he is a long serving politician duffy has i long serving politician duffy has been prime minister foran duffy has been prime minister for many years. e is a giant of slovakian politics would have been prime minister three times. but remember that slovakia is a relatively young country. it was born when czechoslovakia split in two and 1993. in that short time of slovakia's existence, robert fico has been prime minister three times now and each time been prime minister, i should say, it has been a rather tumultuous occupation of that office. it's constantly been dogged by all sorts of allegations, people are made allegations, i should say, not proven, that he was connected to corruption and that indeed is what made him lose power on at the second time he was in office but at the allegations got worse and worse and then, at one point from a journalist who had been investigating all these investigations been assassinated along with his fiancee and that was the point that robert fico had to resign put a lot of people thought his political career was over there but he came back this year. w

duffy thing up.to me, oh , michelle, why said to me, oh, michelle, why are you banging on about this? it was years ago. lives moved on, the party's moved on. and i was saying to him, because i feel a sense that actually that has not moved anywhere. this theme, this undercurrent, to paups theme, this undercurrent, to paul's point, it theme, this undercurrent, to paul's point , it is theme, this undercurrent, to paul's point, it is still there. and that wes streeting, tweet it or the x, which clearly is very proud of because it's still there. it's still very much alive. he hasn't taken it down, he hasn't thought better of it. and i think it's pretty damn disgraceful. and we can argue about what your party could have done better. but do you think that within your party there is that within your party there is that sense of kind of dismissiveness towards what i would just call like normal people ? people? >> well, no, i don't think so. i mean, i think one interesting, first of all, this guy who's won bla

duffy—gate. 0h duffy—gate. 0h, duffy—gate.sting about the punch is i was reminded yesterday that was actually the day labour launched their manifesto. does anyone remember the 2001 labour manifesto? i mean, does anyone remember any manifesto is another question. but everyone remembers the punch, not tony blair's manifesto. the punch. i was talking about it this morning, actually, with some people who were on our show about their favourite campaigns. and alanjohnson remembered a non favourite moment where they were launching their labour 2010 election campaign. and as gordon brown was doing so, there was literally a car crash in the venue just in front of him anyway. no—one was hurt. no—one was hurt, and plenty of other hilarious anecdotes on today's episode of newscast. it's paddy in the studio. laura in the studio. and adam in the studio. and i'vejust realised i'm giving up my weekend to do some public service. this is myjob, but i'll tell you what, laura scooped again. so we start with the reason why we're all tuning in, whi

stuart: sean duffy, see you soon.ne cnn reporter was shocked by a poll showing biden trailing trump in those key states. what did he say? lauren: my goodness gracious, my god, cnn shocked by teflon trump, he is up and most of the swing states especially the sun belt states. watch here. >> president biden campaign, these numbers are disaster, smallest lead is in arizona, 9 in georgia, 13 in nevada. my goodness gracious, no democrat has lost that state, in 2004. >> in places like arizona and nevada, talking about sean duffy polling into the nonwhite vote, hispanics going to trump. stuart: potential trump vice president, going to appear at a political event with big-time donors. lauren: can griffin among others. that shows two big things. financial heavyweight. big-money might be cozying up to donald trump. just to refresh, can griffin was supporting nikki haley and bill ackman supporting dean phillips. are trump critics getting in line? and look at what's going on in the country, can griffin told harvard and the student

we will go with duffy and davis instead. duffy, let's start with you. i mean, you were in congress.ss secretary shouting you down for fear of what you would say next? >> did i not have that happen to me. i think that you played the clip from nate silver i think what nate silver said out loud what all the democratic leadership is saying behind closed doors. they are concerned you but put out the polling joe biden is losing or tied in the all of the swing states there are no changes going to make the polling i had better. how do they turn this around? we are talking about this debate at the end of june, joe biden, donald trump, the question becomes with that kenyan interview why on earth would joe biden agree to a debate? he can't even do a press conference with the kenyan president let alone an hour and a half with donald trump. i think what is happening is joe biden thinks that he needs to solidify his base by having a good performance. it's risky but i think that's what he is trying to do. otherwise, it makes no sense. >> kayleigh: i think you are right. while joe biden is trying t

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i want to bring in jonna spilbor, matt whitaker and sean duffy now. they look happy.ture. what we care about here is the fact that, you know, there is a lot going on with this case that we don't normally get to see. we know there was some kind of row today with the judge and photographer. we may not see anything else from inside the courtroom. the photographer was standing in the wrong place. we've seen the new picture and pop it back up. >> that picture is absolutely ridiculous. now they are taking photo ops at a sham trial of a former president and likely future president. look how happy they are. her credibility is going to be crushed on the stand. you know what she is going to do, harris? true to form she will try to profit off of this picture. thankfully the tables are turning for donald trump both in and out of that courtroom. i for one couldn't be happier. we have to get to the finish line of this trial and get him back on the campaign trail where he belongs. >> harris: we were just talking about that. i had on marc thiessen saying what will happen when he does

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we sent out "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy out there.ers. in fact, i even asked her to come and sit on the couch and she responded. it seems like. >> ainsley: what you always say three names, one person. >> rachel: three names, one person. open arms for me here just like open arms for trump in south bronx. >> brian: you said you like the bronx. >> rachel: everyone was so friendly. i will tell you i was expectation a lot more like ambivalence or maybe even some negativity about donald trump coming because, remember, the democrats are putting out the message he's not welcome in the south bronx. that's not the message i got. look. >> rachel: donald trump is set to make an historic visit right here in the south bronx. i decided to pop in and talk to some people who are going to be there to see why they're excited about the former president coming to their neighborhood. >> i think that's amazing. >> i think it's epic. >> it's the best thing. >> are you going to go? >> yeah. >> rachel: how will he be received here? >> open arms. >> rachel: rea

now i want to bring in sean duffy.n, fox news contributor, also former member of the house and i come to you there also co-host of the bottom line with dagen and duffy on fox business. i come to you with this concern now that there has to be politically -- these people are showing up now for the president. >> first off, i think it is important that these members of congress actually say what donald trump can't say himself. but making -- dagen made this point to me. having the members of congress in the courtroom. what does it say to the jury? he is not sitting alone by himself. senators and house members come in and say this is something beyond the facts of the case, this is about an election. one of your other guests pointed this out. remember the congress we run for the hills when there are charges. we don't want to be around these kind of trials. but when it is this kind of trial that you have members of congress coming out in droves i think it speaks volumes to the jury. >> harris: you know, i do want to mention be

former wisconsin congressman and prosecutor sean duffy.e, good to see you, thanks for having me. >> steve: you know, there are a couple stories out there, i think in the "new york times" it suggests that maybe bob menendez may actually throw his wife under the bus and say she had information i didn't know we were taking bribe money. >> sean: i had no idea but the gold bars that came in my house allegedly from my wife. i googled online how much they were worth. also, steve, the prosecution has really wonderful details. one of the envelopes of cash found in his jacket pocketed when fbi searched his home, they have fingerprint evidence of the driver of, you know, one of these business associates who allegedly paid the money to menendez. and, also, d.n.a. from one of those business business associates. they not only have the gold and cash but they also have fingerprints and d.n.a. on the envelopes that held the cash. by the way, bob menendez has spent his life serving in government, local levels in new jersey, all the way up to now u.s. senato

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duffy—gate. 0h, duffy—gate.about the punch is i was reminded yesterday, that was actually the day labour launched their manifesto. does anyone remember the 2001 labour manifesto? i mean, does anyone remember any manifesto is another question. but everyone remembers the punch, not tony blair's manifesto. the punch. i was talking about it this morning, actually, with some people who were on our show about their favourite campaigns. and alanjohnson remembered a non—favourite moment where they were launching the labour 2010 election campaign. and as gordon brown was doing so, there was literally a car crash in the venue just in front of him. no—one was hurt. no—one was hurt, and plenty of other hilarious anecdotes on today's episode of newscast. it's paddy in the studio. laura in the studio. and adam in the studio. and i'vejust realised i'm giving up my weekend to do some public service. this is myjob, but i'll tell you what, laura scooped again. so we start with the reason why we're all tuning in, which is you've g

rachel campos duffy went to the bronx to find out. >> definitely come. >> as long as he's doing something, such a respect to the bronx. >> before trump, it was not considered, were they going to democratic strongholds? >> he should come. >> ainsley: fox news alert from the border to quantico. jordanian national entered the u.s. illegally. >> steve: not so shocking. as we head into memorial day, celebrate fleet week with a tug-of-war. it is navy versus the marines, all live on fox square. let's get started. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: a lot of muscle there. >> steve: meanwhile, former president donald trump is set to make a stop in the south bronx tonight 6:00 on doorstep of aoc's district, where no republican presidential candidate has won that district in 100 years. >> brian: thousands of supporters are expected to turn out, new sienna poll has the former president within single digits of president biden in the empire state. >> ainsley: left wing demonstrations are planned to counter the visit. like that poster there seen circulating on social media clai

. >> todd: rachel campos duffy went to the bronx to talk to locals ahead of today's event, you will not believe responses s she got. >> are you happy he's coming here? >> that's a good step for him, him coming here will bring light to the hood, at least he's trying. >> carley: rachel will be live on "fox and friends" and joining us later this morning, this hour with more reaction, stick around, you do not want to miss what people are saying ahead of this big event. former presidential candidate nikki haley is breaking her silence and revealing who she is voting for in this year's presidential election. >> as a voter, i put my priorities on a president who will have the backs of our allies and hold our enemies to account, who would secure the border, no more excuses, trump has not been perfect on these policies, but biden has been a catastrophe, so i will be voting for trump. >> carley: haley ended her campaign two months ago and did not immediately endorse donald trump saying he has to win over the voters who supported her. >> todd: if trump can get haley voters, huge for his campaign.

joining me -- and sean duffy, host of the bottom lean, both are fox news contributors.ey. i was sitting behind three of them today, burgum and donald and vivek and it crossed my mind. >> sean: vivek was there in the pri primary. this is apprentice on vp stakes. what donald trump wants is winners, test them out, who can raise money, who can message and defend me best. donald trump likes winners, he wanted america to win during presidency. he said, you are going to get of winning, you compare the vp stakes. remember when joe biden called kamala harris really boring phone call and asked her to be his vice presidential running mate? this is exciting. >> laura: so tragic. i remember. byron, i don't know, we're going to talk to ken langone coming up, big nikki haley supporter. i think he's open and we'll have a good conversation with him, big donor to gop. i think republicans are looking like, save this country. save the country. does the vice presidential pick matter more because trump will be a one-term if the if elected and would it nullify old establishment type, not old,

sean, so we are going to goy an duth duffy davis instead. duffy, let's start witffh you.e in congress. did you ever have your press secretary, like, shoutin yougav you down, fearful of what you would say next? >> i did not have that happen to me. i thin that youk this was a first. but i think you played the clip from nate silver think and i thk what nate silver said out loud is what all the democrat leadershipsaying b is saying bet closed doors. they're concerned about the pollin putout thg. ng o joe biden is losing or tied in all of the swine all g state. and there's nothing to make changes that are going to make the polling. i think any better.? and so the question becomes, how do they turn this around? we'r about e talking about this debate at the end of june, joe biden, donald trump. debthe question becomes t with that kenyon interview, why on earth would joe biden agree to a debatan't e ae, he can't ed a press conference with the kenyan president, let alone an hour and a halmp.f with with donald trump. i think what's happening is joe biden thinkso that he needs to so

duffy: we shot j.r. and then we broke for the summer.hen coincidentally, the actors went on strike and it delayed the resolution. and it just started to percolate through the world. i remember going on vacation to england that summer and that's all that people were talking about there. lovejoy: well we know you don't die. i mean, you couldn't die? you don't know that. well, how could you die? you couldn't come back next season. that's what i mean. i couldn't come back, but the show could still go. oh, but you wouldn't? what is that show without j.r.? well, that's what i figure. [ chuckles ] well, i guess if you don't know by now who shot j.r., you probably do not care. but last night, some 82 million americans did and they watched the much-touted "dallas" episode. it could become the most watched television show ever. troy: who shot j.r. is a reflection of old-fashioned television. it's a moment that gathers everybody around the electronic fireplace, which is now the television set. now, about one special american television program, a c

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sean duffy, you are all right, you are all right, you really are. you've got a deal.will be watching him on the bottom line tonight at 6 p.m. eastern on fox business. check those markets please, business for 38 minutes, the dow is down 235 points, significant losses in boeing that, travelers, mcdonald's, few of the dow 30 are in the green. next case, gary is with us right now. i want to talk nvidia, strong numbers yesterday, you own it, you sold it. are you going to go back and it? >> we will get back in. not sure about today. a special company, forget the stock for a second. every decade, one or 2 companies show up the dominate their space and prove it time and time again. what i'm hoping for is the rest of the market is in a little trouble. of of the market pullback 5% or 10%, hopefully it pulls nvidia back down a little bit and will jump on it again. i believe it is higher. stuart: we are seeing signs the economy is slowing. i would 've thought that might be good news for the market. is it? >> reporter: not an expensive market, trading at 24 times earnings and i'm

will: sean duffy has his take when we come back. stick around. rachel: first the navy band performs live. ♪ of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this product is, right when they open the box. go to redlandcotton.com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. >> from a political standpoint alone it's a disaster. there's no young person that's voting for trump that said he canceled by debt, i guess i'll vote for biden now. he's ticking off a lot of hard working fall liss, democrat families, union member families that work hard and see the inherent unfairness to the whole thing. rachel: gop governor predict biden's latest student loan bailout will push american taxpayers towards trump, the president canceling nearly $170 billion total as he's hurting for support fr

i'm sean duffy in for maria bartiromo. today, expanding the base.mer president trump spending the week reaching out to thousands in new york city and libertarians in washington. the message was clear, the economy and the border, they matter. >> they call it the biden migrant invasion, and it's wrong. it's immoral. and the vast majorities of new yorkers agree with me that this is unacceptable. it's unacceptable. we must stop it. trump's drill, baby, drill approach fostered energy independence which we never had before -- [cheers and applause] low fuel and electricity prices helped moderate inflation and propel economic growth. buttal of these -- but all of these things have now skyrocketed. they have skyrocketed to levels never seen. inflations has hit us harder than it's probably ever hit us before, and people are suffering because of it. [inaudible conversations] sean: meantime, the left and the senate wasting time with another failed vote on a failed border bill that got even less support than the first vote three months ago. and while we hear pre

richard pollack, sean duffy, lisa boothe thank you all.nwhile however -- how records in today's new york -- or the army -- arguments in new york in new york persist from next. >> the strongest point in the pentad this morning by far is the ideal do you simply cannot believe michael cohen, especially, especially about what donald trump knew in 2016 back in october about the payments to stormy daniels. >> ♪ ♪ >> trace: we just got word from another objection from the defense being swallowed down by the judge as the prosecution gives closing arguments. here's what some of the media had to say about how the defense did. >>> watch... >> this is not as impressive as i thought it was going to be. >> i was struck by his tone and by this manner. you didn't seem fully competent. >> to along, to meandering. >> the defense really failed to make certain key argu arguments. >> todd blanche did he good job defending president trump but it's just not enough. the evidence is overwhelming that the law was broken. >> trace: let's bring in how records, host o

"fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy joins us right now. were out and about in that neighborhood to essentially poll the audience. >> rachel: is he more than welcome that neighborhood. >> brian: you think so? >> rachel: listen, i was expecting maybe 50/50. i was on a street corner just blocks away from the park where is he going to make this campaign stop. i spoke to dozens of people. only one person had something negative to say about donald trump. and i wasn't sure if that person was all there. so, i'm telling you like i was shocked. open arms. just saying good. and proud. pride that he came. offended that aoc said it's an embarrassment that he has to come to the south bronx. remember she said he essentially has like an electric ankle monitor and it's embarrassing. they were offended that she said that by the way if he keeps going to the bronx he will be there that area more than aoc. remember when i went to queens they said we haven't seen this chick since she was campaigning brian. >> brian: okay, baby doll, easy on that. [laughter] >>

byron york, chief political correspondent for the "the washington examiner" and sean duffy the bottom got off the air. both fox news contributors. sean, you are also a lawyer. is this turning into kind of audition ticket? i was sitting behind the four or three of them today. sitting there with burgum and donalds and vivek. and it crossed my mind. >> of course. vivek was there when no one else was there he was in the primary. everyone else is late to the game. vivek was there first. this the apprentice. this is the replay of the apprentice on vp stakes. and trump wants winners. he wants to test them out and take them for a i had radio. who can raise money. who can message the best. who can defend me the best. donald trump's likes winners, he won apprentice, and wanted america to win during his presidency. he said we're going to win so much you are going to get sick of winning, american. donald, mr. president, stop winning because we are going to win so much. you compare these vp stakes, which i think is what this is to your point. remember when joe biden called kamala harris with that

have had it and are starting to stand up versus check in with her buddies dagen mcdowell and sean duffy bided it to be to trump prove his agenda does not seem like is to confident we have monica crowley here to discuss that as well as the house investigating into schools universities in the should they keep it and jason smith, here to react. >> tried brown when asked about these new age nothing campers on college campuses that that but i'm going to get into the politics people always have the right to speak out those campaign that said, well we don't like anti-semitism in this opponent, is here lee carter on the biden strategy unless is more ready for the president see it is really just cross your fingers and hope he doesn't fall top of the hour. if you're a grandparent, you know what i'm talking about when your little grandchild starts talking to you. something i couldn't hear for a long time. it's funny how something like just a hearing loss can have an effect on a relationship. somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them ( laughs. i just could not hear. t

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cnn's business tech reporter clare duffy has more clear. gemini is google's answer to chatgpt, which of course is taking the country by storm. but gemini is also sort of giving these answers and could really do some damage to content creators create news content creators yeah, sarah google had been really worried that generative ai tools like chat-gpt could replace the need for its search engine. so it is bringing artificial intelligence to start. this is going to mean some major changes in terms of how users interact with google and what they see on their search results. the biggest change is that google is going to be rolling out these ai search results summaries these sort of paragraphs of information that people will see at the top of their search results. that's potentially going to remove the need for people to click on a bunch of links instead, google will be doing the reading of those links for people and it's ai will be writing an answer to their question and more natural language the search engine, it's also going to be able to ha

the voice actors are now seeking more than $5 million in damages cnn's clare duffy sat down with thewo actors and clear that they were shocked to hear their own voices and clips online. >> yeah, this all started back in 2019 and 2020 when they say they were hired to do jobs, they didn't know exactly who the clients were but they said they repeatedly asked how these voice samples would be used and they were told they would be used for internal purposes only for academic research and test radio ads. but years later, they said they made what was for them a shocking discovery first, paul came across a youtube video that sounded like it was narrated by his voice, but it was not words that he had ever said then they were listening to a podcast about the dangers of ai, where the host was interviewing a chat bot. but it sounded like paul, that the couples do they eventually traced these and other samples that they say sounded like their voice back to this company logo, which markets ai generated voices for marketing purposes or online trainings. and they're now suing well, as you said, for a

siemens clear duffy is covering this forest. clear. what's at stake here for tiktok? >> yeah, briana, jessica, the stakes for tiktok here are huge. the us is one of tiktok talks a markets, 170 million american users. and the company is claiming in this lawsuit that if the law is allowed to stand, that tiktok will be blocked in the starting in january of next year. so it's not surprising to see that tiktok is really coming out swinging in this lawsuit. the company is claiming that this law violates not only tiktok first amendment rights, but the first amendment speech rights of its users the company is also claiming that while this law technically gives tiktok the option to try to find a new owner that it is essentially a band because it's not going to be possible to spin off the us portion of the app from the larger global company. the company says in this lawsuit that the divestiture required by this law, and i'm quoting here is simply not possible, not commercially, not technically, not legally. and certainly not on the 270 day timeline required by the act. so we're

. >> cnn business technology reporter clare duffy has more, claire, what did these actors tell you? >> yeah emmer these, two actors, paul sky lerman and linnaeus age say that they were hired in 2019 and 2020 and they didn't know exactly who the client was, but they asked repeatedly how their voice samples were used and were told they would be internal only for academic research purposes and test radio ads then a few years later they come across. paul first comes across his what sounds like his voice narrating a youtube video, then they were driving in the car listening to a podcast about the dangers of artificial intelligence. and the host was having a communication with a chat bot. and it sounds a lot like paul, they say that they then traced that back to this company the lobo, which is cells ai generated voices for marketing commercials online trainings. they are now suing that company for what they say is stealing their voices without permission and creating these ai generated clones that they then sold to clients. now, i asked paul what this has meant for his career and his life

. >> rachel campos-duffy is the co-host of fox and friends the and the perfect guest for this. >> rachelought you mightth have somisu mae suggestions and reactions. i do have some suggestions, but first i say i hadn't thought about the medal of freedom until t abou the last time r i thought about was rush limbaugh. remember when he got it? this was a man limb got who truly lovedm, loved freedom, loved america. i don't think joe biden could have picked three. >> what is the freedom of medal so mreedom? a medal of freedom. a medal. so maybe that's what it is. maybs what ie. s the >> maybe that's the issue. because these are the people most committeuse these pg away your freedom and destroying the american way of life. you know, these are elitist, mean. think about rush. he was.are elit the man of the , a midwesterner that could connect with everybody o. this is you know, these are millionaires, billionaires ,as in the case of bloomberg, who don't care that their caviar climate agenda is ruining, you know, the economy. they don't care. you know, they're killing american jobs, are killing ki

from and gone to ranko from the duffy's russian service, explain what this award could mean for you, william pneumonia, and for the russian opposition as well. of course, as an acknowledgment of what this whole team is doing. first of all, her husband tullocks and of all the who was still a very extension, faith, inferential figure. and there are some opposition even being in prison a. so it's an acknowledgment, one of many, just a few weeks ago the time magazine brought to the end of on the, on the list of the old 100 most inferential people in the world. so she's proud of that. and they're also acknowledgements and the boards in other countries. so um, but, but 1st of all, of course it's in the board for her husband who died in prison. she believes he was killed directly or indirectly by the russian authorities by the russian regime, as she says. so it's, it's very important, i think, award for her and for the whole team, the whole team, the undergrads and foundation is um, making the headlines am on the russian position community again. now if they, if they are publishing now a se

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why my god, duffy as well as a del comfortable. he spoke highly of them as comrades in arms and he's brought the a good side by side with us, not just in woods, but they find names as well as provided for us to be able to effectively wage. and i'm struggling against the frontier and co op seats, therefore, upon his release in 1995, as well as in 1997. on these visits in the gods up, he made a commitment to the parties names by saying that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the palestinians. it is in this regard, the v is felt, the guns have stopped the debates and where you left off. and we have committed ourselves to be the generation that will liberate polystyrene, you know, a lifetime now. yeah. and i think you've been a pause and organized many products to be in demonstrations and theories, one being organized in geneva today. could you tell us more about it, please, as well, we have the made a visit as the european muslim, afforded them into the bar. we met with students in laws on university as well as the genev

lesley duffy, bbc news.he conservatives have announced they will introduce mandatory national service for 18—year—olds if they win the election. it's a plan labour have called desperate and unfunded. the home secretary, james cleverly, has been giving more details on sunday with laura kuenssberg. what we are putting forward is a mandatory national service what we're putting forward is a mandatory national service, a small element of which will be with the military, and anyone taking that route will volunteer to do so. so whilst you will be compelled to take part in the national service, no—one will be compelled to do the military bit. and it's about addressing the fragmentation that we've seen in society — too many young people living in their own bubble, whether it be a digital bubble or a social bubble. and we want to get back to the situation where people are mixing with young people from different areas, different economic groups, different religions, to try and find a way of addressing the kind of fragm

mister d, as in a beach and a quarter duffy, it does a lot of pain for me and i believe the times the molly g was not happy, you will not happy or the money was not half past. divani was not happy. so, you know, i wasn't happy times, so it's a lot of fun. i'll talk to the song so. so what was not working now run, logistically lives and not all the blame and if the legs was dispatched to a ship. oh, so you had come up with the price of the best buy and if one has the privilege of having options and then the us for options and the other one is no different and that busses me. so he wanted the best word he had the luxury of having some of the emotions starting to something even more, more than that. more than 20 uh, less you're starting to finally the man for the 1st one. so we worked it out. so there are many of us enrolling in this process, like this is the land producer that, that produces my blow ramos, my son who's sang the song has been to the 110 to 15 people with this. okay, so we have to this i to this democracy also something about the process of working process. has it been to

country participating in the ne, so campaigns out for my libya and lead them on the get duffy has admitted it is possible involvement in civilian deaths. i remind the 10 countries, including 6 from europe to pause a nato's operation unified, protects the wish. last at 6 months in 2011, a warning you might find the following: images disturbing account paid to the collapse of big adolphe raising the revolutionary leader was captured by militants of the national transitional town, so often as to icon, the colonel's calling boy, the operation. let's to move that a decade of instability in libya, which remains divided to this day. was divine of a tory also stays, the nato has never acknowledge the consequences of his as twice on libyan civilians . i knew never admitted any single case eh, while i it said replace you know, to the civilian assembled, civilians, homes of city of all fluids being removed. most people are sleeping in their homes when they were tenants. never admitted that except for one case, no. the bloomberg meant to flock one house in and somebody in june 20, 2011. and even in th

i'm gonna cut duffy, how many of those jobs done at the united nations as failed? i totally because he is doping insignificant. i totally, i'm kind of symmetric and it's not making any sense except trying to, you know, show and good, but human, the a thing. so many other members of the over the united nations cannot be good for is right or for it's all i the united states and certainly sounded like a very direct rep for land full members of the general assembly. but now that the vote has been passed 143 bites in favor, how much of a difference would actually make it? we were saying earlier that the us position doesn't actually seem to have shifted despite what we've been hearing from, from bite and on, on what's happening rasa, quicker. just because you said the, for, by that like, that is just right. we, i mean i, what if you're around the world need to think about this country that's been indicted when close about genocide, is there preventing the world the country of us been occupying force illegally for over 5 decades is trying to print from around the world. s

well, conway is it'd be duffy, jr. road you cause kind of understand that the population does not benefit from the product. i'll find a way off the go my is the center of the, in their friends south keeping brennan's. this is a strategic town in the region state economic hotline sarah, more than a 1000000 people hit this as well, the natural resources. and this is where they are excluded from group my seats on lake keeper, and he's on the boat for one. it's so so close to the border. so you've got the rebels have now steadily been wasting their way from that base near the border with you've done that towards got them of the main city here. they are more than 450 tribes income and all of them are representative here. this is a cubic feet, mineral rich parts of the country. it's also very, very far from construct sort of capital. so the government doesn't really reach it properly. the main power is the power of the guns, and whoever controls that controls will say, potentially very lucrative deals. this is billy hasbrook

gordon brown, gillian duffy that sort of thing.re are always problems in elections those leaders have to navigate. you had nick clegg unexpectedly performing well in that tv debate. that is what number ten will hope, that there is a moment i can exploit. will hope, that there is a moment i can exnloit-— can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats — can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats and _ can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats and the _ can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats and the labour - can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats and the labour party i can exploit. the idea of the liberall democrats and the labour party are not 100% ruling out any kind of deal coalition. forthe not 100% ruling out any kind of deal coalition. for the liberal democrats at the moment it doesn't make sense for them to say they would enter some kind of deal because realistically there is still time to go and it does look like labour will probably get a majority. the labour party want to wipe out all of the seats th

. >> gillian duffy and gillian duffy, who can be referred to as a bigoted woman for bringing up migrationbsolutely, she was absolutely the star of it. and that kind of that set the tone of the 2010 campaign. but i think just in terms of the opfics think just in terms of the optics it used to be my job to make sure that the leader of the party didn't stand too close to the wall, but he did have his flags in him. i have to say, i think that the, the, the getting wet outside downing street isn't actually a trivial thing. i think it's going to go down in, in 1 in 101 on political communications for decades to come, as an example of how not to launch an election campaign because it literally looked beleaguered, it looked half baked. and i think that's going to set the tone for this election campaign. >> you used to make these decisions for senior politicians. what would you have said to rishi sunak? the whole country was waiting on bated breath for some sort of announcement. we knew there was announcement. we knew there was a cabinet meeting at 415. there were all sorts of rumours of an announc

joining me, mike duffy. she and her crew claim this is all for our safety, it is all reasonable.he history here, what should we think? >> these are the same people that let violent criminals out on the streets the same day they were arrested to commit more crime. this is not about safety or climate change. it is about fear for more power and control. they want to make driving so painful and expensive that you give up your car. you will take the bus or the subway. if you do that, what they really want, they want to keep you in a 2-mile radius. so they have you voluntarily controlling your space and movement, which is contrary to the american dream. >> as a kid, it used to be, let's hit the road. we are going to drive to wherever. it was a big deal and it was fun and you did it as a family. why is it a threat to them? >> i am not sure. one reason they want to slow the speed limit is because so many people are leaving new york. they are trying to slow down the exodus because they are moving so fast they cannot keep up with the exit of people getting out of new york to go someplace w