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. >> have you dissed it with the law firm founded by marc kasowitz trump's personal lawyer?i'm not remembering, but if you have something you want to -- >> are you certain you've not had a conversation with anyone at that law firm? >> kasowitz -- i would like to know the person you're thinking of because what if --. i think you're thinking of someone and you don't want to tell us. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: wow. kavanaugh did not look good in that exchange. it's like if they asked a suspect at a murder trial, they're, like, where were you on the night of the 13th. ah, where shouldent i have been? ah, yeah... ( applause ) wherever the murder didn't happen, that's where i was. ( laughter ) but the other major concern that people have is that kavanaugh could be the deciding vote that overturns roe v. wade, aka a woman's right to choose. going by what kavanaugh has said in the hearings, you would assume that he would let roe v. wade stand because this guy is a freak for precedent. >> tell us why you believe roe is settled law and, if you could, do you believe it is corre

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the papers also noting in a half-hour speech donald trump managed to diss billions of people around theorld. beneath the laughter is something more sinister, the world's impotence. this is from an israeli paper. the world is impotent because -- francey is trump and germany, once the power couple are ever more isolated. host: we are moving on to brazil. presidential's candidate is facing a new scandal just days before the presidential election. the far right candidate has been accused of having sent his wife death threats back in 2009 when the couple was fighting over custody of their sun. these allegations came to light in the newspaper, the sao paulo. it published a telegram sent to the brazilian foreign ministry by his ex-wife, on a christina when she askedna for political asylum in norway. she is now vehemently denying the claims. she said the couple is on good terms and she is even campaigning for him using his surname. it is yet another scandal for him, the populist leader who is been accused of sexism and racism. he was recently shot at by a protester, and now polls show his rival

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he is permanently doing that but unfortunately for him, not only are senior conservatives publicly dissingd and also ruth davidson, the scottish conservative leader saying that his remarks were unwarranted when he called theresa may's chequers deal to range. she is advising that he takes a period of silence. —— arranged. the polling also suggest that he would be wise to put a lid on his relentless ambition to lead the party. the mail on sunday today was suggesting that conservatives, it had 10,000 voters ina conservatives, it had 10,000 voters in a poll conservatives, it had 10,000 voters ina polland conservatives, it had 10,000 voters in a poll and it showed that the conservatives would do worse under borrowers. and another poll today suggested that conservative voters overwhelmingly support the chequers deal, not his version of brexit. it seems like he really does not have ground. i am not sure it is true about chequers. it is a political poll. that sounds dodgy. about chequers. it is a political poll. that sounds dodgyi about chequers. it is a political poll. that sounds dodgy. i will t

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you seem to be dissing a project which, until the brexit vote, the british government was saying wasopean cooperation. it is a good example of european cooperation and we are proud to have been part of it but you cannot underestimate the challenges of operating a project on that scale. given the tone of voice and the tense you've just used, it sounds to me like you have decided that britain is frankly giving up on being a part of galileo‘s future. it's not been settled but you sound as though in your head, as chief of the uk space agency, you are already on to this project of building a british alternative. no, we would like to continue to participate in galileo. at the end of the day, there's a lot of cost in that system. it is pretty much up and running in its basic form and, as far as possible, we would like to stay in it. what i am saying is, if we wanted to build our own system we would benefit from a lot of learning and we'd have a simpler project to deliver. because it would not be a project managed by 28 separate member states. we've talked a lot about money so far. the only

was returned to guess him we're here to sear whether disses day and offer his career we don't know for he says his replacement former mayor also paul fed another will have died good very well when little action and try to commute his sentence this would go through the courts again. it does not have the power of pardon and it's a political calculation on their part but it shows that brazil for all its flaws is a country where the rule of law applies ok paul a final quick thought from you i mean luna has a huge amount of grassroots support across brazil how his supporters likely to react to this court decision whether some of them although since this was not unexpected some of them may decide to support the former mayor some fall leaves his running mate for a number of that some of them may try to go to a with other candidates poll suggests that might in a sealed a founding member of the workers' party or running for a third time for the presidency she was a senator she was an environmental figure minister she is a global leader in environmental issues you know could benefit from this ot

we have gone too far with this anonymous source thing and speculation on who is dissing the president now. emiljosh. emilyem.emily: there may be an increasing turn around on anonymous sources, it can be turned around on democrats. this person wants the president to be outed because they don't support anything the president does. there is an element of blood lust here as well. charles: bill mcgurny is with the "wall street journal." the article felt coordinated after the woodward book, then the last week when the establishments and the elites piled on president trump. but the idea there was going to be a coup for lack of a better word. invoke the 25th amendment. that the president was so unstable, he was such a wildcard that they were going to have to have a coup and get him out of office. >> you get to say that because it's anonymous. but in a sense this is business as usual in the white house. there is always someone leaking to the press. the people in the west wing are trying to figure out who spoke to the press that night. this takes it to a new level and it's hard to evaluate the

ofre was an entire period american indian policy trying to diss aggregate reservations, eliminate the political relationships we talked about, terminate their status, and find the removal of tribal people. they called it relocation, to send them to live in cities. structuring, guiding principles and laws of the american nationstate that target the most vulnerable, impoverished communities on the american continent with incentives, one-way bus tickets, here is promotional literature on a house you will own in denver. come to denver and leave behind your reservation community. it is in that milieu that many native american urban indian communities are formed. pan indian tribal associations arise. activism from veterans, students, and relocatees start taking over and harnessing the collective energy of young native people's that lead to the kind of reform efforts that help initiate the types of legislative actions mark was referencing around the taos blue lake return. weis a wonderful history should all have some degree of understanding of and perhaps celebrate the achievements but also

top democrats hit the campaign trail dissing trump supporters in the process, is that a mistake or smart politics to follow hillary clinton's deplorable strategy? >> a small percentage of the american people, some of them the dregs of society. shannon: how does that play in texas where there are brand-new poles in the senate race, team coverage coming up. midterms after the break. to be , kids need good nutrition. and practice... lots of practice. get them started right with carnation breakfast essentials. it has protein plus vitamins and minerals to help kids be their best. carnation breakfast essentials. shannon: has midterm elections inch closer, democratic stars hit the campaign trail, to shift the balance of power in washington back in their favor they taking on trump supporters. what were? trace gallagher is on the case. >> reporter: we began with a sequel to the incredibles and end with a rehash of deplorables, comments reminiscent of hillary clinton describing half of trump voters in 2016. this time around former vice president joe biden led the charge speaking at the human right

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show, can't watch a commercial without somebody either applauding somebody because of politics or dissingbecause of politics. >> it's refreshing. it's an uplifting ad. this man is extremely inspirational to a lot of people. there are aare the of videos of kids that show up to tell him how much he means to them. little amputees who say you're an inspiration to me. he's in the nike ad. he transcends politics. i love the commercial. i really love the extended version. the parents are featured in it, especially the dad. and if you played sports and had a parent who was involved -- charles: isn't that great sub text, parental involvement. the more iconic people in sports, williams' sisters dad, he was so determined. shaquille o'neal, his stepfather stepped in when his father disappeared on him. michael jordan. >> kevin durant. >> these kids grow up and do well in sports and life. that's a lesson that can be learned. a two-important house hold, one-parent house hold. it really drives home what can be done with sports and the message that can be sent with it from these athletes. it's not about s

. >> reporter: trump dissing his own deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, for whomevery day can be can a near fatal experience. he became the man in charge once the attorney general recused himself. so he's the one who hired the special counsel and now stands between trump and any move to fire robert mueller. which leaves him on the hot seat, under attack not only from the preside the president but also from angry republicans who blame him for keeping information from them and want this russia investigation over. >> if you have evidence that this president acted inappropriately, present it to the american people. whatever you got. finish it the hell up because this country is being torn apart. >> reporter: oddly enough rosenstein started out as a teacher's pet. >> very smart guy. the democrats like him. the republicans like him. >> this man is a man of character and the gold standard at the department of justice. >> reporter: rosenstein's stock rose even higher after two weeks on the job he wrote a now-infamous memo at the request of the president lambasting fbi director james come

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hello, everyone, i am dana perino and disses "the daily briefing." ♪ the president could adjust the kavanaughituation, as democrats call for a delay while the allegations are fully investigated. kavanaugh, again, issuing a strong denial and saying that he is willing to testify. the lawyer for his accuser says that she, too, is willing to speak before the senate judiciary committee. counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, saying we must hear christine blasey ford's story. >> she should not be ignored, she should not be ignored dumb i consulted, she should be heard, and so should he. it should be weighed with the considerable body of evidence that this man has about his character, integrity, temperament, exceptional qualifications. many women in his life, right, left, and center, ideologically, who have testified and said that. >> dana: john roberts is live on the white house on a busy monday. john? >> good afternoon. we will hear from the president shortly. i would be surprised if he says anything about this, because the white house really wants the senate judiciary committee and the jud

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