president biden about the particulars of what their relationships would be, kind of like a contract or something? >> there was. it lists several points like, you know, j.b. must see all paper that crosses b.o.'s desk. that was the shorthand they used in the memo. i thought it was really fas mate i -- fascinating. joe biden said he wanted to be e last pern in a room when the decision wasmade. usually, vice presidents do not criticize presidents, even privately with other cabinet members. they don't want to undermine the relationship. >> it's a great read. political frenemies, the vice president and the president, interesting suggest. kate, thank you so much. to find out more about first in line, go to today.com/shop. >>> carson? >> savannah, thanks so much. up next, prepare to be captivated. a live performance from cirque du soleil. that's straight ahead. first, this is "today" on nbc. first, this is "today" on nbc. hello. ♪ south l.a. is ve

first via the subhuti cheney essential action of allergens. this can only be done in a doctor's office. second drafts under the tongue and third tablets you let dissolve under the tongue me. one advantage of the injection method is that the dosage can be customized but you have to go to the doctors every four weeks over the course of the therapy patients can take the drops and tablets at home ok off what hell is the thing the side effects are less severe with tablets than injections the. doctor focal you hansen recommends a new kind of tablet for house dust mite allergy that's also effective against allergic asthma. you can years of work you know give this drug to patients with asthma that's hard to manage that used to be a reason not to give them allergy meds now we can and these are the patients who need the most. talk to your kind of christian their show has conducted a study of patients who are allergic to house dust mites and went on to develop allergic asthma as a consequence the business to do it who is the real breakthrough is that thi

would you go to them and say hey we can take off here and all this paperwork and put on the block cheney get all kinds of cost savings and time savings is that the market for this video i mean it is an open source for recalls so it's a technology that we haven't released the code yet because we're still only she's making sure that the quality is all there but you know when the call goes out you know this is a this is a work protocol that can be used by anybody it could be a group of course the commercial and its you will be going in and approaching other mercial. denies asians to to help them understand and adopt the network and some of them will some of them want to we believe that those that will will put themselves in a significant for the better of positions so yes these existing marketplaces are there they also have to deal with all the trends for regions of the positive reviews and and so so to the extent where a a peer to peer protocol can help reduce the transaction costs to these exchanges definitely there will be some very very interesting developments in the future regarding r

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prove this theme that i killed people for the corps to take the corps and they wanted to prove that cheney was episode because a second murder one of the figure out a way to get us all to come up with was both cars were taken to go see. the girl in bed and i'm and of course nobody ever brought up the fact about me having a. we have the privilege of being the most united states. seem to do and many other was moved to the west the united states in particular members will we also have the privilege of being the most sanctioned . that to any group of trees so contradictory it is going to be and this shows that pakistan will do what is in its national interest it will know it's just the end we'll be able. to say anything he wants to say and he can't fire you know it won't be another election until twenty twenty and he's gliding into twenty eight so he probably won't even live many representatives support and then there's a lot this year. i walked up to the truck plant to sit in the truck with the guy. the new said he's going to give us a ride he says petrie. supposedly had family in midland and

secretary, he said, oh, ican the new defence secretary, he said, oh, i can do the job, much as dick cheneyy eyes, jostling for power and making, nakedly, in my eyes, jostling for powerand making, ithink, gratuitously outrageous statements. they should shut up and go away. he certainly got noticed. in politics, that can be part of the battle. it's true but to me, it puts a lot of people in the middle ground. tony blair is reviled by many but he's right, you can't win number ten without the middle ground. john major also wooed some that people who were veering towards the centre. if you are so much and aggressive, you are going to put people off. i don't think williamson is winning friends with posturing. what about the substance of it? how much we invest in whether we are putting it in the right things. the suggestion now is that our focus should be shifting, as it were, on line. we -- we might need computer count —— computer codes to counter cyber attacks. we've seen allegations of meddling, both in the eu referendum and the american election and the general election in this country and i

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getting ready for their second game stop him and cheney said we're just getting going at the spot attack stadium in moscow and like to see other chefs miss that. but you need your it's a last chance saloon they were pretty good in the first game against england almost held out for a draw only losing to the stoppage time headed by none other than harry kane but everyone agreed they played very well for belgium it's an easier situation they kicked out their cup campaign with a fantastic performance against panama and it ended three nil but we watching the game actually thought it could have been seven nail or eight mil easily that was so good especially when it comes to their attacking prowess now maybe that's the reason why the belgian fans we've managed to speak with are feeling very very confident. we will be very happy to to win and we are so excited to to be there in this part. and we knew that we were going to win going to it's this is zero zero we would have some problems but through school early no problem now how crucial this game is for tunisians can be easily grasped by the numb

about lyndon johnson a kv are becoming the biggest construction company in the k world with dick cheney who was the it is hard to hold people like that accountable on the way that is satisfied so i'm afraid it is a trickier proposition the more they know the better the chances. courts are important but the attitude about these is changed so dramatically that the jurisprudence has been changed. if that is something that you care about. >> so by the way t5 is still flying. over in afghanistan to get artificial intelligence but what has been the reaction? so when you write a book like this what are you hoping? >> i think i am just hoping that people get interested and it is something that it is taken away by the story there is no policyt i'm trying to change but i'm hoping to try to put it into context that people can read and it gives that deeper texture so when they look at things, the image that i have is when people read a book i wanthe them to get into sharper focus. >> i can say that also for me in my regular work as well to look at their iphone and realize something they had no idea

having peace in panama best match trail but cheney is there on our gnawing on panama to cause an upset as they take on england this sunday and here are the highlights finally a guy in moscow. with the. theme of the with. i think now with i. think the through with you with you the with the thing. to do the with. with you the with i. guess. my head was. awesome very happy belgium france a fine city finish and alexei you say you were at that game what did you think my first thought was. you know they were all that is missing about belgians that the golden generation the golden generation but every time they come to a big tournament not quite there and also the not quite the belgian public they're not expecting a great deal of while they were expecting today because they were still voice but the point about the generation being that maybe this generation has finally come of age because there. almost immaculate in every line especially the front line the front line is nothing short of prices to braces head and eyes out finally hitting the stride at a major international tournament romelu lu

cheney: mr. speaker, i yield four minutes to my friend and colleague on both the armed services committee and the rules committee, the gentleman from alabama, mr. byrne. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. byrne: i thank the gentlelady for yielding and i appreciate her steadfast leadership on behalf of our nation's service men and women. mr. speaker, we are in the process of a long-needed rebuilding of our nation's military, and this funding bill will ensure the rebuilding process continues. i have spoken on this floor many times about the readiness crisis facing our military. we're finally getting our planes back in the air, and the troops are fully prepared to deploy. this readiness crisis hurts our overall national security, but, mr. speaker, it also puts our service men and women at great risk. last year we lost four times as many service members in training accidents as we lost in combat. we owe it to these men and women to do everything in our power to avoid more of th