want fair trade, i like free trade, ata minimum i want fair trade.ic nationalists of their own to reply in kind. the old world is under strain. the rules—based international order has a growing list of enemies. movements of the left and the right wants to cut the free movement of goods, capital and people. studio: earlier i spoke to five star movement mp manlio di stefa no. i asked him why italian voters decided to put his party and lega into government. people understood that we can do this, the reason they understood this is since the very beginning, we did everything we promised during the campaigns. so, now, when we brought to the italian people our programme, made of things they were asking, like social welfare, the reform of thejob, the environment, mostly based on growing the economy, and typical green concept, it is something that we think is important for our country. think of the situation in greece, many will draw the comparison, a radical left government, series, in coalition with a nationalistic populist right—wing partner. —— syriza. it

want fair trade. i like free trade, but i want fair trade at a minimum. the other side understands. to be honest, they cannot believe they have gotten away with this for so many decades. >> some of our closest allies are planning long about these new tariffs. president trump: they are our allies, but they take advantage of us economically. i love them, but mexico is making over $100 billion a year, and they are not helping us with our border because they have strong laws, and we have horrible laws. we have horrible order laws. they could solve our border problem if they want to, but they don't want to. i think we have a good chance of doing some great trade deals that will make america great again. that is what we are doing. $8 trillion in value -- you know, where double the size of the economy of china. we have picked up a lot of value, a lot of wealth since i thanbecome president, more $8 trillion. that is a low number. we're talking stock market wealth. our countries are doing great. our military is rebuilding. we have a lot of great things going. the

want fair trade. i like fair trade. at the minimum, we are going to have fair trade, and we're going to have it and to be honest with you, they cannot believe that they have gotten away with this for so many decades. -- canada-- president trump: they take advantage of us economically. i love canada. i love mexico. i love 'em. $100exico is making over million a year because they have strong laws and we have horrible laws. border laws.ble they do not want to. when they want to, then i will be happy. have a good chance of doing some great deals that were make america great again, right? that is what we are doing. but america has picked up -- we have made about $8 trillion in value, doubled the size of the economy of china. we have picked up a lot of value, a lot of wealth since i have been president, more than $8 trillion. that is a very low number, because we are talking stock market well. i am talking beyond that. our companies are doing great, we are doing great, our military is rebuilding. we have a lot of great things

. >> i want fair trade. i like free trade. but i want fair trade. at a minimum, i want fair trade. >> reporter: the eu is firing back, prepping tariffs of its own on signature american products like kentucky bourbon and harley-davidson motorcycles. but the threat of tariffs may harden european unity rather than hurt it. >> when they say america first, we say europe united. >> reporter: uniting the bloc under new threats from old allies. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >>> back in this country, an off-duty fbi agent is in trouble tonight, and it all started because of some dancing. the agent did a back flip in a denver nightclub, his gun falls to the floor. as he tries to pick it up, the gun went off, hitting another man in the leg. the agent was questioned by the police and released to an fbi supervisor. >>> this was an emotional day in parkland, florida, graduation day for the senior class at marjory stoneman douglas high school. those honored today, included four seniors who were among the 17 people killed in the mass shooting there in february. an

and i did it on process “— think it was fair and i did it on process —— purpose. think its -- purpose. it is not about due process. you are saying you are bigger than the system, the institutions and the proper way to do things. no. iam institutions and the proper way to do things. no. i am a servant of the institutions and respect the norms, that would be i stand next to the attorney general, but given the circumstances and her compromise, if i kept at the institution i cannot do it the normal way. there is nothing normal about this and as a servant i had to do something i knew would be bad for me personally, not to step away from the attorney general and speak as we speak together but separately. you didn't just choose to break the rules, you also explicitly blamed mrs clinton for what you called extremely careless behaviour is in a way that, again was unprecedented, because here you are declaring no charges we re here you are declaring no charges were to be brought and normally, and are due process in the american system, if no charges were to be brought you wouldn't go

fairs. you build this huge building and talk about suffrage. and i would contend that there is a lot of other things that you would look at and women are participating in fairs for political reasons that aren't necessarily associated with women's rights, suffrage or equality across the years, and that understanding their experiences help us understand something about culture and society at times. >> professor abigail, from carroll university, wisconsin, thank you very much for being with us. series, 1968:ek america in turmoil, is available as a podcast. you can find it at c-span.org/history. history tv,ican u.s. army command & general staff college professor brian steed talks about the impact of world war i on the middle east and how the outcome of the war continues to play a role in present-day conflicts. he explores the defeat and dissolution of t

i want fair frayed. i don't, that is called not fairtrade. i want fairfrayed.don't, that is called not fairtrade. i want fair frayed. i like free trade. but i want fairtrade, at a minimumi trade. but i want fairtrade, at a minimum i want fairfrayed. we are going to have it for our workers and company, you know what? the other side understand it. i think that cannot believe that they have gotten away with this for so many decades. reporter: canada and the uk are some of our closest ally, what do you say to them? they are our allies but they take advantage of us economically. i love canada, i love mexico, i love them, but mexico's making over $100 billion a year and they are not helping us with our border because they have strong laws and we have horrible law, we have horrible border law, they have strong. they could solve our border problems if they wanted but they don't want to. and when they want to, then i will be happy. but i think we have a good chance of doing some great trade deals that will make america great again, right? that is what we are doing, but

want fair trade. i like free trade but i want fair trade. at a minimum i want fair trade.going to have it for our workers and for our companies. and you know what? the other side understands it. to be honest with you, they cannot believe they've gotten away with this for so many decades. >> reporter: some of our closest allies are complaining loud, what do you say -- >> they're our allies, but they take advantage. i love canada, i love mexico. i love them. but mexico is making over $100 billion a year but not helping us with our border because they have strong laws and we have horrible laws. we have horrible border laws. they could solve our border problem, if they wanted. but they don't want to. when they want to, then i'll be happy. i think we have a good chance of doing some great trade deals. and we'll make america great again, right? that's what we're doing. >> let's chat about that. with me finance experts. catherine, to you first. i love them, they take advantage of us but i love them. >> it's a very strange way to show love to our allies. we are imposing allies --

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want fair trade. i like free trade. but i want fair trade. at a minimum i want fair trade.e're going to have it for our workers and for our companies the you know what? the other side understands it. to be honest with you, they can not believe that they have gotten away with this for some decade. reporter: canada, uk, closest allies are complaining long and loud about the new tariffs. what do you say to them. >> they're allies they take advantage of us. i love canada, and mexico. i love them. mexico is making over $100 billion a year and not helping us with our border. they have strong laws. we have horrible laws. we have horrible border laws. they have strong. they could solve our border problem if they wanted. they don't want to. when they want to, then i will be happy. but i think we have a good chance of doing some grade trade deals. that will make america great again, right? that is with we're doing. but america has picked up, we made about $8 trillion in value since. we're double the size of the economy of china. we picked up a lot of value, a lot of wealth since i've

want fair trade. i like free trade but i want fair trade. at a minimum i want fair trade.ng to have it for our workers and for our company. and you know what, the other side understands it. to be honest with you, they cannot believe that they've gotten away with this for so many decades. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]. >> they're our allies but they take advantage of us economically. i agree. i love canada, i love mexico, i love them. but mexico is making over $100 billion a year and they're not helping us with our border because they have strong laws and we have horrible laws. we have horrible border laws. they have strong -- they could solve our border problem if they wanted but they don't want to. and when they want to, then i'll be happy. i think we have a good chance of doing some great trade deals and we'll make america great again, right? that's what we're doing. but america has picked up, we've made about $8 trillion in value since, you know, we doubled the size of the economy of china. we picked up a lot of value, a lot of wealth since i've been president. more than $

want fair trade. i like free trade but i want fair trade, at a minimum i want fair trade. we're going to have it for the workers and our companies. reporter: in retaliation the eu, canada, mexico announced their own set of tariffs on u.s. companies, that includes harley-davidson, said they expect significant impact to their sales after the eu said they were slapping tariffs on u.s.-made motorcycles. hormel, tyson foods, two stocks that got impacted after mexico said they were targeting u.s. packaged meats and also pork chops which are important. canada had bizarre list of goods, yogurt,fer kins, chocolate and toilet paper. they are retaliating on higher tariffs on kentucky bourbon. maybe less kentucky whiskey overseas. i put a call to prime minister's office in canada. they are reiterating canada is trading at deficit to the u.s. they're sticking to the comments made by the canadian prime minister yesterday, saying this is completely unfair. they are going to retaliate in kind. back to you. cheryl: rhetoric from the canadian prime minister has gotten a lot more difficult a

want fair trade. i like free trade. but i want fair trade at the minimum i want fair trade. we're going to have it for our workers and company. you know what, the other side understands it, to be honest with you, they cannot believe that they've gotten away with this for so many decades. canada uxts u.k., some of the closest allies -- >> they are allies but take advantage of us economically. i love canada. i love mexico and love them. mexico is making $100 billion a year and not helping us with our border because they have strong laws and we have horrible laws. we have horrible border laws. they could solve our boder problem if they wanted but they don't want to. when they want to, then i'll be happy. i think we have a good chance of doing great trade deals and that will make america great again and that's what we're doing. america has picked up. we made about $8 trillion in values. we're double the size of the economy of china. we picked up a lot of value, a lot of wealth since i've been president. more than 8 trillion dollars and that's a low number because we're talking s

want fair trade. i like free trade. but i want fair trade. at a minimum, i want fair trade.d we are going to have it for our workers and for our companies. you know what, the other side understands it. to be honest with you, they cannot believe that they have gotten away with this for so many decades. >> canada and the uk are some of your closest allies. they are complaining loud and long about these tariffs. what do you say to them. >> they are our allies but they take advantage of us economically. i love canada, i love mexico. i love them. but mexico is making over $100 billion a year and they are not helping us with our border because they have strong laws and we have horrible laws. we have horrible border laws. they strong -- they could solve our border problem if they want to. but they don't want to. when they want to, then i will be happy. but we have a good chains of doing great trade deals that will make america great again. right? that's what we are doing. but america has picked up. we have made about $8 trillion in value since -- you know, we are double the size of

want fair trade i like free trade but i want fair trade in a minimum i want fair trade and we're going to have it for a workers and for a companies and you know what the other side understands it to be honest with you they cannot believe that they've gotten away with this for so many decades and you're. right so we've been listening to president donald trump there are vastly different tone from him he's gone from saying that a nuclear deal with north korea is imminent. playing down expectations now of any breakthrough listening to all of this can believe. that and so he confirmed that a meeting will indeed take place in singapore a bit it's the only the beginning of a process on denuclearization so reality bites. absolutely i think that that was a sobering two hour conversation that occurred in the oval office as we have been discussing here on al-jazeera there was a delivering of a letter from the vice chair of north korea that is what prompted this meeting that has yielded a number of headlines but most interesting lee is that donald trump says he did not read the letter that was del

go ask anybody and they'll tell you, yeah, i had my fair share of racism. is alive and well today and that's not okay. >> is it worse now? >> it's sparked back up, i guess you can say. you see it a lot more. i feel like people are a little more entitled to say, hey, go back to mexico. and i'm like, why? i live here. i have a mortgage here. >> we didn't show it in the video but this lady gave you the middle finger right in your face. >> yeah. she was flipping me off. and i'm like, that doesn't do anything. that looks bad on you. >> what do you say to the people watching this? it's a very simple and, people ask that question a lot. i think it applies here. what do you say to people are watching? >> if you're watching, and you say, hey, this country has laws and you're here illegally, i think that's very wrong. people who come here illegally are dying in other countries. they don't have time, they don't have days or w. human beings need to eat and drink water every single day to survive. they come to this country looking for an opportunity to survive. to live.

summary of what i've said i don't know that it's not a fair summary of what i said i said i would invite certain children to my house if you know it's not me. i don't know when you are feeling rejected feeling rejected it is pretty painful for a child i can tell you from my own experience i'm pretty sure you had that experience yourself in your life so when you say that certain children are not to be engaged families are to be looked down to and you know healing that point to be fair. there's plenty of other arguments we could have apart from a child children's names anyway when you raise an issue like that some people may indeed support the argument for a certain degree of censorship don't you think that by laying out something as controversial as we just discussed you actually provide a motive i just i think you really aren't really you are a new political entity laboring a really fast point i think the reason i have so much the pool the reason i have a close to a million followers on twitter the reason the articles i put on most read and mo

european union and you see the kind of tariff they charge, and then we don't, that is called not fair trade. i not taking it without a fight. he's retaliating and calling donald trump's action "a dangerous game. " this is weakening the transatlantic relations and it increases the risk of severe turbulence in the market globally. lectures and can never be a solution, and this will hurtjobs here in the european union but also in the us. -- globalism. harley—davidson motorbikes are tariff target list of american imports targeted by the eu that includes levi's jeans and whiskey. there has been a rapid response from america's neighbours canada and mexico, imposing tariffs on $13 billion worth of us exports. tonight in the uk the prime minister stressed her deep disappointment, calling it an unjustified decision. words reiterated by her trade secretary. it is very, very u nfortu nate if we secretary. it is very, very unfortunate if we get into this tit—for—tat position, especially with one of our closest allies. nobody wins in a trade war, there are only casualties. port talbot steelworks in wales h

or he meets with his sisters and gets to see pictures of their children growing up and i just don't think it's fair that they have had their their joys taken away from them and he still it is able to experience that. karen decided to attend the trial. i want to be there to see. justice. in philadelphia nearly four years after vicki instils daughter shannon was murdered the police got a lead. in two thousand and would there been a series of assaults started to employees in fort collins colorado they put out a report to police agencies all across the united states. from shannon's case to fort collins. the d.n.a. was a match. the suspect was married and employed at an air force base. about eight o'clock that night twenty third day of april. two thousand and two this fellow and his wife walked into the police station and by midnight that night they had a full confession for the dozen different cases. the man they arrested was twenty nine year old troy graves philadelphia's elusive center city rapist. graves was accused of multiple counts of sexual assault and one count of murder in the death of shannon

frank and i remember when the fair came out i was a small town kid in chico and we would go down to the silver dollar fairs, livestock and back then it was before cable tv and before the internet. itas a thing, man! it was a thing, yeah. >> california state fair is fun, too. >> oh, my gosh, right? at the cal expo, right? >> yup. yup. >> i was thinking too this is the last thing and we'll go  right to weather. the cow palace they used to do cattle drives. they would bring them in before the rodeo. >>> so it's that time of yea cooperating and there's a lot to do. the alameda county fair is one of them. into this weekend it's going to be kind of like today, kind of a little bit cooler which for my money is fine, right? that's what you want. the fire danger is not extreme. the air quality is fine. it's not sweltering heat in pleasanton. so you can get out and enjoy yourself and do some things. we are not seeing the big heat as we saw a few days ago. we dropped a lot yesterday. look how much we dropped today. we already dropped 10 or 12 degrees then today 12 more in concord. 11 more. satur

summary of what i've said i don't let people know that it's not a fair summary of what i said i said i would invite certain children to my house if they know you know it's not me. i don't know when you are feeling rejected it feeling rejected is pretty painful for a child i can tell you from my own experience i'm pretty sure you have that experience yourself in your life so when you say that certain children are not to be engaged in families to be looked down to and you know healing that point. there's plenty of other arguments we could have apart for child children's names anyway when you raise an issue like that some people may indeed support the argument for a certain degree of censorship don't you think that by laying out something as controversial as we just discussed you're actually providing motive i guess i think it is really i mean it's really a new political arena really fast point i think the reason i have so much support the reason i have a close to a million followers on twitter the reason the articles i put on most read and most viewed is b

yeah, i don't think so, though. it is fair criticism, but not based on decisions made on impulse. hat i was doing and made careful consideration, argued about it with my senior staff and decided the best way to protect the institutions ofjustice was to separate myself from my boss, who was loretta lynch, i knew i was doing. i wasn't doing it impulsively, not of anger or ego, i was doing it because i thought it was the best of two bad choices. one was bad and the other was worse, so i chose bad. it is a big word, insubordination, particularly for a guy who has spent a lot of time saying that his commitment is entirely to institutional integrity, to the rule of law and to due process. to remind people what you did, injuly 2016, is ignore due process when you took it upon yourself to go out there and tell the united states and the world that you were closing the investigation into hillary clinton's misuse of e—mails and that there would be no charges brought. that was insubordination. yes, in the inspector general‘s view. i had an emotional reaction when they called me insubordinate,

. >> i want fair trade and i lining free-trade and i like fair trade. we are going to have it.nd they brushed off concern. there is a family quarrel and there is trade desput and if you keep the lines of communication open which everyone wants to do, this thing can work out. >> reporter: europe's largest automaker volkswagon is saying it is concerning with the markets. >> we don't want this to escalate. and we need to adopt strategy like the cold war. if you do now attack the car industry, we'll go after let's say the american digital a economy. the europeans claim that the u.s. actions are illegal something that president of france said to president trump and said that is leads to war. this is what president trump campaigned on putting america first and this move is seen as an attack on close allies. >> bret: there are concerns tonight that the trade policy could end up pushing many of america's closer economic relationship with russia. here is the prospects of that tonight from the state department. >> critics charge that president trump is needlesslian taginizing the europe

and then i came to the london book fair, where i was at the london book fair, where i was at the seminarto speak on publishing. an absolutely every one of them spoke on the bottomline and product placement, except the very last publisher, who had just started his press, and he actually talked about building a list, and about which authors would you want sitting around a table with you. gosh, publisher who talked about books rather than about sales. is shocking. i hope nobody here is going to emulate. so how did you get on with him? so he was very eloquent, but also quite frightening, because he is very tall, and i'm not. so i had to pluck up tall, and i'm not. so i had to pluck up courage tall, and i'm not. so i had to pluck up courage and go to him at the end of it and say will you read my book, because nobody else wants to read it. and he took away 50 pages, and read those, and ultimately he has published all my book since then. and an atlas of impossible longing, again, it explores, it seems to me anyway, the things you continue to explore, which is partly the caste system, whether pe

i don't think that that's fair. i think he has decided that he's going to use the pardoning power in a little bit of a different way than past presidents. a lot of times, alex, past presidents waited until the end of the term to do the pardons. if you look at the number of pardons clinton did in the last couple of days of his term, they were monument al. >> but, anthony, doesn't that right there, the timing of this, doesn't that give an appearance of conflict of interest or at least a purpose and intent behind this timing? >> well, i understand why his opponents are saying that. but i actually don't think that is fair to the president. he's actually looking at these on a case-by-case basis. when he was candidate he said, boy, those people were treated unfairly or there was an unfair procedure or process in place. i think what people don't like about it, frankly, he is actually using his power. he is not going through the protocols that were in the department of justice or he's not leaning on people that prosecuted th

want fair trade. i like free trade.nimum, i want fair trade.we'll have it for our workers. the other side understands it. to be honest, they cannot believe they've got ten away with this for so many decades. >> and canada and the u.k. are the closest allies -- >> they're our allies but they take advantage of us. >> and i love canada and mexico. and i love europe. they make $100 billion a year. they have strong laws and we have horrible laws. they have strong laws. they could solve our border problem if they wanted. they don't want to. when they want to, i'll be happy. we have a good chance of doing some great trade deals. that will make america great again, right? that's what we're doing. but america has picked up. we've made about eight trillion in value since -- we're double the size of the economy of china. we picked up a lot of value, a lot of wealth since i've been president. more than $8 trillion. that's a low number. because we're talking stock market wealth. i'm talking beyond that. our companies are doing great

and i don't think a very fair situation. but congratulations. >> thank you so much. to bother you, mr. president, but my constituents are giving me a lot of feed about this immigration thing. i did something noble by getting them back with the families but i have to answer them what can i tell them you're going to do in moving forward? >> bob, let me -- let me just have you -- i want to take care of the situation. every bit as much as anybody else. at the top level. i'd like to do the larger solution rather than the smaller solution. we do -- they're doing them step by step. i think we can do the whole thing. i have a good relationship with the party. you have a good relationship with the party. and i think we can do a real immigration bill. we have to have security at the border. we have to have it. i mean, look, you got 60% of the country says they got to have security at the border. and that's a issue for the democrats too, bob. it's not like it's good for you or for me it's good for both of us. >> i. >> you know. >> no, i understand that. but -- no, but i am -- "

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so it's not fair i would say it's not fair to say the any team is weaker than a week at the world cup because they all qualify and qualifying round is rather inside stuff and right so it's not a question of week or not week is the question of being prepared so the exact day into two exact hour and the level of performance of russian team it was a surprise i kneeled there will be prepared by the i didn't expect that it will be . so all amazing and. if. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be eliminate the money just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying and the is just new mood hasn't been that we're even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep to get kelly here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough

want fair trade. i like free trade, but i want fair trade, at a minimum i want fair trade.that happen for our workers and our companies. and the other side understands it. to be honest, they cannot believe that they have gotten away with this for so many decades. >> canada and the u.k. are some of our closest allies in a have -- complaining long and loud about this. what do you have to say? president trump: a la canada, i love mexico, i love them. that mexico is making over $100 billion year and not helping us with our border. we have horrible border laws. they have strong -- they could solve our border problem if they wanted, but they don't want to. when they want to, then i will be happy. but we have a good chance of doing some great trade deals that will make america great again, right? that is what we are doing. america has picked up. we have made about $8 trillion in value -- you know, we are doubled the size of the economy of china. we picked up a lot of value, a lot of wealth since i have been president. more than a trillion dollars. -- $8 trillion. i'm talking about

through a process of lives so it's not fair i would say it's not fair to say of the any team is week the week of the world cup because they all qualify and qualifying round is rather in synch stuff and right so it's not a question of we've got a lot to it because the question of being prepared so the exact day to exact hour and the level of performance of russian it was a surprise i knew that there will be prepared by there didn't expect that it will be a. sole amazing. with lawmakers manufactured consensus a statement to the public. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. with the final larry go round the sun because one person. can all middle of the room see. do these are the real. indeed it is. what would be the perfect world cup for you. all. to see all the atmosphere all this you know that most fear of big football festival continuing not only in moscow and st petersburg in all other cities for the remaining days and when this city is which have only three or four games they will keep on being supporters of football because you see many russians who will say the driver is

i think it's doing is a very fair thing. to score and seven singles. by many people to be a world cup star and in his first game scoring the score but he was exploiting the i mean is that the sense that they did if in this incredibly i mean i've never seen germany play they lacked so much imagination the longer the game went on the more desperate germany became and they were trying to win the ball back and make him play a very very clever in the way he defended chefs he was outside the stadium today on the. caught up with a few of these mexican fans and cycling up the atmosphere saying. jubilant mexicans not only they essentially outnumbered the german fans maybe three to one they were also maybe five times louder in the stadium itself. so the atmosphere coming from the mexican fans was absolutely surreal the mexican fans camped out in moscow for the past four or five days very much jubilant some of that was climbing on top of trucks and dancing and singing also looked like a costume party some brando's wrestling masks different national costumes and al

the european union and you see the kind of tariffs they charge and we don't, that is called not fair trade. i want fair trade. nick: but the european union is not taking it without a fight. it is retaliating and calling donald trump's actions a dangerous game. >> this is further weakening the transatlantic relations. it also increases the risk of severe turbulence in the market globally. protectionism can never be a solution. this will hurt jobs here in the european union but also in the u.s. nick: harley davidson motorbikes are on a tariff target list by the eu that also includes levi jeans and whiskey. there has been a rapid response from america's neighbors, canada and mexico, imposing tariffs on $13 billion worth of u.s. exports. tonight in the u.k., the prime minister stressed her deep disappointment, calling it an unjustified decision, words reiterated by her trade secretary. >> it is very unfortunate if we get into the tit-for-tat position, especially with one of our closest allies. nobody wins in a trade war. there are only casualties. walessteelworks in has battled for survival in re

and i guess that's fair. however, when priorities change, and perhaps there is a step back in enforcement, that's when offices of attorney generals have to really step up and do more. let me tell you, you remember this, you went through many budgets. i just went through a budget period, and i got to tell you, one of the priorities for our office was getting really really smart on anti-trust law, on privacy law. why? because not only do we read the papers, we know that residents get very concerned when their data is used in a way that they weren't aware of. and we are going to be there to step up and protect those residents without regard to whether a federal partner will be there with us. >> so tell me a little bit about what that looks like. when you revamp, you are the first elected attorney general in the district of columbia, which means it's not just a mayor's appointee, you are actually answerable to the people and trying to translate their priorities into how you do your job. so the fact that you are h

i i was i don't think it's a fair result i seem prefer to play at that best to play the good game they couldn't play better than what they did with the potential they have i'll always like to praise the team. and i'll start the play in delhi means. i do what. we have every right to be actually and so i have everyone said we will come here and against france and to not be there when no one would do if we did we did something. messi is always trying today was clear but he just wasn't going from us it just wasn't his day to not. of course when you miss a penalty. in the world cup in a moment where your your team needs the ball of course that affects you. and after there after that moment he was trying but probably even in superman even in super players. they are humans and they have feelings and i think the penalty yes affected them. to have to look ahead i think we deserved three points but we have to turn around this thing focused and i think most of all we didn't get that many things from just to try to win the racially discriminatory did my homework i looked at a lot of penalties for

i don't think it's fair for the spulation to getsrazy as it's gotten. howie: the first lady had to tweet. media working overtime speculating where i am and what i'm doing. she is feeling great. it's like the press is insulted that she is not doing anything in front of the cameras. richard: she is one of the most of popular figures in this white house. when she is a missing fixture, people are like where is melania. howie: she doesn't love the spotlight. richard: there are two different times of first ladies. those that are very active in their president's presidencies. and the other is the wife who is have much in the background. and that's the role she has chosen. howie: how nuts will the press go when she does a public event. emily: her press team has been interesting the way they handled this. they have thrown back donald trump level things. howie: we are going to give you the rest of the day off. devastating information about the puerto rican hurricane and it barely makes the radar. . . . . you won't see these folks at the post office they have busin

peter schmeichel full minute i can help people and also money and i could manage it jason really i think it's fair to say isn't it to be worth. thank you. thank. you. i. i think i'm fighting title same place here and i think we can go through the night saying with your help the first as we know we scored early on wasn't between by u.t. because it's good days and the boy is jumping in five minutes because he's in these three i think is a fantastic feel for it for him to score the first ball beautiful cross and the last have just but now we have to get ready for the next game to be really important matches or had we have to forget this match as quickly as possible of course it's a big win but it's not the end of the tournament about the second goal that chad and ben ben is that this comes from the bench and to me that the some plastic action and and the great shots and what can we say about zero coming from the bench not the best relation with a man there's a he comes from the bench first touch rates have a dominant in the box against powerful team and i just i'm still after him since childhood to s

different this team is for of course the champs team twenty fourteen is that fair criticism or are they being really harsh on them i think it's fair criticism to say i mean this team crashed out in the group phase already some of it is the mentality for sure i think they were hungrier to win the title in two thousand and fourteen now they came into this tournament looking a little bit complacent actually they didn't feel like they wanted it as much as they did in two thousand and fourteen and there were some structural problems that you were human moved didn't address properly because like i said already earlier he had criticised throughout the tournament already that there weren't enough people backing him up in defense that there wasn't enough unity in the team and he was criticising that and we were waiting for the wakeup call we thought ok maybe the game against mexico was a wake up call maybe the game against sweden was a wake up call but it never ended up happening so let's have a look at their journey. i the champions have failed to defend their title germany fell at the first hurdle after three displays tha