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as you know, all hell can often br tk loose inis town.cott keeps our shift afloat, keeps us headed in the right it is not always easy with all the video and live shots and all the moving parts that are required to bring you this news cas a >> there'on going on in there. we are going to miss scott's confident and steady hand in there and his wise observations about the world he has sheparded so it can arrive on the one in your house in pretty good condition. >> that's his family, his beautiful family. we've watched your family grow.e tiful grandchildren. and it's been so wonderful in these 20 plus years to watch your beautiful family grow up.we e going to keep watching you. we have cameras in your house. >> he looks so happy. look how hpy he looks. he's got a lot ahead of him. >> thank you, scott. weove skpu we'you and we'll con to bother you. retirement, you're not going to be able to get rid of zblus he'll be watching something tells mooey. >> he's starting his new job monday at the golf course. >> that's why he's smiling. >> let's let s

pitt being out of the capital to the bad company town ask a critic if the filmmaker who won the palme d'or 25 years ago can do it again. i'm filled to hell welcome to the program british prime minister britain's britain's prime minister has offered a major concession in her latest attempt to get parliament to agree how breaks a deal 3 separate said she would make is to vote on whether to hold a 2nd national referendum on beefing the e.u. now this comes 2 months after britain's shuttle departure from the block. i've also listened carefully to those who've been arguing for a 2nd referendum i've made my own view on this clear on many many times i do not believe this is a route that we should take because i think we should be implementing the result of the 1st referendum not asking the british people to vote in a 2nd one but i recognise the genuine and sincere strength of feeling across the house on this important issue. the government will therefore include in the withdrawal agreements bill at introduction a requirement to vote on whether to hold a 2nd referendum and this must take place before the withdrawal agreement can be ratified strai

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town hall. and d. lemon has that on "cnn tonight". >> there is a lot of it. i was glabflabbergasted. he said knock the helle you go. chris, i overlooked something. i got a big show ahead. i want to get you to talk about this a little bit more. when i mentioned the red sox who did and did not go to the white house, you seemed to get a little -- you wanted to get a little deeper and i didn't really go there with you. >>

my first is what the hell am i thinking is to meet with the arkansas leader of the kkk. according to the kkk rhetoric, there are a new clan in townthey're no longer antiblack, they're just prowhite. nothing says clan like hanging out with the black dude. here is a quick refreshment. the clan was founded after a civil war by a group of confederate soldiers, da. since then when ever it looks like black folks were getting into it, the clan came back. after the great depression, during the civil rights movement, and recently after this act. >> barack obama, 47-year-old will be the president-elect trump tru of the united states. >> that black guy is not headed down the road in the middle of the night. i am here to meet with the arkansas leader of the k ku klux clan. >> how come this can't happen during the day again? all right, that's him with the head lights. >> this guy says he was coming alone. why did i believe him? camera crew or not, this seems loo i c like a bad idea. >> i want to let you know, i am your crew. >> imperial wizard of the k ku klux klan. >> thank you for meeting with me. my question, the klan historically has been

town called derrihan, connecticut. it's about 20,000 people. it has two local newspapers, which is like the most amazing thing. and they just give the school district hell about funding and where the money goes and all of that sort of thing, and every time the paper comes in, i think, right! go get 'em! tell that truth. derry anne is a rather unique place in that way, and i very much worry about local papers, local radio, local television stations. i started in lubbock, texas working first for the avalanche journal newspaper and then the abctv station there. who is going to ferret out corruption in towns like lubbock if you don't have robust journalism. it's a question that i'm concerned about you, you started at the lubbock avalanche? >> lubbock sits on a tabletop mesa where there is no danger ever of anything rolling downhill. so i asked about the odd name of the newspaper, and i was informed that it was supposed to be an avalanche of news on your doorstep. well, okay, then, that makes sense. allison, my career in search of the truth began with a lie. i wanted to get a job at the paper because i really wanted to be a photographer. i wanted to work at

town hall. and d. lemon has that on "cnn tonight". >> there is a lot of it. i was glabflabbergasted. he said knock the hell out of them and you see -- there you go. chris, i overlooked something. i got a big show ahead. i want to get you to talk about this a little bit more. when i mentioned the red sox who did and did not go to the white house, you seemed to get a little -- you wanted to get a little deeper and i didn't really go there with you. >> no, look, because, one, it's just so disruptive on so many different levels. team, team, you're awarding a team. the team holds together, sticks together through thick and thin, they are one, they are not color, they are not creed, they are team and then you find a way for something that becomes divisive and you see that everything is fragile and i think it's sad and it's troubling that some went and some didn't. >> would you have not gone? if we were on that team and i said chris, i'm not going. >> i wouldn't go. you can argue it both ways. i'm not judging it. i wouldn't because i'm a team guy. and i'll tell you what. i remember being down in nowhere, georgia

hell out of china. >> martha: gentlemen, good deal. thank you for your insight. coming up next, former fbi director jim covey takes his case against the trump administration to a town hall on cnn last night. so one of the question is as a former fbi director, why is he speaking out now two years after he was fired from that job? karl rove joins us. i'm going to get that right before we head back to the break next. from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. you can barely feel. this is a commercial and i know you're thinking. i don't want to hear about insurance. 'cause let's be honest... nobody likes dealing with insurance. right? see, esurance knows it's expensive. i feel like i'm giving my money away. so they're making it affordable. thank you, dennis quaid. you're welcome, guy in kitchen. i named my character walter. that's great. i'd tell you more but i only have thirty seconds so here's a dramatic shot of their tagline so you'll remember it. when insurance is affordable, it's s

town called dairy hen, connecticut. it's about 20,000 people. it has two local newspapers. which is like the most amazing thing. and they just give the school district hell. about funding and where the mungos and all of that sort of thing. and every time the paper comes , i think right, go get them 'em! tell that truth. it's a rather unique place in that way. i very much worry about local papers, local radio. local television stations. estarted in lubbock, texas, working first for the avalanche journal newspaper and then the abc tv station there. and who is going to ferret out corruption in towns like lubbock? if you don't have robust journalism? it is a question that must be answered. allison: i'm going to turn a little bit, somebody mentioned on one of these, you start theat lubbock avalanche journal. scott: lubbock sits on a table top mesa where there's no danger of anything ever rolling downhill. and so i asked about the odd name of the newspaper and i was informed that it was supposed to be an avalanche of news on your doorstep. i said, well, ok then. that makes sense. you know, allison, my career in search of the truth began with a lie. i wanted to

town hall until iowa and somebody asks do i believe in capitalism? if that's where the democratic party is leading the debate we are in trouble. do i believe in capitalism? hellnd i are going to a restaurant of an african-american woman who start add small business. i want to see more small business starts. crisis in our country, new business starts are going down. and they are the best job creation. i want more. more oligarchies squeezing out more unfair competition. proverbial capitalism going on. crony capitalism. we need to get back to a market that's more democratic. i keep seeing in the election, don't have to thell me to like it. degrees tracting us from what is -- >> is it a danger? >> yes. a serious danger if we're arguing over should there be capitalism? should we be allow -- i can, the boston bomber to vote? these are things that undermine the urgencies of a bigger issue that everybody's trying to distract us from. >> up next on the "fox & friends friends." d friends."-"axe files." >> like you were walking around third base. is that for me? mhm aaaah! nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent

town called derryhan, connecticut, and derryhan, for whatever reason, is about 20,000 people. it has two local newspapers, which is like the most amazing thing. and they just give the school district hell p about funding a where the, money goes and all that sort of thing. and every time the paper comes in, i think, right! go get 'em. tell that truth. and derryhan unfortunately is aw very, very -- is a rather unique place in that way. and i very much worry about local papers, local radio, local television stations. i started in lubbock, texas, working first for the avalanche journal newspaper and then the abcc tv station there. and who is going to ferret out corruption in towns like lubbock if you don't have robust journalism? it is a a question that must be answered. >> okay. i'm going to turn a little bit because somebody mentioned on one of these that you started at the lubbock avalanche. >>le avalanche journal. >> when you were 15 years old. >> lubbock sits on a tabletop mesa where there is no danger of anything ever rolling downhill. and so i i asked about the odd name of the newspaper, anddo i s informed that it was supposed to be an avalanche of news on your doorstep. i was like,

town are owned by sinhalese people who are mainly buddhist as well as muslims sword. jessamy watched helpless as bricks rained down on this mosque land in the people of hell blames the government there might but it turned out in the military when really we knew this was coming and the government warned there would be atrocities but they wanted this to happen to us the government thought we'd leave these areas so those goons could unleash mayhem it. true lanka's prime minister says the country will be destabilized if sectarianism escalates more than 70 people have been arrested and are in custody facing charges related to this week's violence nightly curfews have been keeping a lid on the violence here and they'll be another want tonight it's wednesday but they're only a short term measure the much greater challenge is repairing the entire community relationships which have been so badly fractured by the easter sunday bombing burnet an al-jazeera northwestern sri lanka. venezuela's ambassador to the un has denied that his government kills its opponents he was responding to a report by amnesty international which claimed to have evidence of extra judicial killings and torture ca

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