,in these relationships, kind of clear eyed, ina these relationships, kind of clear eyed, in a more objectivest, you made things worse for yourself, or more difficult, in those respects, they also turning to drugs in a very big way. again, without wishing to indulge in all the sort of rock cliches of talking to rock musicians about their drug habits, you are very frank about the degree to which you got stuck in a spiral. absolutely. is addict the right word for what you were? i suppose so. it is difficult to say. that's getting technical, i suppose. again, with great frankness you have written about the moment which was the very worst of this. i think it was in 1999 when you and your girlfriend we re 1999 when you and your girlfriend were having a binge... yes. and she... was this with crack cocaine? yeah. and she nearly died. yeah. it was terrific for supper try not to glorify anything, but i'm kind of clear eyed about it ——it was horrific for everybody. i'm trying not to romanticise it in my own way, but i suppose by virtue of the fact that i'm talking about i'm romanticising it in some way

eis in one way or another but so am involved in that. it i don't want to get out ahead of the white house here. i know they have had discussions with bullets on both sides of the aisle. but the specifics of who they have talked to, i don't know john. i just know they had those discussions in their taken some feedback in a scene just was made, i don't know the connection between particular conversations. and adjustments being made. i can't really make those connections because i'm not involved in those conversations directly. >> see from the washington times. >> have you talked to mr. mcconnell for the relationship with a majority measuring senate to make those compromises connect birthright citizenship the president seems intent on doing this. is there any action on that and use a former attorney general, what is your position on the executive his ability to take action on that. >> other than being in a couple of meetings with the senate majority leader, it hasn't been a lot of interaction there if you look back to his comments not surpr

but there were always moments standing on the wrong or on a boat in niagara falls when i get teary eyed i just can't believe that i was actually standing there with her. coming out won a silver bear at the 1990 brylin international film festival in west berlin director hina cottle thought long and hard to make the film. was a life that won't go but it was a big relief that this film could finally be made after so many years we all celebrated that as a huge victory with lindsay who filed. the fall of the will mark the end of his repression as a gay man living under the east german regime offensive is this the month officially the state couldn't legally take action against gays though attempts were made and with the advent of hiv aids they naturally stepped up the controls the east german state feared the contagion. through this all for those that even consider interning gays at camps and conducted more raids. so you can only be glad if the wall fell i mean tyler come on move was and that such perfidious ideas were never realized. if you can because it's in this what you believe in is res

the president went into these national security issues wide-eyed. now you see some of his detractors like lindsey graham saying it is optimistic. the president was clear when he ran, what he wanted to do was secure those regions and bring our troops home. that is what he is trying to do. he still wants to keep forces behind to protect oil and ensure stability in the region. today is the final day of the cease-fire. we expect that temporary de-escalation to transition into permanent by the end of the afternoon. the president takes this very seriously, because he sent a delegation heading by the vice president to secure a historic deal between two warring sides of hundreds of years. we are monitoring that deal closely, because we want to maintain the games we have had. -- gains we have had. he is the one that defeated the isis caliphate 100%. >> [indiscernible] >> are you saying black americans should suck it up? -- it up because the economy is good? >> why does the president keep going back to racial animus? secretary gidley: i don't understand in wh

also, china expert jonathan ward is here on how beijing is eying the impeachment inquiry what impact it could have on the upcoming trade talk set to begin on october 10 all that and a lot more here right now on "sunday morning futures." and the white house is preparing to send a letter to nancy pelosi tomorrow morning, refusing to cooperate with the house impeachment inquiry, until the speaker holds a floor vote on the matter which is typical for any impeachment. here is president trump on friday. president trump: well we'll be issuing a letter, as everybody knows, we've been treated very unfairly, very different from anybody else, if you go over not only history, you go over any aspects of life, you'll see how unfarley we've been treated. everything to me is about corruption. we want to find out what happened with 2016 and as you know, there's a lot of work going on for that. i don't care about biden's campaign, but i do care about corruption. maria: this as pelosi defends her decision to launch the inquiry over a whistleblower complaint on the president's dealings with ukraine. >>

you know, i try not to, kind of, glorify anything, but i‘m very kind of clear eyed about it. that way. it comes across as profoundly painful in a way that is still with you. yeah, it was sad and i kind of regret that period deeply. and i think it led to, looking at an overview of the band... i regret it because it kind of destroyed the band. it‘s what led to us eventually splitting up. i think, most relevantly, it led to a dearth of ideas, because that‘s what drugs will do to you. addiction aside and all of these sorts of things, these things that grab the headlines, as a songwriter you kind of, you don‘t care about anything else except the substance that you‘re chasing. and so your songwriting, your writing becomes secondary. i became the kind of... i started writing... i drifted into a period of self—parody as a writer. and i really regret that. that had effects that led onto us splitting up, i think. but, interestingly, if we then moved forward a bit, that level of regret any feeling that you had missed out on years of creativity with people that you cared about, was that

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group after the last couple of yea rs, eis group after the last couple of years, which has seen itsmaining significant remaining piece of territory in syria defeated and it is only a few weeks since an audio tape emerged of the leader in which was reportedly him calling for the women, the wives of alleged eis fighters to be released from camps inside syria with a turkish incursion which has been going on for several weeks now heading into that northern border. church services have been held by families in vietnam who fear their relatives are among the 39 people who were found dead in a lorry container in essex. it's thought that the majority of the victims were vietnamese citizens, and police say they're working to identify them all. a lorry driver from northern ireland will appear in court tomorrow charged with manslaughter. andy moore is in grays in essex for us this morning. andy, what's the latest? police trying to work out he was involved, who those victims are but what do we know about the investigation into the causes of it? well, the police still trying to identify those 39

okay so, do you think biden the campaign is clear eyed on what it will take to beat trump? people internally are. others are not. joe biden based on my reporting understands that things haven't been going well. it's not clear they're the right people around him who can tell him what to change and be honest with him. what joe biden wanted this entire time is a direct fight with donald trump. it was perplexing when he delayed the response to the whistleblower story and all this. he was saying this release tax returns or shut up during the speech in new hampshire. a few weeks ago. when he called for impeachment. he came well after warren called for impeachment. he was late to his own party. that contributes to this narrative he is not quite aagile and sharp enough. perhaps things will change in his favor. >> he's leading the polls. despite what happens there's a trump effect with him. supporters don't care. the polls have been consistent since he entered. even though it was late. the polling shows him at 15% of warren. ten points higher than september. is this exactly where an

many on fans would have eyed this clash as a valuable but a geisha and 6 points of a full of the season began but freiburg arrived in the capital sitting well in full for one man who wasn't concerned about the fabulous form of the visitors was marius too tough he made it one nil after just one minute's pull to has previous against the big boys having school twice in the shock wave of the dortmund on match day 3 this one to go hand in duty on the lead here. another setback for fribourg arrived after 20 minutes they'll keep alexander's full of was injured clearing the bull and in came david tone class tita. freiburg struggled to break down a stubborn home side who also showing their teeth can attack marcus involved and finish the job shortly before the final whistle his 1st one is legal toll making it to nil a 2nd win of the season for the punters league and new boys from berlin if i am. also showed in our previous matches that we can play but in the end we just didn't get our rewards today we went out and got it right the city below and all. the other but in this league a club also in ac

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between syrian government and forces the syrian observatory for human rights says it has seen artillery eyed machine gun fire south of the border town of russell i mean kurdish forces agreed to retreat from the area under the deal struck by russia until the last week but they didn't because when the duty han is in istanbul i asked her what happens not of the ceasefire has officially ended well the cease fire that you have been talking about has been a very shaky one there have been occasional skirmishes they have continued in the past days and both sides have blamed each other for violations now turkey and russia struck that deal to allow kurdish militia in northeast as syria which ankara consider as terrorists to withdraw some 30 kilometer has from the turkish border in a next step than turkish and russian forces which start to joint patrols in that part of that area now while the kurdish led as d. f. say they happen redeploying their forces away from the border and the russian defense ministry just announced the withdrawal has been completed earlier today said that not all of the fighting

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so do you think biden -- the biden campaign is clear-eyed on what it will take to beat trump?ing now? >> i think some people internally are. i think others are not. joe biden, based on my reporting, understands that things have not been going well, would like things to change. but it's not clear that there are the right people around him that can tell him what he needs to change and can be honest with him, and in that way he's a little bit like the president. i think what joe biden has wanted this entire time has been a direct fight with donald trump, and that's why it was perplexing when he delayed his response to the whistle-blower's story and to all this. but he was saying release your tax returns or shut up during his speech in new hampshire a few weeks ago, when he first called for impeachment. but he came well after elizabeth warren had called for impeachment. he seemed to be kind of late to his own party in some respect. i think that contributes to this narrative that he is not quite e agele, not quite sharp enough. if he keeps performing like he did on that interview w

i think you have got to be -- fairly clear eyed about that. -- clear-eyed about that. and you have to be clear with your rhetoric. your rhetoric. if you do make a public commitment, and you are the superpower, you need to follow through with that commitment, unless there is some explanation about why the context has changed. so it is measured in what you do. we have repeatedly, in the post-9/11 period, i would argue with everyone of the three post-9/11 administrations, and considerably more expansive rhetoric than it turned out we were willing to actually put up. >> let me use that transition to the question of lessons, if you think there are any that we should take away from what some people call forever wars, iraq, afghanistan, and the broader and more diffused conflict against al qaeda and analogous movements. you indicated you thought you indicated you thought they were five big takeaways. would you tell us what they are? gen. petraeus: sure, and i would be happy to go into some details and specifics with afghanistan and iraq, the catastrophically bad decisions we

bradley, he is giving wild eyed tv interviews.dicting himself about these investigations, getting mixed signals about cooperating. is he helping the democrats case for impeachment? >> i think he is the greatest thing the democrats could have ever hoped for when it comes as an advocate for impeachment. he's showing how much craziness underlay this entire endeavor. if you look at what's been are brought out, what we saw in those text messages. pretty much everything the whistle-blower set forth, the details about the phone call and also the activities by mr. giuliani and his interactions with state department. all of that has been validated by and large on substance. sure there's little intricacies here and there that may not have been entirely 100% factually complete. >> that always happens. that's how it works. >> rudy giuliani is doing everything for himself. >> all of it is not going to match up word for word every time. and i think that's -- people are trying to point that out to punch holes in it. it's never going to match up

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that the united states needs to be very clear-eyed, that the president needs to be clear-eyed who areend and who are the maligned influences in the world. that lines up much more closely to what mcraven said. the united states is taking sides with the wrong people. we need to stand on the side of good, we did in the past and not doing it anymore. >> right. free frid fre frida, thank you for joining us. >>> and the president asked rick perry to work with rudy giuliani on a pressure campaign. here's the president's tweet today. i want to thank secretary of energy rick perry for the outstanding job he has done. he's leaving end of the year to pursue other interests. rick was a great governor of text and a great secretary of state of energy, also my friend. at the same time i am pleased to nominate deputy secretary dan breette to be the new secretary of energy. he's a total professional and no doubt dan will do a great job. the news who he's nominating to replace rick perry. with the white house in cleanup mode we are learning new details about the latest testimony in the impeachment inqu

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but they're clear-eyed about their -- >> i'm sorry, jen. you can call me whatever you want -- >> call you late for dinner. >> but i'm not surprised at all that it took grassley as long as he did, even that week, just because he's got two forces there. number one, he's the whistle-blower guy. number two, he's a republican senator with a republican base that finds the president very popular. and until republicans start turning on the president, people like senator grassley are just going to continue falling in line. >> i want to thank everybody. >>> up next, more breaking news, a blockbuster from "the new york times" on some pretty staggering proposals put forward by president trump, apparently repeatedly to stop migrants from crossing the southern border, everything from alligators to snakes and shooting them in the legs. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. wheyou want relief... fast. only thermacare ultra pain relieving cream has 4 active ingredi

but they are clear eyed. >> call me. >> call me sick. >> just not late for dinner. >> there you go. but i'm not surprised at all it took grassley as long as it did just because he has two forces. number one he is the whistle-blower guy. but number two he is a republican senator with a republican base that finds the president very popular. and until republicans start turning on the president people like senator grassley will continue falling in line. >> i want to thank everybody. up next more breaking news a black buster report from "the new york times" on staggering put forward by president trump. apparent reemtedly to stop migranting from crossing the border, everything from alligators to snakes and shooting them in the legs. ring e stories that i've heard to life. i wanted to keep digging, keep learning... this journey has just begun. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food

harry reid is a flinty-eyed seasoned observer and participant in politics.rump as a competitor. he was quite costic about the things that trump had done. but he's acknowledging what i think most people have to, which is that trump has a certain genius for commanding the stage and driving the debate. and, you know, we've seen it now for three years. we've seen it throughout his presidency. and it is a challenge for democratic candidates who are running against him or the democratic candidate running against him because he tends to dictate the terms of the debate. and you have to strategically figure out how you break through and how you deal with that and how you don't essentially become complicit in his idea of where he wants the debate to go. >> i see you as a flinty eyed anchor often. >> i read through the transcript of this and reid unloads on president trump. it's not that he likes him. he's just suggesting he's got political prowess and it's important to recognize that. >> everybody tune in to "the ax files" tomorrow for david's full interview with harr

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from the moment he first laid eyes on barack obama, the green eyed monster has been eating away at donald trump. he is extremely jealous of barack obama. host: because? caller: excuse me, go ahead. host: because why? caller: i think he is upset barack obama is probably still more admired and then he is and i think it speaks volume about hatred inof rachel his predominantly white audiences -- racial hatred in his predominantly white audiences and those calling on c-span. they want desperately, desperately to not only erase barack obama's record, but basically erase him from the very pages of history. host: that is jerry calling on the line for democrats. back to john mcardle. host 2: want to keep viewers up-to-date on what is happening on capitol hill. theress away on recess, but impeachment inquiry continuing including today. we are expected to see another hearing behind closed doors, this one in the house intelligence committee. this is jeff bennett reporting marie yovanovitch is set to be deposed at 10:00 a.m. eastern. sources familiar say they expect her to show up despite a white hous

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they were bright eyed bushytailed. they came to washington wanted to do a good job on health care, and all sorts of things. and they left and they were dark people. they left dark. and this was all a phony scam. and then you have hillary clinton saying, two days ago, tulsi gabbard is a russian asset. and that jill stein is a russian agent. and i said, wait a minute to commit took me two and a half years. i wish you would have said that earlier because people would have realize she's crazy, she's crazy. but two and a half years, sean, we went through this and it started before the election. and president obama in september was told about russian influence. and he didn't want to do anything about it. he didn't want to do a thing about it because he assumed hillary was going to win. he didn't do a thing about that. nobody brings that up. nobody brings up that statement to the president of russia at the time. nobody brings it up about the dossier and the election. it is a very double standard. it is a sad thing. now, you h

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research facilities families lyman stone is a editor here at ei and blocked about regional economics and a state of migration. he has the big idea and has worked in covering the new york times and the wall street journal and many other places. our feel less moderator today is karlyn bowman a senior fellow here at ei she has the opinion on wide issues and economic and social topics. in addition, she has commented on american politics through the lens of keep them graphic and geographic changes. welcoming our distinguished guests (applause) >> thank you very much ryan and i'd like to add my welcome to our seaspan audience today. democratic changes has been made in the last week and as those of you who spent seven hours listening to the cnn debate on climate change they question from the audience to bernie sanders who was at whether or not he will talk about the population explosion and its relationship to climate change and said that is part of his campaign and that the other end of the work or rhetorical spectrum elon musk gave an interview to alibaba an artificial intelligence and sa