i use an excess of force and i. slap somebody when he said something really insulting to me and after i did that i realized wow i should that i had no right to do that that was not professional it was it was not i was not professional was not human about a week later. another incident occurred and i used more force than i needed. after the guy was handcuffed i grab more pushed him up against the wall and i said don't you dare say that's me again do you understand and i realize this is a disease i'm starting to develop. what is saying really wish is not specific to philadelphia agents. in march this year the ministry of justice published an alarming report about the ferguson police more than one hundred pages show how the police violated the rights of black residents in the city. of racism with the american police has become such a big issue that a conscious awakening in some police stations has started we are in norwalk connecticut. going back to school with in small unit growth for three days these twenty five offices w

i use an excess of force and i. slap somebody when he said something really insulting to me and then after i did that i realized wow i should that i had no right to do that that was not professional it was it was not i was not professional was not human about a week later. another incident occurred and i used more force than i needed. after the guy was handcuffed i grab more pushed him up against the wall and i said don't you dare say that to me again do you understand and i realize this is a disease i'm starting to develop. what is saying really wish is not specific to philadelphia agents. in march this year the ministry of justice published in the law many reports about the ferguson police more than one hundred pages show how the police violated the rights of black residents in the city. of racism with the american police has become such a big issue that a conscience awakening in some police stations has started we are in norwalk connecticut. going back to school with in small unit growth for three days these twenty fi

i. slaps tariffs on imported steel and i'll you many i'm raising fears of a global trade war with other world powers vowing to retaliate. gunshots have been fired as border police conducted a raid on the west bank university of arresting eight pro powerslide that to this. thirteen unarmed militants have left syria's eastern ghouta through a humanitarian corridor following calls from russia and syria according to vs reconciliation sent. to you my name is neil harvey you're watching r.t. international first this hour reports of just come in that an armed man has taken three hostages at a veterans home in napa county in california it is being described as an active shooter. in that news justin will bring you details every surely as they come through to us. in other news president stunnel trumper signed an order that imposes tariffs on steel and aluminum imported to the us today i'm defending america's national security by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum the american steel minimum destry has been ravaged by aggressive foreign trade practices it's really an assault o

why don't i slap a tariff on what you're bringing in in terms of your steel. 50% of your market we absorb. now what happens? >> steel producers in this country over the weekend were quite vocal about the idea that there is such integration between canada and the united states and steel production and purchases that they should be exempted from this. the president showing this morning he wants to use it as leverage in our trade disputes with canada and certainly mexico as well with nafta. that's what the president is risking here. i'm not an economist. i don't presume to know more than i do here. but the unpredictability in the broader economic growth is something we deeply worry this president who wants to be seen as somebody who is driving jobs and growth for the country. >> this is all the chaos that is happening there in the white house. you were at the gridiron dinner on over the weekend. the president said in his remarks, i like chaos. but poking fun. the line he had about sorry we're late, jared couldn't get through security. that is saying something. >> the most controversial line

imprisonment the israeli police and the media wanted her which means that i had a fact of them i had slapped did not merit all the inside meant against her and she is a child defending her land and home so this verdict is unjust she deserves. lochhead has been filmed attacking israeli forces before this a video emerged online six years previously showing her threatening to punch an israeli soldier her family has been accused of exploiting the team to intentionally provoke i.d.f. soldiers on camera. a number of russian media outlets have boycotted the lower chamber of the country's parliament it comes after an m.p. was accused of sexual harassment by three female journalists and you're a cheater examines the meat to case you're in russia. i may just candle is unfolding in the political arena in russia it involves a powerful lawmaker and the chairman of the russian state duma's committee on international affairs obviously an important player his name leonid slutsky in february slutsky was accused of sexual harassment in the workplace by three female journalists all three claimed he tried to to

are also premium products which means they were proportionally pay more money if attacks was slapped on it. i money if attacks was slapped on it. i had a quick look at the statistics and jaguar land rover sold 114,000 ca i’s and jaguar land rover sold 114,000 cars in the united states last year. 74,000 of them were land rover, very big vehicles, and adding a 10% or 20% charge to that could make americans decide to buy a chevrolet oi’ americans decide to buy a chevrolet or cadillacs or whatever it is. this could definitely have an impact. or cadillacs or whatever it is. this could definitely have an impactm this tweet did become policy and legislation and so on, would europe retaliate? with this effectively become a trade war between the united states and europe? at the moment this is a verbal trade war. as we president trump said he would impose a 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminium. within a day, jean—claude juncker was talking about retaliatory action and picking on harley—davidsons, from the very strategically important state of wisconsin, the key swing state for president trump. he

from the democratic lead ore they have senate, chuck schumer, tweets, the president and i may agree on trade but the slap dash way these tariffs were constructed has few of us cheering. i strongly urge president trump to rethink these tariffs and focus his policy more directly at china and countries that ship cheap chinese steel to the u.s. grover norquist of americans for tax reform quotes, tariffs are taxes, tariff os are taxes, tariffs are taxes, tariffs are taxes on american consumers. your thoughts, we start with billy in new york. -- billy in north carolina. >> this was a good -- caller: this is a good day for the american people. we have been trying to get this done for a while. we have to protect the american people and the american people ourselves. we start protecting at home, we'll get stronger and stronger. that's biggest thing we need to do democrats, republicans, everybody, we need to take care of each other and this is a beginning of something very good , take care of our job the countries that don't like us, take our money but still don't like us. we need to protect everybody home, we can

. >> and he took her in back by the elevator and i heard slap. >> this guy has been an absolute menace do you see mr. pots in court today? >> when a woman stood up to him, witness after witness testified that reginald betrayed them, bullied them and much worse. >> he choked her out and threw her on the bed. >> this guy not only had a propensity for violence against women but he had a propensity specifically to choke and strangle them. >> he's a sociopath. he lies as easily as he breathes about anything. no matter how stupid. if he tells you what time it is, look at your watch. >> that bad, huh? >> yes. >> guy's a monster. >> a monster who, however briefly, fooled even the sophisticated, successful nailah, to her mother's eternal sorrow. >> you don't know who you're letting into your life. they don't always come looking like a monster. >> there's a kind of ceremony about these things. everyone gets to talk. >> nailah's murder stole from our community a bright light. >> nightmares still taunt me with her screaming. moaning and reaching out, begging for her life. >> but reginald, reginald

i was surprised to find i was slapped by a tariff from the eu of 12%.trump has been talking more about tariffs. it is interesting to see there are so many goods already under protectionist measures here. to u.s. tariffs, are you worried about that effect on your business? of course we look at what is happening right now in the u.s. in the tariffs policy, but it is important to understand the industry is set areo that all manufacturers offering products from asia back into europe or the u.s. should tax policy be applied to our industry, it will be equally applied to everybody. if you look upon the impact on our industry, it is fighting obesity and we are getting health care bills down. i do not think it will happen, but we are looking upon and we have to deal with it. it will impact all to the same level. matt: you mentioned your online sales doing well. where do you get most of your growth? individual stores, flagship stores in the big cities, and you are selling at big blocks stores around the world. businessnternet becoming a substantial portion of wh

i forgot to panic last night president's move to slap a tariff, i said it was not a reason to dump position wholesale, if anything do some buying on weakness like we saw now, given that the market was in total disarray yesterday, down almost 600 dow points and 400 points today i realize i should have tried you to get you to freak out. my bad, i didn't get the memo. obviously i am being facetious, but let's talk here, what do i say? what do i preach i tell you panic is not a strategy when so many of the bears seem determined to make you bolt from stocks at all costs. but as i have told you over and over again, there is always a better time even if you do want to sell than right into the teeth of the fear and the chaos that causes a brutal decline it doesn't mean we are through with this narrative that the u.s. has broken with the religious orthodox of free trade. there are way too many well intentioned economists and business people who believe protectionism is always a mistake. they don't understand that we have been on the receiving end for trade war for ages this is what has been happenin

she gave them a little slap. i think that's crucial for whoever's taken the speakership next year. that person will have to be fit in that way. from iowa andes maine are dealing with a massive labor squeeze. >> this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ as welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. >> you can listen to us on radio on sirius channel xm 119 and in new york, one of 61 in boston, -- 90 91 in washington dc. >> and in london and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. the entire economic section is devoted to three places in the united states where the economy is humming. >> we spoke with a reporter. >> we wanted to take a look at three places where we really have beyond a shadow of a doubt reached unemployment. where anyone who potentially want to job can have one. the rationale is the federal reserve is staring on a situation where within the next year we expect to be under or percent unemployment. we wanted to know what happens, what does that look like in america today? >> how did you pick up the places you end up going? >> the first two were really easy. it was an obvious choi

i found myself in this condition it had a. seventeen year old palestinian girl has been sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers i had to meet me admitted guilt as part of a plea bargain with the israeli army. the assault which took place next to the girl's home in the occupied west bank was filmed by her mother video later went viral and gained international attention her family say i had had just learned that a cousin of hers had been shot in the head with a rubber bullet and that her actions were completely understandable. that my daughter did was a normal reaction to the occupation there is no chance of appealing the verdict because the israeli security legal system considers this to be final this country does not acknowledge international law and we are fooling ourselves if we think that israeli courts seek justice. but israel is here to see a palestinian gain in media attention and that made them hate her for having people support that was the reason for her imprisonment israel the police and the media wanted her arrest which means that i had a fact of them i had slept did not merit a

for kurdish independence a teenaged girl will be sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping an israeli soldier i had to mimi reportedly accepted a plea bargain for the incident which was caught on camera and made her a hero to many palestinians in kosovo an opposition party has thrown tear gas in the country's parliament the self-determination movement party used the gas to disrupt a vote on the border is she was montenegro they even released another round take a look at that some tear gas when the parliament tried to reconvene. german chancellor angela merkel has laid out plans for her fourth term in office in a speech to the country's parliament today she conceded that the migration crisis had split the country and she vowed to return unity to german society she also addressed foreign policy challenges from syria to donald trump's steel tariffs as she sought to reassure voters her reluctant coalition government is ready to do business. germany had to wait a little for this it took six months to form a coalition government six months in which she addressed parliament he wants now that she's off

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i mean they go uniforms in the army. invade her privacy invaded her home and she not only pushed them to kick them out of. out of her backyard front yard but also slap the soldier on top of that i think every father who has a daughter and i have a daughter you younger than her. would hope that his daughter having faced the situation like that would be able to do it she did and i think. support for. it should reality. absolutely the fact that the camera was there i think is really important gangs of course britain and the united states support those i.d.f. soldiers yes well written in the united states also have been involved in such a colonialism and oppression and the killing of innocent civilians for. even before israel started doing it so obviously they have shared values and i mentioned. over the last several years. hundreds of times countless relatives were killed and. of course none of this is ever ever. that somebody stood up to be ladies and the world turned turned upside down. it's the united states paying the relief of palestinians we pay the palestinians hundreds of millions of dollars and get no appreciation or respect which is why he is

i think other republicans would and do rally behind senator mccain. senator mccain is somebody who's sparred frequently with donald trump and trump generally has not listened to him or slappedprobably a better chance perhaps of someone like a lindsey graham and golfs with trump and spent the trump administration trying to get close to the president so that he can have his ear. and listen to his counsel. but again, as i mentioned earlier, all signs seem to be pointing to donald trump listening to his counsel only and unclear whether republicans or anybody else even his own chief of staff will be effective in stopping him from doing something he wants to do. >> his own counsel, ie him and him alone. josh, so the mccabe firing, coming obviously just after rex tillerson let go, as well. you actually traveled with the former secretary. he learned of the news as we well know and well talked about ad nauseam from the tweet. tillerson was not beloved by the state department employees but how does treatment like that sit with those in the state department? >> well, it's interesting because you're right. there was not a lot of love lost of tillerson and the state department and ameri

tariffs on steel and aluminum or talking the us out of terrors all together i think that the europeans repeated threats to slap the tariff on imported cars and that could really harm the economy in the european union and particularly of course in germany it's one of the top car exporting nations worldwide it's you were talking about what comes next alexandra and now let's take a look at the scenario if donald trump doesn't give in could we see more tariffs also imposed by the e.u. . well the european union was quite quick to say that it is going to fight back there was even a list published a list of you as product products that could be potentially targeted by the european union but we have to say that the european union is not interested in escalating this dispute and germany wants the european commission commission to tread cautiously i was on a phenomena following the story for us in washington thank you very much. and of course we'll keep you up to date throughout the week now i don't need to tell you technology is getting closer and closer to our bodies now a startup is trying to take it to the next leve

i think it's a messy prospect rightly think of. putting glorying in. this sporting event palestinian teenage girl has been sentenced to eight months in jail for slapping an israeli soldier the case is made i had to meet ahead to me that is a symbol of the palestinian struggle and a strong international attention and the reports. i had to maybe arrived in quote to hand her sentence in a defiant lives you know yes we are not satisfied with anything we especially don't accept the existence of the occupation on our lands it's illegal the seventeen year old agreed to a plea deal with israeli prosecutors to avoid most serious charges that could have imprisoned her for years under the deal she's due to be released in the summer she was fined fourteen hundred dollars her lawyer says the case against her was after we understood that the military prosecution wanted to keep hiding detention for several years because this case is a case of detail that they're trying to detail are other palestinian youth from resisting occupation as i did that. to me was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral the confrontation in

i feel like, we have been slapped in the face. >> now she walks free. we don't have no justice. for our families. the victims. survivors. no justice at all. >> you can see interviews right outside of the pulseorlando. some survivors were inside the courtroom during the trial. we sent out a breaking news alert, when the verdict was announced. get alerts right on your phone. sign up through the free, nbc bay area app. >> act bullets. how many hit stephon clark. shot and killed by police. six in the back. according to an autopsy. commissioned by the family. police were responding to a burglary call when they confronted clark. they fired when he came towards them with what they thought was a gun. turned out it was a cell phone. now after this independent report. family members say it proved clark never turned to face police. >> you can reasonably conclude that he received, seven gunshot wounds. from his back. >> yeah, from behind. six in the back. one in the neck. another on his side. the pathologist also said it took between, three to ten minutes for clark to die, raising questions

>> they are worried about slapping the 25% tariff on everything, and this is why the approach has to be more tailored. i represent more automotive production platforms than i bet that any member that serves in the congress of the united states for jgeneral motor, chrysler and fiat and he i have truck as well as automotive platforms. i co-chair the congressional auto caucus, and believe me that this industry is central to my heart and mind as i serve here, and that is where the president did himself a can disservice by announcing a blunt approach, and rather than a more tailored approach initially and we hope the to get to the point where the industry is not going to be that worried, but even if you purchased the $35,000 car today which is the average price of the car. there is one ton of steel in that, and that is about $135, or $140 over the time of the loan for your car which ist not a lot. so even if it were to be the blunt approach toch 25%, i think that the auto industry has the right the to be concerned, and certain parts of the companies have a right to be concerned, but i am hoping that the pres

so my question on that is what is the penalty if i go down and start slapping things down on the floor to advertise my product? i get that it's not consistent with the code of conduct. i would like to -- i would hope that the penalty would be such that it would be dissuasive from doing this. because oftentimes when people do this, they get a little media splash. i don't want them to be worth that risking that cost. so can you speak to what the penalty would be for someone doing that sort of activity. >> i can speak to the -- there are no monetary penalties. we will be asking them to cease their behavior, cleanup what they -- the mess they made, if i can call it that, and if there's not compliance, then, it'll be considered trespassing. as far as legal damages, if they actually damage the property while they're doing that, say if they spray paint the terazzo floor, that would be an issue where we would go after them for damages. >> would there be fees associated for violation of the code of conduct? >> not at this time. we would have to adopt a separate schedule of penalties and really

are also premium products which mean they would proportionally be paying more money if tax was slapped on it. ica i’s land rover sold 114 —— sold 114,000 cars in the us last year, seven to 4000 word land rover, bigger vehicles and adding a 10% or 20% charge could make americans decide actually i will buy shetty or cadillac or whatever it is so it would definitely have an impact.“ this tweet did come to pass, if it became policy and legislation and so on, would europe retaliate? with this turn into effectively a trade war between the us and europe?- the moment we're talking about a verbal trade war because last week presents trump said he would impose a 25% tariff on steel and 10% on aluminium, withina a 25% tariff on steel and 10% on aluminium, within a dayjob for juncker was talking about retaliatory action and picking on harley—davidson ‘s for the very strategically important state of force concert which is a key swing state for president trump. he's not taking that lying down, he's talking about imposing taxes on european cards, because let's be honest there are not that many american cars s

probably what he mostly wanted to do but wait about in an aggressive way that threatened to slap tariffs on his allies. ihink you will find countries like canada and not responding well to that very upfront blackmail approach, it is not how you do diplomacy. the front page of the financial times has the same story talking about fears mounting ofa story talking about fears mounting of a global trade war but the point you're making is that it is at china it might be quite targeted. you're making is that it is at china it might be quite targetedlj you're making is that it is at china it might be quite targeted. i think it might be quite targeted. i think it is going to be wider than that. some does not like the eu and he has made the point he feels he has been ha rd made the point he feels he has been hard done by by europe who have not been very friendly towards him since he has, and, he does not much like angela merkel and i would be very surprised if he made an exception for the whole of the eu. once britain pulls out of the eu of these ta riffs britain pulls out of the eu of these tariffs were to stay i

i just feel like we've been slapped in the face. >> reporter: during the trial, prosecutors said this video showed mateen about to attack disney springs but was scared off by the presence of police. and they allege salman knew her husband's plans, that she'd been on an alleged scouting mission at the same disney location, that she joined him when he shopped for ammunition. at the center of their case, her statement, an fbi agent saying she admitted her husband was preparing for jihad. salman herself writing, i'm sorry for what happened. i wish i'd go back and tell his family and the police what he was going to do. >> we really did pursue the truth. >> reporter: defense attorneys charge that statement was coerced, that she has a low iq. her uncle, al salman. >> i say that from day one that she's innocent. >> reporter: her family saying she, too, is a victim betrayed by her now dead husband. tonight expected to head back to california to reunite with her young son. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> in kentucky, a solemn procession of police officers today honoring an off-duty colleagu

i resign. a palestinian teenage girl on trial for slapping an israeli soldier has been sentenced to eight months in prison after accepting a plea deal seventeen year old had to me is accused of assault after hitting the man in the face last year in the uk by the west bank to be agreed to plead guilty to fool the twelve charges against should be fined fourteen hundred dollars. most of the one hundred ten nigerian schoolgirls were abducted by boko haram last month the been reunited with their families the girls were returned to their hometown of cheek by what appeared to be a convoy of boko haram fighters. as information minister says hundred four girls afraid of these five girls reportedly died in custody yemen's central bank has ceased all activities due to a shortage of cash it comes after a large shipment of yemeni reels equal to six hundred eighty million u.s. dollars was seized by u.s. forces in february a letter obtained about zero shows the central bank requested the funds be released by the saudi led coalition but no response has been received well those were the headlines the news contin

. >> i think you can slap any adjectives, biggest, largest, because this would outrank the next biggesttimes four. $100 billion is what this company is looking to sell. there have been indications from the oil minister in saudi arabia that this may be pushed to 2019. when i talk to folks around the ipo market, there's a lot of questions or rep -- questions about whether this company is worth $20 million. with the listing process, you have to remember this is when you kind of open the hood and show the fundamentals of what is going on inside the company. as a company of this size is working through the controls and , does seemdy to list like it is taking slower than expected. 2018,.ernment said , but we are now getting --ications that may not >> any pretension all potentialnal -- any international listing would be listed in due course. we're going to hear from goldman sachs. david solomon in the seat to succeed. this is bloomberg. enough of it is in the technology sector. what their but implement in september is a pretty massive change involving the technology sector. most significant ch

have not participated in i think the best thing for the country is that i resign a palestinian teenage girl on trial for slapping an israeli soldier has been sentenced to eight months in prison after accepting a plea deal seventeen year old i had to mimi is accused of assault after hitting the man in the face last year in the occupied west bank to be agreed to plead guilty to four of the twelve charges against her and should be fined fourteen hundred dollars. most of the one hundred ten nigerian schoolgirls were abducted by boko haram last month the been reunited with their families the girls were returned to their hometown of duchy by what appeared to be a convoy of boko haram fighters nigeria's information minister says one hundred four girls were freed at least five girls reportedly died in custody. yemen's central bank has ceased all activities due to a shortage of cash comes after a large shipment of reals equal to six hundred eighty million u.s. dollars was seized by u.s. forces in february a letter obtained by al-jazeera shows the central bank requested the funds be released by the saudi led coalition but

i conducted. >> they haven't slapped the handcuffs on you yet. so -- >> what is it? seven days? eight days. >> i wouldn't be surprised to see an effort still to stop the interview. there is a doctrine in law called tortious interference with contract. here's the theory they'll use against "60 minutes" and maybe even against you personally, which is you're aware that a contract exists requiring her to remain silent, and you are deliberately breaching that contract. generally, if you were -- you were not a broadcast network and you were not dealing with an issue of great public interest, the court might enforce that under tortious interference with business. i don't think ultimately they will because this involves the president of the united states and there are bigger issues that will be looked at. but it wouldn't surprise me if they make one last effort to shut it down, the airing of the interview. >> i still don't understand, though, how, you know, michael cohen's position, which is i entered into this agreement with stormy daniels as a private citizen, not a member of the trump organizati

i did. to me was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral the confrontation in the occupied west bank took place after what israel says was a stone throwing assault on its troops the judge agreed to a similar plea deal for two mimi's mother who was charged with incitement. to me respond the visited his wife and daughter for the first time in prison on cheese day he says his daughter spends her time doing school work she isn't doing well. reading studying the first born she told me that there is a body how she was doing to the people that want to buy things for all of us to maybe's case was heard behind closed doors in a military court it's drawn international criticism and one point seven million people across the world have signed a petition calling for her release and she's not alone the pressure group defense for children international says that last november three hundred thirteen palestinian children were imprisoned victoria gay to be out there. still ahead on the bulletin. a historic new trade agreement and the find in africa we look a

. >> laura that's the first time you've come through the camera and almost slapped me. idid too. i'm wearing a church girl outfit. i did almost come through the camera. >> you were like what you talking about, don? no. >> thanks, don. >> we'll be right back. - this is bad, especially if you need to get to a bathroom a lot. used to be me, before urinozinc with the ingredients in the special formula that can help you with your problem day and night, and supports a healthy, normal prostate. urinozinc, the number one prostate health brand. and sup going somewhere? normal whoooo.e. here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outa

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that's what i believe he was meaning to say. >> but is that the case? you slap this on steel, there are more jobs in this country based on using steel to make a product versus the number of jobs you may save in the steel industry itself. >> sure, but that makes an implicit assumption that's false. and the false assumption is that just because there are more people in the consuming industries, there will be a net loss of jobs. that's not the case at all. >> okay. we're going to have retaliations on blue jeans, on harley davidsons, on bourbon, retaliations with canada. what part of this doesn't turn into just a massive tax increase on consumers? >> well, what are we talking about right now? we're talking about a fraction of a penny on a can of beer. >> that's if nothing is retaliated, though, mr. secretary, and right now europeans have said, oh, no, they're retaliating and they're going to do it quickly. >> retaliation isn't going to change the price of a can a beer or the price of a car. it's just not going to. it can't. >> the beer industry says it will. >> the

i mean his plan to slap tariffs on aluminum and steel imports, cohn opposed that and was working to softenroduct, even orchestrating a meeting with companies hurt by higher aluminum and steel prices. now that cohn is gone, wall street's big fear is a trade war. president trump calls america's $810 billion trade deficit overall a disaster. he seems to think that america loses $810 billion a year -- that misses at important point. that deficit is just for goods. the u.s. is no longer a manufacturing economy. it's service based. think finance, media, tech. in terms of services, the u.s. has a $243 billion trade surplus. and service businesses employ five times as many people as companies that make goods. >> interesting. >>> cnn has learned that president trump seems to be sowing at least some of the discord inside of the white house. according to sources, the president has emboldened his onetime communications director, anthony scaramucci, to continue his public attacks on chief of staff john kelly. he's been doing just that, blaming kelly for the terrible morale in the west wing. the white h

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you know, i know it is a thin news weekend. sorry, to be slappinge idea that the election, electoral commission is biased on the question of brexit is based on the fact that some of its members have said things about brexit in the past. that is not surprising, given that at least three of them are ex—mps, i checked them out. the chairman sirjohn holmes has said things about brexit before he became chairman. but the idea that it is biased, doesn't... there is not from what i have seen any evidence to suggest they acted other than any evidence to suggest they acted otherthan an any evidence to suggest they acted other than an independent way. but it is the comments they made outside the arena. yes. jacob rees mogg this it isa the arena. yes. jacob rees mogg this it is a serious situation and priti patel. and they don't have any bias on the question of brexit. now a proper newspaper! 0h, on the question of brexit. now a proper newspaper! oh, come on. now the times, i was shocked. back to the sometimes. talk about london's murder rate compared to new yo