but i couric when i want to be fun to. point to point you can see it because i see if you're serious here. this is g.w. news live from berlin another day of deadly unrest as iraq faces its worst crisis since the defeat of the islamic state. security forces opened fire on crowds protesting against corruption and unemployment with dozens killed in 4 days of rioting iraq's leading shiite cleric says enough is enough also coming up. new clashes in hong kong the government attempts to end months about recipes and emergency law that bans face down for democracy activists are defiant. and the british parliament betrayed and the chamber full of squabbling chimpanzee is not only to spread the debate but 18 year old keating 5 the anonymous superstar banksy the workbench is a record low level 1000000 euros. it's great to have you with us iraq has been shaken by another day of violent unrest the country is facing its worst crisis since the the defeat of the so-called islamic state terror group 2 years ago security forces have again op

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couric is life at the white house with more. >> we await the playback of the recording from the cabinet meeting, and as soon as they get that, i promise to pass it along. but you heard mick mulvaney, and you can tell them to walk back and backpedal a clarification by any definition, still trying to explain what he meant from the briefing on thursday where he was asked by abc's jonathan carl about a possible quid pro quo. well, okay. and the cooperation into the investment of the joe biden interference, the white house that we release the transcript. we made it clear that that is not what happened. in fact, mick mulvaney said slowing down aid to address things like corruption and what other countries are doing to chip in, frankly is the right thing to do. >> it is legitimate to tie the aid to corruption. it is legitimate to tie the aid to foreign aid from other countries. that's what i was talking about. can you see how people took at the other way? absolutely, but i never said there was a quid pro quo. >> meanwhile on capitol hill, democrats say what mick mulvaney really did was lay out for all to see what actually happened, w