we're joined next by ann coulter. stay with us. we're coming right back. show me movies a grinch would love. [ bark ] nu uh, i'm picking the movie tonight. [ whimpers ] be sad, i enjoy it. show me grinchy movies. oh, goody. [ whimpers ] mmm, fine! show me movies max would like. see the grinch in theaters by saying... "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. [ laughing ] uh oh. something in my throat. . lou: caravans, the lead migrant caravan in mexico, somewhere around 7,000 people are in mexico city tonight, resting, receiving medical care in addition some, legal advice. at the soccer stadium which they're housed, many of the migrants were warned by u.s. government representatives not to travel to the united states border because it is all but impossible to receive asylum now under new stricters. many of those migrants are undeterred and planning to leave mexico city when more caravans arrive in mexico city, three more caravans spread throughout southern mexico on their way north, expected to form a large caravan from the three, they're exp

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lou: thank you so much, ann coulter, and this is the end. good to have you with us.e sure to vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote on twitter. and follow me on twitter, "like" me on facebook, follow me on instagram at "lou dobbs tonight." up next, rudely badgering president trump. a favorite pastime for a cnn correspondent who still has a job. >> if you don't mind, after i'm finished, if weijia or halle or one of my colleagues could go, that would be great. great if a female reporter could ask you a question. are reluctant to come forward, you raised doubts about the accusers. >> i don't think people are reluctant to come forward. >> not you. not you. your organization is terrible. your organization. reporter: can you give us a chance to ask a question, sir? >> quiet, quiet. lou: you know, the president is a man of incredible patience. we'll take up the incredible outbursts from -- they tell me he's a member of the white house press corps, i'm sure the press corps must be very proud. we'll find out more when we continue. i know you want to leave me for schwab, b

joining me now is and coulter.blican enthusiasm over the kavanaugh controversy was waning. what do you think about that the last few days of for the vote? >> liberals are crazy, and they've been going through a two-year tantrum. but this one really takes the cake. that letter she wrote reads like, penthouse letters, the detail of this gang rape, and then this woman in kentucky claims that she was the one who wrote it. it gives her name and, the senate judiciary committee does a little research and finds out she doesn't live either in washington, d.c., or oceanside, california, which is where the original anonymous hostage letter came to come from. she's from kentucky and several decades older than justice kavanaugh and has a history of being a liberal activist. her quotes to the committee were hilarious. it was just, it was in the news and i wanted to get attention. >> laura: isn't this good though to make these people pay? it reminds me of this leak that came out of the feinstein office. since it happened, this mu

and joining me now with her reaction is ann coulter.the conventional wisdom is republican enthusiasm over the kavanaugh confirmation was waning. what do you think with stories like this in the last few days before the vote? >> liberals are crazy and it's good for voters to be reminded of this. we've been going through a two-year tantrum. but this one takes the cake. that letter reads like, you know, penthouse letters, the detail of this gang rape and first it's just written anonymously, the handwriting could have been written by a man. a lot of capital letters like a hostage note and this woman in kentucky claims she was the one who wrote it, gives her name, the senate judiciary committee finds out she doesn't live in washington, d.c. or oceanside, california which is where the initial letter claims to come from. she is several decades older than judge, now justice kavanaugh and is a -- has a history of being a liberal activist. her quotes to the committee were hilarious. yeah, it's in the news, i wanted to get attention. >> laura: but,

>> ultra-conservative ann coulter was on "firing line," making the case for high crimes and misdemeanors against bill clinton, and i'd like you to take a look. and it's one thing you and ann coulter agree on. >> w i think that there is a dramatic difference between what we're talking about. i think she's referring to one specific lie that president clinton told, in her opinion. i think the washington post -- i've lost count, but i think it's more than 5,000 lies. >> it's over 3,000. >> i think it was 5,000 'cause i said 3,000 at a town hall, and everyone's like, "tom, you're so out of date. it's 5,000." >> it's hard to keep up. here's the -- i think the question about impeachment -- there's a couple things. first of all, what will you do now the democrats have won? what is the next step in -- >> well, can i interrupt for one second, margaret? >> sure. >> i don't mean to be rude. the other question is about urgency. you know, i said there's the criteria to be impeached, and then there's the urgency to be impeached. >> mm-hmm. >> and, you know, what we've seen this president do is refuse t

but something coulter on the horizon. clear skies just something coulter on the horizon.kies just edging into the far south east and they will work their way north and west during the day. we still have some clout across parts of northern ireland into the afternoon. and looking at the detail in the afternoon, barely any clout on the charts in some places. northern ireland as well as south eastern areas of the grampians have some cloud, but for most the sunshine will be out this afternoon. into tonight 's most of us have clear skies and a great night to view those meteor showers if you're lucky enough to see them. but it will be chilly if you're heading out with temperatures dropping back into single figures. in some waking up tomorrow to some frost. but for many it will be a great day with sunshine from dawn to dusk. temperatures still in double figures at this stage. they will be heading down because of this cold air across continental europe which works towards us next week. some breaks in the cloud but always the chance of some showers turning up in eastern areas of en

liberals number one on "new york times" bees sellers list we have a great show on deck for you ann coulterichelle, and a steve just to name a few of the great guests joining me live tonight. plus, you won't want to miss my special trip to the museum of the bible, exploring the world of --o fashion, art, and food in the bible. but first my open. ♪ this week, hillary clinton said that europe should no longer offer rough peage and support to migrants say what no more refuge and support for migrant the woman has been out in woods too long. her latest flip-flop from the left generic open border globalist, sanctuary let them all in policy, is a stunning reversal. she even breaks with her pal, barack obama, who said this about the caravan coming to the united states. >> 2018, they're telling you that the the threat to america is a bunch of poor refugees of thousand miles away. >> now, barack, i don't have time to talk to you through this. but you're wrong. thousands of miles away, they're here. in a matter of weeks, from central america, they're here. it is a miracle. or could it be that some ent

i think there was an interesting point and that's a point that her french counterpart my coulter made that she said we also need to draw conclusions from this. incident we have to learn lessons and one of her lessons she she has you know to take away if you want from this press and scenario is that there needs to be closer cooperation amongst your member states so already the german chancellor looking into the future of how the e.u. should work together in the future without the u.k. the other thing was an interesting part of her press conference as well bubble that reason may will be on her way back home can you talk to us through what her next steps will need to be essentially has strategy to deal through parliament. she has about two weeks a little more till this will put to the vote in parliament so what she will be trying to do is of course to push and could joel and convince individual m.p.'s her problem is that she doesn't really have any personal relationships within the party she's not a warm person she's not a great communicator and so she really is sort of awkward as a sale

and coulter is the author of "resistance is futile." thanks for coming on.you saw this piece in "politico" today, and it kind of stuck out. in it, a background source and paul ryan has been trying to stop trump from talking about it, and what he ought to really be talking about is his great success of the tax bill that came became law. if this isn't preemptive covering, i don't know what is. >> ann: it so completely wrong, i'm so happy trump has taken over my party, that's the old loser democratic republican party running on tax cuts. half the country doesn't even pay taxes. you know running on the economy is a loser because for one thing, all of the left-wing commentators are saying, trump should be talking about the economy. please talk about the economy and not immigration. number two, the only argument from their side that you just played i guess from joe scarborough was to accuse people who are opposed to dumping millions of poor people on the country and driving down the wages of the working place and joe scarborough's made, is to claim racism. the lef

coulter turned to do you want your kids to know their cultural hos you're doing a good positive thing of course as parents ruin the best of both but just wanted you to be able to experience everything things that you didn't have a chance to experience here i mean formal education obviously the girls went to school here and then through the family you learned all the traditions you know even ramadan and all the you know all the family celebrations whereas yes in alaska you have got like twenty one hours of daylight you were free to roam around and do things that you wanted to do you. feel more american here and that more air in the u.s. . i think that's just. the nature being half of one thing half of the others yes are you outside of thing. more. since i was born we've tried to fly back each year to help my grandma with the salmon run i just remember being so excited to go to every summer as an adult i forget how much i miss it until i'm there the only way to get to the village is on a ninety day or plane flying forty five minutes out from anchorage which is the nearest city. i mean g

now, another far left group, they have doxxed the personal information of tucker, ann coulter, yoursruly, in other words, what they did in the course of the night -- related to, or they say they are related to, groups like antifa and others, that is what they say. they published our home addresses online for everybody to see. why? they are spurring threats, violence, intimidation -- by the way, for me, i am not living my life in fear, i won't be intimidated by nobody. nobody is going to silence me, i have been through this for most of my career. i feel sorry for people that are now seeing what others have lived through for a long time, but i do have a serious warning. nothing good is going to come out of this. this mob mentality has got to stop. somebody is going to get hurt or worse. now some of the democrats finally, even some on cnn and msnbc, are speaking out against what happened to tucker. by the way, earlier tonight, tucker thanked everyone on both sides of the aisle for their support, but due respect, they are a day late and a dollar short. remember, before the election, demo

coulter called turn to do you want your kids to know their cultural houses are doing a good positive things and of course as parents we want the best hope of both we just wanted you to be able to experience everything things that you didn't have a chance to experience here i mean formal education obviously the girls went to school here and then through the family you learned all the traditions you know even ramadan and all the you know all the family celebrations whereas yes in alaska you have got like twenty one hours of daylight you were free to roam around and do things that you wanted to do. more american here and that more air in the u.s. . i think that's just. the nature of being half of one thing half of the others yes or no outside of thing. more. since i was born we've tried to fly back each year to help my grandma with the salmon run i just remember being so excited to go to where as an adult i forget how much i miss it until i'm there the only way to get to the village is on a ninety day or plane flying forty five minutes out from anchorage which is the nearest city. i mea

reaction to a opening statement and all developing news commentary and author of the new book ann coulter. good to see you again. talk to me about what is going on at the border and how the president seems to suggest he says they ain't coming in, no catch and release. it is catch and detain. will that really happen? . >> i don't know. he says a lot of great things he better start to follow through. one of the things he said that we have all been sitting back but in texas alone look at how close those last two elections were if those flip no republican president is ever elected again. every day he doesn't fulfill the immigration promises his voters are dying off in democratic and hillary voters are registering to vote. i hope he keeps his promise. this is why we wanted a wall t to what he got from the last omnibus bill and then in the fine print thank goodness he is leaving and mitch mcconnell said you can only use one.6 billion for the actual wall itself but all this other nonsense with the fencing so donald trump has done everything he can he can build it himself. >> i think he can and t

coulter the ad said in general are playing a role in her decision to bring forth a soft agreement well. obviously. i mean i can't speak for mrs may state state of mind but what i can say in terms of hard evidence is that mrs may made a speech in lancaster house some months ago which was which was very statesman like spells out everything and would have made the terms of which which which has been called for then would have made a lot of sense since then she just completely reneged on them completely renee for them and this is this point will be made with great clarity by the former secretary boris johnson actually in his resignation speech so why she's done this why she attempted to bunch her cabinet into into these known known agreements which entirely in the middle and against the british national interest is in fact roman mysterious because of that this is the second time that this is happened she tried to balance the men into she tried to balance a cabinet into the grammar checkers the so-called checkers proposals which died a death actually because the orphan commission would woul

and for creating a comprehensive counterterrorism organization that revolutionized inter- agency coulter. so imagine if he got military agencies to work together what been like.ave his leadership is credited with the capture of saddam hussein and the death of the leader of al qaeda. over his many decades of leadership in the field, he came to realize our models for identifying, educating and evaluating the leaders are woefully and can lead. in the latestt book, leaders in reality h profiles 13 famous leaders from a wide range of fields including margaret thatcher, robert e. lee, coco chenault about walt disney just to name a few. general mcchrystal is the author of two other best sellers. mbest-sellers. my share of the task a memoir, and a team of teams, new rules of engagement for a complex world. if you haven't already i would encourage you to read them. paul davis, the head of communications will be conducting two nights interview. hethout further ado, please join me in welcoming general mcchrystal. [applause] leaders based in reality what is best about leadership? thank you for the w

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in which coulter was sent to a prisoner of war camp at sweet dung. they seem to consider me a criminal. but it's clear enough that the french hate us and they want us to play. many of the prisoners were suffering from hunger and disease. all of them just wanted to return home. life was also difficult for many french civilians for example post-war inflation drove up the prices of basic foods. volunteers arrived from america to help in the reconstruction effort. philanthropist and morgan and dr and mary dyke set up a civilian relief organization called the american committee for devastated from. once. about three hundred fifty american women signed up to serve with the organization morgan wrote to her mother that she enjoyed her work. ethic. the people here need us they've suffered under german occupation they don't have much food and they sleep on bare floors but now they're doing better. half. their one now an estimated six million war orphans in europe. these polish children eventually found new homes with families in the united states . in fronts t

in a few moments so meteorologist steph coulter has the latest on heavy rain in the middle east also ahead though demanding justice we hear from survivors of ivory coast civil war the death toll mounts and hundreds of people are still missing as wildfires burn across california. and later in sports the shunts helped push lewis hamilton another long rethink. from the clear blue sky of the doha morning. to the french autumn breeze in the city of la. hello there we've seen yet more heavy rain here in doha these are the pictures that we had yesterday was about thirty millimeters. of rain that we saw all together but it all came in the same half hour more or less and so we had a lot of water logged streets to deal with some places much deeper than others today there's also been some rain but it's been far more manageable only around five or six millimeters so far and you can see the cloud now is just brought us all latest rain just making its way across qatar at the moment little area of cloud also making its way towards the u.a.e. and that system doesn't look too impressive but it's goin

nielsen, i think there is more to that rumor, a lot of folk perhaps you, lou, certainly an coulter anders had doubt about nielsen being homeland security secretary and strong on immigration and building the wall. been expressed and reported that president has been frustrated with her lack of aggression in dealing with illegal immigration problem, those rumors may be true. and. it not unusual that there be turn over. lou: nothing, but all of the reporting today was worthy of note, gina. you know palm beach, and palm beach and broward counties they arable could -- ac acting like history. what do you think? >> i was at the palm beach county today, i will be at broward county tomorrow morning, my husband has been official watching of it, so i am quite -- i know more about this lou than i ever wanted to know. there is a lot of fraud that takes place before the ballots hit. right, before they are actually ale in this massive warehouse that we're looking at. in this massive warehouse, you should know that republicans are cordoned off by super visor of election to a tiny second, not allowed to

able to breathe a whole lot easier in just a couple of days as we take a look outside at the ann coulterer. we've been definitely keeping a close track of all the aqi numbers and we know it's still bad out there. >> today, at least the last day of smokey skies and unhealthy air. we're going to begin to see changes as early as this evening. so relief is coming for sure if you've just been waiting for the change, it's coming and it's coming soon. let's show you first

able to breathe a whole lot easier in just a couple of days as we take a look outside at the ann coulter tower. we've been definitely keeping a close track of all the aqi numbers and we know it's still bad out there. >> today, at least the last day of smokey skies and unhealthy air. we're going to begin to see changes as early as this evening. so relief is coming for sure if you've just been waiting for the change, it's coming and it's coming soon. let's show you first of all our aqi values air quality conditions and we are going to see improving air quality by this evening. just got to wait a little bit longer here. san francisco 172. san jose 151 and livermore at 157 for aqi values. most of us this morning waking up to unhealthy air quality. here's what you can expect. weather headlines, chilly. better air quality this evening with a change in wind direction and that rain arrives on wednesday there. so we're looking at much better air quality as we go through tomorrow with that rain on the way. the smoke forecast here we've been showing this for quite some time. the red did show the sm

ann coulter, you remember that. these are now 100 children and women who were gone.nd this is a report from arturo. he is on very good authority, very good reporting. so this magnate in the united states of previously at least catch and release. they are putting people's lives in danger, are they not? >> yes. yes, they are. and president trump has already signed and executive order on human trafficking. this was obviously a campaign stunt. they hoped the caravan would arrive on america's border just before the midterm elections to show that not only do we not have a wall, but trump can't stop them. here you have is this huge invasion coming in. they planned this as a campaign stunt, but then trump took them up on it, called their bluff, said they're sending troops to the border. and suddenly obama is talking about it. what did he call it, the myth of the caravan? well, it's still coming. and the people who did arrange this, countries without borders in spanish, they are setting up these women and children to be raped, murdered, sold to other people. they ought to be

you want to comment this is interesting suggestion from ann coulter. >> she brought up something of thoughtth ginsburg is 85. breyer is 79. a chance donald trump is a two-term president. he will have the opportunity to nominate more justices to the bench. what are the chances of next two justices he nominates, also being accused of sexual assault? are people going to believe that donald trump is stacking the deck with rapists on the court? is that really -- three justices in a row will be accused of sexual assault by democrats. it boggles my mind but you know what? it looks like that's a possibility with the way things are going. and how desperate democrats are to keep the bench from moving. >> i think if they find any of these people guilt they go away for 10 years. 10 years. >> law and order. >> up next, a look at some of the best and worst campaign ads for the midterms. when "the five" returns.♪ ♪ [music] from the very beginning, it was always our singular focus, a distinct determination to do whatever it takes, and use every possible resource to fight cancer, and never lose sight of the

how about this from ann coulter who thinks the president dropped the ball. >> miles completed yesterday? . miles since inauguration? zero. on the right, there is a lot of disappointment that the president hasn't fought harder for this money and disappointment that when the president said they are building the wall, they know it's not true. >> it's not just on the right, the president himself is frustrated that he has not gotten the funding for a border wall. he is aware of it. i would refer back to the last fight for funding over the border wall where the president agreed to a spending bill that greatly increased domestic spending, rare under a republican president who talked the way he has. that was in public and said he regreeted signing the spending bill. that will weigho his mind as he approaches a signing government spending and doesn't want to make the same mistake again. they impose a different set of demands on what he will get for his border wall. democrats are not going to back down on that. they will give him his wall as far as my reporting suggests. >> a quick break on the d

joining me now conservative columnist ann coulter author of resistance is futile.ll right ann, you know we heard all of the last couple of weeks that this was invasion i think even jim acosta said mr. president they're not climbing walls that is not going to happen. look you see this video they're k4r50eu78ing walls. what's going on now? >> yeah oddly same thing they've been doing for the past oh 50 years this is where one presidential candidate ran a couple of years ago promises to build a wall. that's why people voted for him. we see that we need a wall. and absence of a wall i wish we have n attorney general jeff session but we don't have that tymore. >> you can't see that wall i'm not sure these are people that are startling the wall and then taunting and yelling things that border patrol on the the other side. if at any democrat looks a the that picture, and sees them just like you know it is like a jungle gym out there you get on, climb up, you climb down like fun for these people. i don't get it. >> right. well israel has a wall that reduced they were -- the

key moments in the presidencies of abraham lincoln, the inner roosevelt, fdr and lbj and later and coulter on her bookresistance is futile. book tv in primetime is tonight on cspan2 running at eight eastern . coming up this weekend on book tv saturday at noon eastern southern festival of books from nashville with author adam parker and his book outside agitator, the civil rights struggle of cleveland sellers junior followed by a discussion on the political divide with jennifer cavanaugh and michael rich, authors of truth decay. our coverage continues at 1 pm eastern with elliott born and his book blessed people be, the story of emmett till and bob smith on reagan, an american journal. new york times magazine jeanmarie mask is talks about to obamawith love, joy, anger and hope . >> the woman with the gold was angering with south carolina in 2007. the rally was a bust. no one there but a small gathering of local folks needing something to do. obama was looking out atthe emptiness . fired up, ready to go, the woman with the gold tooth abruptly shouted and as if on queue, the people around her

this is him talking to frank coulter of cbs. they wandered into the blue room. i thought that was fitting because that is where the trouble started. what he is looking up at is the chandelier. that is where a lot of this trouble started. home a pity that people at could not see how beautiful the blue room was on their black and white television. it looked like this. you might also notice that they swapped out the chandelier. i doubt that was an accident. the one they put in was a lot smaller and lighter. i want to leave you with a closing thought. million in 1949 -- assuming we believe the currency convertor on google converts to todayle over $31 million -- $51 million today. of a cargo cost plane for our government. history of government spending in this country, we actually got a pretty good deal. i got a good deal because you guys have been extremely patient with me. i want to thank you all for coming. if you have to go, find but thank you all for coming. but thank you all for coming. i think we have a roving microphone guy. am i on? you mentioned that truman

one of the phrases that was released into twitter was islam a phobic and retreated by ann coulter. .- islam a phobic -- retweeted. was we are all susceptible to this. some signs of the infection that is disinformation. iago in shakespeare always telling you your wife is sleeping with someone else. the liberals are a mob. to get you insane. , even here,panels seem to reflect a commitment -- the idea that there is some cogent position by neo-nazis, some of whom are here, and we need to take it seriously is a byproduct of that kind of disinformation. the word delusion partakes of that. [applause] have specific questions for each of you. is there anybody who wants to try to take a stab at this one? looks like you might have a thought or two. is this on? >> this is kind of the big picture question. who are we going to believe? there was a panel tomorrow called the deep state that is going into these issues and ideas. the things we always grew up -- i don't care if you're republican or democrat -- you trusted certain elements within our government. in some cases, it was the fbi. , the fbi w

. >> jesse: we have diamond and silk and ann coulter and brian kilmeade. >> greg: i have pat kidnappernews. all right. check this ow we have a tenacious bunny digging, digging. what could he be digging? maybe there happens to be a little friend that's trapped on the other side. a little pau, perhaps can you see come out. oh, look at that but the bunny knows he can't quit. so he keeps trying. get back over there. they are is trying to get him out. keeps digging. keeps digging. come on, you almost got him. don't leave. go back there, you stupid bunny. there he is. >> dana: that's amazing. >> greg: i planned that whole thing. i actually put the cat in there i filmed it. >> maria: i always do sports news. special needs students at county high school in virginia played annual basketball game on wednesday. fourth year it's been played. some wanted to play team sports but didn't feel like they could make the basketball team. the university of virginia players were their coaches. and you can watch the footage online these kids just had the night of their lives. it was great. >> dana: very cool

joining me now with reaction, ann coulter, conservative commentator and author of "resistance is futile also, allen orr, immigration and civil rights attorney. i want to start with you. what recourse does the trump administration have in dealing with the migrants that are illegally crossing the border while trying to seek asylum? >> well, i think may be having firearms would be helpful. that was hilarious. what? they are british cops, they don't have guns? do their troops on they have -- do the troops on the dnc have firearms? this is a little more important korea, ascting south important as that is.s. it's our country. there are a lot of things trump could do if he has to, if he's not going to build a wall, which apparently he isn't. he could go a few yards into mexico, have an emergency .military action there. but i don't think it's going to help with billy clubs. [laughs] >> lisa: allen -- so secretary kirstjen nielsen said yesterday that there are 500 criminal -- in the mix of the migrants as well as gang members. i want to play some sound for you, former i.c.e. director tom homan a

and then -- ann coulter -- another one that had some sort of radical charge of rape and so forth wasretweeted by rose mcgowan. we are all susceptible to this, and some signs of the infection that is disinformation and the kind of -- in shakespeare, always telling you your wife is sleeping with someone else, or like the liberals are a mob. to get you insane. some of the panels even here seem to reflect a commitment, the idea that there's like some cogent position by neo-nazis can sum of four here and we need to take it seriously as a bipartisan of that type of disinformation. the word dilution partakes partakes of that. [applause] >> i get specific wishing for each of you but his or anybody else who wants to start to take a stab at this one? vince, looks like you have a thought or two. >> is this on? this is candidate kind of a bie question, the idea of who are going to believe? there's a great panel tomorrow that i think is really going into these issues and ideas of the things we always, i don't care if you're republican or democrat, you trusted certain elements within our governmen

. >> i would assume that you all would call berkwhen berkeley escondido ann coulter orrianopolis from speaking at their campus problematic. i am curious if you would call the censorship of kathy griffin and the censorship of nfl players from kneeling during the flag equally as problematic or if you think that's different. why? >> from a constitutional law perspective, it is different. that doesn't mean that it is not equally problematic. but many people -- i have had so many people say, why isn't the nfl violating the first amendment rights of the players. you know and other people know, but not everybody does, that the constitution including the first amendment does not bind the private sector. i would argue as a civil libertarian when you have a private company such as a private media company for the nfl for all practical purposes it can suppress. and social media have more practical power than all governments in the world added together. so we have to look for ways to preserve the same free speech rights and values in those contexts than we do in others. we can't use the constituti

star is going to see next week publicly how the french government john make some concessions bruno coulter thank you very much in david talking to us live from paris we've got a lot more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including at this time of year the temperatures are dropping below zero and the waters are rising. we join a bosnian border patrol on the watch for refugees who are risking their lives for a better future. a u.s. government report contradicts president trump's denials of global warming. and real madrid hit back over claims one of their star plans failed a drug test that's coming out with peace or in sport. rain is holding its parliamentary election which human rights groups say is neither free nor fair the two main opposition groups are taking part after m.p.'s voted earlier this year to ban them prominent members or shia dominated opposition parties are serving long prison sentences the second election since anti-government demonstrations began in twenty eleven lower burden man the takes a look at just how democratic bahrain is and how it compares with other gulf arab

your own children and i think the all the tools around them isn't for me i know what parts so it's coulter. cults are often called turned to do you want your kids to know their cultural houses are doing a good positive things and of course as parents we want the best hope of both we just wanted you to be able to experience everything things that you didn't have a chance to experience here i mean formal education obviously girls went to school here and then through the family you learned all the traditions you know even ramadan and all the you know all the family celebrations whereas yes in alaska you have got like twenty one hours of daylight you were free to roam around and do things that you wanted to do you. feel more american here and that more air in the us. i think that's just. the nature being half of one thing half of the others yes or no outside of things. since i was born we've tried to fly back each year to help my grandma with the salmon run i just remember being so excited to go to where as an adult i forget how much i miss it until i'm there the only way to get to the village

is a big problem, but say that we do the integration and then the integration kills us because the coulterthe integration actually completely tanks. matthew: the cost beyond the money. reid: exactly. it is one choice where you get a number in the start of game and a number in the blitzscaling game, and you are making the decision and it could be life or death. matthew: you have mentioned that one of the early stages of referring to an hyper scale processes is an arena of chaos. controlled or leveraged chaos. ofyou think that that period initial chaos has repercussions ,own the line that could be like you should be wary? reid: we're a chapter in the book called responsible blitzscaling. and part of it is doing blitzscaling right. to succeed are be the first to scale, but also the riskd that you are taking that --hty -- might e might be risks for the users. you should ask yourself these questions, what risks am i doing? impact or ae systemic one that you can feed, you should try to address that one early and address it along with it because those problems can kill you. they can be a real pro

upstairs to the after party including more than 3 30 eventsf political columnist and the author ann coulterepth." >> guest: the repetition, turning enemies, turning opponents and enemies. as everyone knows that has been made fun of it makes my legs tingle and for a moment i forgot to type the author's name and book in the search bar at the top of the page. michelle obama's autobiography was recently published and is already number one on most bestseller lists. she's on book tour now speaking to tens of thousands of people in arenas across the country. here is an excerpt. growing up everything that mattered was within a five block radius. my grandparents and cousins, the truth on the corner, the gas station where my mother is sent me to pick up pacs and the liquor store that' that sold wor bread and gallons of milk. she dedicated to her parents, brother, daughters, friend, staff and husband. look for coverage of the book tour in the near future on book tv. mark freedman examines the aging demographics and what they mean for society and how to live forever. and why women have a better sex und

tension between those camps, especially since the former is more to the center on both economics, coulter, and certainly religion ,n the public square -- culture and certainly religion in the public square? >> georgetown graduate, when melania trump met pope francis, she was proud to say i will be the second woman catholic in the white house as first lady. vice president pence was raised a catholic. steve bannon, the former employee of the white house, has a georgetown degree. kellyanne conway is a practicing catholic. how do you reconcile all of these disparate samples of white house leaders with our catholic tradition? [laughter] john: hey, jim. >> hello, john. john: take all the time you need. >> my name is jim london. i have known john since he was robert's age. [laughter] i wanted to focus on evangelical historian who has written a book entitled "believe me." -- he wasuld say was most impressed with was trump 's ability to galvanize their feel fullness. that was something that drove his connection with evangelicals. he did it better than anybody else. second thing, talking about the

and later ann coulter on her book resistance is futile.tv in prime time is tonight on cspan2 starting at the easter. >> coming up on tv, saturday at noon eastern the southern festival of books from nashville with author adam parker and his book outside agitator, the civil rights bill of cleveland sellers junior followed by a discussion on the political divide with michael cavanaugh and jennifer rich, authors of truth decay. on sunday our coverage continues with elliott board and his book let the people see, the story of emmett till an author bob is on reagan, an american journey. at 8:05 pm, new york times magazines jeanmarie velasquez talks about her book to obama with love, joy,anger and hope . >> the woman with the gold tooth was in greenwood at a rally for obama in 2007. the rally was a bust, no one there but a small gathering of local folksneeding something to do . obama was looking out of the emptiness. fired up, ready to go the woman with the gold tooth abruptly shouted and as if on cue, the peoplearound her repeated her words , beg

in trump started to rant she was weak on the border and he was hearing from people on tv from ann coultersh appointee and she was soft. i think we talked about this before. any time trump is in one of these private conversations and hears some legal justification for why something can't be done or a policy explanation it's like waving a red flag in front of him. he doesn't want to hear it. he wants blood force down there. he wants the border completely militarized. >> so these pictures are going to be pictures he's going to want to see. >> when the caravans first started appearing on fox news, people around trump recognized it for the political gift they thought it was. that it was seen as a political gift in his orbit. and trump himself viewed it as that. >> does this sort of exacerbation and continuation of that, does this continue to play into their hands? do you think? in their view? >> up until the point at which the u.s. border is breached. and then it becomes in trump's mind, the exact opposite. it becomes a sign that he's weak. if things are happening on u.s. soil or near the u.s.