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i hope not and i think we are getting is _ surely not. hat _ surely not. i hope not and i think we are getting is that point - surely not. i hope not and i think we are getting is that point but i we are getting is that point but when the support of government and we are in regular dialogue with them. we know how they feel about things and we have enjoyed their support and other authorities are grateful for that. support and other authorities are gratefulforthat. i support and other authorities are gratefulfor that. i don't think support and other authorities are grateful for that. i don't think and hope you don't get to that point. the premier league being called on to set an example, but for some players, who remember are regularly tested, asking them to curb their instincts on the pitch is step too far. west brom striker charlie austin, who is on loan at qpr, has been talking to five live's 72+ podcast with aaron paul. it is an easy one to say that footballers have got to stop football. , ., ., ., _ ., football. they are an easy target

doubt it well, but i would hope, i doubt it well, but i would e people would reassess their position on michel barnier because he is the voice of reason here? is michel barnier because he is the voice of reason here?— voice of reason here? is he the voice of reason here? is he the voice of reason here? is he the voice of reason? _ voice of reason here? is he the voice of reason? are _ voice of reason here? is he the voice of reason? are you i voice of reason here? is he the i voice of reason? are you reassessing your position on him?— your position on him? well, he's not alwa s the your position on him? well, he's not always the most _ your position on him? well, he's not always the most popular _ your position on him? well, he's not always the most popular character i your position on him? well, he's not always the most popular character in the uk, _ always the most popular character in the uk, is _ always the most popular character in the uk, is he? but i think he is someone — the uk, is he? but i think he is someone that will certainly be list

is considerable and i mean some people said you'd like to take public office in this situation we serious i know i never said i actually wanted to i was just asked if i would and i hope monica won't tell. that's wrong because it's not meant as a challenge i've been how it's bizarre yeah but i boldly said yes if the opportunity presents itself and the time is ripe it might make sense to put an insider in that kind of position as well and it was it's you want to hear from a very it's i would not be the right moment to get god now is a crucial time he hugh i am in close contact with ms clear to us i am aware of her efforts and i hope that relief measures will keep coming gives muslims in a measure of ability have you ever thought of calling the chancellor after all your very influential this i want to talk to i'm going to merkel directly and say we're at an impasse with programs such as noice dot we need a completely new approach that's probably doesn't want to go clinton is responsible for that and i think she will do her best to improve things that's why i'm counting on it otherwise we will have to take to the streets in the open you seem like a fighter i don't just s

and i hope it will be the better. i hope not just this institution, but i hope every american, pauses for that thinks among themselves, that we can disagree with one another but not dislike each other. we can respect the voices of others. there's many times we debate on this body and we should. there's many times we can get heated. i still consider steny hoyer a very good friend. there's times i get upset, i'll call him at home to express the things i may not see fair or just. but that's the way we should handle things. the majority leader is right. we are all americans first. but should we also think for a moment what we put on social media, what we convey to one another. just because you have a personal opinion different than mine, you have a right to say it, but nobody has a right to become a mob. and we all should stand united n condemning the mob together. we saw problems before our nation, not through destruction -- solve problems before our nation, not through destruction, but through debate. that is the heart of

i hope that this summer will be similar - will be slow. immer will be similar to i will be slow. i hope that this | summer will be similar to last summer, i hope we will be down to those sort of case numbers and that will allow us to be able to do things and feel more normal but i think we need to be very cautious on that. we do not want to have another wave as we have had this winter. mil wave as we have had this winter. all those empty streets, the country in lockdown. it's hoped the vaccine can be a key part of the way out but clearly, the fight against covid has some way to run. jessica parker, bbc news. the governemnt has announced britain wants to join a trade partnership of 11 countries including australia and japan. the partnership is known as cpt—pp — it was only formed in 2018 but could offer tariff free trade with a host of countries in the pacific. 0ur global trade correspondent dharshini david is here. some people might say, why have we let the eu tojoin some people might say, why have we let the eu to join another big global tr

administrations i believe all that it'll want to continue to do so until we have broken the back of property and the efforts that have been taken throughout this land. (applause) i believe and i hopethe next administration i hope that they believe is that the key to success in this effort is jobs, work for people who want to work. and the budget for fiscal 1970, i shall recommend a total of three billion 500 million dollars for our job training program, and that is five times as much as we spent in 1964 trying to prepare americans where they can work to earn their own living. the nation's commitment in the field of civil rights began with the declaration of independence. they were extended by the 13th and the and 15th amendments, and they have been powerfully strengthened with the enactment of three far reaching civil rights laws within the last five years that this congress and its wisdom passed. on january the 1st of this year, the fair housing act of 1968 covered over 20 million american homes and apartments. the prohibition against racial discrimination in that act should be remembered and it should be vigorously enforced throughout this land. (applause) i believe we should al

i seeaster than i have -- georgia plates on our street. this is new york. i do believe there was a theft of the office of the united i hope weresident and can get it back. kylie jane kremer, any response? guest: i am a georgia constituent. i was born and raised in atlanta, georgia and i am curious to see how today plays itself out as well. amething i can speak to -- lot of people will not turn out to vote today because they do not feel like they trust the system. why are we still voting on the same system that have caused so many issues back in the november election? that will affect voter turnout. i think to senators while they may be conservatives and republican, we want people more willing to come out and fight for us and our values. see kelly pleased to leffler came out to say she would vote no on the electoral college process, but she only stated she would do so for georgia. she did not talk about any of the other states that should be brought up for evidence of voter fraud. today will be interesting to see in georgia. i hope they both win and i have encouraged our supporters, friends and family to get out and vote f

i feel like i was just so many times it's ok now and also i think talking about his hopes it's called to watch kissed because the crash was just told what happened so fast nothing that i do for it saw the video i didn't know that i was fighting for me it didn't feel that bad and then the pain started kicking in. she was really lucky to survive but how she handles this sat back impressed me very much when i met her 1st after the crash. i never skied should not be able to continue. i told that everyone will see me again just to go racing and to go racing fast and featuring a few other drivers i'm not the gold was the crush and now everybody wants to she gets a lot of great all firsts in all different racing series from them all to follow 3 where she can gather experience for formula one good luck so from what i could work out. it's that the cool is the woman said paris already driven in formula one it's my number 4 susie bold if. i feel i met her 1st in 2006 when she was driving in. truman cluing championship. for sure isn't for you i think there's always 2 of them information that beli

of poland's people are in support of the people who are on the streets protesting i hope the polish government listens i hope the e.u. listens i hope the law changes i here's another figure for you mara poland has a 95 percent catholic population so how much of an influence do you think the church has had over this decision. i mean there's lots of countries that would define themselves as catholic i also know if you look at organizations like catholics for choice the fact that 97 percent of catholics use birth control. a large number of catholics have. you know have abortions we certainly helped quite a few again we operate in the republic of ireland and more and all and i think again say you know the person who is pregnant passed you think about what is right for them and their family and then speak to a health care professional and where appropriate with their partner and their god but i don't think that the catholic church should be making legislation in democracies. ok thank you all for joining us on the program really appreciate your time paula but it's enim our clock on it tim and thank you very m

that's what i hope. but ieve that at least it will be said that we tried. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> week nights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on cspan3. tonight on the eve of joe biden's swearing in as the nation's 46th president, we look at past presidential inaugurations beginning with john f. kennedy from january 20th 1961. our lineup includes inaugural ceremonies with franklin roosevelt and ronald reagan. watch tonight beginning at 8 cyclic p.m. eastern and enjoy american history television every weekend on cspan3. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on cspan3, explore our nation's past. american history tv on cspan3 created by america's cable television companies. today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >>> next, a look back at george w. bush's farewale address from the white house. he served two terms from 2001 to 20

i. i don't want to get all the blood i remember i have to keep pushing between his wonder i want to just reach a little bit. so it's going to take months but i have hope i have little victories each day of the things that i can get done and if you know anything about me i am very determined person like i said don't ever tell me i can't do something because i'm going to prove you wrong because that's just that's how i am so i am i am determined to get better. i never thought i would ever say this but i'm kind of grateful i got to say it because i am very grateful for life like i said before and i took it for granted we don't see what's right in front of us sometimes the fear of being negative and it takes something big like that to redirect your focus and your perspectives. and. this was a time for me i'm very grateful. my collection of community here my bedside with one of the 1st things i see when i wake up. one the 1st from the from one of the mobs in our group and i was still there at the time this was back in october. she said dear amanda thank you for everything seen an unseen that you do want from theresa i love you teresa. i really like this wh

i am proposing that the congress provide the full $300 million that the congress last year authorized to do just that. [ applause ] i hope the congress will put the money where the authorization is. ibelieve this is an essential contribution to justice and to public order in the united states. i hope these grants can be made to the states and they can be used effectively to reduce the crime rate in this country. but all of this is only a small part of the total effort that must be made -- i think chiefly by the local governments throughout the nation -- if we expect to reduce the toll of crime that we all detest. frankly, as i leave the office of the presidency, one of my greatest disappointments is our failure to secure passage of a licensing and registration act for firearms. [ applause ] i think if we had passed that act, it would have reduced the incidence of crime. i believe that the congress should adopt such a law, and i hope that it will at a not too distant date. [ applause ] in order to meet our long-standing commitment to make government as efficient as possible, i believe that we should reorganize our postal system along the lines of the kappel report. [ applause ] i ho

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i see it. i hope that happens, and i also want to further what angela said about the words of the chaplain, really wraps up what we have been going through for the past two months, the chaplain said words matter. the power of life and death is in the tongue. that's exactly what we have been going through, the lies and the misinformation led us to where we are. and i'll reflect today on what has gotten us to this point and what the president's role is this. i'll look at three things, the c cowardly challenge, the constitution and chief of police, a five time draft dodger who sends his own people to the

contact with people who normally i would not be able to reach because they could not come to the library, they cannot come to the bookstore. i think it is phenomenal and i hope it doesn't stop. i hope libraries realize this is fabulous. and it is certainly not second-best. so this particular pandemic, it felt like a sprint. in out marathon that at a sprint space, right? the relentless change and having to adapt is quite fatiguing. but we are seeing some great changes like these virtual programs. so do you think some of these changes will stay? what is the long-term impacts, how about for you ray? >> i definitely think, especially the authors have had virtually have been great. and i can't wait to see those as part of the longer-term plan. i think the pandemic will accelerate that. it is a silver lining i would say. it also helps things we have a touring program which we do one 100% in person prior to pandemic. we'd see 1200 kids every saturday at about half of our branches. within three weeks of the pandemic we had to translate that to the zoom platform. we have recovered almost the entirety of people coming online, which is great. i said there a lot of peop

i have followed my conscience and done what i thought was right. you may not agree with some of the tough decisions i have made, but i hope you can agree that i was willing to make the tough decisions. the decades ahead will bring more hard choices for our country, and there are some guiding principles that shape, our discourse. while our nation is safer than it was 7 years ago, thegravest threat to our people remains another terrorist attack. our enemies are patient, and determined to strike again. america did nothing to seek or deserve this conflict. but we have been given solemn responsibilities, and we must meet them. we must resistcomplacency. we must keep our resolve. and we must never let down our guard, at the same time, we must continue to engage the world with confidence and clear purpose. in the face of threats from abroad, it can be tempting to seek comfort by turning inward. but we must reject isolationism, and its companion, protectionism. retreating behind our borders would only invite danger. in the 21st century, security and prosperity at home depend on the expansion of liberty abroad. if america does not lead the cause of freedom, that

i was in shock, finn. i thought hope had betrayed me. i-i saw thomas in his apartment. >> finn: i don't give a damn about what you saw or didn't see. and i don't wanna hear any of your excuses.

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ringing in ringing and i can tell you on the thursday and friday our phone never stopped ringing and 1st we were answering it. but when you're hearing things like i hope your building burns i hope you don't i hope you're right and how. one gentleman actually said he was coming to kill me one person threatened my grandbabies and i can tell you that it was bad enough that law enforcement had to get in and give us some advice on how to keep everybody safe space scary to get that will help those adults not stall and detractors targeted their business as well seems they've flooded its online pages with negative reviews they were after then telling a story to a local t.v. station she also began getting support from across the country she told us why this comes down and have you to freedom of expression. you can walk through the through the doors of the right down and shout it no matter what your power sees are we treat everyone with the same kindness and love and respect everybody gets treated the same way because that's the america we have a right to think differently into espresso views without being made to be without someone if you don't think the way we think we're going to

caller: i just want to make a comment that i hope the incoming administration with their new president, iope he tries to reach out to different sectors of the tea party, boogaloo boys, to see what their beef is, to see how he can bring the country together. do not be divisive like the president we just had, because this has been bad for a lot of people. a lot of people have been in fear as to what he will do. i hope you will reach out, cross the aisle, and try to talk to these people, and try to bring all of us together. that's my comment. host: thank you, danny. ken is calling in from fremont, california this morning. caller: a few comments i would like to make. [indiscernible] would make a great candidate. host: we are focusing this morning on the inauguration and on the history, the symbolism. what would you like to hear from president-elect biden? kim in indianapolis. good morning. caller: i would like to hear unity to bring our country together, and i think that this is a great day and i just wish the best to our new president and the country. host: what do you think those unity insp

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and i hope it will be the better. i hope not just this institution, but i hope every american, pauses for that thinks among themselves, that we can disagree with one another but not dislike each other. we can respect the voices of others. there's many times we debate on this body and we should. there's many times we can get heated. i still consider steny hoyer a very good friend. there's times i get upset, i'll call him at home to express the things i may not see fair or just. but that's the way we should handle things. the majority leader is right. we are all americans first. but should we also think for a moment what we put on social media, what we convey to one another. just because you have a personal opinion different than mine, you have a right to say it, but nobody has a right to become a mob. and we all should stand united n condemning the mob together. we saw problems before our nation, not through destruction -- solve problems before our nation, not through destruction, but through debate. that is the heart of

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people who did that should start leading to start understanding what really is going on here so i hope i hope we defeat this i hope we can begin to come together and recognize the greatness of the of the american people and focus on the things they want to focus on i yield back our time john and mary is reserved for. the gentleman from new york is recognized and the speaker i have myself 3 minutes gentleman from new york is frankly thanks for 3 minutes man a speaker we all saw it coming months in advance president trump was basis lee and deliberately whipping his supporters into a frenzy weeks before the riot he used his bully pulpit to spread lies about the election he told his supporters that the results were fraudulent he implored them again and again to help him stay in power and he convinced them that accepting the outcome of the election poses an existential threat to their families and their freedoms we have a duty to observe madam speaker that racism played a direct role in this incitement the president's violent rhetoric is always at its most fevered pitch when he is talking abo

." >> i hope mike pence comes through for us, i have to tell you. >> huh? >> i hope that our great vice president, our great vice president comes through for us. he's a great guy. of course, if he doesn't come through, i won't like him quite as much. >> what to do, follow the constitution or obey the president? the answer is clear-- run away! >> mike pence, fleeing his duty. ♪ ♪ fighting off his fellow republicans. >> desist, josh hawley. leave me out of this, ron johnson. ted cruz, your beard looks ridiculous. >> even battling himself. >> screw you, me! >> could this really be the state of our democracy? or is it all just a horrible dream? >> mike pence-- >> huh? >> stop the steal. ( screaming ) >> announcer: it's "a late show with stephen colbert." tonight: georgia on the line. plus, stephen welcomes dr. sanjay gupta and anya taylor-joy featuring jon batiste and stay homin'. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: oh, hello. and welcome to "a late show." i'm your host, stephen c

as well and just at the i think you just start of the beginning of the year. and i guess you know i are you are hopeful right you are hopeful i mean you're not despite all of these things we just talked about a my sense is you are hopeful. well i'm hopeful if i mean it's not it's not just it's we we have a window of time pretty sure and i'm not the only scientist to say that but we can only succeed in turning things around if we can't together. that's why i was traveling 300 daisy and around talking about leasing this is why since i've been grounded here in iran i grew up but we created a virtual chain and this hope is part of that i reached millions more people sitting here. around the world in many more countries than if i was traveling but it's so exhausting i mean it's nonstop doing things like this gazing at this will specks of camera on the top of your laptop and i miss reaching people i miss having fun evenings with my friends but it's reaching many more people so i go on doing it don't i and no choice many were very grateful for that and i guess my question to you because you know these people

and i hope mike is going to do the right thing i hope so i am i hope so because if by defense does the right thing we win the election all vice president current says to do is send it back to the states to recertify and we become president and you are that are used the president addressing the crowds there a little earlier when john hendren joins us live now from washington d.c. john it looks quieter where you are than where patty was tell us what's going on and what you've been seeing. the white house were. all going from this. they all. left there and they marched to the capitol states. in order. standing. many thousands in any case. they should not. exactly. as the vice president of the united states. the 1st time in american history. people. from all over the country. have. is that. they have. a president. not the case that joe biden has won and does that hold any sway with the people that you spoke to or do they just believe what the president says. well the people who are here are the committed these are people who came out in the holiday season many of them flying out paying for

strong memories of this time, i am in the village talking to a syrian girl who wants to go back to school, but there is no schooling available. i said to her, i said i hope will be able to go back to school. i walked out of there and i thought, my hope means nothing to her. my acting would make a difference. and then we mobilized and we scaled up massively, access to education for syrian refugee children. david: have you ever thought of running for office in bulgaria, or are you quite happy where you are? kristalina: i always take the job i have, as what takes my full concentration. i pour my heart in it. ♪ ♪ david: you talked about how the ♪ david: you talked about how the bretton woods, and how the imf and the world bank were created in the late 1940's. if you had been there then, how would you change the structure for the imf or the world bank, and might you think there could be some time in the future when some of the structure might be changed to make it better? kristalina: they were created very thoughtfully with institutions that evolve with time. their shareholding changes as the world economy changes. what is required from us is to relentlessly

i think in the brief time i have i would hope that i know there's great interest to reverse many of the policies of thetrump administration but i would hope that in looking at around , that before you jettison the maximum pressure campaign that president trump put in place that you consider just what the circumstances are in iran today . i don't know what they are but i would hope we would look very carefully with our intelligence agencies to determine what is the state of health of the leaders of iran that people of their end, what do they feel about the leadership. how open are they to a change and the posture of the nation for nuclear position. what is the level of their economic activity. how much are they hurting. because i would hate to give them a lifeline. that just a point when they might be willing to make a different course because if we go back to the ajc poa, the timeline for them becoming nuclear is basically expiring and they could become nuclear so i would hope that you and other members of the administration take a very careful look before we abandon the course that we

i understand. i am very hopeful. >> i have not spent hours, many hours upon hours watching as much as we have been le to see your relationship with chimpanzees. i want to ask in a non-facetious way, if they were in charge of this planet, what could we learn from them about how they deal with their environment? what would you say are the biggest lessons that we can draw from the primates you have spent so much time connecting with? >> this is really a question that is not going to help us very much, because the way chimpanzees are not over populating their environment the way we are. they are not using complex technology are innovations. but they would if they could. in the old days, if you go into some of the people who are still living out in the forest, they are not harming their environment. again, they would if they could. i think the industrial revolution, when food began to be more plentiful, our population began growing. that was the beginning of the rot. >> i think that's a very fair answer. i thought about it, there is a beauty out there. one of the things i have been thinking about, all o