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g.'s sub keeper after bush went off on sixty six. double olympic champion shelley and frazier price has continued her successful comeback to athletics the jamaican won the hundred meters in a time of ten point nine eight seconds at the anniversary games in london the seven time world champion gave birth to her son last august first time since her return beating out american deseret riots. and there was a bizarre ending to the women's three thousand meters in london ethiopia's fan to boot it stopped suddenly with two hundred metres left in the race. just overtaken kenyans clearly in rank error to be made and thought she'd won it when she realized her mistake it was too late. ended up clinching the victory katsaris nasser has won the opening leg of the silk way rally the two time dakar rally winner claimed the three hundred eleven kilometers staged up again and was a star connor russia the eighth edition of the race will take drivers through a total of seven stages covering more than three thousand five hundred kilometers with a clue s

unilateral approach but rather a multilateral approach, the g 20 format was introduced, heads of state and government, all 20 -- the transition from bush to obama, we put in programs to stimulate the economy, china did a great deal to stop the global economy going down the drain. and set up certain regulations. which is why once again we find ourselves in a situation that is requiring the imf, their growth forecasts down towards china, countermeasures, tariffs on steel and aluminum and you can see how lengthy the value chains are, tariffs placed on exports of automotive from the us, german companies have to correct their profit forecasts as well. it is not just about vehicles going from germany exports to the us but 400,000 vehicles built in the us and being exported to the rest of the world, the biggest bmw factory is not in germany but south carolina. this dovetailing has come up in hearings in washington underway about trade issues and that is why we see these tariffs, potential terrorists, and the real risk and danger for global prosperity, and to perhaps stop these things happening. and all of the eu states, he should go -- for eu

somehow and debilitation of the helsinki summit between president bush and president obama the focus right now is maybe on the city and a few g.'s on trying to focus maybe on the humanitarian aspect of the seating crisis because political solution and i know it doesn't seem very likely as i said because we need to have almost everybody. on board this is why we're the french actually we have seen the french stepping in and trying to do something with the russians because they know for now that this is better hops the issues that need to be i mean to be dealt with for the time for the time being ok. and then we see an agreement between the americans and the russians on how to deal with iran ok that is about it is would be i actually have a say and let's just pick up on that point of iran that you're raising in through that joshua joshua but there has been slight progress on that because the israelis surely have got exactly what they wanted because they've got russian guarantees from the iranians saying yes we will move back from where we were historically over the past several months because the israelis were beginning to get r

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bush administration. and each successive administration has said that somehow these are going to regenerate and they have not. it's not surprising when they g cling to their guns or religion or antipathy to people not like them. >> to just be grossly general list istic you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racist, homophobic, citizen phobic, islamaphobic, you name it. that all throughout the election year. nothing changes and they don't have vision to make the country better. in 2016 peter strzok texted that he could actually smell trump voters in a rural virginia walmart. just yesterday you had a msnbc conspiracy anchor throw up his leg, chris matthews, comparing trump supporters, believe it or not, taking it a step further. untamed dogs. you don't believe me? take a look. >> he's taking the republican party, a party that has spent 60, 70 years for leading the cold war and taking over countries on the border and being tran call and attacking them while saying how trump -- agreeing with trump saying he's doing his best. he's dog training these people. >> that's what they really think of us. t

g 7. the idea is to bring russia into the family of nations and he turns out to be too drunk to govern and putin becomes president and bushistian man. none of it works. the russians become adventurous in the neighborhood and bullies, whether you look at ukraine, georgia, all over the place you had to deal with russian aggression and russian interference in western democracies beginning with eastern europe, ukraine, eastern europe and the united states. it's not like the united states didn't try to have a good relationship with russia. it is russian actions that caused this. trump needs to listen to his intelligence briefings, the problem is not the united states. the problem is putin. the united states did enormous things for russia. the russians rejected them in a sense and instead sort of a thuggish bullying poster. that's the real story. for donald trump to say it's foolishness, when was the last american president that stood up in an international forum and said it's all america's fault. i mean, you know, if george mcgovern said something like that, their president is asserting similar things. >> that's a problem if y

g. twenty format was introduced by the heads of state government of all twenty countries and you may remember as well at the start of the transition from bush to obama we put in programs to stimulate the economy china did a great deal to start the global economy going down the drain as it were we put together regulations for financial institutions set up certain regulations and that helped us get out of what was an extremely complicated situation which is why i believe that once again we find ourselves in a situation that is. requiring the. effort to correct their growth forecast down there are considerable tariffs that we're seeing towards china have been countermeasures in for europe their tariffs on steel and aluminum and with the automotive industry and you can just see how closely linked the value chains are globally and if tariffs are placed on. exports of auto. motive from the u.s. to china then that means for in german companies that they have to correct their profit forecast as well and you see how closely linked it all it is it's not just about vehicles going from germany exported to the ads. we're seeing four hundred thousand veh

bush showed up at flag factories. he doubled down on having american flags behind him everywhere, every time, and the implication was, this guy-- this g't quite like us. he's not one of us. g - i'm not question his patriotism. he goes out and says, "the man is questioning my patriotism," and then all the liberal columnists join in. - of course the vice president is questioning my patriotism. i don't think there's any question about that. and i resent it. they were spreading a rumor that i had had some psychological breakdown or something, and ou remember that bizarre afternoon when ronald reagan at a press conference-- a flip remark by president reagan today heightened the emerging controversy. this is what the president said when asked whether he believes dukakis should release his medical records. - look, i'm not going to pick on an invalid. - mr. president! - when the president of the united states says your candidate is an invalid... his doctor gets to be on the tv shows. "dukakis not crazy, more at 11:00." - you didn't have a lot of options in erms of changing the-- the narrative. there was no social media. there was no internet.

g. twenty summit in hamburg last year but this is their first one on one meeting right this is you know we saw it during bush we saw during obama and this is really the apex of trump's attempt at a reset with russia of course the background of that potential reset is quite different than it was in two thousand and one or two thousand and nine you know with russian troops present in ukraine with russian active supporting assad in syria with russian meddling obviously confirmed by the intelligence community in the united states so for this president it's about getting this a reset on the order with extremely strong headwinds for vladimir putin the goal is quite different and to some extent he's already won that over he's already achieved it it's the optic it's the idea of restoring russian greatness russia's status as a great power as a world power we will recall that during two thousand and fourteen during the obama administration president obama said that russia is a very consequential regional power that was quite a slight against vladimir putin and russia in that sense of itself and this restores it to tha