>> doris kearns goodwin has agreed to stay with us over this break.ig question for her on the other side of this break when we come back. e other side of this break when we come back. >>> historian doris kearns goodwin has been kind enough to hang around, and i lied, i have at least two more questions for you. the qualities in this book, which i sincerely hope everyone reads, of presidential leadership. what's your answer when you're asked about trump's brand of presidential leadership? >> well, just look at the qualities that my four guys that i studied -- lincoln, the two roosevelts, and lbj -- on civil rights they shared -- humility, empathy, resilience, the ability to create a team around them that could question their assumptions and argue with them, the sense of ambition for self being less than eventually the ambition for the world. i mean, those qualities are what we need in times of crisis. i am always optimistic about america getting through in terms of what we've done before, and we've come through with the right leader at right time. we ha

so, good morning, my name is doris meiser. those of you have been regulars at this conference will know what i will say to those who are new to this conference, and that is for many years, the first panel of this gathering, has been what we call a state of plain. in the state of play, we try to talk about what is current and what is the state of the immigration enterprise and the state of immigration politics -- state of immigration politics, events, and developments. and every year, it gets a little bit more interesting and a little bit more charged, and i guess we certainly miss that standard -- we certainly missed that standard this year, haven't we? we have a terrific panel here of people that know politics on both says of the aisle as well as people that cover these issues, so let me quickly run through the speakers. and then, we are going to have as much of a conversation as we can. i'm going to ask questions. the panel will answer -- panelists will answer and there will be time at the end for the audience for participat

our thanks to our friend doris kearns goodwin. the book is "leadership in turbulent times" and, yes, these are. and that is our broadcast. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> mr. president, on rudy giuliani, why do you think it's appropriate for your personal attorney to get involved in government business? >> well, you'd have to ask rudy. >> democrats subpoena the president's lawyer. >> shut up! shut up. >> new reports that mike pompeo was listening in on the phone call with ukraine. >> i'll -- the white house will have to explain. >> and new reporting that the president asked australia's prime minister to help investigate the origin of the mueller probe. >> australia is a fantastic country. >> tonight as the scandal grows, the trump defense flails. >> and president trump replies, i would like us to do you a favor though.

with us tonight is doris goodwin presidential historian and author. written best sellers about both roosevelts, the kennedys, lbj, lincoln to name a few. her latest work is "leadership in turbulent times" a "new york times" best seller which conveniently comes out tomorrow in paperback removing any excuse not to own it and read it. welcome back. great to have you. >> very glad to be here. >> when in your memory was the last president who called for the arrest and questioning toward a charge of treason of a sitting member of congress, more than that a committee chair? >> thankfully i cannot remember when the last time was. i mean, the words that are thrown around, this is really important right now as we go through this impeachment process. we have to define what treason is. we have to define the rule of law. what is abuse of power. what can't just -- either side can't throw words around without explaining it. that's what the country needs so that public sentiment can c coeless, if they think impeachment is necessary to create a consensus, so the count

doris kearns goodwin is here with that backdrop. leadership in turbulent times out in paperback. among many of her best-sellers where she looks at leadership, where individuals in the job, unenviable job as president of the united states. i didn't know you were here in person. we were prepared to trash you and all. my god, she is here. always great to have. >> you thank you. neil: the backdrop, the economic backdrop, i always argue, doris it helped bill clinton. didn't lessen the magnitude of the impeachment hearings at the time but i kind of think the fact that wall street wanted him to survive it because of the economy and markets help the him. just the opposite with richard nixon. he probably would have been in trouble regardless. the environment staffing nation. the effects of an opec oil embargo didn't help him. this environment, notwithstanding looks good for this president. what do you think? >> no question for president clinton when the monica lewinsky scandal a lot of people wondered about his personal qualities. they shoul

mcaleenan: thanks, doris. we will give it one more shot.s a career law enforcement professional i have dedicated my career to protecting the right to free speech and all the values we hold dear in america, from all threats. so we will go ahead and try one more time. but otherwise, i am going to go back to work and keep trying to secure this country. [protesters chanting] sec. mcaleenan: [indiscernible] you can posted on your web. colleagues, you are invoking democracy. democracy involves dialogue and requires listening, a two way street. the secretary has agreed to take questions and answers. we are robbing time from the period of questions and answers. could we please listen to his remarks and have a chance to question them, including those who disagree with him? last time, team. lots to cover today, some very serious issues we can talk about. in candor, in a real dialogue, or we can continue to shout. i would like to take our dialogue this morning above the politics and the daily news cycle and talk about the challenges and efforts we fac

doris miser on stage was here in front, michelle mittelstadt and lisa dixon selected all of you as well area in the 16 years our organizations have conducted this conference we worked hard to bring you viewpoints on current debate in immigration law and policy not only from across the political spectrum but from different vantage points from policymakers the federal state and local level, experts and academics, from journalists, nervous providers and advocates, from political strategists and many others. today you will hear oysters from across the spectrum and from different vantage points and undoubtedly you won't agree with all of them but at the time when just about every aspect of immigration as become so polarized, we firmly believe it's a more important than ever to hear from keystone stakeholders on what's animating their thoughts and actions , field to question them and to have a possible civil and informed dialogue . so welcome and we look forward to a full day of engaging and provocative discussions . let me now introduce this year's keynote speaker. acting secretary of homela

with that i'll turn over to you and doris meissner will be chairing the question and answer period. secretary mcaleenan. [applause] [shouting] [chanting] >> sitdown. [shouting] >> sit down. [chanting] >> okay. [chanting] >> please, that's enough now. thank you very much. we hear you this is a forum where we respect free speech. we respect your right to protest, but with respect to the audience wants to the speaker, let's say the rest of it for the q&a period. thank you. thank you very much. please be seated. we would like to the speaker now. please be seated. [shouting] >> please, please, folks. please, folks. this is enough. [shouting] >> please be seated so we can hear the speaker and engage in a dialogue. please be seated. [applause] mr. michelini and. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for the kind introduction. [shouting] >> please be seated. [shouting] guys, that's enough. [shouting] that is enough. [shouting] please be seated or take -- take the protest outside. we hear you. we hear you. [shouting] >> this audience is here to engage in a dialogue and listen to the speaker.

philosophical change in the system and i want to cite one example of that, there are many but it's one that doris referred to which is the onslaught, systematic dismantling is a ministration about a silent system with respect to the southwest border. so i want to mention briefly what happened here and i'm probably leaving a few things that former attorney general sessions and the current attorney general william barr have used their authorities over the immigration courts to revise decades of caselaw and shutdown the availability of asylum to specifically to the people who are coming from central america with claims having to do with gang violence and sexual predation . the ministration as sharply limited the discretion. >> ability of judges. in the immigration courts for dealing with these asylum systems to give prosecutorial discretion or to exercise its ability with the way they are handling dockets and the way they are handling these cases . the ministration has moved to denied bond asylum-seekers and increase the attention of asylum-seekers. administration applied zero-tolerance criminal pro

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in the prorogue case, the second case, the majority of the public, 56% felt that it was right that dorisright that dorisjohnson was held to account by the courts so it did not do that. —— borisjohnson. what it's done, the trust deficit is not in the courts. the trust deficit is in politicians and it's very important that in that environment where we have got this growing mistrust, that there is a lever of something that rings stability and that to my mind is the law. is there a trust deficit in you, do you think? well, some people don't agree with what i'm doing, they may not understand but as far as doing, they may not understand but as faras i'm doing, they may not understand but as far as i'm aware, there isn't. let me be more specific and i'm going to quote somebody you'll have no time for but i think his view is leading to something that it's important we have different views. brendan 0'neill important we have different views. brendan o'neill is an ardent brexiteer, right—wing commentator. he said, anyone who doubts the battle over brexit is a clash between the elite and the people

doris was right.as always able to say i'm doing my job, i'm keeping the economy strong. let republicans worry about impeachment, i'm doing my job. it is just the opposite with donald trump. he's obsessed not only with this impeachment, he's also obsessed still with the 2016 election. >> yes. and, again, what you see, and it's important to sort of reframe it again and again, as you see those poll numbers showing that people are tuned in. and this is basic. you may have the president's stooges and his pundits on tv saying this is too in the weeds, this is complicated or trying to complicate it. but what you see in this poll numbers is you can't complicate something that is very, very simple. >> too simple. >> and people don't like what the president did. you don't shakedown the leader of another country for dirt on a political opponent. >> and, mika -- >> you just don't. >> -- not only is the storyline straightforward, the president of the united states used the office of the presidency to extort a fore

and le bron james doris added another layer to this the cambridge from date of the sports has been following the story welcome we chatted a bit but before we do i just like to bring in what a live bron james said what his comments were once more for our viewers he said i do not believe there was any consideration for the consequences and ramifications off the tweet my team and this league just went through a difficult week i think people need to understand what tweet all-state front can do to others. ed why are these comments so significant well 1st it's worth pointing out this is le bron james we're talking about this is as you said at the top of the show the undisputed king of the n.b.a. now these tweets really need to be viewed through the lens of his image as a campaigner for social justice he often in the past used his platform as this n.b.a. superstar this juggernaut to promote his political views now we actually have a few examples of this so if we go back to this 2012 tweets this is james and his miami heat teammates paying tribute to trayvon martin a 17 year old black boy who was sh

ahead of both carious football federation has announced that he will resign on friday doris loved behala his departure comes off the ball garion fans targeted in line players with racist abuse during monday night's euro 2020 qualifying match in fans were caught on camera making nazi salutes and directing monkey chants that england play is leading balgair is prime minister to demand mahela his resignation despite the abuse and the 2 stoppages it caused england $16.00 nil i and because of that racist abuse european football governing body you a fight is currently investigating the ball garia england match and the turkish national team is also being investigated by u.a. for for displaying quote potential provocative political behavior in the last 2 matches. or goal celebration that has spoke to you a fair investigation turkish player is paying tribute to soldiers fighting codes in syria for the 2nd game running national team players celebrated with a military salute the took their sports minister believes penalising the double celebration is hypocritical. to express that there is a double s

that he was making that pitch to the united states and was also making sure that everything is hunky dory between india and the u.s. and particularly between the 2 personalities mr moore the and mr trump the so-called how the mood in houston was just the latest of 15 foreign rallies modi has headlined since coming to power in 2014 and president trump is just the latest foreign leader to stand alongside him. back in 2015 it was london david cameron and an even bigger crowd of 60000. as prime minister modi has travelled out to be a nearly $100.00 times visiting some 60 countries. whether it's new york johannesburg. to spend an inordinate amount of time on the road with communities building political ties and forging political narratives he's trying to bring everyone together you know we might be british you might be american but we're still indian and have indian heritage. for no one really is proud to say they're from india india was some sort of you know remote 3rd world country that no one really gave any importance to seeing prime minister nor they go out to different countries just mak

doris hello to you barbara so what does boris johnson hope to achieve by sending these different and contradictory letters. now what he's trying to achieve is what if you look at the sunday papers for instance the sunday times of bricks that leaning bricks are directors are trying to scupper bricks it and he sent 3 defined letters to brussels is exactly that to define the purpose of parliament and that is to explain to the european leaders on the other side of the channel listen i was forced to write this letter i didn't sign it parliament forced me to send it but i don't mean it now we have to see what the lawyers say about that because in legal terms that would be bad faith can you sort of get around a law saying yes i'm forced to do this but i don't want it that's the question so the courts will probably have another word on that bought of course he was trying to he is trying to sort of undermine the the will and the these purpose of parliament it was go a bit more slowly was dyspraxia proses not to reminisce route in one go but to look at the legislation 1st that it's needed to i

deal will also facilitate returning syrian refugees to syria when and how is this expected to happen dorie. well that's a key part of his objective. pressure to get rid of these 3 and a half 1000000 refugees in his country and to this operation a turkey carried out that was part of this process they want to create a safe zone a 450 kilometers long 30 kilometers deep where the president said that they would send back 2000000 refugees now that process is on hold they have these 120 kilometer strip on that they call a control which is that it's consolidated under this deal with putin but the rest of the territory that's far from putin says that the return of refugees is part of the part part of the deal but it's part of a wider process involved united nations and crucially damascus. if you want to see these refugees return you have to start talking to them ask us up until now that's been a red line for the on the phone calls assad a butcher and only today assad referred to as a 3rd rate actor putin has a lot of work to do indeed he does in the story for us in istanbul tonight dorian thank you

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british police a facing and europe wide investigation it's known the dory has gary number plates and passed through the port of support in belgium the truck's driver was from northern ireland. forensic investigations along under way with victims still not identified late wednesday officers told the truck await. this matches attracted national and international interest it is absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted. that. the family. may get through this and find them and mathematics is to be with their families for now there's still more questions than answers in this. in case which had horrified many britons. the international judo federation has banned iran indefinitely until its athletes are allowed to face israelis in competition a suspension had already been imposed on iran last month now the band comes after saeed mole i was pressured by his country's judo officials to lose a world championship out rather than risk facing an israeli opponent. i walked off the iranian team in tokyo in august in protest around has $21.00 days to appeal the suspension. well 100 years

doris kearns goodwin says there's no reason to rush it. talking about how fast we should really be going with this. >> my point would be slow it down. this is not going to be nancy pelosi's choice or adam schiff's. this is the american people. nothing is more serious than nullifying election and that's what we are talking about. it's nullifying a presidential election. if you want to do that, the american people need to take their time and i think will take their time and weigh and measure what's out there. >> neil: like with clinton, it could boomerang. it boomerang on the republicans going after bill clinton. taking backseats in life was looking pretty good. >> american say wait a second, aren't you supposed to care about matters at hand that are going to affect me as opposed to the political impeachment process? he's right and that it is moving fast and why not wait 12 hours to actually see the transcripts, nancy pelosi didn't wait. there is kind of an urgency there but at the same time, she didn't take a vote. you can't have your cake

and chelsea go head to head argentinian club river plate and through to the couple about doris final on aggregate despite losing tuesday semifinal 2nd leg to book a genius the build up to the game was arguably bigger than wednesday's one the result a year ago the book of genius boss was attacked by river plate fans leading to the final being moved to spain this time there was a huge security operation around both teams at lebombo net or in one of cyrus the match was still delayed though but this time it was because too much confetti on the pitch. colombian footballers of call the strike to start on the 3rd of november as they continue to protest against working conditions in the national league of players want fewer games a collective health plan and a new disciplinary code on saturday some teams protested during games by sitting on the ground all slowly kicking the ball between them talks failed when the league and the football federation didn't show up to a meeting on monday. players in brazil have also been protesting this time of an oil spill that they say isn't being cleaned up

that he was making that pitch to the united states and was also making sure that everything is hunky dory between india and the u.s. and particularly between the 2 personalities mr moore the and mr trump the so-called how the mood in houston was just the latest of 15 foreign rallies modi has headlined since coming to power in 2014 and president trump is just the latest foreign leader to stand alongside him back in 2015 it was london david cameron and an even bigger crowd of 60000. as prime minister has traveled out of india nearly 100 times visiting some 60.

a text alert around morning fol police knocking on the doris of home woke up the people of geyserville. >> scary, flames, there was explosions too. when i saw the text message i grabbed my daughter, a few things. >> reporter: cynthia and her family were among the two thousand people evacuated. >> i was scared and crying. >> why were you crying? >> because my animal that avi in the house and i don't want my house to burn down. >> reporter: they returned late afternoon to retrieve her mother's medication for a thyroid condition and picture of her daughter. while their home was not damaged, others were reduced to piles overable. on red winery home we saw one home still burning. on geyser's road we saw downed power lines on fire with a cr o cal fire confirm thad 49 structures have been destroyed. >> that damage assessment continues. it is not over. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriff says all evacuation orders remain in effect. >> once you leave an area you will not be allowed back in. >> reporter: cal fire says there are more than 1300 firefighters on the line and that number is expected t

joining us now for some perspectives is doris kerns goodw goodwin.w in paperback. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> why is this impeachment different from any other? because we recline at the table? no. what do you see as being unique here? >> the interesting thing is we do turn to history to understand this impeachment. because it's so great when the framers come out and they're alive and they're walking around. and to try to figure out what is different in this one and before. it seems to me that's the real question. how is it going to come out different from before? you have two models particularly in terms of nixon and in terms of clinton. with the nixon impeachment, by the time he almost was impeached and he resigned, the countries thought it was the right thing to do. the hearings had worked. john dean's testimony had taken place. the saturday night massacre had considered. there was obstruction of justice and a healing process at the end of that. when gerald ford came out and said the national nightmare is over. with clinton it e

policy a global organization that advocates sustainable transportation before the b r t came into doris a log of public transport services provided by heavily polluting mini buses and the b r t was able to replace 3000 of those vehicles with 140 high capacity buses that all meet a much better emissions standard and it was also able to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to the global credit crisis the new bus system has been a blessing for salim and he's just one of thousands of passengers who have cut up to 50 hours a month from their commute. the money. i used to feel bad because i was getting home so late my kids were p.s. . by the time i got home i want to know why but it's so much better now you know i get to spend time with my kids and look over the homework i'm playing with them a little so it's not the model because the rapid bus gets me home so much faster when. there are still 5 phases to go until the project is complete the network will then cover around 130 kilometers until then some indeed and the other residents. will have to rely on dollar dollar as for at lea

even if it's binary, make a lot, lose a lot, but a pattern of return that doesn't have eveanything to dory, makewith the courselot, of the stock or bond markets ev anything elseory, in your portfolio,selot, that's an elegant part of the mix. david: so do you ever, say, do research on a company and then-- let's say a company-- and then you call up or somebody calls up the ceo and say, "this is a way you could "improve your company, do this and that," god they say, "that's idea. i wish i had thought of tha? that's interesting. the way you're asking the question, tit presupposes that the response of the company is always either anger or hiding under their desks orcombination. and that's wrong, you would say? paul: no. sometimes, you're actually knocking on an open door. my style and our style as a team is doing the work as troughly as w to develop a thesis, to assess whether we think there really is an action or a series of actions that could be taken to eliminate underperformance or ameliorate a situation, then contacting a company privately, testing with consultants or bankers, and trying t

your nosy on on the at that time were any theater dory platt your nonna said yet that all does arnie tasm law that nick and me are the needle of the attorney is about them after the war the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia prosecuted those responsible for the atrocities committed in celebrity it sounds. bosnian serb civilian and military leaders were tried for genocide rape and the mass execution of bosnian muslims the tribunals handed down over $160.00 indictments for crimes against humanity the bosnian serb forces were aware when they embarked on this genocidal venture thirds a harm to cause would continue to plague the bosnian muslims zippier shambala states unequivocal. condemns in appropriate terms the deep and lasting injury inflicted and caused the massacre at srebrenica by its proper name genocide. the remains of 7000 civilians were found after the war in mass graves and scattered through the woods surrounding several needs are a 1000 more have yet to be found. a native of these quiet hamlets but his new catch survived the genocide his father and 2 br

if it is as hunky—dory as being suggested, why do they not publish the impact assessment?they got to hide? that is more of a negotiating tactic with the eu. but we've heard whispers that downing street may make a comment about workers' rights because they know that is what a lot of labour mps because they know that is what a lot of labourmps are because they know that is what a lot of labour mps are concerned about. we are going to look at the sun in oui’ we are going to look at the sun in our next edition of the papers, there is an op—ed in the sun from there is an op—ed in the sun from the prime minister, but to give you a few lines, a taster on that subject, he goes on to say that "we will be able to do free trade agreements around the world that have the potential to create thousands of jobs and have the potential to create thousands ofjobs and reduce your weekly bills. at the same time we will be able to give our own domestic guarantees to maintain the highest possible standards both for workers' rights and for environment of protection." will that be enough? it won't

i'm going to pick up on that dory. i'm going to do this forecast in reverse. i'm going to start by showing you past the seven day. this is the 8 to 14 day forecasts for temperatures. just like veronica pointed out the temperatures have been all over the place. if you look past the seven day starting from day eight today 14. this the last week of october. it is a probability map showing the degree of confidence temperatures will be below or above average. the last week of october we are she did deep in the red. which doesn't give us a specific forecast for temperatures. rather what it tells us there is a high degree of confidence going towards the last week of october. our temperatures will come in above average. that is something to look forward to at the end of the month. let's talk about was coming our way the next few days. our view outside from the salesforce tower. take a look at mount diablo. tri-valley. over to concorde. temperatures in the low 80s today. meanwhile on the water san francisco is 62. we are still at that time of year where we are getting

. >> thank you very much doris and andrew for organizing this important in debt every year. it's such a fantastic gathering of people who care about the immigration system. thank you very much. so i see some continuities between president trump and bath administrations but mostly very stark differences. let's talk about some of the similarities. border enforcement. i think that the president rhetoric about a porous border and billing the big beautiful wall obscures the fact that border enforcement has been strengthened and fortified with persons and border agents surveillance technology, military style equipment, more enforcement, since basically the 1990s and particularly on the end of the bush administration and president obama. there is a lot of continuity despite the rhetoric about the porous borders. there is a lot of continuity in terms of border enforcement. in terms of interior enforcement, i think it's always good to remember that by the department of homeland security his own statistics, president obama, deported almost 3 million people. so the history of permanent

board if you cannot imagine a situation that americans with for example the branch of al qaida or doris along american mexican border just because prior to the air strikes again said drug cartels. and in ecuador after a week or.

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an hour or so for doris johnson s really is the moment of truth for him and his career but of course the bracks set. in their 1st national childhood gender reassignment clinic is in the firing line of claims of under a search center experimental treatment is now being sued by a mother of a patient and a nurse who used to work there they're asking the court to ban the tavistock center from prescribing hormone blocking medication unless a court decides if it's in the best interest of the child the cleric and the trust in charge of gender identity services in north london are also being accused of giving families misleading information about the risks marcus evans a former governor of the clinic and the husband of the nurse assuming the facility argues that the treatment is indeed under researched it is a controversial treatment with a vulnerable group of kids it's got long reaching consequences. we really don't know what's going on in this area and yet the trust was acting as if 'd there was nothing to look at everything was fine and we just 'd carry on as normal of never being again t

health plan and a new disciplinary code argentinian club river plate are through to the cope of liberty doris final on aggregate despite losing tuesday's semifinal 2nd leg to boca juniors these were the scenes in buenos aires as the team returned home it's in stark contrast to last year when river plate fans attacked the team bus of boca ahead of the final this year river will face either flamingo or gremio in next month's south american showpiece. in a few hours the houston astros will host the washington nationals in game 2 of baseball's world series 20 year old juan soto started for washington and game one as they took a $10.00 lead in the best of 7 series peter senate reports and 2 teams with very different histories the nationals looking for their 1st ever world series title the asters aiming for a 2nd championship in 3 seasons when one so-so was struck out by garrett cole he had no idea what impact he was still to have on this game. he said with 2 nothing up early on and looking good on home soil at minute maid park joel fish but then that's so no home run from roy and zimmerman brought

members of parliament is quote a price worth paying to get their desired breaks its outcome is london doris wanted to get moss takes a look at the everyday trysts faced by lawmakers as a result of the big debate with her if i got a very bad order to hurt her there is a crowd outside the palace of westminster every day made up of both angry leavers and remain ors the police often have to intervene m.p.'s arriving for work face verbal abuse and sometimes even physical attack. nigel raj leader of the bracks a party had a milkshake thrown at him earlier this year a relatively harmless incident compared to what other politicians have experienced . i have threats of violence including a death threat to civil death threats several secu shouldn't by the police so i sat in a meeting recently with some other bricks here senior colleagues and some he said just look around so does anyone not a death threat and the answer was we've all had death threats. including tom brake . the liberal democrat is a staunch opponent of breck's it. one facebook page contain comments suggesting he should be strangled. i

i was telling doris we have a lot of americans that you know they side on on the fact that you know you have 2 wonderful parents that lost this son and the woman was driving on the wrong side of the road and that can happen you know those are the opposite roads that happens i won't say it ever happened to me but it did when you get used to driving on our system and then you're all of a sudden the other system we're driving it happens i have to be careful very careful and cyclist is suspected of hitting and killing harry done while driving on the wrong side of the road at 1st she cooperated with u.k. police but then fled to the u.s. claiming diplomatic immunity prime minister boris johnson has strongly objected to her use of this legal instrument. do you want think that it can be right to use the process of diplomatic immunity for this type of purpose and i hope that and secure that this will come back and will engage properly with the process is of was there carried out in this country some reports suggest oculus as husband who was an intelligence officer rather than a diplomat casting

its reason for investing so many euro's and doris into defense and this is to be sold also to the german public in the coming years why we should spend many many billions or 2 percent of our g.d.p. in the future for defense and therefore it's self marketing and i think russia understands this very well it has to be seen. yeah really illogical it's not even absurd to assume that russia could each. member state territory of europe because russia totally depends on a good economic and trade relationship with europe. has issued a rallying cry to france calling for unity and vigilance in the fight against islamist extremism the president made that appeal as he on of the victims of a knife attack at a paris police station last week. 1st with the always the 3 meet in the face of islamist terrorism we will fight relentlessly civil servants of our police prefecture in the security and intelligence for water jobs of course an essential part of the response to security institutions alone will not suffice the government alone all state services alone cannot defeat the islamist hydra no the whole nat

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dori this new plan says that the kurds have 6 more days to basically evacuate you know 30 kilometers from the border with turkey but we're hearing from the commanders of the turkish of the kurdish forces that they're saying that they've already withdrawn so who's telling the truth here and are we looking at preprogramed military conflicts between the turks and the kurds in the next 6 days. well what's the syrian kurds a particular speaking about this trip of about 120 kilometers between these 2 key towns. which is the center of of this turkish military operation the scene of those heaviest fighting now turkey has taken control of those towns and the area between them and the syrian kurds a part of the u.s. deal that was brokered last week did agree to we've drawn from the area to this 30 kilometers away from the border and ahead of this touchy visit did confirm that that was well underway some 700 rebels had withdrawn and $1200.00 militia will proceed in the process of withdrawing so that deal the deal was well on the way and that will to cut said they were prepared to go along with

the button buds are blocked across lebanon as anti-government protests continue for a 7th day and doris johnston's packs indeed and then by despise parliament proving his class.

stalemate we don't know yet how parliament would be responding to that and what we do know there is that doris jones and really does want a general election he doesn't have a majority and she is thinking that if he presents himself as somebody who's doing everything to get rex adult and quickly that this will be almost by the voters and that then if the general election does come at some point she will really try and try and score and get the majority here in the house of parliament bigger walk us through the mood what they're you know people there in britain are saying not only about johnson's plan but also about you know calls for a new referendum for example are those getting louder. well yes we have seen just this weekend we have seen hundreds of thousands of people marching of poor and other referendum but at the same time we also know that a lot of people don't want anything to do with that they just don't want to hear about bret's it anymore and when boris johnson is saying well let's just get it over the line and that's finish it then people really are with him however m.p.'s arguing t

yeah it's its reason for investing so many so if you rose and doris into defense and this is what needs to be so it's also true that you aren't public in the coming years why we should spend many many billions or 2 percent of our g.d.p. in the future for defense so if there is no enemy people we have other needs so let's spend the money in education in development in infrastructure and therefore it's self marketing and i think russia understands this very well read thanks for taking us through all those aspects always interesting to have you on the program run iraq 1st geo political analyst and consultant. knife until a stereotype protests continue to rage in ecuador the government's been forced to relocate to the country's 2nd city and suspend parliament furious at the authorities decision to end fuel subsidies demonstrators have launched a campaign that's saying transport networks crippled across the country nicholas o'donovan reports from quito was. the irony was was. ecuador remains under state of emergency after days of protests following president lenin merinos decision to scrap f