chung christopher ciafardini alex f.ne frances ann cilente elaine cillo edna cintron nestor andre cintron iii robert d. cirri, sr. juan pablo cisneros benjamin keefe clark eugene clark >> pen my cousin, thomas anthony. may his soul and all the souls of those who were lost that day as well as those who died as a result of illness always be remember as true heroes. god bless them all. >> and my aunt, gabriela wiseman who i never had the opportunity to meet. who i learned about through my mother and grandparents. we love you and gabby and me will never forget you. she was a beacon of joy for everyone in her life. i would also like to thank the servicemen and women who have sacrificed and continue to sacrifice for our nation in the war on terror. as well as the first responders who answered the call that day and gave countless lives. god bless america and let us never forget. [applause] >> gregory alan clark mannie leroy clark sara m. clark thomas r. clark christopher robert clarke donna marie clarke michael j. clarke suria

allen christopher e. allingham anna s. w.on janet marie alonso anthony alvarado antonio javier alvarez victoria alvarez-brito telmo e. alvear cesar amoranto alviar tariq amanullah angelo amaranto james m. amato joseph amatuccio paul w. ambrose christopher charles amoroso craig scott amundson kazuhiro anai calixto anaya, jr. joseph p. anchundia kermit charles anderson yvette constance anderson john jack andreacchio michael rourke andrews jean ann andrucki siew-nya ang joseph angelini, sr. joseph john angelini, jr. david lawrence angell mary lynn edwards angell laura angilletta doreen j. angrisani lorraine antigua seima david aoyama >> and my husband. september 11, 2022 is the anniversary commemorating the loss of our loved ones. they will never be forgotten. caesar alger's will be remembered as a loving person. they will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and to my children, christopher, and my grandchildren, riley, james, grayson, maximo and my daughter-in-law faith, and eric and mark. we miss and love

lunden >> christopher e.er >> anthony luparello >> gary frederick lutnick >> linda anne luzzicone >> alexander lygin >> ceecee lyles >> farrell peter lynch >> james francis lynch >> james t. lynch, jr. >> louise a. lynch >> michael cameron lynch >> michael francis lynch >> michael francis lynch >> richard d. lynch, jr. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael. even though i never got the chance to meet you, it is like i know you and your personality better than anyone else. i know i have a piece of you in me. you are always there giving me the extra push big or small and i think of you because i know if you were here you would be by my side doing it with me. because of you i don't hold back. i live hoping to do the things that you never got to do. i know that you are always with me when i'm golfing or surfing. thank you for watching over the family. sometimes i get worried about dad working the same job at you but i remember you are a guardian angel and keeping him safe we all miss you. >> and my uncl

let's go back to christopher wilson. he's a royal historian and biographer, is some london joins us from there now. and you were talking early about how unprecedented it is to have this sort of turn out of world lee, this what, why then is it all down to just ease of travel? is it also partly down to the power of media in social media these days that can make an event in something you just don't want to be left out of? well, i think it may be a cynical way of looking at it, but i think you're absolutely right. yeah. we live in a world of real politic and you know, these, these moments don't come very often. i can't think, you know, even if the president of the united states were to die now forgive me, americans for saying that. i'm not sure that you would get the same response. i don't know quite what the magic was all elizabeth, i think at the fact that the most powerful man in the world describes her as decent, honorable and a life of service. i think that sort of shows that, you know, there are still values in the wor

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christopher, not a great run for mexico. they've gone out in the round of 16 and left 7 world top 10 this year. be their year. well, i mean, they call it l kito part of the 5th match in mexico and has been stuck in their head qualifying as, as scott mentioned earlier, was not a very good performance thunder head. i don't, you know, in fact the fans have been chanting what i thought, what i thought. and, you know, they've had the recent injury of, hey sue's corona, what a nickname that is to cut the corona to beard. so, you know, is the, or the boy, we don't know, but he's from port out. he won't be there to be locked on. napoli is one of their star players, ro, is, hasn't caught his best for him, since they had an injury that he had with wolves. so they're having problems with some of the star players. they, they've underperformed. there's been a drought of goals for mexico. and i think mexico, you know, that 1st game against poland is going to tell the story of the group. they have pulling argentina, saudi arabia, they'll b

so christopher, what, what happens now? well, i wish i could tell you, but i wasn't around 70 years ago to witness was kept a god. so i can't actually tell you that. but you know this, this ceremony has been very well rest. although i got say, if you look at this sir image here are the, the helpful people who are there to assist the signature of this, say, put the ink well in the wrong side. so poor charles is having to try and or write his signature around an inc, well, which had been put in the wrong place, but he de matter suit, carry that off pretty well, i thought, and he turns that his signature had changed. yes, it is now charles ah, charles rex. and that is something else which he probably has been practicing on a blank piece of paper in his office just to make sure he gets it. absolutely right . you know, it is, this is new for him as well as for us. and i was seeing stuff that hasn't been seen for 70 years and then only to a limited number of people. and so, you know, and he had no rehearsal in this it's, it's a,

oh christopher, are you confident that the u. s. can get out of the group stage, but i think you definitely don't want to be arrogant and you want to take your opponents, you know, with, with, with certain credibility. and i think wales will be a very interesting battle. i think bulking drawn similar levels when you look at the star power of garrett veil and others like ramsey and it's a well coach team and they had to fight to get here the game against iran. we last thing is iran in 98. i think that that team under carlos kiddos that's just come back and it's stream we well they got 4 point than in 2018 where they beat. they tied portugal and they beat morocco out of the gate. and then last 2, i think they lost the 2nd game. i can't remember who that was again, but they have players that can score and they have top forwards equally like the united states. we have a young generation that has an american in each group of champions league, but the game's not played on paper and that's what makes it so excited. we have a team that fina

and christopher kennedy coey sean herdman, scott just mentioned to him. he's had quite an unusual career up until now. has any absolutely. i think it's been a fascinating path to this point right here. i mean, he's coached for 7 years where the women's team and he's won every competition that he's been in or place battle around in olympic qualified in pen american. they won the gold. it's very interesting, you know, i agree with scott unequivocally a 100 percent. i think they were the best the and merited qualifying top of the group. we, for the 1st time you've seen mexico, that's been a power along with the u. s. sub par performance throughout the whole, qualify another hereto martino, the u. s. normally never looked past canada because i've been canada. the us are very similar. similar when you look at the composition of what they brave, but kept canada and even more diverse. when you're talking about the diversity of the players from where they have all over the world is really impressed. and unfortunately, i think costa rican and kind of are in the to

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christopher wilson arroyo biography, joining us there from london. as we continue to watch these pictures of queen elizabeth coffin the perfume the cortege day which has begun, it's journey to the scottish capital at ember. it left bomb oral palace about 4040 minutes ago and it is on its way to the scottish capital. it will make through, i make traveled through rather a number of villages and towns throughout the day, 6 hours the journey supposed to take it, travel to a ballot earlier and next ill go through aberdeen dundee, and much later in edinburgh. this is the final ah, the final journey of the queen as she heads to london later for the funeral, which will be held on monday, september the 19th. i did the queen who died on september the 8th a last farewell to scotland, a land she loved very much, and i will be dead laying in scotland overnight ah, to day. and then later on the journey will continue on sway to london. i had of the funeral on september the 19th thousands of people expected to line the vote as the queen's body is driven through the

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christopher will come back to you in just a moment while we're waiting for that. or we can show you on a map where ra, where buckingham palace is in relation to saint james's palace, lego buckingham palace. the medicaid will leave a will drive along the mile, just a few 100 meters left turn. and there is saint james's palace while we wait for that. her medicaid's lever we have um, we have gods coming through the gates or at least at the moment, standing to attention will leave you watching that. but on the other side of the screen, you can what's a little background here, a report from, ah, i think it's sonya gay ago, we've got here talking about the new king and his interests, which may have an impact upon his reign. let. let's watch this. he has been waiting for the longest time. there has never been any doubt of prince charles's desire to become king, but the sheer span of his mother's reign has left him becoming king charles at relatively advanced years himself. and charles may cause a war, controversial figure as head of state. the queen elizabeth the 2nd did

christopher, for the moment. many thanks indeed that sir. well, biographer, christopher wilson, in london, let's go back to our diplomatic editor, james bay's, who is in westminster, and is unable to, to see, even though he's not very far away from, from where this is happening on a policy that the remarkable pictures we're seeing here. james of, for, of the you king who as christopher was pointing out has it has on a lot on his plate to day a reminders once again what, what the new king will be doing once he finally gets inside buckingham palace. yeah, i mean a lot on these plays at a time when just hours ago, his mother died or been you know, it's a very, i mean he must feel really torn by the duty and the duty instilled in him by the job he now has. but also by his mother's example, and what he has to do, he's entering buckingham palace now for the 1st time as the king. he's been in this building 70 times. he's lived there. as a child, he's visited there. you know, every week, almost throughout his life. some difficult times as well durin

with me again is the well historian, christopher wilson, christopher your thoughts on what we have just seen. it's been watched all around the world, but in many ways very simple. so if it follows the ancient traditions, or anybody who has attended church in britain over the last 90 years, will of her the same intonations being read over the funeral of any one else who has been sent to their maker. i think there will never be another spectacle like this. there will be a coronation, and there will of course, inevitably be other funerals, but this is got the added weight of the year as it's it. so it's a long good bye. so long. good bye to the end of a generation generation birts served in the war that remembered that childhood in the war or after the war or are children of those generations. and are we will never see anything which is quite wasted with so much emotion. and so much attachment to history, but there was a signal there that the baton has passed to charles. we heard from 1st time or the national anthem. god save the king. just to show that there is continuity. we have moved n

>> father christopher bisset will leto to sin the invocation -- lead us in the invocation. >> lord god, it is with grateful hearts that we come together on this day, in this place of beauty and purpose and remembrance. we give you thanks for the blessings of life that you have given to us, and for the memory of those whose lives we offer to you today in remembrance. we ask you, lord, to guide us and strengthen us, to bless us and all of our efforts in serving our nation, in serving the people entrusted to our care. and we make this our prayer in your most holy name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. the honorable michael b donley, director of administration and an intimate -- management. >> good morning. it is an honor for me to join deputy secretary hicks and vice chairman grady and all of you, as we commemorate this day of remembrance. we gather together as a pentagon community in this courtyard, mindful of the unforgettable significance that september 11 as for all of us who work in this building. everyone of us remembers where we were on that fateful day. for us, in

with me is christopher wilson, the royal biographer, author, and journalist christopher was seeing some of those pictures inside westminster abbey, very quickly. westminster abbey has been a place of worship 4000 years. there was a monastery on that site, but it's not been in recent years. the place where they have ro, funerals, no, absolutely not. the last ra a funeral took place in westminster abbey was actually in 1760 king george the 2nd . and it was decided at that stage, but people wanted to have a small or a funeral for the monarch and keep it low key. now, of course it's the other thing it's, it's, it's become enormous the greatest event in post war history. watching the outside of the westminster abbey. and you're watching that, that the troops to the lined up here. it's worth reminding people that you see this pageant tree and was ceremony. but these are not special soldiers. they are normal soldiers. i am sure some of those that on her lined up to day served in war in recent years in afghanistan and iraq. that's absolutely right. they are hot and soldiers and actually that wa

christoph: quite a few investors seem to be excited.e have had 4 shareholders who have committed prices central funds, and what we are hearing from conversations across the industry, there is quite a significant number of family offices also reaching out to express interest in investment. on the demand side of things, they seem to be in a comfortable position. guy: christoph, great update. looking for to the coverage of this one. christoph rauwald, munich bureau chief. volkswagen is a leading the german market. details to follow. ♪ if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech. for insights on when to buy and sell. and proactive alerts on market events. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. guy: most of the day in negative territory before starting to climb back over the last hour or so, but it hasn't felt convincing, and it's been very much led by what we've seen in the united states. in terms of the way the session has developed, you'll get a better idea of what i'm talking abo

christopher will send these images a pretty poignant, lots of people ah, in silence. and just at a very emotional moment i imagined for the british people who loved their queen so much indeed they are. in fact, you know this, this is almost the moment when the world stands still. and i can only think in my lifetime of 2 other occasions which come to us and that was the death of princess diana. and also the death of john f. kennedy, the president united states assassinated in 1963 and i, i can't think of another occasion in my lifetime when we have seen such an emotion. and the scottish people are a tough breed. no, don't show their tears quite so easily, perhaps as others. but this is a moment for them where they can actually pay their respects, just ordinary people, getting a chance to almost touch their queen as she goes to her final resting place. why did she love scotland so much? i think there was a sense of freedom and that the great thing is if, if you live in a, as you're surrounded by an awful lot of people who are bowing and scraping and nodding and, and mak

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christopher, great to speak to you again. just 2 days before she dive, the queen was still working. we saw those pictures of her officially appointing prime minister lives trust. what does that say about her work ethic and how she ruled i think what she was determined to do was show that she was sovereign right till the end. and we saw over the preceding months, more and more. that was what was described as mobility issues. and i think this is palace speak for saying, well, you know, she's no lady and she can't do so much anymore. of course, the queen herself would not allow coaches ever to say that she had to maintain in the public, at least her strength right to the last you saw in that, that clip of her with the prime minister. she's standing there smiling. she's beautifully made up. a hair is up, so she's got that trademark hand bag on her arm, even though she's having to rest on the sick. 2 days later she is dead and i think that is just the most remarkable display of determination of on backbone and something which she has been known to have for all her reign. christopher toke

let's speak now to christopher wilson, who's a royal biographer, his in london. in joining us live on al jazeera. thank you so much for being with us today. i christopher, as we have said, a big focus on scotland as part of the morning period for the queen. tell our viewers 1st. what scotland meant to the queen? well, she lived most of the year. in england, she had holmes, obviously went to castle and sandra room, and she was bucking palace from time to time less so in the last years. but her heart was in scotland. she truly felt that she was in part scottish out of course, mother queen this came from a scottish family, socratic family, family home as gloves, castle. and so she's got scottish love in. and i think that the, the retreat and the safety and the saturate. which being and bow morals gave her, made her feel a little more relaxed atmosphere in scotland is different in respect to the world founded a bow and scrape quite so much. and i think she just felt wonderfully relax. very happy that. and i said no, she had a small house on about more of a state conv

it's bringing that christopher wilson, who's a royal biographer, and he joins me from london. hello, there christ of it. thanks so much for being on the program. just 2 days before she died, the queen was still working, officially, appointing prime minister list trust. what does that say about her work ethic and how she ruled? well, queen elizabeth, 1st hundreds of years ago, one said, i may have the body of a woman, but i have the heart of a man. and i think that you could see that in those last days, she was determined, as she had always has been, that she would give her all her utmost what it must have cost to her stood there to receive her new prime minister. i simply cannot think. she stood smiling, happy as if she was going to go on for another 100 years. and to see. the swift decline is a shock i'm in. she's 96 years ago we expected at some stage that she was die. but as it were, switch off the lights just like that is magnificent and it just shows her devotion to duty to the end. as queen elizabeth death revived criticism of britons, legacy of colonialism, would you sa

good still to you again, christopher. many thanks. dear christopher, wasn't there walburga in london for us? what woke leaders of an paying tribute to queen elizabeth the 2nd india's prime minister, lorenzo modi said that he's pained by her death. he's announced a day of national mourning the president of france, mariama crohn, a saluted the monarch as a friend of france. he said that she'll be remembered as a kind hearted queen who's left a lasting impression on her country. and on her century and china as president, cheese in ping, as offered his sincere sympathies to britain and to the new king. islands president michael de higgins has paid tribute to the queen. he praised her for her, his sister, her historic visit in 2011 to all is she'll have suffered as a consequence of i trembled past. i extend my sincere thoughts and deep sympathy. she was the 1st british monarch to visit the country since its independence a century ago. a trip was welcomed as a moment of healing. ireland fought a war of independence against brit

christopher, great to speak to you again. the last time i want to talk about what's happening in about an hour's or half an hour time, actually, which is that the public is going to be able to visit the queen. the last member of the royal family to live, stayed in the hall with the queen, mother in 2002. can you write the lines in the history books describing the moment that's going to be coming up in about half an hour time? well, the gates will open and you might say the flood gates will open because you know, we don't know yet how many, but half a 1000000 lease people are going to file through pay their respects. they each have to have the moment where they can turn to the coffin about their head. that's what they wish to do. it's going to be a slow process. and i think it's really quite remark, remarkable. evidence of the devotion clean installed in people that will be carrying through the night all through the night and through the next day. i just want to say that it is churches that the queen should die now and not as

i good to speak to again christopher. so just just tell us what the queen means to the people of not just the u. k, but just around the world. i mean, she, she's been this force of stability for such a long time. she means so much to people, doesn't she? she absolutely does. i think what she has managed to throughout the ho of her rain and as you say, it's 70 years to the queen is that she has been able to show herself to the world without giving too much of herself away. i mean, when you look at what the young royals are doing at the moment, particularly prince harry wearing the house on the sleeve, telling all about the problems in the world. people don't want that for the family . what they actually want is just some kind of stability of comfort. and even in these last days, you know, we've been talking, you just talking now about mobility issues. well, that's how to speak for, she's not very well. you know, if she's unable to attend something, it's mobility issues. well, as we can see, she was able to stand on all pub

this individual was the primary source for christopher steele's dirty russian disinformation dossier that hillary clinton paid for and is now on trial for lying to the fbi. in other words the bureau was so desperate to get trump that they paid a russian agent to spew anti-trump lies for three years. they also knew directly from him in early of 2017 that the dossier was completely false but people like jim comey continue to sign off on the fiza warrants even though they knew without the lying dossier would have never been approved. where's the rate of comemy's home. where is equal justice in america? seems to be dead for the moment. second explosive report from john solomon involves january the 6. one intel analyst for capitol police is blowing the whistle telling solomon that clear and direct warnings about the dire security situation at the capitol, way prior to january 6 was totally and completely ignored by those in charge and including ultimately nancy pelosi. here with all the explosive details, he's the editor in chief in justthenews.com, john solomon. start with the two big st

you've just reminded me christopher, something i meant to ask you yesterday. but yesterday was an extremely busy day, of course that the, the accession council, the ceremony that we saw one of the pledges that king charles the 3rd had to make dear that. i mean he's, he's not exactly a, a poor man himself. he said he's reasonably wealthy anyway, but he had to promise to pass his his riches to, to the state of am i right in thinking metal? i miss here. what was going on yesterday? well, i mean, this is a deal was struck in the days when the royal family was being asked to pay for the army was being asked to pay for public services and all that sort of thing. and you know this however rich they all, they've got. so much money and a deal was struck whereby that the crown estates, that's to say everything is owned by the royal family, was handed over to the government of the day in return for the government, giving back a percentage of that to the royal family for their living expenses and all he was doing was renewing that pledge. yes, i own all his crown land. it

chris swecker, do you remain confident in christopher wray?ked with christopher wray when i was head of the criminal division at fbi and he was head of the criminal division at doj. i think he is still learning in this job, that you have to dig in and as i said earlier, read things, take active management role inside the fbi. i'd like to give him a chance and see if we can't turn this ship around and drain politics out of the fbi and address perception outside the walls of 935 pennsylvania avenue, you need support of the general public and people that i talk to everyday. you have to reach out and talk to them, as well. >> todd: we shall see, ag merrick garland issuing memo reiterating policy prohibiting personnel from communicating with members of congress. garland says this is not an effort to silence whistleblowers. are you buying that? >> no. i think that bullying behavior creates perception this is a partisan organization and he's a partisan. i don't think that will scare whistleblowers inside the fbi, they don't scare easy. it will produc

christoph, why is her son strategic and also military important. what's the significance of the fact that the counter offensive begins here near carcassonne. well first it's the location at the river side of the net balls, very broad river and then generally it's about getting the south of ukraine back and this is the region with all the ports to the black sea. that is very important not only for corn to export, which we have heard, but, but generally the ukrainian economy needs access to ports in order to function. and export, which we have heard, but, but generally the ukrainian uh, at the moment, most of the ports are blocked by russian troops or taken and occupied. so this is strategically important. now the third theater we at the beginning of the war, six months ago we saw the battle of kiev. then after a few weeks changed to the east to the occupied territories in eastern ukraine. and now the house becomes the main battle field. and it's important for kiev to show as the title of this program that they are able to push back. it's an addition

and christopher may thank you. we will just listen in a little more say, the service in westminster hall that is underway. at the commencement of the queen's coffin lying in state and the blessing of god almighty. the father, the son and the holy spirit, be among you and remain with you. always ah and that is near the conclusion of a very short service there in westminster hall attended by digna trees. were all family members of the house of commons and lords, lenders of the legislatures of northern ireland, scotland and wales. and i commissioners of 14 commonwealth realms all brennan is in trafalgar square and just some way down the road. just off the routes of this procession. also in central london full miss seeing the scenes inside at westminster hall. the somber atmosphere continues as it shed tell us about the scenes outside it was intriguing laura here in trafalgar square. trafalgar square itself is part of a ring of security at which has been put up around the palace of westminster and westminster cathedral

christopher wilson ra bob for is with me again christopher, we are watching this last stage of the journey and quite deliberately they've chosen roofs so that as many people can see and we see in the pictures, people with their camera phones, we see the root lined with people who are watching for the last time that moment as she goes to woods windsor for barrow. many, many more people are than ever before in history or will personally witness this. they will be able to carry away on their camera phones and in their memory or what they've seen as i was talking just moment ago about the weight of history. i think it's worth actually just talking about that the, the bearers of the coffin, it's the weight of the cotton too. and after a church holes state funeral, after the last one we've seen and prince philip ever practical said, and can we do something about this? because they had to carry church holes coffin from saint paul's cathedral where the service was held. m a to the tower of london, where he went off down the river. and or one of the guardsmen carrying the coffin, dislocated his sho

and i want to come back to their point in a mom of christopher. why is his son strategically and also military important? what's the significance of the fact that the counter offensive begins here near caught her son will 1st at the location at the river side of sydney or the very broad river. and then generally it's about getting this house or off you korean beck, and this is the region with all the ports to the black sea. that is very important, not only of warm corn to exports or which we have heard, but, but generally the ukrainian economy needs access to ports in order to function. and at the moment, most of the ports are blocked by russian troops or taken um and occupied. so this is a strategically important, it's not the 3rd theater we at the beginning of the war. 6 months ago we saw the battle of keith. then after a few weeks, a change to the east to the occupied territories in east, on your green. and now the house becomes earthy, mean a battle field, and it's important for keith to show it. so title officers program that they are able to

christopher lolly, political analyst and research. thank you very much for sharing your thoughts today on the un report. thank you very much. the you risk being shackled into slavery. the key of its members approve, newly proposed ukrainian security guarantees. that's according to the russian foreign minister, earlier our team, corresponding eager has done of discuss the details of the paper with my colleague royce, who she the very basic bottom line is of with these of these proposals that have been drawn up by the way, by cave and nato together is to provide ukraine with all perks that a natal member state gets, but without actually declaring or ukraine and giving it the status of a member state of this block essentially. or there are a few points here. for example, a bunch of european nations and nato members faith, they will be obliged, according to these proposals, to invest into ukraine to provide ukraine with arms shipments. secondly, they would pledge military action in case ukraine's well security is compromised. in case you

now to discuss this with international criminal lawyer, christopher black, christopher, it's great to have you on the program today. now what do you think is the point of nancy pelosi, the latest visit to armenia? well, it seems to be to stir up trouble with both russia and turkey at the same time which united states has been doing for many years. the state, the intervention at below c, as mr. open said, where their intervention in taiwan is, is really disturb trouble. that's all it's meant to do. there is some connection with the domestic elections in the united states because of the armenian boat, and they wish to get that for the democratic party in the united states. but i think the primary purpose of her visit was to try and embarrass russia because it has defense treaty with armenia, which i mean he's complaining about not being fulfilled fully in there and they were and their view. and it also is an attack on turkey because turkey backs as a by jen and they want to do 2 things at the same time. they want to take split armenia from russia by saying to the armenians, the united s

let's speak to the royal biographer, christopher wilson, who joins us now live from london, christopher, your thoughts on what we can expect to day. let's start with with saint james's palace. itself just around the corner from buckingham palace, which one has to say is the philly drab, looking smallish, building surrounded by a lot of other buildings in central london. but nonetheless, vitally important, as far as the british monarchy is concerned, isn't it? of course is a much more ancient building and the seat of royalty adrian than buckingham palace, which was taken on by the royal family having been built by somebody else. james pallet goes back hundreds and hundreds of years. and so it seems right and proper that the seat of royalty should be the place where the accession council do their business. and i think what's interesting, earlier in the are you had a general from the caribbean describing prince charles, a new kid on the block. and i think he would be very amused by that because you know there's a mixture. now you can see this already all formality and informality in his ap

if the source for christopher steele he told the fbi in january of 2017.all total b.s. bartok, none of it. then a few months later he's on the fbi's payroll. and yet they use his words as the source to spy on you as a president and candidate. he was on the payroll. >> president trump: another very high up in the fbi was working with the other campaign. think about this with the molar whwitch hunt. we have shown the people of this country that there was such corruption weatherby elections, open borders, the kind of things were talk about right now. the corruption is unbelievable. if a high man in the fbi and i think they just walked them out of the building a couple weeks ago right when they found it. they were paying he was in charge think of this. he was in charge of -- 18 radical left democrat haters. we said no collusion was no collusion after two years. he was in charge she works for the fbi. he walked them out of the building, they walked amount. the government of them. how was i fair to me? when some he says you're not very trusting of the fbi they h

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christopher: for all the drama in u.s.olitical elections, i'm not sure the markets can expect much change the matter what happens in the midterm elections, even if both houses tilt republican, they will not be able to unwind much of the biden spending agenda so far or tax agenda so far. if for some reason the democrats maintain control of the senate or perhaps in some scenarios, there's some hopeful ideas that they would keep the house as well. they are not going to be up to push there any significant change over the next couple of years so i think markets at least will not be looking for that result for the next direction. the geopolitical tensions with china, with russia, those i think are going to be much more dynamic in terms of what they do to market direction from here. >> christopher smart, chief global strategist at barings. you can get around up of all the stories you need to know to get your day going in today's edition of "daybreak." bloomberg subscribers can go to dayb on their terminals, and it's also ava

let's talk of kin: christopher's medallion. let's talk of king charles _ christopher's medallion.he got up this morning in hollywood has in - this morning in hollywood has in edinburgh, spent the day in northern ireland and is now, like the c—17, on his way to london. he very consciously wanted to take the new reign around the kingdom to show what monarchy is about, continuity, stability, unity. there is the secretary of state for scotland and the first minister, preparing to bid farewell. the first minister wisely holding onto her hat, given the size of the engines. the first minister of the engines. the first minister of course read the lesson yesterday at st giles' in that fabulous service. the lord lieutenant of the city of edinburgh there. lard the lord lieutenant of the city of edinburgh there. lord lieutenants have played _ edinburgh there. lord lieutenants have played a _ edinburgh there. lord lieutenants have played a key _ edinburgh there. lord lieutenants have played a key role _ edinburgh there. lord lieutenants have played a key role in - edinburgh there. lord lieuten

. >> carley: christopher jackson covered the royals 18 years and is here to share some of the favoritek of her majesty. what an incredible perspective you had of the queen's life, really a front-row seat to her life. what was it like photographing her and what were some of your favorite moments? >> good morning, thank you for having me. well, the queen was quite simply an iconic figure and i think iconic is using that word as understatement. she had a way. i photographed her and we saw her on less regular basis. she had incredible aura around her and if the light fell in the right way and you got a lovely expression, the image could live on timeless, that is special about capturing the moments. a front-row seat to history, to see your images used over the decades is very special and such a privilege to have the opportunity to capture somebody like the queen. >> todd: we have one image on the screen, this is one of your favorites, mine, as well, trouping the color, describe ho how you captured this credible shot, christopher. >> this is a shot taken actually during trouping the color in

there's brigand, christopher wilson, raw biographer, he's in london, joints live and been watching. everything has been unfolding extraordinary scenes as to say things that nobody's really witness before and a few alive to day. have seen those scenes within the within saint james's palace. what did you make of it all? well, i think as we can see on the screen now that this is rich's history and pageantry at its finance. it's wonderfully wonderfully disciplined. it's beautifully choreographed and most of all it is just breathtaking. li, colorful, and spectacular. and it shows the world that we still have a history and linkage which goes back 1200 years to $1066.00 on the norman conquest and the the m that the whole process of celebration of a new king has refined itself over the years. but even in a modern day and age, what it's doing is it's not only celebrating the new monarch, but also are paying respect to the previous monarchy. and also all those 61 marks which went before the week. the extraordinary thing watching this is that it all weights it well because you know, they littl

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