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ryan chilcote reporting for us from london. thank you, ryan. >> thank you. >> woodruff: and we continue our look at today's vote and where the u.k. goes from here, with sir peter westcott. he had a 40-year career in the british diplomatic service and seed has his country's ambassador to the united states. sir peter westmacott, welcome back to the newshour. so what does today's parliament vote rejecting this latest plan, what does it mean for the b prospects oitain leaving the e.u.? is it now more likely or less likely? >> well, we are now in a state of some political meltdown, as your correspondent was just explaining. i think at the moment it means that it less likely that we leave on the 29th of march as scheduled because of today's vote, which wasyesoundin against trees -- theresa may'sck e, but also because parliamentarians are very likely to vote nsheavily agthe idea of leaving with no deal some if you haven't got theresa may's deal and you haven't got no deal, then what have you got? on thursday there will be a vote about

chris. >> chris: ryan chilcote reporting from london. thank you. joining us now, the white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. welcome back to "fox news sunday." be too morning and welcome back to -- >> chris: what's the latest on the investigation into the new zealand massacre? is there any sign it's part of a larger conspiracy, and what's being done to beef up security around mosques in this country? >> mick: i won't go into the specific discussions that we have with our allies. the new zealanders, some of our very closest allies in the global war on terror, some of our closest friends. we share a great deal of information with them so it was especially hurtful i think to see this happen to some of our people in it we consider our closest friends. the president talk to the prime minister yesterday so this is a truly sorrowful and tragic event. but we have no indication that this is part of a larger conspiracy. i don't think we've taken suggested an ace additional security here in the united states but clearly they are going through some terrible

take some inflation you feel like food critic in the midst of a noisy protest of friday spoke you chilcote in the heart of poland thank you very much for that. turning up the museum in the national. morris service has been held in christchurch to remember the fifty people killed in two attacks two weeks ago the alleged gunman was a self about white supremacist who had expressed anti muslim views the ceremony was presided over by prime minister just in the i ten she channeled the grief of a nation echoing course for a kind more tolerant new zealand. are . the names of the victims read out one by one. as tens of thousands stood in silence and in unity. remembering grieving and looking inward. what words adequately express the kind and suffering of fifteen min woman and shoulder and lost and so many injured. what words kept the anguish of our muslim community being the target of hatred and violence. what words expressed the grief of a city that is already know in so much pain. i thought there were none. and then i came here and was met with a simple greeting. a salaam aleikum peace be upon yo

chris: ryan chilcote reporting from london, thank you. us now, the white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. mick, welcome back to with the fox news sunday." chris: thank you. i forgot to wear a green tie this morning, thank you for bringing that up. what's the latest on the latest into the new zealand mass? is it -- massacre? what's being done to beef up security around mosques in this country? ra>> i won't go into the specifc of the discussions with our allies. by thear way, the kiwis, some of our closest allies in the global f war on terror, some of our closest friends, so it was especially hurtful, i think, to see this happen to some of our people we consider to be our closest friends. the president talked to the prime minister yesterday, so this is a truly sorrowful and tragic event. but we have no indication this is part of a larger conspiracy. i don't think we've taken any -- we've suggested any additional security here in the united states. but clearly, they are going through some terribleun times in new zealand. i understand the

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chris: ryan chilcote reported from london, thank you. during the snow white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> good morning and happy st. patrick's day. chris: thank you and i forgot to wear a green type i thank you for bringing that up! what is the latest on the investigation into the new zealand massacre? is there any sign as part of a larger conspiracy and what is being done to beef up security around mosques in this country? >> i will go into the specific discussions that we have with allies by the way, the new zealanders are some of our closest allies in the global war on terrorism.our closest friends. we share a great deal of information with them. it was especially hurtful i think to see this happen to some of the people we consider our closest friends. the president talked to the prime minister yes this is a truly sorrowful and tragic event. but we have no indication as part of a larger conspiracy. i don't think we have suggested an additional security here in the united states. but clearly

ryan chilcote. we appreciate you bringing us the details.rightly pointed out some of the dots being put together about some of the motivations. of course, if you were to turn it to other channels you would see a lot of finger pointing. where do you think they are pointing that finger, folks? take a listen. >> all about inel vardz, which is similar language to the killer of the synagogue in pittsburgh. also language that president trump use new the campaign ad before the midterm election. >> we know lots of far right attackers have claimed to be trump supporters. this is a president who has given plenty of rhetorical ammunition to the president like. this the president is facing questions specifically whether the president is emboldening right wing extremism with his immigration rhetoric. >> why are manifesto seeing as donald trump as blunt instrument enabler and ally for poison ideology? ed: just jumping to conclusions. rachel: it's a 74-page manifesto. if you write 74-page manifesto you are probably goofy and crazy. they point to trump. the