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two point five percent of the united states i asked myself why does the european union or not offer to cut its two percent cut terrace to the mere toward a half percent of the united states i think this is exactly what what trump wants to see and i think this could be a solution in the dispute your grandmother about sports chief economist thank you very much for this analysis saudi arabia is likely to delay the listing of its state own energy company aramco british officials have told the financial times what would be the biggest i.p.o. ever was initially expected to happen this year saudi officials were hoping to secure a valuation of two trillion dollars but are finding it difficult that could push the date to twenty nineteen riyadh has also yet to decide on which foreign stock exchange it will use for the listing in london new york hong kong and others are competing for the share sale. that's all your business inspector made to form a world news feed. thank you very much let me bring you up to date with the stories of your funding for you. in the past few minutes. has been speaking. she has to sign a new coalition agreement b

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and i would merely point to the olympics of 1936 in germany, just to show the limitations of the olympicsal around jessie owen's neck really calms down mr. hitler at all. he didn't think, "there you go. oh, maybe i've not thought entirely rationally about the concept of a super race." he didn't. he doubled down. >> stephen: do you engage in winter sports yourself? >> do i look like i engage in winter sports? ( laughter ) >> stephen: i don't know. i don't know. there's a bar. i don't-- like, there's a lot of hot chocolate involved. ( laughs ) curling is in, like, a bowling alley. >> i've skated before. i could-- this is how good i am at skating-- >> stephen: you've skated? you have been on skates? >> i've been on skates, and i can get off the wall a bit. >> stephen: oh, okay. ( laughter ) i get it. >> is there a medal for that? "oh, he's off the wall!" >> stephen: here's how i differentiate between the sport that i like, whether it's summer or winter, is that i enjoy the sports where you c know who won without talking to a judge. do you know what i mean? like, the person who is fastest. >>

and i see a great directorial quality in the full. which is a galaxy away from being a mere coincidence or because everything is staged but every shadow every expression is staged. in one. of the sense to me when mark was the director of the festival invited me to lunch i had no idea what this debate in terms of what he's about to ask me i imagine he would ask me to collaborate with one of his directors for the festival but then he announced that he wanted me to be the stage director for either and i almost fell over i said marcus do you realize what you're saying you're talking to a woman who's never done opera i don't know anything about i.e. that i don't listen to classical music yeah it's almost you know we had the longest conversation and he said i have the confidence in you i know you can do this and i said ok this is going to be your biggest challenge now you're going to tackle the big it is all for all of verity. for salzburg festival conducted by master would say where is the soprano out on that stuff. the. the. the. ancient egypt under the pharaohs the egyptian mil

what i was watching was merely something happening and other parts of the country and it is something that will happen again unless the country proposes to commit its conscience and resources to changing its course of action. >> we're not going to achieve justice in society by ripping up cities. anyone that thinks that is the answer is wrong. because of what will happen will be what is happening now. greater polarization of attitudes on part of the white and negro. race onng the arms behalf of both whites and blacks in cities. >> the arms race is a major detroit. life and against which any plans or hopes for the city's future must the measured. suburban ladies are being trained by the recreation department. the sale of firearms has doubled in the last year. the tension of nigro -- negro disillusionment is in the air. both sides fearing incidents that will as collate. both arming for what they see as self defense. >> have you ever tried a gun before? why do you feel you need attention now. >> it is getting rough. want to be able to shoot through a car if they bomb my house. i will be p

kill you there and i can put the 10 kids in the neighborhood, and then i kill you again and i put 10 kids around mere, what would you expect me to do? >> so you justify that? >> i just want to tell you one thing. the answer is no. >> even for palestinian terrorists knowing that they were terrorists as a doctor, as a person, i did my best, and now there were two terrorists. and if it was necessary to do again to terrorists, i would do it. she's 20 years old. nothing she's seen in life. and then she's sent to kill. you see it as a part of a struggle? >> no. i said for me killing is wrong. i mean, i've heard all kinds of justifications. i can take as a german and someone that knows about politics, i can tell you what some people say, suicide bombing, this is what they say, is the poor man's weapon. >> i know, i know what they say. >> they say israel can send something like this, missile, and instead of the missile, they use human being. >> the military says it's courageous, it's not what i'm told that i'm going to attack 70 virgins. you don't believe everything. >> no, no, don't worry. >> jamal is so ha

i don't know. >> growing up mere montgomery alabama willie may always had a passion for singing. ve to sing. ♪ i love to sing. ♪ i at the young age of 15 she won a sinkerrings could contest and eventually signed a record 2k50e8. but one day her life changed forever. when she was approached by some writers with a little song you may know. called hound dog. >> i need for it to be raunchier, you know, like something, if you could shimmy your breasts maybe, one or the other, preferably both at the same time. >> but she had her own style in mind. >> or, what if i did it this way. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog. ♪ just be my door. ♪. >> dod damn. that is so beautiful. >> thank you, white man. >> willie main's soulful rendition of hound dog told the story of a good for nothing man who wants to be taken care of. it was like the great grandmother of no scrub. see a scrub is a guy who thinks he's sly. >> i know, i think everyone knows. >> in 1953 big mama thornton's hound dog reached number one if on the r&b charts but never crossed over to the pop charts because it was seen as a race

to your point about the number of miles, keep in mind that -- and i don't know if were you mere the last time we did about six months ago i did a press -- a presser on the actual wall, if you have a broken down chain link fence, that you and i could walk through with no effort, and we put up a 20 foote high wall that's not technically new barrier but it is effectively a new barrier so i don't think it's apples to say there's only 33 miles of new material. but the bottom line is if congress will appropriate the money, we will build the wall today. >> and what would you say the president that you didn't work hard enough to get that? >> also keep in mind that this funding is for the next six months. we're halfway through this fiscal year. we will be beginning to submit -- we have already submitted budgets since 2019 and working on that immediately. we will continue to ask for additional funding to continue the wall throughout this year. this is for six months because congress has been unable to complete the appropriations process. which has left in us the position of having repeated continu

two point five percent of the united states i asked myself why does the european union or not offer to cut its two percent cut terrace for the mere toward a half percent of the united states i think this is exactly what what trump wants to see and i think this could be a solution in the dispute your grandmother could ask for the chief economist thank you very much for this analysis saudi arabia is likely to delay the listing of its state owned energy company run co british officials have told the financial times what would be the biggest i.p.o. ever was initially expected to happen in twenty eight t. however difficulties in securing the two trillion dollars valuation saudi officials were hoping for could push the date to twenty nineteen reactors also yes to decide on a foreign stock exchange for the listing london new york hong kong and others are competing for the share sale. we've got another great weekend of bonus league football here in germany and to talk more about it i'm joined by max merrill from the sports desk good morning the next hour could we get was it was fantastic culminating in sunday with a great match dortmund

big contribution here and i hope that she will continue to consider following the way in which america canada and three european countries have introduced this particular a mere two year. i recognized by my humble friend has been supporting it and model has been working on this this issue and i say to him as i have to and earlier that we do want to ensure that we get the maximum possible consensus across the house on this on this particular issue and we will talk to those party is involved to ensure that the approach that is taken is one that is going to shadow foreign sector keep saying there is an amendment down there is that there is an amendment and there is an amendment down discussions are taking place with parties about the impact of the amendment as currently drafted and ensuring that any action that is taken is going to be action that we can assure will work with them bradshaw can i commend the prime minister for today making the sort of resolute and realistic statement about the kremlin that many of us have been looking for in this house for some time would she invite the heroic and brave bill browder has done more than any other single individual t

next month the brutal siege of eastern will be in three its fifty year i refute fifty year. beyond mere constant bombardment described by the un secretary general into new terrorists last week as hell on earth pro-government forces are using is the vision as a me to doff warfare against the hundreds of thousands of views. in the p.c. to the internet at the same time b.c. the dominant groups continue to show civilian populated areas in damascus city there can be no excuse or justification for indiscriminate attacks into civilian populated areas in damascus furnishing a population to starvation or for the nine pm money turn access and medical evacuation russia's military is considering all possible causes of a plane crash that killed thirty nine people at an air force base in syria the defense ministry says the transport plane crashed while trying to land at the her air base near the port city of latakia there were no survivors the base was visited by russian president vladimir putin and syrian president bashar al assad last december initial reports suggest a technical fault was to play.

of the john it being you know that's akin to trump on twitter here knowing the style of lot of mere putin i don't think that's something he would do but marie is a current is playing that role right now and i think quite effectively john where is this all going. where is what is what the goal is what in the west is just have russia's surrender its sovereignty and break itself up and allow. neil liberalism to you know scour the russian economy i mean i don't know what the goal is when do they say we've achieved what we wanted which you know there's no goal set goal stop bad behavior i don't know what that means because i see the west involved in bad behavior all the time and no one is stopping them go ahead john. well the fact is there is a big geo political battle i said earlier that crimea and ukraine represent geo political victories for russia against a background of twenty years twenty five years in which the west and the americans in particular have wanted to have full spectrum dominance they know other words they've wanted to dominate all areas of military activity and to do so in a w

broadcasting stations and uses them as an important propaganda tool and their power expands beyond mere reporting. when ishow it first my lawyer didn't believe just how powerful my station was she thought i was exaggerating but when the court rejected our case for the fourth time she started to realize something was very wrong. with the way agencies treat us journalists how they deny us access to courts arrest us at protests search our homes. it all goes to show how little regard the state has for us. in the past years the situation is only worse and it's so bad that everybody who decides to take up this job can expect to be murdered someday. as different. it has no cool ins and scored a boo top's experiences are they both seem to show two sides of the same coin the same principle play along keep your mouth shut or find a different job as the saying goes in russia either you're with us or against us. in western spain outside of salamanca there's a region with a picture its landscape made up of cattle and pink pastures and a sea of ancient evergreen trees but underneath the ground lies a source of conflic

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there's a new horror of double that i just with a man like him as a mere fact as i meet them themselves now brad made their son go but found out then to be offered. the mano a mano if it. goes to that today. the video is striking but not convincing images are weapons and can be manipulated to change the course of history like intimate water rumania. it was one nine hundred eighty nine these pictures of a mass grave were seen across the world and he said the fall of the dictator ceausescu the truth these bodies had been dug up from a neighboring cemetery by the opposition. and syria is not an exception when it comes to these manipulations so international organizations require irreproachable traceability going to. lend me or. i'll feed you and let the. part of what i'm going to do the men in the. hot. have me it. that if you do that and as for. your soul. for your father's second. let. up till called there's teams had to learn how to film a crime scene. leaving their emotions aside. salon that has a cost we can feel is that's enough so we're going to have our forward you know you feel. t

treaty to stress his point that the new weapons serve only to bowen's world powers of law to mere putin pointed i thought the u.s. also ready deployed missile defense systems and alaska and california nato is also expanding we know into eastern europe with two sites set up in romania and poland and new locations are soon to be established in japan and south korea what we spoke to several defense on lists we think the russian president's speech was not intended as a threat. these are not designed for war fighting these are designed to send a very clear message that president putin said quite clearly which is that these these systems are basically if you mess with us we will nuke you and we will not hold back now that is a strategic statement it's not a statement about escalating to deescalating which is what the russians are often accused of and were accused of officially by the american government through. the decades after the cold war the usa really ruled the world and that balance of power is now shifting with russia coming in with many other major players from what putin is saying and i hope

coincidence merely. but i agree with you. what biggest problem in the country i think all of my colleagues here most people here and i know you john feel. the problem is that we've to a great extent turned our lawmakers into telemarketers and ricky said that on 60 minutes in a wonderful interview he gave. and it's -- it's just got to stop somehow. i don't know how. but it really is the number one problem. [laughter] someone did did ask about -- one of the earlier questions about, in fact, it was one member of the class uh-uh but i should point out there's a big asterisk next to the name. he was elected from minnesota that he left congress in 1980 he came back 32 years later, the longest interim of any, of any member of congress in history and he's just announced that he's not going to run again so at the end of this congress. at the end of this year will be the first time since 1975 that there are no members of the house class of '74 in house of representatives. >> john. congratulations on the book. and great

i know yol ask him. we love hearing you shout your questions to him. thank you so much, my friend. >> reporter: thanks, nicolle. >> jonathan la mere, i understand he's the president and we cover him. you almost need the bottom third sort of with the flashing red light. nothing he says is true, nothing he says is true. we are not combatting russian meddling. he lied to a swedish reporter today. i don't know if that ends up at the icc or not. we are not some global leader in steel production. you looked it up, you know, before the show. we make 5% of the steel -- i mean, you know, the '80s are calling and they want all their political fights back. >> the one statement we don't have to fact check, though, is him declaring i like conflict. that is true. >> that's true. >> we all agree with that. it's true. this is a challenge of covering this president is that you obviously, he's a president of the united states. everything he says is noteworthy and newsworthy. you have to go in there with a degree of skepticism. you have to go in there with a degree of fact checking it. you have to be prepared to call him out if he says something that is untrue. >> i have

i said, "fellas, we have to do something." and they do have great power. they have great power over you people. they have less power over mere. it doesn't make sense i have to be 21 to get a handgun but 18 to get this weapon. i want to know what you did in the bill. >> we didn't address it, mr. president. >> you know why? because you're afraid of the n.r.a. >> trevor: wow. un, there are moments when trump reminds me of a drunk uncle calling everyone out at a wedding. like, mostly you wish he wasn't there, but some shit he says is true. like, this guy is afraid of the n.r.a., and your dad-- he'll never tell you this-- but he kissed their penis." i mean, he just publicly busted republicans for being afraid of the n.r.a. and you can see how confident he is. he's like, "yeah, you guys are afraid. the n.r.a. doesn't own me. i'm president. nobody owns me. oh, hold oputin's calling. hold on. anniversary, vlad, i'll get on it." let's move on from trump to the tremendous people he's hired. yesterday, news came out that jared kushner lost his top-secret security clearance, possibly because he's doing business with foreign countries th

go against the magnifying mirror to be satisfied my appearance every wrinkle of sesame i was known to bend into a mere it seemed one side looked younger than the other so i finally understood someone who said this is my profile shot left side only. but a temporary assistant on friday who had purple punk hair to match her name and tattoos all signifying a revolutionary cause was assigned to me at the end of the day she had a golden ring in her lip this assistant signify to me something we had in common. i said you did a great job i'm sorry that i worked so hard she said she was in her last year of college she wants to devote her life to saving species from extinction the planet was blowing up and i said i was part of the march on washington in 1863. i. i still have some of the posters. and she said that as if i was involved in lincoln's assassination. [laughter] i told her fish had calories you are an honest kid you tell it like it is. how old do you think i am? he said he remind me of my mother. i don't know? i said close enough devastated. i turned 57 that very week so who was i fooling? the taxi dri

broadcasting stations and uses them as an important propaganda tool and their power expands beyond mere reporting. when i show it first my lawyer didn't believe just how powerful my station was she thought i was exaggerating but when the court rejected our case for the fourth time she started to realize something was very wrong with. the way agencies treated us journalists how they deny us access to courts arrest said protests search our homes. it all goes to show how little regard the state has for us. in the past years the situation is only worse and it's so bad. everybody who decides to take up this job can expect to be murdered someday. as different as new coolants and score of botox experiences are they both seem to show two sides of the same coin the same principle play along keep your mouth shut or find a different job as the saying goes in russia either you're with us or against us. well one of the candidates openly against the policies of president putin is grigory yavlinsky the economist and former deputy prime minister is one of the best known opposition figures in the race our moscow bureau c

painter's i toa the subject, not merely copying the photograph, but reimagining the image through the data provided by the photographs. to conrad compare chapman, the son of gatsby chapman. he was employed as a soldier on disability during the war. the defense was around the harbor in the city. that highly unlikely eastman would have seen it chapman's painting. he was given leave to go stay with his family, who lived in rome, and so a lot of these were notaintings actually executed in charleston. they were executed in rome. it is not impossible for eastman to a gotten a hold of a photograph. images by chapman. an richmond -- in the moc in richmond, a suite fo paintings he did as a soldier who had been wounded at shiloh and was not entirely fit for active service. keep the governor of virginia -- the governor of virginia was able to intercede and he was assigned to light duty. chapman is the author of "the marriage of pocahontas" that now hangs at the capital. i find there is a kind of that bothto the fact eastman and chapman were soldiers. and they were both on disability i thinky wer

i think skripal was merely the instrument. te whether they are an oligarch or a spy who is thinking about cooperating with the west in general, but i think i would say with west intelligence in particular, that we can strike you at any moment. we will damage you, your family as well, and i also think it's partly to do with robert miller and his investigation. bear in mind that the espionage operation to influence the 2016 isolation involved a lot of people. a lot of people know about this in russia and they will be thinking very hard and very carefully before telling anything of what they know. >> bill browder, what to do about this because, you know, i was struck by alexei navalny, probably russia's leading opposition politician has a long interview in "the times of london" this morning and said, look, the weapon's response so far has the kremlin laughing because this is precisely what they wanted. they wanted what he calls another installment in the tv show that they are running called, "look, look, the west hates us," and th

i did. julie and assange himself has said, "roger stone merely retreated and followed what i did, absolutely true." and to be absolutely clear, i never discuss the wikileaks disclosures regarding hillary or john podesta, which i also had no knowledge of come up with candidate donald trump, before, during, or after the election. there is just literally nothing there. now, all this material that was released today had been turned over to the house intelligence committee months ago. but this is an attempt to, essentially, reinflate a false narrative. >> laura: don't you also see a shift happen, roger. they were set on the collusion narrative and they tried, but it doesn't seem to be really going anywhere. you sense they are moving to a compromise narrative, namely that the president reportedly must be compromised in some way by russia, hence his soft treatment of russia. and i want to play something for you from your dear friend this morning on cnn. let's watch. >> why has donald trump been so favorable to vladimir putin? what is in it for him? >> a very clear possibility is business, money, th

i remember looking at my mere and saying, i'm transgender, i'm a woman and instantly the shame would overcome me and i would say cannot love, no you're not. that's not real. for a while i was able to compartmentalize that pain. but eventually if you don't address the pain it gets worse. and that's the case here. the many ways the pain became all encompassing. i thought about my gender identity every hour of every day. i told myself that if i could make it worthwhile for others staying in the closet and make my life worth raising those things would bring me the wholeness that i was lacking. >> did you note transgender people growing up? >> no. i grew up in delaware and the incredibly progressive environment. my oldest brother is gay he came out when i was 11. my parents and family welcomed him with open arms. growing up i didn't know anybody who is transgender. i remember the first time i heard about transgender people i was watching a sitcom. ice about ten years old. a transgender guest character comes on and she's beautiful. played by jenny mccarthy. every time another character expr

i bet you called stories to tell me that. the seventy one year old is a script writer for television he rented this space as a writing studio at a. mere four straight imagine that i would sit here and write and occasionally someone would approach me and i would talk to them. but actually i don't do any writing anymore i just listen with me or not. most people who speak to christophe bush don't want to be on camera some tell him episode from their childhood or the entire story of their lives they're happy to find someone willing to just listen. to how to who doesn't and people don't normally spend a lot of time in a subway station which means that when someone does come they're prepared to spend a bit of time. on top hello yes you're on the list. it helps you often talk to. this woman made an appointment by phone she wants to talk about her marriage to a man from senegal for stuff to. considers whether this could make an interesting story i might. not make my money at that point i migrated to senegal with my husband but we weren't really agreed on it. i said let's do this i have so many ideas this is a poor country and they need good i

i now think what i was watching was merely something happening in other parts of the country and would happen again unless this country proposes to commit its resources to changing our course of action. we have not done it. we are not going to achieve justice within our society by ripping up our cities. anyone that thinks that is the answer is wrong because what will happen will be what is happening now. far greater polarization of attitudes on the part of both the white and the negro. increasing arms race on the part of both blacks and whites in these cities. >> the small arms race is a major fact of life in detroit, a fact against which any plans must be measured. suburban ladies are being trained by the recreation department. the sale of firearms has doubled in the last year. the tension of disillusionment is in the air and so is white anxiety, with both sides fearing a incident that will escalate, both arming for what they see as self-defense. >> have you ever had a gun in detroit before? why do you feel you need protection now? >> it is getting rough. >> i want to buy it because i

i guess this is a class action. secondly, the proofs would be merely impossible -- nearly impossible. ght he was once the republican governor of california. stuart: he was. >> in fact, he may be the last republican governor of california. [laughter] stuart: you're so right, judge. you got it right again. >>> coming up, we're going to be joined by this young lady. there she is, raylee nicholson. she's an honor student. she's decided, ah, i'm going to skip college. i'm going straight to trade school. let's see about that, because she's on the show. interesting. >>> president trump heads to california tomorrow. i say he won't be greeted with open arms. he's going the belly of the beast, let's face it. up next, the rnc national committeeman from california, sean steele, will be here. and more from the formerly golden state, the cost of the bullet train connecting l.a. and san francisco rising yet again. you won't believe how much now. you probably will. >>> and coming up soon, drones could start delivering packages within a couple of months. how about that? that story 90 seconds from now.

for the second cold war so if you turn on the american media you don't see what i consider more balanced portrait flat a mere putin. political vacuum and it's not to me it's you know sisi flamboyant leader of the liberal democratic party run for president but i think time not more than any other time but this is i'm painting. from his heyday don you know without his election i think you. all quiets in his urine off the campaign h.q. tonight as the media. drift out and equipment is packed away the man himself didn't make it here tonight he made his post-election speech at a different location making his views on this election abundantly clear yeah that's a new word is that you know i estimate the result of the elections negatively the conditions are not equal and there were no debates the scandals were fake aim to attract attention the elections are under way they see third place firmly sealed for sure enough ski a position he's of course one before he's been on russia's political stage for nearly thirty years this is a campaign poster although back from nine hundred ninety one use for six presidential campai

i don't know that the mere fact that he's investigating these particular reported contacts means that there's truth to them. it means that jeff sessions was involved in collusion in any way. but i think any responsibles prosecutor would have to take that step. we've all heard reports about it, finally someone is looking at it very carefully and will resolve one way or another whether the contacts happened and whether they were appropriate. >> gene it's another moment that underlines how important it was for jeff sessions to recuse himself, something that the president doesn't seem to understand. >> it was, especially since he never resolved the question. and still, you know, and i know, that still donald trump is burning over that. he's still angry at jeff sessions on some level for not being, in his view, loyal, which would have meant not recusing himself. but obviously he had to do it, and he did what he had had to do. >> nick, let's do the thought experiment for a moment. the special prosecutor investigating an unrecused attorney general, who he is reporting to whenever the attorne