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gordon chang, appreciate it, have a good day. the time is 19 after the top of the hour. enforcement across the country facing dangers like this every day. the body camera video just released that you have to see. deputies fire back. >> i'm never going to stop. >> reporter: sacrifice and accomplishment, the new ad featuring an nfl star that nike could get a lesson from. what social media thinks about that. ♪ >> 23 after the top of the hour. thank you for taking a jab at award winners who thank jesus. listen. >> my mother is not watching. she says she doesn't like watching white awards shows because you don't thank jesus enough. that is true. the only people, the only white people that thank jesus are republicans and ex-crackheads. heather: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with a fiery reaction. they just don't learn a lesson. >> i would say the emmys dipped its toe into the political waters this year but did not dive in as we saw in past years. i don't think they mentioned donald trump's name but some news outlets picked up the religious joke and wrote stories about

as the world was led to believe following the single poor summit for insight on this we turn to gordon chang expert on asia and north korea columnist for the daily beast he's also the author of nuclear showdown north korea takes on the world gordon joins us from new york kim jun lin is asking for another face to face what do you make of that gordon well i think what kim wants is really to prevent president trump from changing america's approach to north korea you know since the end of may america's policy towards playing on has actually been very kind and favorable and i guess kim is starting to see that there are people around president trump john bolton the national security advisor mop mike pump aoe the secretary of state and others are basically arguing for a change in posture so my guess is it basically that kim would like to make sure that trunk continues this generous policy. north korea recently celebrated its national day with a series of massive spectacles but the kickoff military parade did not include ballistic missiles from cold is very positive do you see it that way. well is i

oh thank you larry gordon chang and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politic a hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. aeroflot russian headlights. you know world of big partisan through things a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. teraflops russian headlights. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. i. was. a. go. to. the media explodes into a frenzy off of the two russians accused of carrying out a not major time in the u.k. come forward and speak to r.t. the editor in chief deny.

about the consequences gordon thank you so much oh it was great having you oh thank you larry gordon chang and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politic hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. aeroflot russian and lights. you know world a big part of the new lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. and. their of russian and lights. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time. i

joining us, gordon chang. what do you make of obama and what he's trying to do here? emotionally charged language to make statements. he got the u.n., the world trade organization, under national atomic energy, they are not working. people are angry not because they are ignorant. they are angry because more than president obama they are aware of what's going not world today. you shouldn't criticize a sitting president and you shouldn't do it on foreign soil. lou: i can't think of a president who has done that before. i can't recall a president who has ever done it before. and it would be this one, of course, who prefers the first person singular to all elements of the english language. china, the president charging them directly while at the united nations and kudos toed the president for having the guts and strength and leadership to take them on. meddling in our elections. the des moines register sporting -- >> a 4-page ad. lou: it was dressed up to look like editorial content of the des moines register. and that shouldn't happen. somebody sold the ad and they let i

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earlier, asia analyst gordon chang explained south korea may derail the us efforts. >> you have two koreanders on the same page. they want unification of the korean nation and the south korean president moon wants to shovel money to kim jong un. that undercuts our efforts to dismantle north korea's nuclear weapons program. >> this as the us accuses russia of skirting sanctions placed on the rogue regime. us ambassador to the un nikki haley calling out the security council. rob: fears of the trade war looming as donald trump turns up the heat on china slapping tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of chinese products, 10% next monday rising to 25% come january affecting things like handbags, baseball gloves and chandeliers. i don't know many people in the market for chandeliers and baseball gloves. beijing friend to retaliate, donald trump is preparing to impose tariffs on an additional $257 billion in chinese goods. jillian: hair clippers. 32 people killed in the wake of hurricane florence as rescuers race to save survivors from their flooded homes. entire communities are cut off by

gordon chang is back. what is the real story? have they halted all their operations?> no, they haven't. since the june 12 summit they continued to produce fissile material enriching uranium and they continued to improve their plutonium reactor. that was the reactor they offered to dismantle if we made corresponding measures but they haven't told us what those measures are. it will be a dig ask but they haven't -- big ask but they haven't asked yet. kennedy: if you are asking for certain sites to be closed down and access for inspectors, and north korea wants something specific from the united states. is it good news that the north and south are meeting separately? >> probably a little bit of both, but mostly no. moon jae-in has been violating sanctions trying to put as much money into the coffers of north korea as possible. he's not big on business. kennedy: he's kind of a hippie. he's kind of a socialist. his goal is to unify the two koreas. and he's willing to do a lot of it under north korea's terms. he has been persecuting people who don't like north korea. so fre

asia expert gordon chang will be on talking to me about what could be in that letter from kim jong-uns well as analyzing the latest developments. you know gordon and his knowledge of the area, he will tell us what it will take for kim to denuclearize and about china's role. less than two hours from now, 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. arthel neville is out west in los angeles. >>arthel: i will definitely be waiting to hear what gordon has to say. - - launching new strikes on the last remaining stronghold in northwestern syria. as protesters call for international protection from another looming offensive. how the u.s. is responding. plus, we are awaiting former president barack obama on the campaign trail in anaheim. a live look in orange county as the former and current president take shots at each other. how the new show that will affect the midterms. stick around. >> president obama made a speech. if that doesn't get you out to vote for the midterms, nothing will . a toast, to your demise. wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 69 dollars o

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gordon chang here, author of "nuclear show down, north korea takes on the world."ost feels like deja vu all over again. great fanfare by the clinton administration, the bush administration and the obama administration of progress with north korea. and now boom. >> yeah, goes back to the administration of george h.w. bush that talked about basically trying to get rid of the nukes and safe guards agreement with the international atomic energy agency. this goes back a number of administrations, which have made mistakes. president trump is making new mistakes. the one thing that you can say is, he's been the first president in a very long time to put north korea at the top of the list of priorities. he gets credit for that. you have to remember, we've had eight years with the strategic patience where they tried to forget about north korea because they were more concerned about iran. actually, should have been the other way around. they should have been more concerned about north korea rather than the ayatollahs. >> you listen to the administration and president trump,

joining me for a closer look is gordon chang, columnist for "the daily beast" and also author of northi take it you're not buying the explanation. >> thenic north koreans are continuing to produce fissile material, and this is happening in the background of they're trying to stall us. up until the end of may, we had a maximum pressure campaign to cut off money to kim jong-un. that's the reason he became much more cooperative. since then, we allowed chinese sanctions busting, the russians to do it, kim is doing everything he wants. of course he's going to be nice because he's going to make sure we don't use american power to take away his weapons. >> trying to keep president trump happy. it was interesting, too, a chinese official who was reportedly at the parade telling chinese state tv they highly value the efforts to denuclearize, which is interesting in a statement because we don't know that's happening at all. in fact, perhaps the opposite. >> certainly the opposite, and the chinese have been supplying crucial equipment for north korea's ballistic missile program recently. they're

joining us now is author gordon chang.e the end of this china/u.s. spat is. how do you see it? >> this could go on for a very long time. we're even talking decades. it's largely because what we're complaining about, what the rest of the world is complaining about are things that the chinese ruler won't change. he won't change industrial policy, the subsidies, all the rest of it. so clearly we're in a position where we have no choice. they're stealings hundreds of billions of dollars of u.s. intellectual property each year. we can't allow it to continue. maria: they won't admit they're stealing it. they're using economic power on the military complex, creating military bases in the south china sea. >> elsewhere as well. the first overseas base on the horn of africa, what we saw they were laserring american pilots. china has injured american service members, this is completely unacceptable. we've got to do something about it. >> you said initially -- you and i talked quite a bit about how strong this administration has been,

masters for the attack, with that we bring in gordon chang, author of nuclear showdown, north north koreagram, nice to see you, my friend. who is behind this, the iranians are making a lot of hay out of it. >> of course, the united states was not behind it. you know, there were 3 sets of iranian accusations, one was against the united states and israel or at least indirectly and also against the islamic state and the other against arab separatists, there's also been two claims of responsibilities, one from the islamic state and one from the arab separatists, who knows what's going on but clearly it was not the u.s. and the iranians are trying to make the u.s. and enemy as they have done for decades. leland: either way pretty significant for an attack on iran's revolutionary guard in the middle of a military parade, you can't be overlooked sort of the turbulent waters underneath the calm that iran likes to put out there. >> yeah, this certainly hurts iranian diplomacy because the iranian state has just tried to show how strong it is and that is really been state craft for them, you know, b

changes. kari -- tropical depression gordon is moving inland. here )s a live look at the rada. the storm is losing strength but is still bringing problems in the delta states and the midwest. heavy rain from the storm is causing widespread flooding and slowing the recovery efforts with power crews. nbc )s jay gray has this update from gulfport, mississippi. police are searching for a pickup truck involved in a high speed chase. we saw power lines down. tens of thousands without power. the crews got out as quickly as they could after the storm passed. this storm, though, is not over. gordon moving inland. it slowed down dramatically. it's lingering and going to bring rain from the south through the midwest and it's the midwest where we're going to have some issues. they have already been dealing with catastrophic flooding there. now this storm which is again moving much slower is going to drop more rain in an area that just doesn't need it. that is the very latest from here in gulfport, mississippi. i'm jay gray. back to you. >>> police are searching for a pickup truckg involved

change is on the way. >> another democratic challenger pulls off a major primary upset. >>> tropical storm gordon turning deadly as it makes landfall near the alabama/mississippi border. >>> the trump white house blasting the explosive allegations in that new book from watergate legend bob woodward. >>> protesters rattle the kavanaugh supreme court confirmation hearings with a crucial day of questioning ahead. an extraordinary news wednesday. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans. it is wednesday, september 5th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. good morning, everybody. breaking overnight, a new democratic primary upset from the left. in massachusetts, a boston city councilwoman, ayanna pressley, soundly defeating ten-term incumbent congressman michael capuano. pressley joins a growing list of younger, more progressive democrats, many women and people of color, winning competitive primaries. miguel marquez was there, filed this report for us. >> reporter: christine, dave, just an absolute upset here in the seventh district of massachusetts. this distric

the crisis spawned a stagnant economic decade which changed politics, according to former prime minister gordonext crisis. i feel that this is a leaderless world and i think when the next crisis comes — and there will be a future crisis — we will find that we neither have the fiscal and monetary room for manoeuvre that we had in 2008/09, or the willingness to take that action. but, perhaps most worryingly of all, we will not have the international cooperation that was necessary to get us out of this worldwide crisis. if gordon brown is right, it's been ten years of pain with very little gain. simon jack, bbc news. hurricane florence is bearing down on the east coast of the united states, amid warnings it could cause catastrophic flooding across a wide area. around 10 million people live in the storm's path. 0ur north america correspondent, chris buckler, is in wilmington, north carolina. four days people have been preparing and now the first of the strong wind and now the first of the strong wind and rain has really arrived. in 12 hours' time for this weather is expected to deteriorate rapidly

gordon. >> it is moving pretty quickly. we will see changes over the next several hours.right now on radar. you see most of the heavy rain over the gulf of mexico, those darker colors indicating the heavy rain. you see the northern edge of this clipping participate of panama, florida. we will see changes rapidly throughout the day. we have a tropical storm warning in the orange, we have hurricane warning in the red. this is where we expect gordon to make landfall. we will watch that closely at least this afternoon into the evening and nighttime hours. always we go throughout time here, we are looking at winds of 64 miles per hour. we expect it to make landfall at a weak hurricane of 65 miles per hour. it is moving west/northwest at 17 miles per hour. we want it to move quickly. we could still see up to six or seven inches of rain in some pots. >> thanks for the update. >> sure. >>> still ahead, global markets start the market off on a mixed note over concerns of president trump's trade wars. plus, details on twitter ceo's decision to overrule his staff on banning conspira

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changing choice. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> tropical storm gordon bringing heavy rain and gusty windsheading for a northern gulf coast landfall tomorrow. >> a very wet holiday for much of the midwest. a lot of areas already waterlogged after some powerful storms over the weekend. >> at least six states are under flood watches or advisories. >> washington, d.c., archbishop cardinal donald wuerl confronted at mass on sunday as he asked for prayers for pope francis. >> shame on you!

changed. critics say the investigation of crimes against women will be affected. totropical gordon has been making its way through the gulf of mexico, bringing heavy rain an wind to south florida. the national hurricane center has warned the storm will gain strength before making landfall on tuesday. rrofficials have issued ane warnings for parts of mississippi and alabama. officis in brazil have blamed a lack of funding for a massive fire that destroyed the national seum. mostf the 20 million items inside are feared lost, including the oldest human remains ever found in the americas. the fire broke out late on sunday evening after the museum had closed. the cause is unknown. from rio de janeiro, katy watson reports. reporter: a cherished institution up in flames and a 'nat's history destroyed. this museum was home to 20 million artifacts, but few are expected to survive this intense blaze. the extent of the devastation is becoming clear. experts say the loss of brazil's most important scientificit inion is incalculable. a collection rich with extinct species, dinosaur skeletons, a

changing choice. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> tropical storm gordon bringing heavy rain and gusty winds to florida. that storm heading for a northern gulf coast landfall tomorrow. >> a very wet holiday for much of the midwest. a lot of areas already waterlogged after some powerful storms over the weekend. >> at least six states are under flood watches or advisories. >> washington, d.c., archbishop cardinal donald wuerl confronted at mass on sunday as he asked for prayers for pope francis. >> shame on you! >> in brazil, entire collections of ancient artifacts have been lost after a massive fire engulfed a 200-year-old museum. >> the flames destroying priceless artifacts that date back for centuries. >> a woman in texas leaving troopers on a high-speed chase with a baby in the backseat. >> she's got the baby, and we're running. >> she eventually tried to carjack another driver before being arrested by police. >> president trump launching new attacks on his own attorney general. >> criticizing sessions about the indictment of two republican congressmen ahead of the mid- term elections. >>

change is on the way. >> another democratic challenger pulls off a major primary upset. >>> tropical storm gordon turns deadly as it makes landfall near the alabama/mississippi border. >>> and the trump white house blasting the explosive allegations in a new book from watergate legend bob woodward. >>> protesters rattle the kavanaugh supreme court confirmation hearings with a critical day of questioning ahead. good morning, everyone, and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. we will get to hear from brett kavanaugh today. >> yes, we will. >> which will be refreshing. wednesday, september 5th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. we'll get to that forecast straight ahead, but we start with the breaking news overnight. >>> politically, a new democratic primary upset from the left. in massachusetts, boston city councilwoman ayanna pressley soundly defeating ten-term incumbent congressman mike capuano. the 44-year-old pressley joins a growing list of younger, more progressive democrats, many of them women and people of color, winning competitive primaries. miguel marquez from the victory celebrati

change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> our top story this morning, tropical storm gordon is getting stronger as it moves across the easternected to be a hurricane when it makes landfall along the central gulf coast later today. hurricane warnings are posted from the mississippi and louisiana boarder to the florida panhandle. and yesterday gordon hit southern florida with heavy rain and strong winds. >>> and the senate judiciary committee begins confirmation hearings this morng for kavanaugh. today is reserved for opening statements. when the questions start, kavanaugh can expect to be pressed on a variety of hot-button topics, including abortion and presidential power. >>> health care is a top priority for voters heading to the polls this november. as democrats and republicans battle for control of congress, the parties are offering very different solutions. meg oliver spoke to voters in new hampshire. >> it's a six-week wait for primary care. >> how about a specialist? >> reporter: on the campaign trail in new hampshire, voters are vocal about their health care concerns. >> what about your deductibles for your health ins

projected spending on the program by $426 million because of testing delays and production changes >>> hurricane gordone gulf coast jackie deangelis joins us right now. she's in gulfport, mississippi, this morning good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, andrew. tropical storm gordon certainly did pack a punch in parts of alabama as it hit 50 miles east of here last night there was wind, rain, some storm surge to be concerned about and some rain to watch throughout the day today. here in gulfport, mississippi, relatively quiet this was the city that was hit by hurricane katrina in 2005 pretty badly, so the town here really was bracing for this. the governor of mississippi actually declaring a state of emergency yesterday as a precautionary measure and last night here there was a curfew imposed at 7:00 p.m. and it was strictly imposed by police patrolling the area. the ports have been an issue as well gulfport has been closed since yesterday, also pascagoula and others when it comes to business, a little bit broader we're watching the energy industry you could see oil prices spike yesterday over

gordon, tells the chairman of the subcommittee, you need to change the language least alt defensive weaponsto a more generalized assistance. but at the end of the day, it simply shows how much -- it could show how much manafort was attempting the use his involvement in the trump campaign to heal his relationships with his pay i have to, as a matter of personal reveal, paul manafort -- for some strange reason in his letter to trump offering his assistance -- declared that i was his blood enemy since college days. [laughter] i haven't seen the guy in 20 years and haven't had any -- chris: you weren't in college 20 years ago, so maybe he's still telling the truth. >> we're okay. [laughter] but, you know, look, this is a parlor game. we don't know what we don't know. but i go back to one fundamental thing, this was a campaign that leaked more than any otherr campaign than i've seen in my lifetime, and if there was collusion, we would have known it by now. i think we'll see some entertaining things, important things, but i'm not certain we're going to see anything that touches necessarily the ov

more about is the republican national convention with an official jd gordon tells the chairman of the subcommittee you need to change the language on ukraine from calling for supplying lethal defensive weapons to ukraine to a more generalized assistance. but at the end of the day, i'm not certain that that involves anything that's chargeable. it simply shows how much -- it could show how much manafort was attempting to use his involvement in the trump campaign to heal his relationships with pay masters in moscow and kiev. i have to as a matter of personal reveal paul manafort for some strange reason in his letter to trump offering his assistance declared that i was his blood enemy since college days. i haven't seen the guy in 20 years, and haven't had any interaction -- chris: but you weren't in college 20 years ago -- [laughter] >> okay. but, you know, look, this is a parlor game. we don't know what we don't know. i go back to one fundamental thing, this was a campaign that leaked more than any other campaign that i've seen in my lifetime. and if there was collusion, we would have known it by now. i think we will s

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change, they want to see action. very much people are pleased with what the former prime minister gordon brown had to say. brown these days since he stopped being an mp to intervene in domestic affairs and even more unusualfor him to intervene in goings within the party of labour. he felt he could not stand to one side. he felt he had to speak out and say something about the whole issue of anti—semitism. we can talk to one of the people who was listening to what he said, the vice chair of the jewish labour movement. what did you think of his speech? it was a fantastic speech from gordon brown. he sent a couple of clear messages out. it is a welcome message of support and solidarity. it is notjust important that we stand up in this fight, but we are fighting on behalf of the whole party and the country. people out there who want to make sure that the scourge of anti—semitism and hatred is uprooted from society. that was applauded by people here. but he sent a clear message that the labour party nec has two unequivocally, unanimously and immediately adopt the internationally accepted definition of anti—semi

we may change our view of theiers that anything tattered garments and union blue, gordon concealed a back of scars from the whippings he received as a slave. peeling the union blue from his person and story of black soldiering offers another story. to tell this story i show the context of like military service on the republican political activism to the history of emancipation. these contexts reframe u.s. tc desertion. by appreciating enslaved soldiers of african descent who fled the colonial forces, i recalibrate military service. the culture of patriotism and the linkages of desertion for framework rooted in the scholarship of the struggle. in recognizing black men abandoned the british army in jamaica and the spanish forces in cuba, i argue similar to their decision to enlist, which historians show was this on their decision to be free, formerly enslaved men decided to leave because service occurred as the man endeavored to become free during the process of emancipation. in august 1865, he decided to leave military service. he arrived with a dirty gun. hiding the weapon, he was or

gordon is in fair fax county. chris, how are schools coping with the cancellations? >> reporter: well, they are changing their schedules. they are postponements and delays, but, tonight, mcclain high school hosts edison. it was scheduled for friday night originally, but moved up to tonight because the fairfax countyublic school system i concerned that the weather could be much more severe this weekend. here at mcclain high school parents supported the decision to move the game to tonight to avoid heavy weather in the forecast, even if it means missing the game. >> booster clu apparel, so i can't attend it,t' but twhy i'm laughing. it's just because i won't be there. >> reporter: public high school in montgomery county maryland are also juggling their sports schedules forward third week in , ro moving games tofi aral turf fields like this one because the rain has saturated many of their grass fields. >> we coined two new terms, "the penta-header" and "hexa-header," five to six gamesamn thee field in one day.n >> reporter: o september 1st, friday before last, this fairfax county f high schotball game was