george: yeah, that was good. these days and knock america. it is the place with the tubby people who forgot how to make things and who don't like to get their hands dirty anymore. but then you come somewhere like mojave and receive a stark reminder that some of america's most endearing elements remain alive and well. it is in the middle of all this nothingness, that passion -- pure passion -- has a chance to thrive. if the cynics want to remain cynical, that is fine, but if they don't, they should put on some sunscreen, buy a pair of goggles, and take a trip out to the desert to see what happens when creative adults get a giant playground. ♪ ashlee: up next on "hello world," i will trade in the desert for the beaches and rain forests of australia. i will go for a swim with a robot, pet a dinosaur, and get my spelunk on. ♪ whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if there was a single site where you could find the right hotel for you at the

george: yeah, that was good. these days and knock america. it is the place with the tubby people who forgot how to make things and who don't like to get their hands dirty anymore. but then you come somewhere like mojave and receive a stark reminder that some of america's most endearing elements remain alive and well. it is in the middle of all this nothingness, that passion -- pure passion -- has a chance to thrive. if the cynics want to remain cynical, that is fine, but if they don't, they should put on some sunscreen, buy a pair of goggles, and take a trip out to the desert to see what happens when creative adults get a giant playground. ♪ ashlee: up next on "hello world," i will trade in the desert for the beaches and rain forests of australia. i will go for a swim with a robot, pet a dinosaur, and get my spelunk on. ♪ ♪ emily: this is the best of "bloomberg technology." we bring you all of our top interviews from the week in tech. coming up another cyber attack , cripples companies. russia to weston europe an

george: yeah, that was good.ynical these days and knock america. it is the place with the tubby people who forgot how to make things and who don't like to get their hands dirty anymore. but then you come somewhere like mojave and receive a stark reminder that some of america's most endearing elements remain alive and well. it is in the middle of all this nothingness, that passion -- pure passion -- has the chance to thrive. if the cynics want to remain cynical, that is fine, but if they don't, they should put on some sunscreen, buy a pair of goggles, and take a trip out to the desert to see what happens when creative adults get a giant playground. ♪ ashlee: up next on "hello world," i will trade in the desert for the beaches and rain forests of australia. i will go for a swim with a robot, pet a dinosaur,nd g my spelunk on. ♪ ♪ haslinda: hello and welcome to "high flyers," the show that gives you a 360 degree preview of asia's business elite. today, we are joined today by one of the world's leading chefs. after r

so george w. bush rubs into storms. >>> good evening, governor george w. perot about to make their second election of the campaign. >> bill clinton loved the town haul his or her fat. >> you know people who lost their jobs and home. in my state when people loose their jobs it's a good chance i'll know them by their names. >> george w. bush didn't have that touch. >> it has a lot to do with interest rate. >> on a personal basis how has i effected you? >> this whole experience of the town haul is excuse rating for george bush. he really likes people but he's not really good at it. >> are you suggesting that if somebody has means the national debt doesn't affect them? >> what i'm saying. >> help me with the question and i'll try to answer it. >> t.v. was completely dominating american politics and george bush didn't benefit from that. >> what would you do as president to open foreign markets from politician to american business? >> we have got to stop sending jobs overaes. >> ross perot is -- >> -- >> if you can move your factor south of the border and don't

. >>> plus, how prince george is celebrating his fourth birthday. >>> and -- george clooney, inside the private screen with his boyhood idol. >>> now, for july 21st, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> well, the countdown has begun to o.j. simpson's final day behind bars. he will walk out of prison in october. >> and he will have time to figure out what his life will be like as a free man. >> i've had so many offers for interviews when i've been here, and i've turned them all down. >> that could change in 72 days after o.j.'s early release. and today, hollywood is businzz about his options. simpson had a pay per view prank show called "juiced." >> i think o.j. should stay out of reality shows. that's what gets him into trouble. >> kato kaelin wants him to keep a low profile. >> i don't think people would watch a reality show. >> by all accounts, j.j. will return to florida. his son was spotted yesterday on his way out of walmart. >> yesterday, he met with family and friends who told us he wants to travel. >> he wants to visit nicole's grave. >> o.j. may not see any profit from new

. >>> plus, how prince george is celebrating his fourth birthday. >>> and -- george clooney, shares his childhood memories. inside the private screen with his boyhood idol. >> ifz usually go formal when i go to watch a movie. >>> now, for july 21st, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> well, the countdown has begun to o.j. simpson's final day behind bars. he will walk out of prison in october. >> and he will have time to figure out what his life will be like as a free man. >> i'm not looking to be involved with the media. yiech had so many offers for interviews when i've been here in lovelock and i turned them all down. >> that could change in 72 days after o.j.'s early release. and today, hollywood is buzzing about his options. a possible book deal, a big sit down interview and a potential reality show. simpson had a pay per view prank show called "juiced." >> i can guarantee you the car has escapability. >> i think o.j. should stay out of reality shows. that's what gets him into trouble. >> kato kaelin wants him to keep a low profile. >> i think he'll do one quick interview and m

the queen's father was king george vi, and so he will be king george vii, that's a lucky number.the way, prince williams said that last year, his son was far too spoiled. he got too many gifts. just wait until you see what he gets this year. >>> still ahead, which five-time oscar nominee just wore a $55 dress? >>> and then, the five craziest things we learned about jada pinket pinkett smith this week. >>> and what happened when george clooney met his childhood hero? whoooo. going somewhere? here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more than 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. >>> we're going in a helicopter! >> monday night, rachel and her final three guys go on a date. >> fantasy suites were a game changer for me. >> you said you probably wouldn't go. >> i didn't do it with everyone. >> and then the men will get their chance to tell all, followed by the season finale of "the bachelorette," august 2nd. >>> and gwyneth and her mother, twinning. the floral ensemble, a set of p.j.s. price tag, $2,200. and amy

so george h.w.victory in the persian gulf, runs into storms. >> campaign '92. >> good evening, george bush, bill clinton and ross perot are about to make their second joint appearance of the campaign. >> bill clinton is someone who understood that the best way to learn about the problems of his constituents was to sit is there and talk to them. bill clinton loved the town hall format. >> you know people who lost their jobs and lost their homes? >> oh, yeah. >> in my home state, when people lose their jobs, i know them by first names. >> george bush didn't have that personal touch. >> it has a lot to do with interest rates -- >> she's saying you, personally. >> how has it affected you? >> this whole experience of the town hall is clearly excruciating for george bush. he really likes people but he's not particularly good at it. >> if the question -- maybe i'll get it wrong. are you suggesting that if somebody has means, that the national debt doesn't affect them? >> what i'm saying -- >> i'm not sure

fatherhood seems to suit george. an eyewitness tells us george was smiling and amal was seen looking at her phone, and showing it to george several times. perhaps she was getting twin updates from the babysitter. 4,000 miles away in new york, jennifer aniston and justin theroux had their second date night in a row. holding her husband's hand, jen looks casual but sheik while leaving the they dined with jason baitman be his wife both last night and the night before. >> have a good night. >> and finally, blake and gwen gone fishing. >> whoa. >> yesterday, the couple of almost two years showed us their love is real out on the water with her boys, kingston and zuma. >> fish! >> come on. >> i want it. >> this is teche sond time they have all gone fishing this week while visiting blake's oklahoma ranch. love that matching camo. looks like gwen has herself a real catch. >> catch that sucker. >> don't throe him back in. he is a keeper. gwen is the social media queen, and she loves a snapchat, so i love all the photos she sha

george: hello, marcus. lemonis: george, right? george: yes. lemonis: nice to meet you.rge: nice to meet you. -petros: how you doing? petros. -lemonis: petros, how are you? petros: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: now, you've been in the chocolate business for how many years? -george: almost 40 years. lemonis: and how long ago did you meet? eleni: 39 years ago. he was in greece. lemonis: oh, you were in greece. who are these pictures of? -zoe: that's my mom's parents. petros: yeah, and a little push cart in baltimore. zoe: in baltimore, where they were hand-rolling chocolates, and my dad came over. he learned the trade. george: i love to work for my kids. lemonis: it's nice to have your children support you. george: oh, yes. i think that's the most important, to love each other. lemonis: this place is -- it got a lot bigger. -petros: yeah, right. -lemonis: it goes back even -- petros: it goes back farther, yeah. lemonis: holy... petros: this is the kitchen, where we manufacture everything. lemonis: oh, my gosh. i just want to see the process. petros: so we're boiling t

george burrell, attorney and nonprofit executive. good morning, george.d turzanski, foreign policy analyst. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning, ed. nelson diaz, former judge. good morning, nelson. >> good morning, matt. it's good to see you. >> you always have a cheery comment for us. thank you. and christine flowers, attorney and journalist. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning, christine. the deal with an accused killer is what we're talking about here. cosmo dinardo, the man charged with luring and killing four people in bucks county this month, agreed to confess and provide information on the fourth body's location if bucks county district attorney matthew weintraub would not seek the death penalty in the case. weintraub insists without the confession, that last buried victim would never be found. now, robert dunham, a death penalty opponent, was quoted in the new york times. i want to read this real quick. he said, "it's clearly arbitrary that a quadruple murderer is spared capital prosecution because he was successfully able to hide the victim

you enter a subject of king george the iii. when you leave you're a citizen of the american republic. so we tell a story. the core narrative is about 1760 to 1790, but then we carry you through the present day to explore the legacies of the american revolution. first we have to step back to 1776, and we actually start with the re-creation of the moment july 9, 1776, when a group of sailors and soldiers in new york city first heard the declaration of independence and gathered at a landmark familiar to many viewers and tore down an equestrian statue of king george iii, really marking the beginning of the war of independence, the beginning of the american revolution. and so this is really our first gallery displaying objects from the period. we call this gallery rural brutannia. so this then after you've been in that moment of 1776, we take you back 15 years really to the end of what was known as the seven years war or the french and indian war, the essention of the new king george iii, the first british monarch. this is the perio

"journeys with george." explain how you came up with the idea. >> i was a news producer before i went into documentaries. mbc is a decade at news producer. and i was assigned to go on the bus with governor george w. bush when he declared he was running as president. nbc assigned me to go sit on his bus. each network as a person andinted to sit on the bus, i was the girl on the bus from nbc and i brought a handy cam along and i filmed governor bush as he was running for president. and it was really all about the dance with the media. back then it was all sort of new, this idea that you have these relationships that develop inside the bubble of a presidential campaign. so i made a film about it. my relationship with president bush became this magical thing because i came from a long line of democrats. and he sought me out, and decided we should be friends. and it was a coming-of-age story about the young aspiring journalist who you -- who learned everything i needed to learn on the campaign trail. and it start

the prince george's stadium. we have some amazing sponsors and partners, negro league, legends hall of fame is one of our great sponsors. we're moving towards making a difference so the students can start a successful school year from day one. >> ellen, tell us what communities in schools does. >> communities in schools, we're the local affiliate of the nation's largest dropout prevention program. what we do is partner with a school and dcps, we're in 11 public schools, we work with the principal and the parents and the kids to identify their needs, then we put a plan in to address them year round. so we really work to remove all the barriers that can get in the way of kids either getting to school or being ready to learn once they're >> you work primarily with d.c. schools? >> right, my affiliate, we're just in d.c. public schools. >> cathy, how do you begin -- how many students are you working with? fairfax county system is one of the largest in the region. >> it is. >> also one of the wealthiest. >> it is. wha

hey, erin. >> inner loop issue out in prince george's county.ill blocked for an earlier tractor-trailer fire cleanup out by pennsylvania avenue. latest on that one. >> if you're just getting up with us right now at 5 o'clock we want to get you caut

george looks happy as he greets this man with a big hug. but george, amal, and the twins were not the only family members on the flight. their basset hound, "millie," was with them. they adopted her in 2015, and the 56-year-old new dad then helped his children aboard an airport transport van parked next to the plane. of course, george owns that fabulous home on lake como which is about 52 miles north of milan. villa oleandra is an 18th century mansion built right on the lake with a gym, a swimming pool and it's own movie theater. >> in 2005, george gave a tour of the lavish villa to abc news' diane sawyer. >> a bell rings and it's lunchtime at 2:00 and everybody eats an unbelievable homemade meal. there's usually about 15 to 25 peop my buddies and all their kids, family. >> one surprise that emerged from the plane, two basketballs. george looked thrilled and seemed to be getting ready to practice his jump shot. george protects his hoops game, back at home in england, he is amping up security because workers were seen adding extra surveillan

new englanders, southern riflemen, george washington himself. so in this case these are items that reflect the military traditions of new englanders in the period. and the red coat in the back which is on loan to us from a private collector is one of the few surviving garments from an american participant in the revolutionary war. that was worn by a man who fought at the battle of bunker hill. and of course some people say, a red coat, isn't that british? remember, they're all british at this point. this is not yet a fight for american independence. right beside him, this leatherbound book is a bible that was carried by another soldier from -- in this case from ipswich, massachusetts. francis merryfield, who had that in his pocket during the battle of bunker hill. that night when they were treated, he sat down and wrote a short account of the fighting at bunker hill. he thanked god for preserving his life, dedicated his life to the glory of god for having saved his life in this terrible battle at bunker hill. so it's amazing stuff. so what about

nick says alma has had a huge impact on george. >> have you seen a change in george since the babies? >> since the word came out that he was going to be a father, no question about a change. >> really? what is that change? >> the change is -- and this has nothing to do with age incidentally. it is a different kind of maturity. >> spoke to george's long time pal, randy gerber. he and his wife cindy crawford visited the clooneys. >> he's so happy. his life in general and having those kids is such an incredible feeling for him and alma. >> how is alma doing as a mother? >> she's amazing, a natural they're doing great. >> queen bee's ever expanding empire now includes two more kids. >> the twins haven't actually gone home to their real home where beyonce and jay-z live full time. they have a rented property in malibu, a beautiful house that overlooks the pacific ocean. >> the dailymail.com reports that the twins were born prematurely but are doing well and are now at this malibu mansion. >> they were in hospital for about a week until they were allowed to leave. they were receiving treatm

george h.w. bush can operate for more than 20 years without refueling and carries more than , 80 aircraft. president bush: i want to thank you all for coming. laura and i are thrilled to help commission an awesome ship, and to honor an awesome man, president george h w bush. [applause] mr. bush: to prepare for this day i went up to some of my , father's letters. i thought it was especially interesting to read one that he wrote in the late 1940's. he sent it to a friend. here is what he said. he said, you should see georgy now. whenever i come home he greets me and talks a blue streak. sentences disjointed of course. [laughter] bush: he tries to say everything, and the results are often hilarious. some things do not change. [laughter] bush the aircraft carrier : which we commissioned today may be the navy's newest ship, but she has already had an interesting past. her catapult testing took place during an unseasonable cold snap. her christening was thrown into chaos by a fierce nor'easter. and dur

crosstalk in the return of the neo cons i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a fellow at the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and author of the book bombs for peace in washington we have michael maloof he is a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense and in toronto we have andrew moran he is a libertarian writer journalist and author of the war on cash right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate michael let me go to you first in washington i think when i say that the term neo con you know who i'm talking about what group of people i'm talking about particularly since you probably were working with them during the start of the illegal war against iraq their road record their track history is abysmal i mean catastrophic the body count is high the prestigious loss is enormous and the drain on the treasury is almost hard to imagine but michael they're still in business how does a track record to fail you keep you on the major networks on the ca

after 7:00 in southern prince george's and calvert county. it's a slow go. it's raining on all corners of the beltway. the rain is eased up for a minute here across parts of centralir sunshine mid to late morning. it won't be much. temperatures are in the mid-70s now. should be able to make it to the upper 70s to 80 degrees. we are likely to have more chans for rain later today. if you are going to the nationals and braves game tonight, delay will be likely. not the best day for baseball. hour-by-hour, temperatures hovering in the upper 70s, during the course of the day. here is future weather bringing the heavy rain out by 11:00 this morning. with daytime heating, showers likely between 2:00 and 5:00. a break in the action and more rain likely back after 8:00 or 9:00 this evening. lots of rain chances for today. lower chance for rain tomorrow. most of the chances for rain tomorrow will be showers in the morning and a stray thunderstorm in the afternoon. saturday, dry around the city, maybe a few showers in southern maryland. sunday and monday, we get anothe

chalet is the gentleman who portrays george washington at mount vernon. this is about 90 minutes. >>> good evening, everyone. i wanted to welcome everyone to our wonderful presentation tonight. washington's indispensable partner and his interaction with our founding fathers. i was exciteded to introduce the -- i forgot to tell you who i am. i am joe kelly, the chapter president. chapter president of the alexander hamilton awareness society of the state of pennsylvania. and i was very proud tonight to -- i was about to introduce our president, but a special guest has asked if they may say a few words. ladies and gentlemen, i have been given the honor tonight and the privilege of introducing our distinguished and special guest. he prefers to call himself a farmer. his accomplishments go far beyond the tilling of the earth. he has served as a member of the house of burgess in virginia and as a delegate to the continental congress. he has received an honorary degree of doctors of law from harvard university, yale college and other renowned institutions. he is

and prince georges county. you can check them out on the nbc washington app. reporting live from national harbor, darcy spencer, news 4. >> thanks, darcy. >>> new tonight, police are looking for the driver who hit a cyclist in southeast d.c. along erie street, and just a few hours ago. the victim was taken to the hospital after this. the car that hit him took off from the scene. police do not have a description of the vehicle and there's no update as yet on the victim's condition. >>> the man killed in a crash in prince georges county last night was a security guard for the firearm maker baretta. 67-year-old james hill was heading home from work vehicle struck a minivan. witnesses told officers that several vehicles were speeding and driving recklessly. the investigation continues. >>> police say that someone tried to burglarize a pet store in springfield last night after stabbing a man to death at a nearby shopping center. he's facing murder charges tonight. authorities tell us that he broke into the business at springfield plaza early this morning. they say

breaking news out of prince george county.olice are investigating a fatal crash involving an suv and train. this happened 4 a.m. 11000 block of baltimore avenue. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. >> condemning north korea for missile launch. the missile launch last night land pd in the sea near japan. this is latest in series of test firings by north korea. he tweeted about kim young un saying does this guy have anything better to do with his life. and core eachs will put up with this longer. >> products before health andty infections because of overcrowding and poor hygiene. hospital disputes claims and threatened legal action. the italian health ministry promised to investigate the findings listed in the report in december and it's not clear whether they've taken action since then. >> tonight 8 p.m. the capitol 4th concert gets underway host bid john stamos including several performances by artist former "american idol" contestant kellie pickler, trace at kins and the beach boys. >> 5:16 now. live look at the wash

george is re with us.he >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >> george here to talk about sportsals tonight. >> could be a big night. st. louis so far hasn't been kind to the nationals this weekend. an 8-1 loss on friday, then a tough 2-1 loss last night. tonight, however, could be a big night on a couple of fronts. not only is max scherzer pitching in a prime-time sunday night game. we'll find out how many nationals have been elected to the all-star game as the voting is revealed this evening. matt scherzer following up his 2016 cy young with a stellar 2017 so far. over his last three starts, less than a run a game. 0.82 to be exact. scherzer also leads manny machado and the orioles looking to avoid a sweep by the rays at camden yards. bottom of the third, machado at the plate. two on. machado launches a three-run home run to left. his 16th of the year. birds up 4-0. check out this handshake. you getting all this? there will be a test later. you got it? >> speaking of frustrating starting pitching, kevin gossman on the mound. striking out tim beckham. next batter, a little help

. >>> plus pouty prince george. is the 3-year-old worn out from the royal tour? and meghan markel's photos revealed. did you know that's not her real name? >>> and is ben affleck okay? why he is dropping out of his latest movie role. >> plus, details inside george and amal's movie date night. and harry style's body confession. >> there's a rumor on the internet that you have four nipples. is "entertainment tonight." >>> troubled former teen star aaron carter on the record about drugs and the alarming change in his appearance. thanks for joining us, everyone. and welcome back, kevin. >> even in germany, i was following this story. our headline making an exclusive interview. it was everywhere, and i was surprised how emotional aaron was. >> yeah, it was actually very shocking. he broke down talking about his arrest, but as our jennifer peros found, his problems go much deeper than that. >> i go on my twitter and i see people saying, you look like you have aids. you should go die. look at this meth head. meth kills. crack kills. >> why do you think people are making

chalet is the gentleman who portrays george washington at mount vernon. this is about 90 minutes. >>> good evening, everyone. i wanted to welcome everyone to our wonderful presentation tonight. washington's indispensable partner and his interaction with our founding fa

lots of movie buzz about george clooney. he's directing his third movie, "suburbicon."ars fellow oscar winners julianne moore and matt damon. george and matt have quite the bromance which you can see in this exclusive first look behind the scenes. >> everybody loves matt. >> this is the seventh movie i've done with george, because he's great and it's a lot of fun and like what else is the point. >> what's the worse that can happen? >> from george's laid back directing to matt's blood-splattered makeup -- >> you really have terrible aim. >> in this behind-the-scenes footage, the longtime pals make moviemaking a blast. >> we work because we love our job and we feel lucky to do it and it's just more fun when you're doing it with your friends. >> george and matt first worked together on "ocean's eleven" back in 2001. 16 years later, they're working together again on this thriller. >> these animals took everything from us. i have to make decisionis like what's best for the family. >> matt packed on the pounds to play a middle-aged dad rattled by a home invasion. >> i was afr

absolute contempt for democracy and the american people go ahead george twenty seconds. exactly and that's why this new organization that has been established very recently in the alliance for securing democracy is a complete misnomer because the one thing that people do not want is they want to see if the moment you will help people to have a vote they're going to vote for the candidate who wants peace the continuity once the reconciliation with russia so the last thing you want is to let the people decide they are not on that good point we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the return of the neo-cons state party. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did. just i came because and that that the text i came and it was spider not. many lives have been broken bleep excessive the banks got you into trouble. big bankers come. back but i just didn't think you wouldn't. last monday through the back under don't buy creditors people see no future bad things happen you k

and then growing up in western pennsylvania ikn became very interested in george washington, but george washington we know in western pennsylvania is a 20-something year old, you knowi kind of bumbling virginian who suffers a series of defeats and manages to start a war in places likevi fort necessity and these places were the stomping ground when i was a teenager. i was fortunate in that i eventually went to graduate school, studied this period. i have worked in public history for 25 years or so and managed actually do a tremendous variety of projects from working on films and pbs series and exhibits and public programs, but always being able to stay focused innd that era of americ history. so i think sometimes i actually pinch myself iir have been so blessed. >> we appreciate your insightse tonight on c-span3's american history tv, t inside the new museum in b philadelphia that chronicles the story of the american revolution. jim may is joining us. you have been very patient. thank for waiting from virginia beach, virginia. go ahead, please. >> of. >> caller: good evening, mr. stevens

i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. it's 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. welcome. several stories we're following from washington this hour. first, potentially damaging new information about u.s. attorney jeff sessions. the washington post reports russian ambassador to the post told his possible bosses in mod about campaign related matters with sessions in the 2016 election. if true, this information directly con interetr if true, this information directly con interetadicts what sessions said with the meetings with the ambassador kislyak. here is the second story we're following. a turn of events involving trump junior and paul manafort. russian meddling in the 2016 election has struck a deal with the men allowing them to avoid making appearances in high profile public hearings that would take place next week in exchange trump junior and manafort have agreed to provide records to the panel and privately interviewed ahead of any public session. then this, a shakeup at the white house co

prince georges county, as well as fairfax and arlington county. let's go to arlington county right now, this is right here, chris gordon, he's actually driving through some of this rain right now. you can see the rain starting to come down a little bit harder, it will continue to move in and let's take a look here. i want to show you, look -- come back here, go back, come to me, i'll show you what's happening here. this is our city camera, look at the heavy rain m coing in. you've got the extremely low dark cloud, these always precede, they come before the heaviest rain you can see that heaviest rain back here, as well. this is all rain associated with this as we continue today watch this over the last couple of minutes. we'll move it a little bit farther to the west, keep going. this is going to look good here as this rain is moving on in. now, again, these precede the heaviest rain. the heaviest rain is right in here and that's what continues to move in. for that area, i will not be surprised as this continues to develop to see that warning also

absolute contempt for democracy and the american people go ahead george twenty seconds. exactly and that's why this new organization that has been established very recently in the alliance for securing democracy is a complete misnomer because the one thing that these people do not want is democracy. the moment you help people to have a vote they're going to vote for the candidate who wants peace the candidate who wants the reconciliation with russia so the last thing you want is to let the people decide they know not on that good point we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the return of the neo-cons state party. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice so the biggest raid in truth to stand down this is just the dance the right questions and the right answer. questions. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did. just i came to god and then the debts tie came and. many li