i listened to noel gallagher and his band. many, many concerts. before i leave from this country, having a concert for eltonjohn. especially of this song, i was listening to your song when i was 18, 19 years old and started to play in barcelona. and i remember the song in that period a lot in my life. i don't know the reason why. i've never been in his... would be in one of my dreams. i've met him when we were playing watford last season, the last game and it was a huge pleasure. hopefully he will organise a concert, please, i will be there. "my gift is my song and this one is for you." do we all have a gift to give? a talent, a special talent, something that we are very good at? i think ithinki i think i am good. professionally, i think so. which bit? the living, the playing, the understanding it, the dissecting it? i think i'm good because of my passion. so i love... when you say i love this game. you know, i love, i love that. and when you put something through you, when your passion is in front of you, always it works. when i was in barcelona,

i listen to the wind, i listen to my sources, i listen to what they have to say and i ask the questions and for that i get in trouble. i'm under fire. >> have you been able to develop sources in the white house? >> yes, i have great republican sources, i call them whistle blowers, they give me good credible information. i mean, i can't be so bad, steve bannon wanted to have 2 hours with me in his home, you know, i had my security with me -- [laughter] >> but i can't be so bad. it's been an interesting ride. they want them to know that they don't like me. sometimes they come to me and sometimes they reach out to me and sometimes they shun me, that's okay, i will be there, i pray that they are gone like i have with others. >> the presidency in black and white was her previous and another one coming? >> another one is coming. 3 books. i'm working -- i'm working on doing reshifting, this was a very interesting year. this year took a lot out of me, it hurt me because i had to relive it again and out of this book something else is being reborn and looking at the struggles and how people are h

mean i love this concert or this is extraordinary but why we are so like stiff ya it's better and i listen my grandmother play. piano and i am like on the on her chair and like i came to a recent arts of the music i listen is not just this but recently means or it's all or all of it and we are doing together this sort of money. for the red dress project works closely with the sound engineer team or core team with samples because music live during the concert and looped back into the performance. i must say this is impressed me so much i really didn't imagine that it could be such a homely feeling in here and i don't need holy is in holes but there's a real all i hopefully not in the drone of the new it's such a it's makes you feel so peaceful the stuff that's one of the things it can do i think it can also agit you and when you need to be agitated to do that with the music well i think it basically just accelerates whatever you want to communicate from it so when you're in the dress what do you become you decide on the night do you feel the audience energy the music that we're playing in t

i listen to the wind, i listen to my sources, listen to whatthey have to say and i asked the questions and for that i get on trouble . >> have you been able to develop sources in white house? >> yes. it's interesting, i have great republican sources. i have great republican sources. i call them whistleblowers. they give megood credible information . i can be so bad, steve bannon one of have to hours with me in his home . i had my security with me, but i can't be so bad. but it's been an interesting life and i don't want to talk about the other people, high-ranking people that fought with me but i still talk today, i don't think it's a game. i think they want me to know that they don't like me but at the same time they understand there's an audience out there that i reach and sometimes they come to me, reach out to me and other times they shun me that it's okay because i'll be there, i pray when they're gonelike i've done with others . >> under fire is the name of april ryans newest book, the presidencyin black-and-white was her previous and another one coming . >> at mom's knee as well

that's the only tape i have ever listened to. i remember distinctly who they were. idea that policy makers are going to sit around and listen to that. that's what we have intelligence analysts for. i rely on our analysts to rinse to it, understand it, and give us their best conclusion. gerry: the strategic relationship with saudi arabia is too important to have it affected in a significant way by all of this? >> i don't exclude any possibility. that's what the president said about it a few weeks ago. maybe he knew about it, maybe he didn't. the relationship is important for the united states, but we want the questions answered. gerry: a former u.s. ambassador to russia and south korea weighs in on john bolton's comments. we'll be right back. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. gerry: now to dig deeper into the topics i discussed with

that's the only tape i have ever listened to. i remember distinctly who they were. that policy makers are going to sit around and listen to that. that's what we have intelligence analysts for. i rely on our analysts to rinse to it, understand it, and give us their best conclusion. gerry: the strategic relationship with saudi arabia is too important to have it affected in a significant way by all of this? >> i don't exclude any possibility. that's what the president said about it a few weeks ago. maybe he knew about it, maybe he didn't. the relationship is important for the united states, but we want the questions answered. gerry: a former u.s. ambassador to russia and south korea weighs in on john bolton's comments. we'll be right back. hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel

i didn't mean to lock you into this idea i'm listening to data. he seemed to be two independent events i'm already on autopilot today whipsaw city am i supposed to feel confident? you own it you're the guy >> i think you're being fair i think that's the way the market took it on wednesday and reacted earlier before we came on the air >> i don't agree i think it's a good thing john williams came out today. the market needs all the help it can get. to clarify is better than not coming out and having us all sit here and wait until the next fed meeting. >> and now he can't speak? >> his point is powell should have come out. >> we got it but, look, did powell have a communication problem? >> i think it's easier to be the second man >> three times, though, right? far from neutral was maybe one >> i agree, scott. i agree. i think there's two problems jay is having. one, he's not doing a good job setting expectations the market should go into this meeting expecting what the fed is going to do expectations and reality are out of line. the other thing is com

to be a veteran , i listen to cnn, msnbc and i listen to fox. the points i want to make, with haveall they do is military, the president loves the military, all the stories about the military, which i find repugnant because mr. trump, we find out a couple days ago he had a doctor that gave him a deferment on bone spurs just because of his dad and a building. my point is, i do not like the president speaking for all people in the military and all veterans, because it is just a lie. he just lies and lies. thank you for having this gentleman on. host: thank you for the call. what issues does president trump have to face this year? leo: really quick for the caller, because he brought up this point of the military and if they like trump. we have done polling and have seen mixed results, but i think a lot of folks when they think of the military think of a conservative block. what we have seen in our polling, there is more nuanced. there are folks who have concerns, and folks who support his issues. one of the big things his supporters love was the ap

i like you i like you i like listening to you. i like watching you.fore you this we started recording here, i like your energy. you're authentic and passionate and if i wasn't so risk averse, i would listen to you. >> well, look -- >> i do listen to you but i don't invest. >> i have -- it's okay to sacsai patterned things off you. >> people don't know i'm brilliant when it comes to the economy. >> no. over uplift, education and empowerment. whether it be got talent or this what you're doing is you're allowing people to make some money and what i want to know is what do they do with it? >> this is -- okay so let me tell you about money first of all, on "deal or no deal" which premiers tonight, right, on nbc, a big christmas special. but the truth of the matter is that i think most people -- you're needed. most people don't know what to do with money. when i first got the show in the first it ratime i said i didn't want to be a game show. i'm a comedian comedians don't do game shows. but my wife said you're an idiot. take the deal. and so i listened to

i. listen only i was in high school the one that was in two thousand and eleven in the early days of the revolution i started chanting against the assad regime country america it was scary. because i don't know how we got out of the class from that day without getting caught you know. we were kind of crazy to do it. i don't think in the case and it's a simple dream bill for you to live your life you know if you want the right to speak out if you had a has macallan to not be punished for no reason at the club or arrested or boston stuff. i. echo india inspire children to bond with nature that's the goal of the green school program throughout the state of gujarat a government initiative is so in the seeds for a new generation of environmentalists. when these children grow up to have behavior will be exemplary and different from the no. thirty man on t w. where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. but this is to. be. a journey back to the roots get my know live. family from somalia live around. them what i did mention to assistance. channeling starts january twenty third

i would like her to say what i heard from the clitheroe group on saturday, which is that i have listenedto the dup, on whom we rely to govern the country, i believe that trying to separate northern ireland as if it is a separate country, so in the backstop they stay in the customs union and single market while we leave, that is not acceptable, and that we need to be able to unilaterally leave, which we can do now, but via the treaty, we give that power back to the european union and we cannot leave without their say—so, which undermines our position. at least the prime minister is now listening. give me your best guess as to the timetable over the next two weeks. we will hear from andrea leadsom as soon as the prime minister sits down. with the prime minister sits down. with the vote is cancelled, the debate stops. if theresa may comes back with a revised version, is... it is not another five days of debate. you can do it in one if you so wish, it is up to the prime minister in negotiation with parliament to say what would be suitable? you are a former deputy speaker. how important will

i listened but i didn't want to listen. i still felt there was a life beyond this.the obedience, the damned supplication, all the damn time. no questions asked. there had to be patricia and somewhere. a person with a real name, a person who could say with the drowned boy couldn't say anymore. out of his mistake. it was a gradual discovery of what words can do. there were ways from which to reach places i never heard about in school. when my father told me sell stories, you introduce the notion of life as a flawed glorious and unbending narrati narrative. one that was designed to be lived in instead of outside of. his stories from where he had been to where he was, i heard the adventures of folks at the candice factory where he and my mother worked. he remembered this -- that's where my mother and daddy worked all their working life. the people who worked there were sugar dusted hats. they were sugar dusted hats. they told jokes, lost money they lied to the wives and husbands. they felt and broke bones on the job. they went to service on sunday after wild saturday ni

i will hang up and listen, but i would love to hear your comments. host: that is a very good question -- guest: that is a very good question because back in the 1990's into thousands, the numbers were much, much larger of border crossings. right now we are having many more families from central america, not mexico. that is completely different. recently there was a historic high in the number of families and unaccompanied children at the border. inis notable the spike asylum, people asking for asylum. it could be because more people know about it. back in the 1990's, particularly in the 1980's, there were wars in central america. more people can apply for asylum, perhaps. but some say the spike is also a smuggling tactic because they know that the united states has followed international law and its own federal law and processes migrants differently than they would if they were just trying to deport them. shows, andfront page we had another story a few weeks ago about this issue come a some of these cases are true and some immigrants aren't entitled

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i. from listening to those views it is clear that while there is broad support for many of the key aspects of the deal i. just this house wants to do the brics it. if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can pampers across this house don't want your deal does she not realize how chaotic and when articulates this make you know you this isn't a government in country will fail again. he's met her time wasting to like simply reckless what has been the point of all the pain and uncertainty of the last two years what the hate is going on. i t she is for eight is it true that no prime minister is better than a bad prime minister was. yeah it went indeed the atmosphere in the hearts of commons became so fraught at one point that one m.p. got through another it after he picked up parliament ceremonial mace in protest the regime was. for the sins the green mace must tackle to be present for the british parliament to meet passmores as a symbol of the monarchs or it's the opposition labor m.p. who dropped the play and it was a gesture of trick

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i have ever had. that's the only tape i've ever linned to. listened to. i remember distinctly who they were. but the idea that policymakers are going to sit around and listen to that. that's what we have intelligence analysts for. and i'm not -- maybe members of the president and congress are, i rely on our analysts to listen, understand it and give us their best conclusion. >> gerard: the relationship with saudi arabia is too important to be affected in any way by something like this? >> sen. bolton: i don't think exclude any possibility. that's what the president said a couple week ago. the relationship is what most important for the united states but we want the questions here answered. >> gerard: thank you we have questions from the audience. >> guest: thank you, ambassador bolton, on the government of china and the tension between the u.s. and china. imagine that the chinese act like angels and say okay, we're done with ip theft, completely guarantee no ip theft, no industrial espionage, and that's really my question. those two plus -- we can play by the book, squeaky clean on wto, what

this and i listen up stiff i've collected all these colored pencils. and i use all kinds of different new kitchen pepe is so. you know it's so cards and for us sometimes bog standard packing paper. which is. is the director fassbender for how the idea he said to me when i make around. you'll do the pictures. to show how lovely feed i had already liked her from her french films from many many years and then one day i was allowed to draw her. but the most and she liked it to this. that was one of the great experiences of my life. tests in. these are drawings i made during the film shoot in berlin and that's when i made studies like this country's to satiate good at math. this is just this is the corral book was the first book that was ever made about my work i must say i didn't expect the film to become such an international hit i have the courage to say that because it's true that sacrificed and. i'm only interested in people in their surrounding exams and their possibilities and also their devilry this kind and when you say that person that. that's him

to turn from being the i listen to christmas and would. say that is not usually numbered but everything is a guesstimate it's that two point five million of them as the countries wife. i mean invisible they are the only people. whose livelihood is dependent on the recycling to get that one dollar two dollars a day to put their hand in but trash never no one to get in contact with they're not they don't have any safety gear so if you have lost everything in life you have no hope in life that's when you actually become active. against recycling facility so once we connect she can get it means from different companies and i'll be going to this pressure to keep. good garbage technology platform which is trying to address the country's risk management problem by bringing different stakeholders together which is citizens and government social businesses and most importantly like the course. we have done i don't certify a million kids of have been recycled through our system and around eight thousand be speakers that are on board it so we're tryin

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please, with the prime minister listen for once? i have been listening. m discussing with the european union in relation to the issue of the backstopped to seek assurances members want. there was a change of heart from jacob rees—mogg, who last week called on mrs may to step down. may i congratulate the prime minister for winning the confidence for the conservatives and this house last week and that i commend my confidence too. may i address the unfashionably view of the prime minister today? i think actually this matter is resolvable. and many of us who have been sceptical about the deal so far could be persuaded to vote for it if there was a legally binding protocol saying that as is normal with international treaties, if a temporary arrangement ceases to be temporary, that neither side can unilaterally withdraw. and in any event under international law we would have the right to abrogate those parts of the treaty as a privilege if it were not to be temporary. so i say to the prime minister, keep calm, and carry—on. you're watching monday in parliament.

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was that a way of her saying i am listening, in fact she said that after in her speech, i have listenedwho voted against me and their concerns. it was a big move yesterday, but my grey hairs around politics reflect that i've been hanging around westminster for too long. immediately after the botched election of 2017, she came to exactly the same committee, the 1922 committee of conservative backbenchers, to say she wasn't going to take the conservatives into the next general election. in a way, with all of this, with all of the psychodrama of the past 2a hours, nothing has changed, to quote somebody. yes, absolutely, this is the guardian, tory coup fails but scale of rebellion damages may. they all the numbers there. 117 against, 203, 200 for. -- 200 all the numbers there. 117 against, 203, 200 for. —— 200 for. people we re 203, 200 for. —— 200 for. people were hoping she would come through stronger. —— they have all the numbers there. she is damaged goods. borisjohnson had numbers there. she is damaged goods. boris johnson had his numbers there. she is damaged goods. borisjohnson had h

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i listened to that incredible montage that you showed and i was reminded of during the campaign, i think it was during a debate that then-candidate trump was asked, you know, who are you listening to, who do you take advice from? and he said, first of all, i listen to myself because i have a very good brain. you know, so the whole problem with that is once you get to the white house, great, it is your job to then listen to all the expert advice around you, but that's not enough. sure, expert advice can lead you in the wrong direction. i mean, i think we could have an entire show just talking about the pros and cons of being in syria, but i'm not sure that the president has thought through the fact that the u.n. just said a couple of months ago that there are 20 to 30 isis fighters still in syria and iraq. the whole point of the policy of having troops over there and in iraq and in afghanistan, for that matter, was to fight terrorists over there so that we wouldn't have to fight them back here at home. so, i think he's done this kind of hastily. and what really stays with me from listenin

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years without you are going to go to the olympics, and you're going to be a world champion, and i listenedto my father constantly. we were on the road for so long. we almost became homeless. we had to sleep at the gym at some point, because of the problems, and the people took everything. we are actually sleeping in the gym for about three months. still we continue training. we had to go through this phase of our life time a that we know we could work through everything. from south london, to the big apple. my distance spares god, and —— madison square garden, december eight. who knows, maybe prince charles might come he might say you know i want to go support that fight and see isaac from africa. thank you bbc for having me. now it's a game that has had the eyes of the world upon it for many of wrong reasons in recent weeks. two of the biggest clubs in football history, river plate and boca juniors go head to head in the second leg of the copa liberatadores, south america's version of the champions league. but the match won't take place in their home of buenos aires after an attack on the

well, i didn't listen. i usually try to listen to it. >> kiki layne makes her future film debut.ife's turned upside down when her fiance is accused of a crime he didn't commit. she was on her way to help a friend audition for the movie >>> a lot of awards buzz for "roma. >> this is a fight. not to the finish. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. >>> i got beaten to within an inch of my life for no reason. >> steve carell gets serious in "welcome to march when" which opened today. it's about a man who creates a world out of dolls to help him heal. steve told us where he goes for comfort. >> my wife and kids for sure. when people talk about their happy places that's home and family for me. >> what did you have call steve again? >> he was a silver fox. >> and a snacky treat. >> he's pretty snacky. steve carell has two big movies this holiday season. "vice" opens on christmas day and it has some pretty amazing transformations in it. >> are you even more ruthless than you used to be? >> that's

i listened to it and for some reason, just, like, oh my god. s out of tune. it's out of-- i don't know what we're going to do." you know? and they said-- and they got a bit worried and listened to it. they said, "no, it isn't." i go, "oh, okay." ♪ i hope you're having fun >> alfonsi: we were with mccartney as he prepared to tour, warming up with some surprise shows, including this one, at liverpool's cavern club. ♪ band on the run >> alfonsi: the beatles played this club almost 300 times, and while mccartney's fans know every word to "hey jude," "yesterday," and "band on the run," we were surprised who didn't-- >> mccartney: when i'm doing shows, i listen to a lot of music, beatles music, wings music, to see what ones we're going to do. and to learn them. >> alfonsi: yeah. what do you mean, you've forgotten them? >> mccartney: yeah. >> alfonsi: really? >> mccartney: there's too many. too many words. ( laughs ) too many notes. they're very hard. i mean, you know, it's not like they're all three chords. ♪ i'll pretend that i'm kissing ♪ the lips i

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the voice i listen to and presentations impressions i did years ago listen to them know and i think what he's saying is not unlikely but what do you do before taps so many people and i now i detect no menu no matter what i was. thinking i was the thing about barack obama was it was how do you make this really cool guy funny and two friends of mine two brilliant writers julian dutton and duncan was b. came up with this speech and watched them form it will it's sort of became this it was we're fighting the flames of despair with the cooling waters of hope and courage. of the winds of truth and i've used that which gives you stand up but does he talk about that breakfast or fourth the golden flicks of charge we have a guard our south i guess the paths of hunger but when trump came along the gifts of comedy were already there. and it was it was easier to write for him because he writes for himself and solace to tell the truth in the twenty sixteen presidential election did you find yourself a told conflicted no no one hundred for the security of the planet it was probably a good idea if hill

prime minister may: and i have, and i have, and i have every card is that i had not listened to members of his house, the honorable gentleman would have stood up and said i was incapable of listening to members of this house and complained about that. the timing of the backstop with the european union it must be time limited under our control and that must be legally enforceable. is that what she is seeking? can i say tor may: , theght honorable friend issue of the length of the time that the backstop could or should be in place, if it is used, and again, it is our attention that of the used, is already addressed in the withdrawal agreement. abouteople are concerned is the extent to which they can trust to those assurances within the withdrawal agreement, and that is why it is important to go back and get those for the reassurances. mr. speaker. the prime minister has changed her mind about the vote. she has changed her mind about whether the backstop can be amended. if she can change her mind, why wouldn't she just check whether the british people have changed their minds? >> hear, hea

. >> martha: that's how i listened to it. he read it.istened to it driving around one summer. >> juan: jesse, what gift are you most excited to give? >> jesse: the name jesse means gift, so my presence. my mere presence itself is a gift, juan. >> juan: indeed. we all feel that way. but seriously. >> jesse: today is christmas, right? have i given the gift already? >> dana: yes. >> jesse: it went over really well. it was... [laughter] it was a steak house gift certificate. yes, and i will be joining them. >> juan: it is like martha's gift. she gives a self-interested gift and i think you are going to a steak dinner. >> jesse: martha and i have more in common. >> juan: all right. >> dana: i'm going to gift-shame all of you. my niece is 27. she is quite successful. a young cybersecurity person in washington, d.c. she's getting to go with us to kenya for the week between -- new year's week because my friend has an orphanage there so were going to visit the orphanage and get a safari. >> greg: you are bringing her along so she does some work f

from the areas yes they controlled to be able to move forward my last question to you because when i listen to what you've been saying basically i'm getting i'm having doubts that this is going to move forward how confident that there might be a breakthrough here in stockholm in the coming days or do you think this is really go through mentoring an issue as we all have a breakthrough i'm sure if we discuss other things we will not be able to short time. he went to and suffering on the ground but we don't want this to end like this we want to have all the support for them the way to help us and help them and .

from the areas yes they controlled to be able to move forward my last question to you because when i listen to what you've been saying basically i'm getting i'm having doubts that this is going to move forward how confident that there might be a breakthrough here in stockholm in the coming days or do you think this is really go through mentary an issue as we all have a breakthrough i'm sure if we discuss other things we will not be able to short time. he went to and suffering in the ground but we don't want this to end like this we want to have all the support for them the way to help us and had there many people thank you very much indeed for your own thank you and looking forward to seeing in the near future so basically i mean if you the strong words from him is a commercially strong words that we had yesterday for khalid. the minister of foreign affairs show the growing political divide which the united nations of the international community have been grappling to contain and build trust once again between the who through delegation and between the yemeni government it boils down to one

we live in there are only outreach people are just looking for a reason to be offended you know i mean listen if you look back in my culture i have you know native american blood in my system as well i'm not freaking out over the cleveland indians the atlanta braves or the washington redskins it just boils down to the individual person you know people as i stated are just looking for a reason to be offended and of course i mean let's not forget that you know he took just one other thing just one of the size of a delay on the line you know we're not just talking about this knee here is a big profit greeting corporation if you look at like that we're looking at people looking at right as looking crates of people looking at people it's their job and to the you know the making this this crazy film whatever it is sort of they deserve to get a. you know i agree and you know taking the julio's example what you just asked him many years ago paul simon kind of went through this when he releases a landmark album grease land and there are a lot of people who are upset about the fact that those are afric