as georgie sanchez was not allowed to speak to journalists i left the studio and went to meet his wife. i made a list although it's kind of only if what. i'm 15 and i'm in the theater k. and you're going from place of political bedo see. you're just an impression unfortunately they are political. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by frank person with those great. military thinks. we dare to ask. tough and the pull of paris to mcdonald's the way the both of a food. bank itself movie theater i. was in this way got to dog so hard not to think of the mother disappeared the moment the look of it i was and i don't miss donnithorne if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights to use lose weight. on. the floor you can feel the fee was out of this bill frist would have them and if you have a whole movie of it at the hospital. but i think it is this is the fund that is a constant. i the i. i. i. the u.s. secretary of state my pompei i reiterate his support for the mass protests in iran and announces that washington will impose sanctions on an iranian nuclear facil

i called her older sister sharon because georgie was asleep.en the pictures and i don't want them to be real but i can't see why someone would post that. she saw them and she said i don't know. i said that it has shirt and tie to andi said that it has shirt and tie to and i don't know how you would edit that on to something. and from then we we re that on to something. and from then we were contacted to say there were reports of her body being found. and then herfamily reports of her body being found. and then her family were out in cambodia and they were asked to identify a body. but before they had even seen the body, post about her being dead and images were circulating. when you saw the images, how did it affect you? i wasjust shocked beyond belief. to find out from that, it made me so angry because it is disrespectful to her and her family. nobody should have to do that. especially when you just find out you have lost one of the most important people in your life, to know that thousands of people knew before you, who didn't know her, and i

very people who own the bank as they of course are they also own the global restructuring group or georgi which was caught smashing and grabbing small businesses that they have main loans to as a way to force them into bankruptcy and to acquire assets for pennies on the dollar that they may resold themselves to another division at a profit so r.b.s. i'm surprised they're still ransacking the nation and involved in so much skullduggery the jol is are they regulated. well it's a very good question and i think what we can say is that i guess they're the common same between brief green protests are in this kind of post and fire and what we're seeing in the banking states is i guess that you know that the toxic social affair of deregulation so in the case of grand hotel we saw deregulation all building safety so rather than local authorities ceasing the rules and doing enforcement with private companies like clinic failed to install the appropriate. fire retardant cladding on boating so. the u.k. has come up with a great idea of leasing building companies so free to go out and so sit a fly the

percent of the vote and the opposition parties would some about 41 percent this explains a lot based on georgie this is what he writes about the recent moves of the the georgian dream government and i want to hear the voices of a few people in that opposition some pretty prominent protesters who joined the protests in the georgian capital on sunday night have a look. i would say that this is one of the most important moments in no history when we stand for freedom we stand for our rights to the right to vote and we stand for the point that we are not the ones that can be legal in our choice decided to block parliament entrances in order to let anybody to enter the parliament this is all a peace who only one. demonstration against this regime. we are sure no government no regime can we against the people people will be recoded us. so how about of course for our audience was the former president of georgia and also a member of your opposition party that national movement party how unified is the opposition to get its point how how united is it. 1st the colleague julie i wouldn't comment mr bush s

that's to get it where it counts the priorities for spending and budgets in the driving seat is georgie's in both your company's record . similarly when it comes to the spinning of the funding we've ordered directly only a monthly basis to the state authorities on how exactly the money is being spent in disease or mission is readily available from the authorities so he is entirely transparent as to how the sun is being spent and indeed we are spending the money in a divorce for a lot of the authorities in both years governor because the funding which is the use is money that is allocated to the country the reason there have to into science is also why this money is divided into international organizations is because most of its growth has a lot of political will see it as in how to spends one right when it comes to people dying in the center i think you know we can go back and forth on what type of axes to help people have an individual cases whether it's jordan a lot of people died to the security guards to be just into size the sports we asked initially the police to work in the differe

before continental kernel named lewis nicola had written george a letter in which he suggested and georgie is the army seize power and make himself the king and make himself a dictator. washington read that later and was mad and wrote a scathing goty and when he washington's apply, he sent three others -- three letters back apologizing for such a suggestion, that he was loyal to his commander and loyal to his 15,rnment, sans march george spent the entire day crafting a speech, agonizing over every word that he was going to say to those officers and that evening, he went to the officers meeting and as he came in, these were battle trained soldiers, men who had served with george throughout much of the conflict and as he went in, their cold, icy stairs almost froze george himself. he was friends with a lot of these men, but you never know by the look on their faces. , heeorge again to speak tried to explain to the officers the larger cause they were fighting for and how they should remain loyal to that cause and he looked out. there was still this icy stare and he remembered he had a letter

frosty relations between germany and taki he was one of several german citizens arrested by tuckshop georgie's in.

this is from georgie. why aren't you publishing the russia files documents before election?e the normal procedures for publishing isc reportsjust because there's an election. and what of reports of donations to the tory party from russian oligarchs? can i make a serious point? this is a serious point about russian interference in uk politics. there is no evidence for that. i think you have to be very careful before you simply cast aspersions on everybody who comes from a certain countryjust because of their nationality. nine russian oligarchs is what the papers have been reporting donate serious money to the conservative party. is that about right? i don't know. you genuinely don't know who gives money to your organisation? they have all been properly vetted. but the core message? we have a great programme, a vision for the country but we need to get brexit done byjanuary. we want to unite and level of the country. — — we want to unite and level of the country. —— level up the country. enter nigel farage and his claim that the conservatives have tried to get brexit party can

professional diplomats, people like marie yovanovitch, people like ambassador taylor, people like georgieand other nams to represent our country. these are the professionals. we become familiar with these names yovanovitch, kent, flor, b -- taylor, but they are the tip of the iceberg. there are tens of thousands of them in the state department, in the national security staff, the intelligence community, in the department of defense, individuals sworn an oath to defend the constitution of the united states. the key difference between those individuals and individuals like rudy giuliani is that oath. those individuals we've seen testify, defend and protect the united states, everyone else is in this case defending and protecting the interest of one man, and that's donald trump. >> as ambassador yovanovitch said, they put their lives on the line here, the very individuals you talked about, and that is definitely one of the messages that came out of this week. thank you so much. msnbc national security analyst ned price, appreciate it. >>> we'll be right back. >> thank you. >> you bet. 25. th

it's king georgi iii plus what barr is advocating for. along with the overwhelming consensus of people in this country, scholars from the left and from the right, this is ridiculous. these kind of views are really written in crayon. they're not written in any analytically sophisticated or even accurate way. >> and neal and david, i'm reading few again, breaking news. response from william burk, the attorney for don mcgahn who says mcgahn will comply with judge jackson's decision unless it's pending state appeal. whether they intend to seek a stay, neal? >> so burke is an excellent lawyer. that's exactly the right response. unfortunately, this justice department has really sided with the president in ways that i've never seen before in my life. i mean, normally the justice department is supposed to have some insulation and independence and not make crazy crayon arguments. but that's unfortunately what they've been doing. so i suspect they will try and appeal this to the court of appeals in d.c. i expect they will lose quickly. i think the

from georgie, why are you not publishing the rush of files and documents before the election?or publishing isc reports just because there is an election pundit this is the intelligence services committee. exactly, i see no changes. i understood it had been cleared by the security services by october so why the delay question that they are not normally published at that pace. is the to hide? absolutely not and there's no reason to change the procedures. how many russian oligarchs donate to the conservative party? frankly, all donations to the conservative party are properly vetted and publicised. do you know? i think all donations to any party are properly vetted and publicised andi are properly vetted and publicised and i leave it to your teams of researchers to bring that fact before us. it's all there in the public domain. surely you should know. it is all in the public domain. are you interested? can we make a serious point? this is, it is about russian interference in uk politics. there is no evidence for that. i think you have to be very careful before you simply cast asp

georgie rogers is a musicjournalist and presenter — shejoins me now. enough to where the organisers. there are still getting about 4 million viewers which is pretty sizeable. but it has been the biggest event in the music calendar, it is the most mainstream and mainstay and music. it is a big award ceremony watched by many people and they are streamlining it, bring it intojust nine people and they are streamlining it, bring it into just nine awards and there will be creative control given to the artist performing on the night, which i think you make it quite lively. —— will make it. throwing water over the then deputy prime minister, but i was 20 years ago now. the performance and just looking at the notes, the lead singer of the 1975, singing a particular track that had drug references. the music industry, which is said —— has had drug references throughout the years. that kind of censorship will be no longer and i think artist in this current climate are being very political and using their voices as a mouthpiece the to say things and in his acceptan

if i've ever seen one >> come on she is a ham that's georgia and gianna, the little one >> seth: georgie> seth: there you go. they're off -- and off they go >> yeah. >> seth: you were having this -- you have, obviously, a beautiful wife you have two kids. and you are in your 17th season at "saturday night live. >> it's a blessing [ cheers and applause thank you. it's a blessing, man i mean, i would say they same. we're two very, very blessed gentlemen. >> seth: yes, we are >> especially the fact that you get to, like, stay so close. >> yeah. >> you get to work and you have wife and two kids. and it's, you know, we have great job here in 30 rock. but the fact that you've graduated and still can stay around like, it's really -- >> seth: it's not bad. it's -- the other crazy thing is, of course, i remember -- i think you came in my third year, i think. was your first year. >> mm-hm >>> seth: but you had already done more sketches than almost anyone on earth. >> well, that's thanks to nickelodeon. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause yeah >> seth: you were on "all that." >> yes, i w

. >> that the georgie harpy bo would not imprison women who had an abortion. >> thank you, madam chair. dr. mcnicholas, what is the medical consensus for age of viability for a fetus? viability is a complicated medical construct. there is no particular gestational age. there is some princi's in which a fetus will never be viable. there are a number of factors we are taking about when we consider if a pregnancy is or is not viable. >> is there a legal consensus on the age of viability? >> not to my understanding. i am a physician. not a lawyer. >> in your>> 10 years as a doctor, how many abortions have you performed? >> i provide a variety of services. you -- not providing >> i have had a long career of taking care of people. or you aretell me -- the medical overseer. can you tell many how many abortions the facility in missouri performs each week? >> i believe it is publicly available i can give. you a rough. estimate how many abortions we perform a year. roughly around 3000. >> have you dispose of 3000 fetus is? state law that a requires we send the remains to pathology. >> what is th

georgie rogers is a music journalist at six music. tell us what their response was?a assigned her to his label, she put out six labels with them, she was there not locked into this label with them. she did hearted that they bought last year but they still own the rights to her music. her current deal is different, she actually owns the masters of her work. but with this one, that is clearly a power struggle going on here with rights. this is partly financial? yes. big machine claims that taylor owes them money. they claim that she owes money. they claim that she owes money. it's a confusing situation. in general, is it a rule that any artist can always think their own songs, regardless of who has rights? is it not as straightforward as that? i don't think it is as straightforward as that, you would think that any party should be able to perform the songs that they wrote live, i think that is what the story has gained some traction. 65,000 fa ns has gained some traction. 65,000 fans have signed a petition, taylor called on her fans fans have signed a petition, taylor