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french president has said, according to one of his aides, if borisjohnson becomes the tory leader and ergoes through by hook or by crook brexit on 31 october, without a deal, he is now saying don't worry, that will give us saying don't worry, that will give us £39 billion. where we see this on the back of a bus, i wonder? us £39 billion. where we see this on the back of a bus, iwonder? macron is saying that becomes a sovereign debt default. those are serious, grown—up words, that is the uk reneging on previously negotiated promises with the eu, and this will stand us in very... we hope that whatever happens we will have to make a trading deal with the eu in the future, it is our biggest trading partner. we will be so isolated we will make north korea look like some sort of swiss hub. it is ridiculous. if he gets to be prime minister, he will worry about that then, won't he? by saying those things, he gets to be prime minister, and he will worry about them and then discover it is not going to work. i won't say hardliners, but let's say some of the most committed brexiteers, people like prit

ergo to go over there forever changed your life and forever change your other daughter. squire it for ever change the relationship with those 3 close to you of course but it's gotten worse. when if this would be over with in the state would accept the offer we can focus on getting it all back together that's the point i'm trying to stress to you i don't care about james or rose i don't care about the public defender's office i shouldn't have to be sitting up here going through what i'm going through i feel like you're attacking me we're supposed to be on the same side here. this is not about me it should be about shelby fair the victim has everybody forgotten about the victim. here doing what we feel is appropriate based on the fractional mall that's always. nevertheless you are sympathetic to that. it isn't just a question you want to see that there's no law that says you have. the walsall is the basis or right through every british and. he knows what he did is wrong he's not arguing that he didn't do it he's ready to go do his time he says he's been ready yeah 2 years

. >> ergo? >> ergo i see that either there is someone of color on the top of the ticket or on the bottom of the ticket, but i believe that there will be at least one ethnic minority, either as president or vice president. >> let me go to my friend michael -- no, i'm going to go -- i'm going over here. heidi -- you're a republican. >> i have a few thoughts on this. >> let's get to some straight reporting here. this thing about biden and this thing about buttigieg, both is about race. i do think, you know, i've always said race in this country is the san andreas fault. earthquake potential at any time and people trample on it at their very peril. you talk about race, you better be careful. >> i think there is a difference, though, between biden and between buttigieg. and what jaime said can be true, but it can also be true that there is a bigger kind of structural problem here with buttigieg's campaign because, chris, i spoke with some of the african-american elders in the democratic party a month

ergo, given that the brexit party got 37% of the vote estimated in the constituency in the election peterboroughended up at 29. conversely, the labour party, though it is only running at 23% or so in the opinion polls, that is nine points up on what it achieved in the european election for the top of the ad nine points to the 22 points that the labour party is estimated to have gotte n the labour party is estimated to have gotten the convictions in the euro election you end up at 31 which is exactly what labour got. 31%, by the way, is the lowest share of the vote that has ever to win a by—election in post—war electoral history. so here is a result that gives very clear evidence that what the polls had been telling us in the last two weeks about what the legacy of the european elections as for westminster is actually roughly right. and that is a picture that says the brexit party is a substantial challenge, running at about a quarter of the vote, but less tha n about a quarter of the vote, but less than it got in the european elections and that does mean that in any elections and that does mean

ergo a violation of federal law. >> here is the attorney general william barr a month ago when he washe president. here it is. >> going forward what if a foreign adversary, let's now say north korea, offers a presidential candidate dirt on a competitor in 2020. do you agree with me that campaigns should immediately contact the fbi? if a foreign intelligence -- >> the foreign government -- or an intelligence service? >> a representative of a foreign government. >> yes. >> says we have dirt on your opponents. >> yes. >> should they say i love it, let's meet, or should they contact the fbi? >> if the foreign intelligence service does, yes. >> so president trump is contradicted by the head of the fbi as well as his own attorney general. how can congress rein in a president who crosses so many lines? >> well, there have been some who suggested that that laws needs clarification. i'm not one of them. i think the law is abundantly clear in and of itself. i think the remedy is to actually involve law enforcement and actually enforcing the law. >> let's talk about what you did last week. you i

eddy, former national security council official and the founder of ergo, an intelligence consulting firm. thank you very much for joining us. can you give us some undersnding or help us s understand tpe of u.s. offensive cyberoperations? >> wl, u.s. cyber cmand which is a part of the u.s. government, part of the departme of defense tha intend towndz take ourns ofe-defensive cyber operations ten years old actually this month, and it's a massive undertaking, meaning that this reporting to me isn't shockingly newsworthy because we have been working diligently sending billions of dollars to understand the vulnerability of our adversaries around the globe for a decade at this point at least, and before cyber command we were doing this in other guises. >> how important ismmyber d to u.s. military power? >> anyhow disruptive the use of cyber attacks against facebook and other cyber attacks were int the 2016 elns. we live in an extraordinarily connected world. we don't quite underst would happen if the power calm off, but if you spend timeng thinbout no water, no hospitals, no traffic lights, it

ergo the factual question is very real. they have permitted into their country"i would tell you in 2001 authorization use of military force says the president has authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations or persons that he determines there with those terrorist attacks through 2001 or harbor organizations or person to prevent future acts of international terrorism against organizations or nations. 's administration prepared to tell congress it has the authority to launch military action against iran because osama bin laden is moving to iran quick. >> i will first start by saying the intelligence that you mentioned, i think last weekend the house intelligence committee chairman said the evidence of iran's responsibility for the attacks is very strong and compelling. >> i understand but i asked the question again the concern obviously from what i suggest that the administration is prepared to have the authority to launch military action because of the au mf. what about they are former al qaed

parked on the side track ergo reliability is the entire game, as you have mentioned for passenger and commuter rail. it doesn't matter if there is one train per day or 10 trains per day, if your customers cannot rely on that train to arrive on time. is scheduled. as you have said, you might as well book a flight. it is that simple. last week, i pressed administrative -- to be more engaged on the short shunting issue in particular, on the salute the line. and i am confident that he will keep that commitment. i am curious if amtrak is experiencing the signal activation issue in other areas of the country? and another realize? has amtrak experienced short shunting issues outweighing the nation? >> real place we have experienced short shunting issues is on the line you have described. we did have some of the trouble, i think on the hoosier line. about the state of indiana has discontinued the hoosier service. suck i think it has been principally there. ron but tori has been really good about pressing the host railroad to come up with solutions. >> so, did you ever find a solution for the

they did not say so, ergo, they were not able to say with confidence he did not commit a crime. >> yesin this interview was asked about the president accusing obama officials of treason over how they were surveilled, approved by the fisa court. let's listen to that. >> do you think they committed treason? >> not in a legal matter. >> do you have concerns about how they conducted the investigation? >> yes, but sometimes people can convince themselves what they are doing is in the higher interest and better good. they don't realize what they're doing is really antithetical to the democratic system we have. >> i want to ask you both about that, but, michael, you first. you were one of the first reporters to talk about the steele dossier. the president's supporters are citing that for what sparked the investigation in the first place. >> that's not quite true. it was the popolopodus information coming on top of the discovery that the russians hacked the dnc but the dossier played a role. there was no question about it. it was very much in the air and fbi took it seriously and they ultimate

ergo you can conclude that the prosecutors believe that he did commit that crime.r, the overall thinking here is that they can ride this out, especially because democrats do not appear to be, you know, poised to launch impeachment proceedings as long as nancy pelosi stays where she is. >> let's come to this because, joyce, the point is that they haven't read the report. republicans for the rule of law is going to deliver copies of the mueller report to every single member of congress. i want to play you -- lindsey graham was supposed to be on some sunday shows this morning, we are not sure why he was not. let's play 1998 and 1999 lindsey graham and when he was talking about impeaching a democratic president. >> let it be said that any president who cheats or institutions shall be impeached. >> he doesn't have to say go lie for me to be a crime. you don't have to say let's obstruct justice for it to be a crime. you judge people on their conduct not magic phrases. >> if you term that he committed the crime of perjury and you determine that he committed the crime of o

ergo, given that the brexit party got 37% of the vote, estimated in the constituency in the electionnversely, the labour party, although it is only running at 23% also in the opinion polls, that is nine points up on what it achieved in the european election. if you add nine points to the 22 points that the labour party is estimated to have got in the euro election, you end up in 31. that is exactly what labour got. that 31% is the lower share of the vote that has ever been sufficient to win a by—election in post— war electoral history. it is in fact post— war electoral history. it is infacta post— war electoral history. it is in fact a result they give is very clear evidence that what the polls have been telling us in the past two weeks about what the legacy of the european elections is for westminster is roughly right. that isa westminster is roughly right. that is a picture that says, yes, the brexit party, a substantial challenger, around one quarter of the vote, but that is less than a got in the european elections and that does mean that in many, many places, if it were to achie