mort cynicism!layed and the north korean regime is interested in staying in power, thatis is interested in staying in power, that is principally what it is interested in. kim has been surprisingly adept. we all thought he was a lunatic and suddenly we discovered that he may be evil but he's not crazy and he will do what is necessary for him and his dynasty to remain in power. if that means, what exactly can the neutralisation of the peninsula? no, i don't think thatis of the peninsula? no, i don't think that is going to happen. they have developed their nuclear programme to such an extent that i don't mind it has to stop at this point because they are happy with the progress they are happy with the progress they have made. i cannot see them disarming in any genuine sense. and also what they mean by denuclearisation is more than that. it means the us leaves. that's right and south korea is not going to be prepared to have the us stop defending it so that is a no—no. whether we get some face—saving, s

i mean think about it a cynical to be cynical is realistic not invariably i mean you know what would cynical leaders dog like behavior i don't think i'm a dog is morality something in politics well that in political bristly linked and obviously equally obviously morality is something that must always open to question otherwise you get into what is new and in the trader's monism a single concept of morality which is anti democratic purposes of union but let's speak about the free press this is constitutional for democrats for their moccasin . journalists were pressured state broadcaster biased in government messages complains overlap with your party's that what you call fair the freedom of press i would not call that but then that's only one opinion of how things are really hungry if you look at the entire picture of the media there's enormous diversity the trouble is you see that other than hunger is nobody in the area so they can't do a proper content analysis of what is actually over the country to understand if the standards of free press are given on not well i think it really he

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i do think that we have become more cynical i think of the spin of this particular saga speaks to how quickly news congress goes and passes how easy it is for one statement to become something much larger of course not that resident statements were one statement she had a lot of history again documented and remembered by social media of this sort of racist and conspiratorial thinking what we are seeing however is an increased ability for you know crowds to form her outrage to snowball for it to go from a tweet to press and being fired her show cancel it her being dropped by her interns and at the same time we're also seeing that snow falling on the other side there's a groundswell of support for a stand people are gathering on twitter and sex and media to defend her and her views and i think we're seeing through social media this increased all right station interview and more and more quickly comes to a head and i don't think that's great for our democracy or for our decision making i mean a lot of people said today that you know the swift action and the basically the firing of rosie

you are taking a less cynical approach. until we circumstances...what happened. he is right, we do not know exactly what happened. the couple did issue a statement. yeah, and it was not even a direct statement, it was someone issuing a statement, it was someone issuing a statement for them. it is quite a mysterious story and it obviously seems it has been quite traumatic for those involved. we know there are also people, the ranger who did not get through this experience. it yeah, it is quite vague and again, it is this tracking that is not doing so well... no, the park has been shut down, i do not think it is going to continue to be a big tourism destination. the story is all to do with plastic, which is of course a big topic at the moment. the cynic has returned in mere, that is more like it from a political journalist. it is basicallyjust clearing up plastic from beaches, from the countryside, and... and it is really the bbc story, isn't at? they really started at. we will take that. i think as much as the bbc, it also partly down to david attenb

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they are cynically provoking this response. “— are cynically provoking this response. —— hamas. are cynicallyse. -- hamas. the violence has brought international attention. protesters have ta ken to the streets in turkey. the united nations have talked about violations of human rights and russia has been highly critical of america's decision to move its embassy. translation: we have given our negative assessment of this decision on several occasions. one cannot change the agreement sent by the —— set by the international community. the palestinian and israeli settlements can only be settled by their leaders. germany said israel had the right to defend itself while france's president emmanuel macron condemned the violence. south africa recalled its ambassador to israel after what it called an indiscriminate israeli attack. the move of the us embassy has incensed palestinians who claim eastern jerusalem as their own while israel considers the entire city its capital. three days of mourning have now been declared by the palestinian president mahmoud our bus. the fear is the violence may not be o

this is not a cynical attempt. this is absolutely what they are.fines of real life. the endless treadmill of good work and how you keep pushing the message forward will be a challenge. we have heard from kensington palace, they are very busy in the next few months. they will not be sitting back and resting on their laurels. they will be going full steam ahead to ta ke they will be going full steam ahead to take what they see as the mission forward and take it all around the world. remember that commonwealth ambassadorial role that the queen has given her grandson. remember the commonwealth symbols, 53, that the duchess of sussex carried with her embroidered into the train. we are going to see a global effort, i think, to relaunch and reinvent the brand and impress upon people that things are changing in the royal family. fascinating insight at the end of a very beautiful day. thank you for now. those are scenes that people are watching all over the country. all over the world. and they were watching it in person in numbers here in windsor. let's ta

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politics, this is someone who additionally hard to be cynical about. if anyone wants to know what politics can achieve, they couuded what politics can achieve, they colluded her life and how she lived it, and how she ended it. as a testimony to all that is best in politics. how will you remember her asa politics. how will you remember her as a friend? for me, she was one of my closest and dearest friends. you know... politics is not a very easy environment in which friendships can thrive and survive. but she was my friend throughout my time in politics. in opposition, in government, after i left office. she was always the same. she was always true and loyal and decent and wise. tributes for dame tessa jowell continue to be shared on social media. we can speak now to the 11—time paralympic champion and house of lords peer, baroness tanni grey—thompson. thank you very much forjoining us on what must be an immensely difficult day for you. share some memories are tessa jowell with us if you would. whatever one said is true, she had a spark and a shine in h

hamas is intentionally and cynically provoking this response.right to defend itself. >> what's the president's thinking on zte. they violated rules. they were sanged for 5.12 billion dollars. you have the heads of six intelligenceations telling congress they wouldn't use zte devices because of counter espionage concerns. they also wouldn't recommend americans use zte devices. what is the president's thinking. >> this involves economic issues, national security issues. it's an issue of high concern for china, that's been raised with the u.s. government and our administration at various levels. the president has asked secretary ross to look into it. consistent with applicable laws and regulations. >> i guess someone does fall on that. does the president give secretary ross any specific instructions on how he wanted that case to go? and when you say it was raised, i assume you mean in the context of the ongoing trade discussions between the u.s. and china? is there a sort of direct linkage there where china can make a concession on retaliatory tari

that is very cynical. he is attempting to eradicate everything obama a compost. a lot of republicans agree with that. this is a very big problem. iod ofld be in a per lurching presidencies. the president from the right, a president from the left who each tries to eradicate the legacy of his predecessor. that could be very dangerous. bbc: carry on the parliament channel. good morning to you. thank you. i am an american living in britain. democracy was a weird idea, to let everyone have the same rule. where america may seriously be going wrong is the whole basis of democracy is that the majority wins, and that gives the person who won the election rule because the majority of the people are behind them. i know why gerrymandering and the electoral college developed over time. everyone understands democracy all over the world as majority rule. in america, we have someone who did not get the most votes who is the president. it's completely blows the idea of democracy skyhigh. what you have is a kind of weir d system of rules where the majority is not ruling. no wonder

let's say 10% became 3% less likely them confused and bummed out and cynical. erit's a slight thing, buts something about slight changes. when you have slight changes that you can predict well and you can usthem methodically, you can actually make big changes. >> reporter: so the people who are sending me pictures of chairs because they saw that my eyfe had bought a couple, wouldn't be doing it if some people weren't responding. >> it's even a little sneakier than that. because for instance, they might be sending you notifications about singles services because statistically people who are in the same grouping with you get a little annoyed about and that engages them a little bit more. >> reporter: oh really. >> sure, absolutely. >> reporter: and i am annoyed. so you mean they're having the desired effect? >> it might have caused you to click a little bit further ande then see sher ad that had an influence on you. it might actually be having its desired effect. ngnow i want to make somet clear. there's nobody sitting at a cubicle in facebook or twitter anywhere

it's no surprise that there's growing cynicism about who exactly is dictating events. is it really very cool and makes it go in the sense to change the war or course the government had no more stroll because this was not a few self lol. initiated by government or presented to the parliament by government it was. in the setting of its own of m.p.'s the actual president of course always being mentioned in the market report and all his opposition is due to his personal interests. somewhat from politics they are putting pressure on prosecutors and judges not to bring these cases to cloud justice not to deal with skills. meanwhile the victims of war crimes in kosovo. on both sides on the left in legal limbo people like fatah rooty a former schoolteacher and political activist who was shot seventeen years ago at his small village in central coast of oregon of a daughter your children under still but it was certainly a pretty full circle model back and forth that it's your daughter got the story. welcome as president the other spits charged. with say many alleged political cr

listen to crazy conspiracy theory radio, it could be cynicism and apathy. consumere viewer, tends to be more active in politics. there are other sorts of really cool things that happen. one of the other things that that satireatire is is often about exposing faulty thinking. you are told you can do this or this. mb binary.du i am going to expose that. we have an administration that is constantly making irrational and illogical arguments. the biggest battle in the u.s. today is not between red and blue. it is between smart and stupid. satire is just about pointing out the stupidity everywhere you can find it, on the left, on the right, doesn't matter. thatther piece of this is we know when people are engaged in satire, they enjoyed participating in politics different ways. we see this in terms of the way you've culture is always -- youth culture is always engaging in politics through satire. i call this the citizen satirist. we now have citizen satirists everywhere. social media has enabled that. also have the satirist activists. i have a friend who used sat

this is very cynical.se billions of german investment and the many other billions of american investment in china, we could talk about that. what happens? there are strict laws.they have to form joint ventures with local partners /there are -- partners. there are stories of having joint ventures, factories where tired, soees looked one day the german bus drove home to zero they are going, and they are going to an identical rectory at night -- factory at night, re-creating what they make during the day. they have used the investment into china to, i would say, steel and transfer and copy, and then approve on key technologies. there is so much wrong with that allegation. i don't even know where to start. i think we shouldn't fall for it. ruth: if you look at the openness of both markets, the european market and the chinese market, it's very clear. the eu market is v very open to foreign investment. a lot of the investments that are happening here would not be possible vice versa, because the chinese are prot

>> i'm saying we believe that hamas as an organization is engaged in cynical action that is leading to the steps. >> let me follow up on kelly sadler today. matt schlapp, whose wife you know worked here, portrayed kelly sadler as a victim here. do you believe she is a little bit of a victim here? and why? >> the matter will be addressed -- has been addressed internally. i will say when you work in any work environment, you with your colleagues at nbc or elsewhere, if you don't, if you aren't able in internal meetings to speak your mind or convey thoughts or say anything you feel without feeling like your colleagues will betray you, that creates a difficult work environment. anyone who works anywhere can recognize that. >> is there any work environment where conveying that thought is appropriate? >> i'm not addressing it. >> you said it was dealt with internally. has anything been dealt with last week since she called the mccain family? for clarity. >> she called the mccain family. i'm not going to address it any more from the podium. >> i'll ask an indelicate question. it's reported th

the most cynical view of everything that happens. is that essentially it is a well to power that is going to grab every inch of territory that they have. they're really on the team and everybody's really in there. as someone who is at justice as long as you were. there's nuts -- there is nothing actually there to preserve. after having been there for over 20 years i can tell you is not the place that you have described. who's looking to go after their political enemies or to protect their friends. it's simply simply not how it works. i was you at the turning of atlanta. i have absolutely no idea on the is not anything i should be congratulated for. i did public corruption cases when i was there. again, that is not remarkable that's how works. frankly it's so incredibly cynical. to the people that had dedicated their lives. and despite this on psych until you i have great confidence in the career men and women there who are working really hard to do their jobs into ignore all of this noise going on. when you say it's not why is it not

>> if you were cynical you could call it proxy. >> laura: i am cynical. you're right. i am. bingo, you know me after all this time i'm cynical about all this. saul. we love each other. >> i've been on the defense side longer than the prosecution side. if they come across something that looks like evidence of a crime and it's in mueller's b l balliwick it goes back to mueller. you're just seeing what numbers they are dialing but not the content. >> reporter: so if they're seeing that cohen made a phone call to a white house number they can, you know, put the screws on cohen and say to whom did you speak and what did you speak about and he could refuse to answer and they could get someone at the white house to answer that question. otherwise they're not going to find out what happened. >> right, but i can guarantee you as a general matter they're going to be putting the screws to cohen across the board. that's obvious from the way they are conducting this investigation and the question is what do they have on him that has nothing to do with the president. >> laura: i got to pl

yeah i mean it is it's our day this is cynicism and this is being the chinese ambassador to germany speakingout quoted in advance. yes and they're they've got quite good at sort of rhetorical red herrings and that you know you shape the debate in advance he was posing at the davos as the protector as protector of free trade suddenly this is very cynical that those billions of german investment and the many other billions of american and british and other investment in china we could talk about that what happens to that there are strict rules that they're they have to form joint ventures with local partners there are stories from german middle companies of having these joint ventures one of having factories all the employees really looked really tired so one day the german boss drives home to see where they're going and they're going to a eat identical factory at night working a second shift recreating what they learned during the day so these billions and that they have used this in this investment into china to i would say steel and transfer and copy and then improve on key technologies and

of politics, this is someone who it's really ha rd to be cynical about.servant. if anyone eve rwants to know what politics can achieve, they if anyone ever wants to know what politics can achieve, they can look at her life and how she lived it, and how she ended it. as a testimony to all that is best in politics. for me, she was one of my closest and dearest friends. politics is not a very easy environment in which friendships can thrive and survive. but she was my friend throughout my time in politics. in opposition, in government, after i left office. she was always the same. she was always true and loyal and decent and wise. former prime minister tony blair. 0n the line is the former labour home secretary lord blunkett, who knew dame tessa for over a0 years. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. your memories of claim tessa? —— claim tessa. news. your memories of claim tessa? -- claim tessa. i thought tony blair's tribute was phenomenal. and to pick up what he said in the early part, to pick up what he said in the early pa rt, tessa was to pick up

we obviously detect from you quite a degree of cynicism. can you tell us about your meetings, your recent meetings with north koreans, the way they are trying to convince you and how you are assessing what they're telling you? >> no. because actually their behavior is different. there is a sense -- so there is something, a change of -- now i'm not saying that's strategy that is fundamentally different that will lead to complete, verifiable irreversible but, i sense north koreans, the officials really are not in the loop. they have not got the talking points. a lot of it is being decided by kim jong-un. it was really president trump and pompeo and the intelligence that has been doing the negotiation. so they don't know quite what to make of this new situation, in six months everybody would tell me, never ever, we're never giving up nuclear weapons. constitution enshrined. well now, what is my talking point? this is very confusing. it is hard to just go by that. i think kim jong-un is very shrewd, very astute, very smart. i think it is better

of politics, this is someone who actually hard to be cynical about.ommitted public servant. if anyone wants to know what politics can achieve, they can look at her life and how she lived it, and how she ended it. as a testimony to all that is best in politics. for me, she was one of my closest and dearest friends. politics is not a very easy environment in which friendships can thrive and survive. but she was my friend throughout my time in politics. in opposition, in government, after i left office. she was always the same. she was always true and loyal and decent and wise. tributes for dame tessa jowell continue to be shared on social media. labour mp emily thornberry tweeted: nicky morgan has said: and her daughter—in—law ella woodward tweeted: dame tessa jowell, who has died, aged 70. dozens of rough sleepers from eu countries are to receive thousands of pounds in compensation after being illegally detained and deported. figures obtained by the bbc reveal that, in the 12 months to may last year, almost 700 people were targeted, despite some of the

>> if you are cynical, you could use it as a proxy. >> laura: you know me after all this time, i'm a little cynical about this. >> you are right. >> laura: i am a former defense prosecutor diff attornu are a former prosecutor so you know. >> if i come across something that is evidence of a crime and it's in mueller's valley wick, goes back to evidence. but you look at what numbers you are dialing, how many times are they talking to this person, but they are not actually getting the content of the message. >> laura: sold they say after his offices were raided, he made a phone call to a white house number, they can put the screws on cohen and asked to whom did you speak and what did you speak about? right? he can refuse to answer or they could get someone at the white house to answer that question, otherwise they won't find out what happened. >> right, but i guarantee you as a general matter, they will be putting the screws to cohen across the board. that's obvious from the way they are conducting this investigation. the question is, what do they have on him that has nothing to do with

and cynicism ensues let's meet someone. takes it as a lots every time you take that. topic comes in anyway like i want to go to this end up like some people are like oh isn't it ok to listen and then they come from to being to listen to israel and like stop talking about the jews around that. like israelis are suppressing everybody you ever. anywhere but when the brought i don't go with you but my soul but i've never felt like someone you know. if. not for you if. you keep. the situation it's not that easy. people tend to sometimes just you know like run away you think you. might think oh we want to support i think at least some part i'm not afraid to go out cause i know we have problems in this country it's so important that we have this jewish state one jewish state and the other day like. this are the ones to take the initiative and do something for a new homeland for example by going into politics but for now she's focused on her new book. in twenty fourteen she visited the auschwitz concentration camp the memorial and discovered her great grandmother's suitcase i

but one of the cynical things that comes out is how often the desire for better schools is used and it will require extra money but then this dangled possibility of equality and to acknowledge it is a use for anything other than making people rich. >> now just trying to move from the present data analysis , i want to start off as deeper conversation giving you an opportunity to tell people things they did not know about the story of martin luther king, what inspired him but also the full spectrum of his views and not just questions of race but economics, militarism and the connection between the racism and apartheid situation and what the u.s. was abroad i can imagine even those of us that think we know parts of the story every time i listen to you i learn new things and it is valuable to have this scholarship and how often by democrats or republicans i know there is some complexities as i spend time watching martin 13 it was sickening but talk about some of the unknown or lesser told stories. >> when i think about him here in new york, one of the things that are talking about kicking

that might sound cynical but look at the latest involving mueller's investigation.are of his lawyer, rudy giuliani. giuliani told the "washington post" he was worried about the president being wrung up on perjury charges if he talked to mueller because, this is a direct quote, truth is relative, and mueller's team may have a different version of the truth than we do. oh, boy, if that's the president's defense, just think about this a minute, he might as well swap out lawyers and replace rudy giuliani with george costanza. >> jerry, just remember. it's not a lie if you believe it. >> you might laugh, but folks, truth shouldn't have versions. there aren't alternative facts. if everyone has their version of the truth effectively there is no truth. maybe that's the point. look we have no idea what the classified information in today's meeting actually says. but would anyone be surprised if the president's allies claim it confirms their version of the truth that deep state justice department was somehow spy og tn trump campaign in a witch-hunt investigation assigned to o