that's not because we have time for one chris pine a question the lady over here. set journalist you just said that the best isis fighters are the former ba'ath party members i just returned from the syrian turkish border where turkey has launched last month as you know we did russia's unofficial or official ok for the operation peace spring my question is you mentioned the kurds in iraq quite a bit but what about kurds in syria thank you. i'm sorry the operation to sprinkle was not was not indorsed by by russia it was in those by the united states if you if you're accurate was that was the facts they try to negotiate mr reich and then they said ok we cannot reach the deal so kurds you are on your own we are leaving then after they they left the kurds and left syria they said ok we don't have anymore anymore gay chanson front of the kurds but we are coming back for oil not for the kurds. it's it's and then trysting zigzagging you know in foreign policy and back to churchill about the united states always doing it right after they tried everything else. because in s

that's right [ cheers and applause and right now even chris pine, chris hemsworth and chris pratt are "wait, which one is he again?" [ light laughter ] i want to say congratulations to the 50,000 runners who finished yesterday's new york city marathon [ cheers and applause i love the marathon. it's the one day of year you can rub vaseline on your nipples in public and not get arrested [ laughter ] i can't imagine the excitement of finishing a marathon, for real i mean i get excited when i'm out running errands and i accidentally get 10,000 steps. i'm like, "oh, my. yes! [ laughter ] i'm sore oh, my." and the men and women's marathons were both won by winners from kenya which means kenya is probably home to the best marathon runners and world's most annoying instagram accounts. [ laughter ] we get it. the winning time in the men's women's race was just over two hours. or as that's known to everyone who didn't run sunday roughly, seven episodes of "friends." [ laughter ] you guys, this weekend was the end of daylight savings time so we all gained an extra hour which is - [ cheers and ap

chris, here we have the president of the european council saying brexit might not actually happen? what are we to make of this? well, he has regularly pinedof the european council, and it has always been pretty clear he is not a fan of it and he mourns the uk's loss or the european union's loss of the uk from its membership. but he feels the shackles its membership. but he feels the s ha ckles of its membership. but he feels the shackles of office slowly being lifted because he will be out of office in a matter of weeks. so he has given this lecture today in which he acknowledges he can be more candid than he was in the past because he may have been sacked if he had that this sort of thing in the past. and he is pretty directly intervening in the election debate. yes, he is saying stuff we knew was his established view, but groups that may delay or stop brexit support this. due to the election the government is not nominating a candidate to be part of the eu's next commission. how significant is that? i think it's inevitable, given where we are politically at the moment. conventions as if you are a member of the european union you have to