no shit it's just earnest and sarah how do we sanders the press secretary is scheduled to come out here this morning to state run television fox and she'll probably come over and visit with us and hopefully have a few words to say to us and we'll try to find out some information places that place just. in the morning where i live there are you do you think about this asking trying to listening would you give trump's tax returns i think it's hypocrisy at its best can you tell me the president this is replaced what used to be a daily press briefing is now a short 5 to 10 minute gaggle out in the driveway of the white house is there already so they can control the press a little bit better keep the questions and the answers down there right now who has the wrong question to the distractors this administration has gotten a lot of heat and for its credibility to know what you guys and so i would argue that salary i don't doubt your credibility or an order i'm just asking the question or it's about me so the question is for the sizable portion of the public to

the election campaign kicks off in earnest this week. saudi arabia is offering incentives to make sure aramco's ipo is a success. the kingdom cut taxes on the oil giant for a third time. it may boost dividends again. it also may reward investors for holding onto shares longer. shares will be listed on the exchange. aramco reported nine-month profits about 18%, hurt by lower oil prices. iran says it has double the number of advanced centrifuges it operates, enhancing its capacity to enrich uranium. the country continues to back away from commitments on its nuclear deal with world powers an effort to counter american sanctions. the u.s. withdrew from the agreement in 2018. mcdonald's has fired ceo steve easterbrook for having a consensual relationship with an employee. relationship violated the burger change policy. easterbrook had revive sales of mcdonald's with all day brexit. he will be replaced with the company's head of u.s. operations. meanwhile, the head of operations at mcdonald's has just resigned as well. global news 24 hours a d

it was earnest but not at all saccharin. it didn't have easy answers.een heartbreak in a way that was staggeringly real for the time. >> why are you like this? >> like what? >> like how you are. >> hey jordan, you coming or not? >> how am i? how am i? >> "my so-called life" was your actual life. and the idea that everyone in high school is a misfit, that you have this deep insecurity about who you're supposed to be. >> you know how sometimes the last sentence you said like echoes in your brain? and it keeps just sounding stupider? and you have to say something else just to make it stop. >> oh, i just remembered. i owe you $30. >> "my so-called life" was not necessarily the show the cheerleader or captain of the football team were watching. they were still watching "90210". but it was the people who maybe didn't recognize themselves in "90210" who felt like, ah-ha, now i recognize myself in "my so-called life." >> demarco asked me if you were getting a sex change. >> exactly. i don't want to be a girl. i just want to hang with girls. >> ricky was out on

of been quite open about it a frostiness that he's big supporter of the club is the president only earnest now he's actually stepping down in a few weeks so i think that is precipitated this really and normally a bias when the players start to grow a moan. a lot he lost his job in the previous buying coaches so yeah but it is a bit of a surprise because they're doing well in europe and it's very tight at the top of the blunders they go it's all over they can still end up winning the title easily so it is a bit of a weird one but the up to big games coming up and i think that's what's going to focus the minds in the boardroom so it's matched a 10 4th place in the table is a crisis yes because as i say by minute don't normally do something like this for so for them to act so hastily after a 51 when there's obviously something wrong kind of behind the scenes as well i mean 51 they did lose a player after just 10 minutes they were playing with 10 men for 80 minutes so it's very hard to win a game against a team is good friend with 10 men but 51 it's pretty bad but spines biggest defeat in 10 y

not seeing the on that level but it is very serious and tomorrow the cleanup will have to begin in earnestfor the first public hearings in president trump's impeachment inquiry, a judge orders him to pay two—million dollars in damages for improper use of charitable funds. after a deadly attack on burkina faso miners, their families say the government isn't doing enough to combat islamic extremists. the funeral services have begun for some of the victims of an attack in northern mexico in which nine us citizens were killed. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian here in the uk, among many leading with the spending promises made by the two main parties ahead of next month's general election. the i takes a different look at the election focusing on the deal struck between pro—eu parties not to stand against each other for dozens of seats across england and wales. let's look at the financial times, its main story covers a rift between germany's angela merkel and french president emmanuel macron after he said

the rain began in earnest about one hour ago. the wind has been highly unpleasant. very cold and swift coming across the mountains into contra costa county. >>> a live look at the rain in the sonoma county. a light rain has been coming down for a couple of hours. you can see the traffic is moving slow. a lot of areas watching the rain closely. >> it being the first rain of the season. we expected to absorb into the soil. not to see a lot of the increase in the creek flow. >> farther north of flash flood watches in effect until 10 pm. all eyes will be on foss creek on its way to the russian river. they expect to see 3 inches of rain. >> the treacherous conditions in the sierra. traffic being held at alta. they've reported more than 25 accidents all along i $.80 noon. chain controls are in effect. we have a live report on conditions they are coming up in just a few minutes. >>> if you plan on hitting the roadway this evening we have that wet weather on the road for the holiday traffic. it's a busy one coming out of san francisco. here's a live look at the golden gate

it was earnest but not at all saccharine. it didn't have easy answers.way that was staggeringly real for the time. >> you like this. >> like what? >> like how you are. >> hey jordan, you coming or not? >> how am i? how -- how am i? >> "my so-called life" was your actual life. and the idea that everyone in high school is a misfit, that you have this deep insecurity about who you're supposed to be. >> you know how sometimes the last sentence you said like echoes in your brain? and it keeps just sounding stupider? and you have to say something else just to make it stop. >> oh, i just remembered. i owe you $30. >> "my so-called life" was not necessarily the show the the cheerleader or captain of the football team were watching. they were still watching "90210". but it was the people who maybe didn't recognize themselves in "90210" who felt like, ah-ha, now i recognize myself in "my so-called life." >> demarco asked me if you were getting a sex change. >> exactly. i don't want to be a girl. i just want to hang with girls. >> ricky was out on the show eventual

how in earnest is not just my. 2 sons moment in front of your son is not something new in school anselmi give up on this exciting stuff it's close to montauk and goes against liking the high end of the street. to most of us in. the long run just like i miss lots of all isn't fun sometimes mention in brands no big whoop at all costs a good still isn't enough ensenada fun to stick a name hols on to how. is this ng and stuntman done with gluten and want and. must is nice also having to eat salt it's against. evolution has reached record levels for a 3rd day in singapore with the city state blanketed in a heavy smoke caused by illegal forest spies by entities by zooming in storage is going to actually see the fall it will be really blamed 8 called put is being clear in forests to make way for the well take. it put them so the water they get accepted will reject. so if you want to question . yourself want to be rich. but you'd like to be. but you like them before 3 of them or 10 people. i'm interested in the waters of our. friendship. and. the west in the western mindset is in decline the us

one of the people who had little chances of getting out was earnest foss jr. whose medical condition confined him to his son, where he lived with his stepson, andrew burt and their dog, bernice. his body was found in the driveway of the home. his stepson's body was found about a mile we. we talked with mr. foss's daughter who raised him in san francisco and angela lou says their only comfort is that their suffering is over. >> every day is a struggle. every day is a struggle. some days are better than others, but this will never get better. >> reporter: angela lou says she will be in paradise today where the camp fire changed her family and town forever. she told us surviving neighbors know that a deadline for fire insurance claims was just extended. they have a little bit more time. that information is posted at nbcbayarea.com. on she will attend some of those memorial services in paradise today to feel like she's with her dad. inlosanchez, "today in the bay". >> never get over it. just get used to living with it. feel so bad for her. thank you, kris. >>> it

she had this earnestness of an immigrant, right?zeal of the converts they say, for religions right? she has the zeal for like the original american traditions. that is lost now, right, because i think that particularly on the republican side but a little bit on both with this partisan gamesmanship that's been happening for the last week or two that sort of dismisses some of these underlying core american ideals where, you know, the congressmen, they get to live in this fantasy world where the facts benefit them. but when the facts don't benefit them, then they play this game for donald trump and fiona hill undermined that so clearly because she actually defended donald trump on a few things. and i thought that was what made her testimony so powerful. and just the fact, just really quick, that donald trump jr. and the president himself retweeted these attacks on vindman and on fiona hill implying that they are not loyal to our country. they have more loyalty to our country in their little finger nails. >> speaking of horrific and gro

is an earnest activity this to pursue.neys for 2 of the educators to fox 40 these 2 women have dedicated literally their entire lives to helping educating enuraging and workinwith special needs students has been the family's lawyer hold iraq that bensonherished what he didn't know. >his is the hold that his miy. >>loved ones are now left waiting for justice. while remembering e way d some lie. >>having people know exactly what having people held accountable for what they did to him is justice for man. >>child off to school. terrible event when that doesn't have. >>that was jermai niro reporting the judge ruled last week that the educators being charged can no longer teach or run a day car the case returns toourt in january. >>coming up president trump says he's not getting his side fairly represented in the impeachment process. but house speaker nancy pelosi is now prosing the present do before this week's round of ♪ here in the club i can'even hear my own voice. ♪ ♪ack in the box would've been a better choice. ♪ head to j

i do not know if those honest, earnest negotiations are going between whoever in the house majority willd position and whoever it is on the senate side, it might be the appropriations chairs, whoever has been designated. there has to be at commitment that they are going to go and sit in the room until they have figure out their differences. we have agreed on the number and passed a bipartisan to your budget deal for the purpose of making sure our military does not go in limbo. and these other federal agencies that are important that need to get the agreed numbers they can come to an agreement on and spent per the ultimate leak, we know the costs, we are hearing the cost from our military generals of cr and it is probably a billion dollars per month that they lose, they are not able to go and buy the equipment troops need when we are operating under cr. so i hope you get to that agreement .oon whoever it is on your site that is going to be the point person authorized to get a deal can go sit down with the senate and stay until they get that deal. there are a lot of things going on here an

energy secretary earnest moniz is the founder of an organization intent on nurturing the next energyhe is a realist. there are no quick solutions. >> the carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere through variety of processes, i actually put at the top of the list as a giant game changer. and if we have this rapid technology transformation to go to low carbon, many of those technologies depend upon a supply of critical materials and minerals and metals. but let's call it an order of magnitude increase in the supply of these minerals and metals. that implies a lot more mining activities going on. some, you know, that's part of the underbelly of this transition. >> give me the best example if you think -- what are the states that are really driving the energy transition and doing it well in the context of where we are today? >> states, first of all, are really in the lead in terms of addressing -- addressing climate in the absence of any explicit climate policy at the federal level. now clearly, states like california and new york, well and the new england region, have always been out

vests while this figure $63.00 that's the percentage you say they don't want the rallies to begin in earnest again shola toobin he looks back now to 12 months of protests. france once revolutionary now a catalyst for a few years populist movements a country where protest is in the blood and over the last year a nation defenseless against the yellow vests paris landmarks of troy and for left defaced and its iconic streets smashed and looted it even left the most jaded well shocked. makower it come to power with his own no idea of a french revolution it was one of reform him for i would not to fall on his sword as others before him by not giving in to protest movements but even he was forced into a treat the planned carbon tax hike was abandoned he opened a state purse to boost low income households mark or even he said he was their kindred spirit. it's been the yellow versus leans been in favor of higher salaries and the more effective parliament than i am yellow. but for many yellow vests those promises were empty a little in a at 1st mccrone didn't give away they were in the promises and th

earnest and we need the release of. chris philip how concerned should be with this perception that has been now relayed by alexander vats mccrone is widely seen by many people as someone who is disconnected from reality not the man of the people being closer to the. which elite. i think we should be pretty concerned indeed because and i think also is it's come to really accept that that ought to be taken seriously at least visors told him so for instance he launches 2 months national debate to try really to p.s. the tension which was rising across the country but of course these are cosmetic things you know it doesn't really address the deep down the middle in society so on the one hand it is fair to say that my core is seen as an hour each president president really working in the interests of the richer segments of the populations opposed to the sort of lower middle classes and the poor that is probably a fact is also personality is not doesn't always go down well with the public a bit aren't going to bit. that's all

. >> do you think he didn't have earnest intentions? >> i don't know the intentions. he's what i do know. adam shiff had to correct a statement on his office's coact with the whistleblower. i would love to hear from am shiff and have him answer questions about what was his office'sonnection and involvement with the whistleblo prior to the complaints being brought forwad fter the complaint. >> the whistleblower came to his office and his office sai that they couldn't deal with it, so advise to seek legal counsel. >> should we just take one statement orot answer questions? >> what would we learn from hunter biden? all the things that went around burisma. all this because the name biden wa mentioned on the july 25th phone call betweenpresident tr and mr. zelensky. so his role in this company, c thpany has been investigated multiple times. the leaderth o company is fairly wel t knowno have built the ukrainian government and i thins an important piece because there's been a lot of conversation about burisma and mr. biden. if he can clear up some of this, i think it's actua

without a clear intention as to how government will be formed this coalition talks will begin in earnest we know the recent years has called for other parties to be generous but the reality is this coalition talks could take months if they yield any results at all. ok thank you there for us in barcelona but we did discuss the elections to you with independent journalist martin roberts to find out what could come next. i think the main thing looking forward is that both the socialists you know who the acting government the more natural partners their loss between them they've actually paid the price for not reaching an agreement in the past 6 months because they see tully has actually fall and. that leaves them even far short of the you know the magical majority of them than they were just 6 months ago so i mean the big question again looking forward is whether we're going to be able to settle differences with each other not only the us is whether they're going to be able to reach out to. get a lot of the regional nationalist parties on side at least to form some sort of a practice overwi

it sounded like if that's what my parents thought i sounded like an earnest i was really young and i add my voice wasn't developed quite enough yet so no one really knew how to control my voice so they thought i'd stick to dancing stick to acting stick to school. i worry. i want to see 1212 or 13 and 20 now and i'm going to be time to start. here the viet one thinking about. as you. know i am i defy i was in school and i was doing theater musical theater classes. and i just like to sing for fun i was more so an actress and a dancer than anything but as soon as i told my dad who was in the audience. they actually start off by the voice on the movement. here one of the students who says yeah so i was doing college auditions and i told my dad have an audition this week and he said you can't go and i said well why not he's like i'll tell you in a couple days and then the day before the audition he said here you're going to audition for the voice and i was like well when tomorrow we're going to philadelphia which from me york is about 3 hours away so i was shocked there was a what do you

seeing devastation on that level but it very serious and tomorrow the cleanup will have to begin in earnestiest shrines in pakistan without a visa. india and pakistan signed the agreement last month in a rare moment of cooperation. pilgrims will be able to use a new, special corridor, that will lead straight from the border to the temple in kartarpur, four kilometres away. this comes against a backdrop of tension over the kashmir region, close by. india and pakistan both lay claim to the area, leading to two wars between the countries. the bbc‘s prateek—sha ghildial is there. i'm at the border point between india and pakistan in punjab. just across the border from here is the sikh holy shrine of gurdwara darbar sahib which holds a lot of importance for the sikh community. as you can see, there is the pakistani flag flying over here. sikhs from all over india gather here every day to have one glimpse of the holy shrine through a pair of binoculars that's fixed over here. it is believed the founder of sikhism, guru nanuk, spent the last days of his life at this shrine and that is why it has s

that fake earnestness. i think this is important. i think it is that the hearts of the uk...nt to say answer the question. u, laura kuenssberg, the bbc. he always tries to drag you away. is like a dog on a lead. for legal reasons you now have to do the same length be imprisoned forjeremy corbyn. jeremy corbyn has a way of the issue. the way he said issue is with his chin tucked right in. highly defensive body language. one eyebrow raised in one permanently down. he'll get his early message out early, his first line is fine. the conservatives have completely mismanaged the national health service. we think we need a health service. we think we need a health service that works for everyone. he'll have like a little inflection at the end. then the second question, the i doubt on labour party is incredible. but what about your own shadow health secretary? you see his eyes go. "the party would take a view..." but what you say to that? we would come to a view in time that would try and persuade all sides. and what he will often do, anything he does in the interview with you on the

strapped on their scurry their skis and that's when the state fight is really when the war began in earnest. what's interesting is they set a new commander for some reason to go on vacation so he left in the middle of this whole operation and sent another general and he arrived and visited the fronts where he decided that this was hopeless but it's too late because they would be vulnerable and will just sit in our vacations here and it's safer and hope nothing that happens. he had actually visited the front line on january 18th 1919. he wrote about it in a book where you can imagine how it could ride up that river in the small force here. he left and went to shed and cursed on the fourth platoon was attacked with the flight and ultimately, 25 men from company a with the fourth platoon would be killed or die of wounds, a handful of men made it back to the log campaigns and that turned out to be they soon came under all jewelry fire and had to flee that area and backed up to shed and cursed and there was a larger town and as soon as they arrived there and and four feet of snow they were in th

spy network and channeling funds to the outlawed good earnest movement people from the pacific island of bougainville are due to take part in a long awaited referendum on whether they should become the world's newest nation voting has now begun to decide on independence from power for new guinea it's the culmination of a long peace process which ended a decades long civil war and cost thousands of lives there's a headline sits talk to al-jazeera now. emperors to communist leaders. age old philosophies and the rule of order remain central to the world's oldest living civilization. in a 2 part series the big picture charts the rise of a 21st century superpower examines the challenges it now faces from the outside and from within the complex coming soon. to be. seen. turkey launched a military operation in northeastern syria saying it's aimed at preventing the predominantly democratic forces or from the presence of the border area operation. by the u.s. and the international community but for the turkish government it's a crucial step to ensure national security. and this week i would be

the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, richard earnest myersist ii -- myers ii of north carolina to be united states district judge for the eastern district of north carolina. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the clerk: cloture motion. we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of richard earnest myers ii of north carolina to be united states district judge for the eastern district of north carolina, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session and consider calendar number 489. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed no. the

armistice day fight of company b, that is when the war began in earnest. what is interesting is they had sent a new commander, frederick poole, somebody who decided he wanted to go on vacation in the middle of the operation plant. they sent another general out of the trenches in france. he arrived and visited the various fronts. butecided this is hopeless it is too late to take them out because they would be vulnerable. he said we will just sit in our fortifications here. it is safer. we will hope nothing bad happens. he had actually visited this 1919.ine on january 18, he wrote about it in a book later and said he easily imagine how a force could come up the river and overwhelm this small force here. he left. he went back to shen kursk. lucky for him because the next theing, like i mentioned, 46 men of company a were attacked and put to flight. ultimately, 25 men from company killed or die of wounds. a handful of men made it back to the log cabin that served as company a's headquarters. that turned out to be no haven either. they soon came under artillery

the five-week campaign kicks off in earnest this week. pressure -- president trump told california's governor they will receive no more federal money for wildfires. the present said kevin newsom has done a terrible job of forced management and added, get your act together. federal agencies own and manage 57% of california's for us. the governor responded to the president street -- tweets with one of his own. he says you don't believe in climate change so you are excused from the conversation. saudi arabia has offered a number of senate's to open success. they cut taxes on the oil giant for a third time and may boost dividends again and will award investors for holding onto shares longer. shares will be lifted. sales were hit by lower oil prices. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tick tock on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> it is 1:00 p.m. in new york and 6:00. i am vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ here are the stories we'r

like based on this new memo that the executive chairman sent this morning, it is going to start "in earnestn the u.s. this week." they had already been starting to have some layoffs overseas and there have been some cuts in side businesses like meetup and other side businesses they owned, but it seems like maybe this week is going to be the big time. they had originally scheduled an all hands meeting for tuesday and another part of the memo says the meeting will be moved to friday. in order to, i think, give time for all of the job cuts to percolate through the company this week. on friday, we expect an update on the five-year plan of the company. taylor: do we have any update of what that that five-year plan will look like? ellen: if it is anything like what is talked about in the memos, it will be similar to that path that is trying to focus on the core business and adding back to profitability. that has been the repeated goal. i think it's easier said than done, this is a business that even if they managed to make the right cuts, they will be suffering from employee morale. this has been

some can claim, i understand, a very earnest and serious argument that in 2001 umf apply to associatedhat were derivative of forces originally targeted but i feel like at some point after it's been 16 years, those problems become attenuated and we have the duty to reaffirm our support. we consider innate public setting what our men and women in uniform are doing and take some accountability. as a new generation of elected officials charged with overseeing these sorts of conflicts. >> i can remember even back before 1991 i can remember back in the vietnam era hearings at the senate foreign relations committee were almost central to the public debate over questions like the war in vietnam and the senator fulbright would have his point of view and other senators would disagree but there was a public debate over basic questions of american foreign policy. i find if anything today that kind of moved over to cable news shows. >> it has. and it's moved elsewhere too. before i rip a little bit, let me commend chairman Ãi hold up a i said mr. chairman, you not to have my vote on this one if we

we had concrete of evidence in earnest, not for their votes but to earn their trust.party, we have struggled to maintain and earn that trust specifically because when it comes to the trump administration, it is not about people voting republicans in the name of trump. it is about black and brown people choosing to choose and put themselves first. we have to make sure that message is going to be affecting black and brown. people question why many african-americans who support this president do because of all the things that keith mentions. this is ben carson addressing the audience today. watch this. >> tell you something, if he's a racist, he's awfully a bad one. he needs to go get a lesson from the the real racist, the people who look at somebody like you and me because your skin is a certain color, you have to take a certain way, if you don't there is something wrong with you. those are the real racisracist. who is he trying to convince? that's not what people are saying about the republican party. they're saying that about what you said about this president, i don'

spying network and channeling funds to the lord cool earnest movement. in iraq's capital the government is denying reports at least 4 people have been killed after security forces opened fire on protesters on friday candidates in guinea bissau hours presidential election of held their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote incumbent president. is running against 11 candidates including 2 prime ministers he fired during his time in office people on bergen bill are voting in a long awaited referendum that could see their pacific island become the world's newest nation ballot will decide whether they become independent from papua new guinea the launch of testers new electric pickup truck hasn't gone entirely as planned during a demonstration in front. lawn mask it's armored glass was put to the test and the audience's expectations were quite literally shattered the size of a truck stainless steel body is also designed to be scratch and dent resistent it's witnessed next stay with us. just shows this. to some. in the south. even. new rules often please read a

he managed just show the earnestness which he is well known for, but also mental agility, inability to- to score some points off of johnson, especially on the nas -- on the nhs, on issues that spoke to voters trust. on issues where he was put on the spot like what would you put under johnson's christmas tree, i thought he had a good answer. vonnie: it might have been entertaining, but will it move the needle at all? therese: very unlikely. this is the first of two head-to-head debates. the other one is december 6. in the meantime we will have manifestoes, we will have debates with the other candidates, which johnson will not participate in. every paul is showing johnson with a substantial lead. that may range from eight points to 17 points. these are national polls and there are questions about how they graft onto individual constituencies. there is no question that at this point, jeremy corbyn has enormous ground to make up. it is not clear where he gets that. unlike in 2017, most voters know what they are getting with him. guy: let's talk about what we have learned this afternoon. a

that the executive chairman sent this morning, it --going to start "in ernest going to start " in earnestn the u.s. this week." it seems like maybe this week is going to be the big time. they had originally scheduled an all hands meeting for tuesday and another part of the memo says the meeting will be moved to friday. on friday, we expect a five-year plan of the company. taylor: do we have any indication of what that five-year plan will look like? ellen: if it is anything like what is talked about in the memos, it will be similar to that path that is trying to focus on getting back to the core profitability. that goal, easier said than done for a business that, even if they managed to make the right cuts, they will be suffering from employee morale. this was a hard few months for employees who felt in june or july were on the brink for a successful ipo and now the company has seemed to go through a 180. many people who, even if they have not -- even if they are not going to be cut this week, may be leaving. there are people who want to stay but others who feel like it is on shaky ground.

now, some can claim, i understand, a very earnest and serious argument that the 2001 aumf applied tossociated forces that were derivative of those forces originally targeted and, therefore, allowed us to fight against isis. but i feel like at some point after been 16 years those powers become attenuated. and we have a to reaffirm for support, reconsider and a public setting what our men and women in uniform are doing. it takes some measure of accountability as a new generation of elected officials charge with overseeing these sorts of conflicts. >> listen, i can remember back even before 1991, and i can remember back in the vietnam era hearings that the senate foreign relations committee almost central to the public debate over questions like the war in vietnam, and senator fulbright would have his point of view and other senators would disagree but there was a public debate over basic questions of american foreign policy. i find if anything today that has kind of moved over to the cable news shows. >> it has ended his move elsewhere, too. let me, before i riffed a little bit, let me