point of order, mr hilary benn. motion under section 13 of the european withdrawal act to the house by monday the 25th of march, i wonder whether the leader of the, who is in her place, might like to indicate to the house this evening, given the nature of the business that has already been announced for next week, whether the government might be inclined to bring it before monday the 25th, because we really need to get on with the process of trying to agree a way forward?” think the right honourable gentleman for his point of order. the honourable gentleman is getting excited. he is a young pup. if the honourable lady wants to come to the box, she can, but is under no obligation. what might i take into account the right honourable gentleman's concerns. ——” account the right honourable gentleman's concerns. -- i take into account the right honourable gentleman's concerns.” account the right honourable gentleman's concerns. i was rather puzzled by the leader of the opposition saying something about a people's vote. is

it wasn'tjust hilary benn, it was a cross—party delegation.into notjust negotiating with the erg but actually negotiating with the house. it could help strike out things that parliament didn't like and narrow down the choices where a consensus could be reached. i think in some ways this strengthens her arm a little bit when it comes back to that meaningful vote but remember, the tories are still very divided and many conservatives voted against and many conservatives voted against an extension. many in her cabinet as well. andrea leadsom, liz truss. the tragedy about where we might end up as we may end up being bullied, parliament might end up being bullied into a vote it doesn't want. that is not what the brexit dream is all about. when you look at some of the comments over the last 24 hours, tension is again being focused on theresa may's deal. i'm looking at those who say they are not going to vote for it come what may. andrea jenkins, mark francois. they are not going to move without a substantial change to the deal. that is not up for a v

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let us talk to hilary benn, labour mp and chairof let us talk to hilary benn, labour mp and chair oftime today. if this is a shorter extension, perhaps to the end ofjune, do you think it is enough time to try to get this process in some sort of order? well, it depends on what the government plans to use the time for. frankly, the government is in complete and utter chaos because last thursday david liddington, the de facto deputy prime minister, told the house of commons that in the absence of getting a deal through, applying for a short extension would be reckless. yet we wake up this morning to discover that is precisely what the prime minister is going to seek from the european council meeting in the next couple of days. secondly, what is the purpose of the extension? clearly we needed to avoid a no deal packs a tonne that is the principal purpose but i suspect that he will say, what we do with extra time —— clearly, we need it to avoid a no—deal brexit and that is the principal purpose. the government has not twitched out to other views about what should happen across the house o

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hilary benn there from the brexit select committee.alace of westminster we are taking a look at the procedure and the technicalities behind this vote. nikki da costa, former director of legislative affairs at number ten and a senior counsellor. good to have you back with us. you was trying to make sense of what is going on today, it is unusual, the form is unusual, the way mps will vote is unusual, so what can we expect by 9:15pm tonight? if goes well and the clerks have said they are fairly confident they can do it within an hour to 90 minutes. what we will have is basically numbers against each of those options. i don't think we should be expecting a majority, more a guidance as to what things are starting to get the support of mps. you look for maybe something 50 short of a majority, a hundred. what is the bottom of the pile? that is robbery what you will get from today. i'm just robbery what you will get from today. i'mjust getting news robbery what you will get from today. i'm just getting news that at the 1922 committee, just to

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were set many many years ago now the issue is let's get some global parity and i take your point hilary i'm actually really pleased to hear them you get them but i mean there is a point here and alex i want you to respond to this too where you know i mean i'm almost tired of winning where you got the largest trade deficit ever you know i'm tired of making america great again again if what it means is that we have these huge trade deficit you are so right hilary to point out the other parts of the economy you don't want to lose that but the idea initially. alex said not my words i mean proposed by the president the foreign companies were going to pay for these things how come that's not happening. we're talking about parity here's parity four years ago the prices of things of goods have gone up in the states that u.s. manufacturers of steel cost more or some other products cost more their product at the end has to cost more and what foreign manufacturers do will they raise their prices at the same time that's one of the facets the other facet hey it's a big world out there you know it's

america great again again if what it means is that we have these huge trade deficit you are so right hilary to point out the other parts of the economy you don't want to lose that but the idea initially. alex said not my words i mean proposed by the president that foreign companies were going to pay for these things how come that's not happening. we're talking about parity here's parity four years ago the prices of things of goods have gone up in the states so that u.s. manufacturers of steel cost more or some other products cost more their product at the end has to cost more and what foreign manufacturers do will they raise their prices at the same time that's one of the facets the other facet hey it's a big world out there you know it's not just the united states of america so a lot of countries are just switching over to different markets why stick to the united states of the united states says it doesn't want you and third of all you have to look sort of from a global perspective as well what the trumpet ministration is doing and there are literally hundreds of companies and especially

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the dnc, the hilary clinton campaign. now, democrats in washington today are just going nuts, lou.hey're going through the stages of grief. first you saw denial. i mean, i think adam schiff is still trying to maintain that the russia collusion story is true, when we all know now what you and i have known for quite some time in that it's bogus. we see the angry democrats like maxine waters who are still pursuing impeachment. then you just reported on the bargaining process, trying to act as though this is still legitimate by making demands on attorney general barr to produce on a time line consistent with the democrats. give me a break. this entire investigation was a nothing, and now the american people know who has been telling them the truth and who has been lying to them. lou: and the radical dems, the democratic party owns this absolutely scurrilous plot against the president, 100% and should be held accountable. how high do you believe that these treasonous actions by the radical left in this country, the democratic party, how high do you think they go? do they go to president

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what did you make of the comment by cindy, his daughter that he would find this ridiculous and hilarioust this president can't get over him? >> i think it's true. he would be howling with laughterful that he has this baby tied up in nuts from the grave. it's a tell of how insecure and childish donald trump is. that's kind of the funny side. the sad side of this is we have a president of the united states who's such a narcissist, such self obsessed, prickly and foolish that he's insulting everyone whootz rr worn a uniform. he was respected across the bord, even if you disagreed with him and what donald trump is doing it's so beyond the pale, it's horrifying. >> he suffered five and a half years in the han oi hilton. and here's the guy who got a concierge doctor to get him out of the war. i'd think he would feel some inferiorty here. he defended his oponent to a republican voter. let's watch. >> i can't trust obama. i have read about him and he's an arab. he is not -- >> no, ma'am. no, ma'am. he's a decent, family man citizen that i just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental iss

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this is what they did that was hilarious and clever. the democrats. she does something wrong. a litany of anti-semitic slurs. instead of putting her name up there like with steve king, they threw it into a bucket of other wrongs which dilutes the condemnation. that's the strategy by inserting it with other kinds of hate crimes and hate thoughts and so on. it's like taked a bruised apple and putting it in a pile with other bruised apples. they look the same. >> i think that's clever. i think it's a win for her. >> no. >> a flat out win for her. >> no, it's clever because you have the republicans can point to you, and say you republicans didn't vote for an anti-hate bill. you must be haters. what i find interesting: it's amazing how traditionally liberal the left and old school conservative the right is. you have peace talks in north korea. the democracy can't agree on anti-semitism. they want a cold war with russia again. north korea and the saudis and they want to shutdown dialogue on campus. we have a flip-flopped world. >> yes. especially when you are defending obama. >> jua

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>> it was hilarious, watching a guy running for president come down an escalator!ing people talk about eating dirt on working out and doing other things on twitter and instagram. god bless them. we don't know what is going to catch on, we don't know who is going to rise to the top. >> laura: okay. >> no one ever looks good working out either. >> we agree on that. >> laura: speaking of beto, he has been in key primary states since he announced last week and he was talking to voters and reporters, and he ended up getting the toughest question ie think from a student. watch. >> what are we going to geth. actual policy from you instead of just platitudes and in my stories? >> i'm going to try to be as specific as i can. the end of the prohibition on marijuana and expunging of the arrest records. >> laura: a big weed crowd>> really happy about that. what of that? >> beto is an interesting guy. i call him the marshmallow man. remember ghostbusters? he becomes anything you think he is. the media refused to define beto, so he becomes whatever you want him to be. you think

and clearly he was preparing for, to be aimed at 2020 voters. >> so what do you think about this, hilary. >> i'm glad some democrat wants to stay in the senate. i think, you know, sherrod brown would be a compelling candidate on paper. you know, a democrat who won in a pretty red state in ohio and with good numbers, and that was sort of his sell. but i think beyond that, the progressive lane really is pretty clouded right nrowded ri democratic primary. he wasn't going to the centrist lane where people claimed there was a little more room, maybe. i think he looked at it and said, i can have more influence influencing the candidates that wouldn't be trapsi itraipsing t ohio. >> you can't do both jobs at all effectively. you have to pick one, and normally it's running for president that gets picked. >> i like what you said about staying in the senate. you have almost every member except sherrod brown in the democratic senate running for president. it doesn't seem like a place you can do work, but you can. >> the news is reporting that joe biden is 95% committed to running and his family is

ashley: hilarious, they make a good comedy dual. i love martha stewart.ang words. tracee: yes, the most -- the top 5, most annoying slang words goat which stands for greatest of all time, bay, hangry, gucci, you're doing okay or ghost when you stop communicating maybe with someone you are in a relationship, now, not all -- not everyone understands these words, 57% didn't know it was bad to be ghosted. [laughter] ashley: i have no idea. lauren: i actually looked it up. i looked upmost of the words. tracee: lit, woke, turnt. lauren: yeah. what happens then nonmillennials like ashley and maybe you use these words, we found a little funny, i think, according to this poll by one poll, they found that by the age of 43, the majority of people think they are too old. >> 25% think you're too old to use words past 25. ashley: which makes it even worse. tracee: you use it incorrectly. that would be -- that would be -- lauren: i did not see cray on the list. ashley: i want to hear stuart varney stay treal. lauren: greatest of all time. anyway. ashley: that's cool, al

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let's hearfrom hilary benn, chairman of the brexit select committee in the uk house of commons. involve questions about the interpretation of the application of eu law, can the secretary of state confirmed for the house tonight that any such questions would have to be referred by the arbitration panel to the court ofjustice and the european union, and that any ruling of the court, despite what he said tonight, would be binding on the arbitration panel on the european union, and crucially, on the united kingdom? i will say a couple of things in response to the right honourable gentleman. first of all, he is right in this respect, that the treaties themselves made clear that the european court is the final arbiter of the meaning of european law, and we have seen that offence, for example, the ratification of the trade agreement with canada. on the agreement with singapore. but the withdrawal agreement is not part of european law. the withdrawal agreement has the state and a joint instrument now associated with it, have the status of treaties under international law, not european l

. >> she is hilarious. >> that's my girl! >> she wants everybody to know that's my girl. >> oh my god! >> she should become the mascot of this team. >> the fans go crazy every day over their favorite players. when your baby finally scores, why not? and to make it even better, this is a playoff game and they went on to win. so what did she do when she got home? >>> what you're looking at is a cake and it is completely edible. and it also looks like a work of art. the person who made this is a vancouver british columbia based baker and pastry chef. she's known as the glazing queen because of the glaze mirror cakes she makes. look at this one. that is salted caramel macadamia nut. if you're wondering how does she get that look on her cakes? well, she has signature colors. this one looks like the inside of an orange when she gets done with it. >> what the heck? >> if you'd like to learn, she offers online classes, because she's all about teaching people and learning more herself. she teaches you how to do this. she says she uses

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really, hilary was trying in 2016 to put a lid on that by moving left herself.l loser was my party, because the bulk of the electorate is not as far left-wing. certainly not socialist. and they have largely moved away, the lead electorate, from these extreme policies. >> harris: it is so odd to me that this is how democrats would go, beverly, given the fact that they didn't carry a big economic message with hillary clinton. so this is the clock back for economics? >> you can see with kamala harris, when she tried this at first when she first came out. in january she said she wanted to get rid of all private health insurance. of course, her supporters didn't like that too much. she backtracked that. this evidently this battle. here's what i think democrats are doing -- this poll, while favorable to president trump and other republicans, a fox news poll they came out in february showed that when it comes to voters that are 45 and younger, the third of them have a favorable opinion of socialism. i think some of those -- >> harris: that's interesting. >> they are pl