you said steve and i were in fantasyland. you happen to be right, but the zit geist of this market -- >> you can be in frontierland, my friend, i don't really care. >> -- is that it shrugs off the negative news -- >> so there was upside coming out of g-7 which was largely unexpected. >> yes. >> you react to the upside >> i think the risk is to the upside i think the market will try to take out the previous high made whenever it was, in early december or january. >> i agree i think you have to look at even sectors that have caught a bit to them recently there's momentum to this tape. >> financials? >> financials, i mean, anything here that has any positive tone coming out of this i think will keep that momentum going. >> because we're a trading show, i want to make it clear, i am not bearish on the world but i can tell you 2,800 on the s&p in this environment with the fed and ecb next week, the two biggest risks for the market, why do you think these things are going to go higher, i don't think so. >> social butterflies twitte

they live in this fantasyland where because they wish it could be good, it will happen.nitty—gritty, it's actually quite technical about how do we align our relations to the eu? if we don't, businesses will leave because they like the continuity, it makes it easierfor them, but they like the continuity, it makes it easier for them, but they have to do anyway. as i said, the extraordinarily complex issue, with air -- extraordinarily complex issue, with air —— airbus is about four different eu agencies that they need to pull out of. they don't address this, but they have fantastic flag—waving, world cup, we are all wonderful, let's raise the second world war again language, which as i say is completely opposite to the action that needs to be done. many people who are watching bull entirely disagree with you and say that we will see the details when the government is ready. we will have another crack at this later, but at the time, thank you both for coming in. don't forget you can see the front pages online on the bbc news website. if you missed the programme in the evenin

the chinese that we started because we built in two thousand and seven as a franco cillian fantasyland where the large eastern chinese city of kabul hong joe the city is meant to hold ten thousand or more people but is still struggling to actually fill the city with more than a few thousand but those that do live there enjoy eat three hundred foot replica of the eiffel tower were couples constantly getting gauge storehouse whether it was but despite the romance shown cities and lots of available real estate he owned on shanghai isn't exactly the city of lights yet due to it being a big island full of infrastructure that is in the center of or about farmland so if you've got parisian mania and the like ghost. in your dream come true now it's cool when i look like i'm sorry but this is me like way to go because of the sort of start over me to people about like hey you know what we're just going to build this thing that looks just like same buildings i pulled our you know this i mean look at the size i see that every day i mean i honestly i you know i'm not a kind of an either or diceless

the only criticisms that we've gotten have come from two disconnected fantasyland spirit on the far left if we stop selling guns the other 300 plus million guns that are already in the event states will somehow u disappear. on the far right we have people who want to play cowboys and indians in our schools and classrooms and they imagine every school shooter is a trained commando and every teacher should be as well. this is a policy proposal that lives in reality and it's meant to solve the real problem. >> tucker: if you're going to get elected to congress and i think you make a fair point, you're going to need to learn to answer the question at hand. the question is would you shave your eyebrows if i said i could make you a congressman today. are you that committed? >> i'm trying to have a real discussion on important policy issues. i came on the show to talk with you about serious issues.>> >> tucker: you maced yourself in the face. this is a serious issue. >> people don't understand that most school shootings happen at a range of less than. 8 feet. >> tucker: here almost in congress

that is fantasyland. i don't know what magic wand they plan on using to hike drug prices and other countries, but i do not know of having the power today exists. even if they did come into a windfall from overseas, it's laughable to expect that they would take that as a reason to slash prices in america. look at the trump tax law. huge amounts of cash were showered on multinational drug companies. they put it into stock buyback to benefit shareholders, not consumers. another trip to pharmaceutical fantasyland. on may 30 the president said it would be two weeks the drug companies would announce, and i quote voluntary massive drops in prices, two and three weeks went by, it's been a month. no massive job in prescription drug bills, sign as americans were getting mugged at pharmacy counters, this issue deserves serious bipartisan action. to begin that effort i'm releasing a report that looks at what makes this discrete, complicated and why those policies do so much to make sure prices go up and up. it's not

that is just fantasyland. i don't know what magic wand they plan on using to hike drug prices and other countries. i don't know if having the power today exist. even if drug companies did come into a windfall, it is laughable to expect they take that as the reason to slash prices in america. look at the tax laws. huge amounts of cash was showered on the truck companies. what did they do with it, they put it in stock buybacks that benefit shareholders not consumers. one other trip to pharmaceutical fantasyland. in may he said in two weeks drugs -- drug companies would announce mandatory drop in prices. time went by, it's been one month, no massive drop in prescription drugs. as long as americans were getting mugs at the pharmacy counters, this issue demands serious bipartisan action. to begin that effort, i am releasing a report that looks exactly what makes this industry complicated and wide those policies do so much to make sure the price goes up and up. it is not just a look at the drug manufacturers. there'

let's say it's fantasyland and they're going to go home and destroy them all by the weekend. you have a hundred thousand artillery tubes aimed at a city of 25 million people, if you include its environs. that's a first strike capability right there. >> seoul is an amazing city. if you've ever been there, you take off in a military helicopter where the american military is there with the south korean military. if you fly north to the dmz, you see the entire city. it's amazing what the south korean people have achieved over the last generation and a half. really at war. basically on the border with a hostile regime. there has never been peace there as we've been discussing all night. they've created an amazing, immaculate city. that city lives under daily threat from these artillery tubes from the north. >> nicolle, let's talk about politics. how does this -- what happens now in the next 12 to 24 hours? >> well, two things. it's important to note that donald trump has been talking about this summit with his friends and his outside advisers -- >> it's a big deal. >> -- as a big

so i think, you know, there's some sort of fantasyland here where they think people that have decidedek hundreds of miles risking their life is somehow, oh, no, i'm not going to go all the way? do they not understand why these folks leave? >> they're some of the most desperate people i've ever met in imy entire life, chuck. they're fleeing violence and persecution. why else would you go sit on a bridge at a port of entry for weeks at a time to get into the the united states. i sat down with the chief of the sector today and i asked him, they've been floating these lines which are ridiculous talking about there's fraud in the system, and i said how many families out tof percentage of people you've apprehended are are fraudulent. out of tens of thousands, 1% of them are phony families trying to make their way in here. it's just phony math. >> and the fraud, correct me if i'm wrong, the fraud is actually fraud many of these immigrants have committed against them, right? they're paying people in order to get through the trek safely, and those are the scam artists, and those are bad people

"fantasyland" is out in paper back. rob, there's a lot less of you.healthy. trying. >> semi. >> that's awesome. let's go to "shock and awe." >> yes. >> you put yourself out there politically and feel strongly about what's going on. what was the impetus of getting behind this project? >> i'm of that age where i was of draft age during the vietnam war and i couldn't, for the life of me, understand how we could go to war twice in my lifetime based on lies. so, when we were building up to the war in iraq, i felt like a parent whose watching their child run into the street, knowing full well it is going to get hit by the truck and not able to do anything to stop it and certainly, what we all knew was going to happen, happened. i have been wanting for a long time to make this film. i finally figured out a way to get into it. initially, i thought maybe be a satire like "dr. strange love." when i saw this about four journalists from the news, i found my way into the story. these guys got it all right. >> wow. >> they got it all right, but couldn't breakthroug

and on twitter: what fantasyland is the bishop living in?idn't expect everything for nothing and stop blaming everybody else, we would all be better off. some of you may find that the deeply harsh but it is a point of view. we will also be talking about revenge pornography and the fact that one in three people who make a complaint to the police about it eventually withdraw the complaint because they are not guaranteed anonymity like victims of other alleged sexual crimes. we will be talking about that. this text: my daughter had personal images put online by her ex who controlled and beat her for the best part of two yea rs. we beat her for the best part of two years. we warned the police and we told police that this man was dangerous with supporting evidence but they did not act. if you have personal experience of revenge pornography, someone sharing images, photos, our view, without your consent, of a sexual nature, do let us consent, of a sexual nature, do let us know what effect it had on you and whether you think victims of revenge porn