pushing out and in general last year soldiers raided the offices of one of your leading papers the daily trust and arrested reporters in march or journalists have been held for 2 years was rearrested you rank 100 and 20th out of $180.00 countries in the press freedom in the acts of reporters without borders it's not a glorious record is that when the well as i think when it comes to the level of the press. we're doing extremely very well if papers run foul of the law the must visit consequences but when you have actually a 100 newspapers in a country i know a 2nd example one newspaper out of school dine with me here i think should be fair to us that we have a very robust free press amnesty international says that between january and september last year at least 19 journalists and media practitioners were attacked those attacks including verbal and physical assault and indiscriminate arrest and detention by your security forces in the impression ministers therefore that your aims seems to be to stifle freedom of expression especially critical voices you don't like criticism that's the current i

of eight kids on instagram, she says you all have blessed my life immensely and i thank god daily for trusting you, shape the lives of and influence all of you. the octuplets's birth in 2009 was controversial because the single mom already had 6 children. she shared a photo of their cake with all eight names. a big cake. >> what happens with a snow day in the salon house? for these families, snow day kids in hell. that is what you will see. dan roden in the snow after being coastal in misery for days. eric morefelt using his footprints to make the s os. >> watching that is therapeutic. i love that. he posted the clip online writing too many snow days, i have resorted to signaling to passing rescue planes. i'm sure that message is going viral. a fox news alert, health experts blasting china's efforts to stop the growing coronavirus outbreak. >> this is something that is not going to help containing. with or not it does, if it is not is open to question. >> how the world is responding as the us prepares to evacuate americans from china. >> really interesting topic next. a blue state exodus, amer

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sits in the context of the country having issues with based on trust over institutions that govern us. the monarchy, the government, dailyhe work that we do is to study this, so they will have to handle this so carefully because getting it wrong will make that element of trust worsen and then crisis territory. the son, furious harry it's the, calls to strip them. meg has mugged us calls to strip them. meg has mugged us all. imagine the queen saying that. a lot of headlines like that. she is getting the blame again. and this will be very important, both from a uk perspective but also internationally stop one of the roles of the royal family is to represent us abroad and i don'tjust meana represent us abroad and i don'tjust mean a diplomatic mission but pr terms. get tourism over here. that is one of their primary roles. lots of tourists come here because they love the royals, the americans particularly love the royals. it does a lot of good and politicians have used very popular members of the royal family dispute is over. could you have a state banquet, soft power, and they are losing two pieces of that war chest. if the

trust since the b.b.c. who publish his is dwindling daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could add to things around but it just got worse and worse really over the last 2 years of being the lead to the b.b.c. panorama programmes that a lot of people who credibly to do the b.b.c. and how they handled the went up to the election i think they do what they can even that thinking certain celebrities are rude for the rinses to touch themselves to increase their reputation but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that so i'm not quite sure it is you know discuss it with the public they're just going to come they're just going to feel more and more alienated in the end and feel they're not not being listened to and that's very and that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of that situation and they also through. now let's look at some other stories from around the world in brief starting in south america and in chile where police have used tear gas and water cannons against mass anti-government rallies. pat. the pictures that you're seeing now was from protests tha

trust sorbs the b.b.c. who general public is doing daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could turn things around but it just got worse and worse really over the last 2 years of the military but to lead to the soprano on the programs that on one of people incredibly disappointing the b.b.c. and how they handled the run up to the election i think they do what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities or influences to touch themselves to increase their reputation brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that and i'm not quite sure it is you know not discuss it with the public that is going to come they just can feel more and more alienated and and feel they're not not being listened to and that's right and that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of that situation and they are suffering. to some news for all the world to brief else thought in south america and chile where police have used tear gas on want to go out and against a mass government running. those pictures were from protests that turn violent on friday as one officer stood tria

trust since the b.b.c. who the general public is dwindling daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could send things around but it just got worse and worse really ever the last 2 years of the militarism but to lead to a soprano on the programs that a lot of people who credibly disappointed the b.b.c. in how they handled the run up to the election i think they do what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities or influences to touch themselves to increase their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that and i'm not quite sure it is you're not discuss it with the public they're just going to come they just can feel more and more alienated and and feel they're not not being listened to and that's right and that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of that situation and they all suffer and. the french teenager has received death threats for criticizing islam on social media that's right much more after a short like this with our 2 international. their goal of the government is. from all its want to see the show and see the governmen

trust me! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show."night is one of the best all-around players in the nba, star of the miami heat, a four-time all-defensive and four-time all-star. please welcome jimmy butler! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." >> i appreciate you. >> trevor: what a great time to have you on as well, because, i mean, you are an amazing basketball player but today you have been in the news for something that happened on the court that got someone thrown off the court, it was a little altercation you had with a pacers player. >> i didn't start it, though. we have to say that first. >> trevor: you didn't start it. >> i did not start it. >> trevor: but it gets heated. what's interesting, i haven't seen many fights in basketball that end with one person blowing a kiss at the other person. ( laughter ) >> i'll agree with you. i will agree. but -- but it wasn't really a fight. it was more of an altercation. >> trevor: it was an altercation. >> and you see altercations and kisses all the time, i'

trust since the b.b.c. who the general public is doing daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could have turned things around but it just got worse and worse really over the last few years a. lead to the b.b.c. panorama programmes that a lot of people who credibly to the b.b.c. and how they handled the run up to the election i think they're doing what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities and rude fluence is to touch themselves to certain creech their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that i'm not quite sure it is if you're not discuss it with the public they're just going to come they're just going to feel more and more alienated in the end and feel they're not not being listened to and that's very often that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of the situation and they also threw. out a brief a run through some other stories from all around the wild starting 8 in south america and chile in particular where police have used kick ass and water cannons against mass anti government rallies. back. those pictures from prot

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trust some of the b.b.c. who the general public is doing daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could turn things around but it's just go with so we're really over the last. season but to lead to a panorama programs that a lot of people incredibly disappointed the b.b.c. in how they handled the run up to the election i think they're doing what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities or influences to touch themselves to increase their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that i'm not quite sure that you're not discuss it with the public they're just going to come they're just going to feel more and more alienated and and feel they're not not being listened to and that's very and that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of the situation and they all suffering some grief stories from all around the wild starting in south america and jenny where police have used tear gas and water cannons against math antigovernment rallies. these pictures from protests that tom violent on friday as one officer stood trial for bodily injury demon

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about it, this is not an administration that carries with it a large amount of trust in the credibility of what they say on a daily. and so i think everyone is going to want to know a lot more about what was behind this decision so that we can assess whether it's really true that it was a necessary step at this time. >> and look, abigail, pompeo says the administration's strategy against iran is working. but does taking this very dramatic military action suggest that it is not? is it prompting the administration now to up the ante? >> yeah, i think what we see right here, as charlie said, there is this credibility issue ongoing, but it's also colliding with this problem that the trump administration has in terms of, you know, this president doesn't really have a lucid foreign policy. donald trump has domestic policies that then present themselves intentionally as american posturing. certainly there is the "america first" tag line. but the real issue is this administration hasn't really shown so much that they think through the next steps. i've spoken with a number of diplomats in the region or who have previously

and so we've had a lot of mistakes being made almost on a daily basis when it comes to our diplomatic strategy in the region. i trustthe reporting i hear from the "new york times." i wonder, though, whether our military really would put an option before this president that they opposed? my feeling is that the military provides a range of options but none of them are done so in the hope that is the president won't pick it. i'm sure it surprised his leaders that he chose the most extreme option. i'm not sure that the military put that option in front of him if there wasn't a significant element of the u.s. military command that supported it. >> and i want to ask you whether -- the same question i asked susan rice. what leverage do we have to now demand that europe, russia, china, get out of the iran nuclear deal as we did? >> well, we have less leverage than we did before. already our relationships with our europe allies were fractured. they have become more fractured by the fact that we continue to take this escalatory path against iran that the europes did not support. and i think to myself what would have happened

daily lives can you really be done in. life facts one for nomads analogise even. when the news breaks today the current government has lost the trust of the people by god to anything because the protesters are against it when people are to be caught by surprise working represent the lofty goals for opponents of brecht's it's drawing the conservatives al-jazeera has teams on the ground that now hopes the meeting in paris will push politicians to create a competent and credible government to bring new moon documentaries and light moves on air and online frank assessments. being about these bushfires usage really wiping out the. climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on both through school lawyers on this argument is astonishingly powertrip time saying in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. 3 years after cholera was discovered in haiti this is just one example of how the death toll from this epidem

this president, that they can trust it was the right decision, and that everything that went into this decision followed standard procedure. host: i headline from "the daily beast," reflects a little what the caller said. people are asking if the attack is a distraction from impeachment. the question is why now. why not a month ago? zach? guest: there is precedent for this. in 1998, when the house campaigned to impeach president clinton, there was a bombing in iraq. house republicans were livid at that, and they thought there must have been some sort of connection and distraction from current impeachment proceedings. remember, that was the first time in over 100 years that a president had been impeached, over weapons inspections. so, yes, senator warren and others on the left have started to question whether this where the dog in fact -- where this is effect, the dog" whether the killing of soleimani is an effort to distract from impeachment. host: interesting connection to the clinton impeachment. still goes back to iraq. guest: as they say, history tends to rhyme. [laughter] ahead.amuel, go caller: my question is to your ywo gusts on parliamentar proced

daily. >> these things -- there's always new revelations. and we have seen it over the last couple days. something else will come out. trust me. watch and wait. thank you both. you have your work cut out for you. back with me now. that's the issue. i'm sure -- i have a weird feeling. every time, every day there's something new. everyone says dwr is nancy pelosi holding onto the articles. maybe she knew something we didn't know. the american people didn't know. she said he's going to self-impeach. i don't know. it seems like there's a bomb shell every day. with this. and we didn't know -- we knew about the book. but not the quotes, right? >> the reason it came up late in the day with dershowitz, we know from his interview. he wasn't talking to anybody else in the white house counsel. he didn't get the memo. you weren't supposed to talk about it. he just did what a good defense lawyer would do. raise the very negative issue. >> i have this odd feeling. i don't know. there will be witnesses. when it comes to the time. this may go on longer. i could be wrong. i have a feeling. this is from the "new york times" lead story. from the

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free from mantissa mutism racism and sin afford it together we will plant the seeds of trust and believe so that our daily prayers for celebration will be answered. i think each and every one of you for being here for your dedication believe and commitment thank you. thank you dr cantor. we are honored to have with us here an international philharmonic orchestra made up of musicians from russia france germany israel poland and the united states this orchestra is led by artists for peace to my best of the mill speaker of. it will now perform the piece evening prayer last night in the ghetto from the symphony yellow stars composed by isaac choice. for the. the allied nations came together in order to defeat nazi germany and its collaborators their joint efforts and unity of purpose to save the world from nazi evil the red army bravely and resolutely led the defeat of the nazis on the eastern front and so again there with its allies freed europe from the nazi where soviet troops liberated my dynamic auschwitz butin now and other nasty camps. it is my honor to invite his excellency mr vladimir putin president

daily lives can you really be done. life facts one from moment announces even. when the news breaks today the current government has lost trust the people to anything because the protestors are against it when people are to be counted places like work you represent the law of faults for opponents of brecht's it's wrong for the conservatives al-jazeera has teams on the ground right now hopes the meeting in paris will push politicians to create a competent and credible government to bring the moon documentaries and light moves on air and online. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour iran has admitted shooting down a ukrainian a lot of describing it as a disastrous mistake 176 people were killed when the plane crashed on wednesday a revolutionary guard has apologized to the nation. has declared 3 days of mourning after the death of its ruler salt on to boost be inside outside the 79 year old died after a long illness his cousins being sworn in as the country's new leader. taiwan's probably dependents president saying when has to clear victory in the self-governing islands general and president

daily lives can you really be done. fly facts one for nomads analogise even. when the news breaks today the current government has lost trust the people by god to anything because the protestors are against it when people are to be hurt by what work we represent beloved dogs for opponents of brecht's it's drawing for the conservatives al-jazeera has teams on the ground right now hopes the meeting in paris will push politicians to create a competent and credible government to bring you more road when documentaries and light moves on air and online. you're watching out as either a reminder of our top stories this hour russia has called on both sides in libya's conflict to come together a head of a summit in berlin without adding conditions on the meeting the told her aimed at ending the 9 month conflict. iran's supreme leader says european states can't be trusted in negotiations over the 2050 mm nuclear deal ayatollah ali khamenei made the comments during friday prayers it's the 1st time he's led the 7 in tech run in 8 years. turkey's president about iran has accused the syrian government of breaking a cease fire and the last

trust what you're hearing from the trump administration right now, the initial information about the intelligence assessments? >> wolf, i wish i could. this administration, sadly, tragically, has a record of almost daily misrepresenting the facts. telling false hoods about issues big and very small. it's hard to have confidence on the face of their representations. i'd like to see the evidence. i'd like to see the details behind the information that apparently led to this attack. certainly what qasem soleimani has done and iran's record, would support what the administration is saying, not the least in the recent context but one cannot be certain without seeing the facts. >> basically, we haven't seen this intelligence yet and very limited intelligence shared with some staffers and intelligence committee, very limited information. do you expect administration officials right now are lying? >> i'm not prepared to say that. i hope certainly not. if they were lying about something of this magnitude, i hate to think of the consequences for the united states. but as i said, given their track record one can't be certain, as one would hope to be in a context like that the commander in chief and his top lieut

democratic candidates struggling to earn the trust of older black voters. michael bloomberg in the dailyews, counts megabucks for homes. they are talking about a speech he made in tulsa at the site of a 1921 race riot announcing plans to aid black americans. endorsedork times has two candidates for president. a full two page spread, amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren are the democrats top choices for president. any hope of restoring unity in the country will require modesty, a willingness to compromise, and the support of many demographics that make up the american coalition, young and old in red states and blue, black and brown and white. for senator warren, it is understanding the country is more diverse than her base. theremes goes on to write will be those who satisfy the editorial page is not sending it -- favoring candidates -- one that should be played out in a public arena and the privacy of the voting booth, that is the purpose of primaries to test strategies that can galvanize and inspire the country. they are the best equipped to lead that debate, may the best woman win. we mo

trusted comic will bring that to the forefront. and i think that that's what people like about "the daily show." >> there is an upcoming election, evidentlyief political correspondent, stephen. every two years we elect a brand-new house of representatives, a third of the senate. it's called the midterm elections. >> i only vote when the big kahunas are up. el presidente. i can't be running around every two years voting. i have a life. >> i could not have lived without "the daily show." "colbert" then becomes the companion show, so compelling to watch. this hilarious pseudo conservative dumb guy. >> and who are the heroes? the people who watch this show. average hard working americans. you're not the elites. you're not the country club crowd. i know for a fact that my country club would never let you in. >> one of the things about being on "the colbert report" and stephen would say it himself, was, he was playing a character. >> the book is "the nine: inside the secret spooky world of the supreme court." >> stephen had to respond in real-time to the guests as his character, not as himself, which was an incredible feat of acting as well as

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>> do you trust what you hear from the trump administration right now about information about the intelligence assessments? >> i wish i could. this administration has a record of almost daily. it is hard to have confidence on the face of her presentation. >> what about lying from susan rice? >> remember comic books, bizarro superman where everything was backwards? we living in an alternative universe here? this is the same woman, susan rice, who went on national television multiple times and claimed the benghazi attack was due to a video, factually's leland: hundred% new that narrative was false. we have a photo, i love this return. i can see this. it is on the screen. i see what you see. i couldn't always do that. she is telling people a video caused the benghazi attack but don't forget round 2. there is always a backup with susan rice, the person who sent an email to herself after barack obama was ready to leave office saying the spygate debacle was not by the book, was by the book, no one sends themselves an email about something being by the book when it is not by the book. >> another one, she said bo bergdahl served with honor and distinction. >> there is three. >> yo

daily, there were four republicans. everyone's hair was on fire, you don't know what you're talking about. trust me, there have always been more than four republicans willing to make the move on this front. the question is how do they get there. robert has laid out the strategy that's been percolating beneath the surface awhile, how they get there, the tip of that speer is mitt romney for the guys like tillis and others to follow in line. you feel better in numbers of six, seven, eight, nine than you do being as robert said the 51st vote. >> i want to get to the issue of executive privilege, why i waited for john brennan and andrew to be the last on the conversation. that's what the argument will be. they're going to say it will take too long to litigate. let me ask you, i think i asked you, bolton is out of office. he is not in office. when is your understanding when executive privilege stops? when did president obama have the ability to stop invoking executive privilege and your ability to tell what he said. does it ever end? >> u.s. official, current or former, has an obligation to protect cl