i suppose all that will be in sight, andl i suppose all that will be in sight, and i think part of thatake on, whether, that is trying to take on, whether, that is the news aspect is that? —— isn't it. this is an interesting story because we talk about the gap between the haves and the have—nots and the divided society and so on, and the divided society and so on, and this is appealing to people and not do well, who are taking terrible credit card loans, or be exploited through interest rates, and it suggests that people you pay more on repayments suggests that people you pay more on re payments than suggests that people you pay more on repayments than eight took on the original loan. i think this is quite a strong... it is a strong story. he's talking to aden audience no doubt. —— and audience. i think it is3 doubt. —— and audience. i think it is 3 million people that are suffering at the moment. and we talk about payday loans, as well, those loa n about payday loans, as well, those loan sharks, but... well, this is building on it. of course, people who are paying these can least affor

thanks for the generosity i suppose? >> maybe if she has aches or pains that will help her out, i suppose. i'm told. >>> if a lawn had a zit, this is what it would look like. this is in pennsylvania, in cambridge springs. it's called a lawn bubble. apparently, it happened after a whole lot of rain. so some dude thayer popped the lawn bubble and stood on it. while it oozed out. >> it does look like he's popping a zit. that's kind of gross. >> this's gro is this not gross to you? oh, my gosh. >> i don't know. i think it's a woman thing. we really like popping zits. >> ms. universe would step on that and she would own that zit. >> she would. s old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the coloni

obviously it's not something that we spend much time thinking about, i suppose, because we don't haven right next door. but the pictures are obviously so dramatic. and every time it seems like we have one of the stories, everyone says, well, why would anyone be out in this? and then every paper as a picture of some idiot outside with his phone! somebody outside, holding a phone, looking for all the world like they are about to be blown off their feet and into the far distance. don't do that, people! go inside and be safe! we spoke to somebody who said that he just wa nted somebody who said that he just wanted to see what it was like! pages six and seven of the sun, i have death, it says, 147 mph winds kill for. the death toll has gone up to three in florida at the moment. but the afp news agency is saying that new death tolls are reported in st martin, which has brought the death toll there to 27. we just don't know at the moment, because it is still a recovery effort. yes, as i was saying earlier, we are only 110w i was saying earlier, we are only now learning in detail about what ha

market has been on fire late well over a billion dollars has been raised through i suppose just in the past couple months alone that's almost equal to the amount of venture capital that the block chain sector has attracted in five years and so it's not surprising you see regulators in markets like china raising concerns and looking to kind of slow things down a bit so is china has moved to slow down the growth of i.c.'s i think it will slow down the growth some you know the u.s. security exchange commission also recently issued some guidance and i think other regulators here in the u.k. are also looking and i suppose this is going to cause people to take some pods and do a little more diligence on whether their ice you know meets the definition of security and you know which markets then you want to register and some exchanges are already . delisting certain i suppose from training and that's going to have an impact on the committee and growth is some sort of regulation actually needed i mean at the most it seems to be a bit of a free for all with very little security for the investor

well i suppose... there is one fleetwood mac that has been with you for a0 years.t is a lot, most bands don't even last two years. but it has been reincarnated quite a few times with quite a few... well, that's the story of fleetwood mac. mick fleetwood lovely to talk to you. you're welcome. that's all we have time for tonight. i'll be back on monday with the very latest from the conservative party conference in manchester, where, amongst other treats, we'll be following a day in the life of one of the darlings of the fringe — jacob rees mogg. meanwhile, at its conference, ukip got a new leader, henry bolton. and it also got a new logo. unfortunately, some people noticed it looked rather like that of the english premier league. i don't know what anyone's talking about. but it made us think it's time to refresh our own look. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, hugh ferris. england's cricketers have ended their longest summer by making short work of the west indies in theirfinal one day international. an unbeaten century from jonny bairstow helped the

at the moment, she'sjust saying what am i supposed to be doing? where am i supposed to go?where am i supposed to go? i can't give her any informationm she trying to get back to the uk? is that what she wants to do? all she's saying to me is ijust need to get off the island. the conditions are really bad. i've also contacted her travel operator, who had rescheduled her flight. but given that — but they've let me know there's a likelihood it will be cancelled. they don't believe the airport will be up and running. she was due to fly back today. they rescheduled for monday. i doubt that will happen. i'm sure you've seen pictures, the airport seems to be completely destroyed. thank you very much for talking to us. i hope that you gait some good news about your mum soon and that she manages to get home soon as and that she manages to get home soon as well. keep in touch with us and let us know how she gets on. thank you very much. we know irma is heading rapidly for florida. 0ur correspondent jane 0'brien is in miami now. a short while ago we were listening to a clip from the ne

. >> how am i supposed to explain to my family that ted cruz might watch my videos? orter: actual porn stars ridiculing him. >> on behalf of all porn stars, i just want to say -- gross. >> reporter: the brains behind it? est while obama speechwriter flexing his political pecs at "funny or die." we made sure not only is it funny but what is the political angle? >> ted cruz thinks victims of rape and incest shouldn't be able to hit an abortion. >> we had a staffer who accidentally hit the wrong button. >> comedians are the philosophers of the times right now. >> last night i solved afghanistan. solved! >> and the emmy goes to -- >> reporter: alec baldwin won an emmy for his "snl" portrayal of the president. >> i suppose i should say at long last, mr. president, here is your emmy. >> reporter: he never won for "the apprentice." vents his "snl" anger on twitter. nine months into an objectively tumultuous trump administration, comedy is still grappling with exactly what to do here. how to do it. >> we wish that we could just make fart jokes, that would be nice. but this is

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i suppose i should say at long last mr president here is your. donald trump is a winner of sorts at the emmy awards as tbs best known artist mark the president. hello there there remains of talim a galloping their way across japan they're moving through pretty quickly you see this area of cloud marching very swiftly towards the north and behind it is a lot calmer a lot quieter as well now as we head through into chews day there will be a fair amount of sunshine again twenty eight degrees will be the maximum they take it that eighty two in fahrenheit but it's not going to stay completely dry force in japan for too long this weather system his sweeping its way eastwards and pulling itself together as it does so so some or all the heavy outbreaks of rain as it works its way across the sea of japan most of the way to weather will be along the western coast meanwhile further west of course in beijing following drawing twenty eight degrees temperature now a further towards the south you see much of the cloud on our map here is in the west that's where

finally they gave up and mentioned by me and i say this but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing advice and now i want to reach out to those women back home who are boned by their duties and social rules and inform them about their basic rights my name is dave out of the go home and i work you to. welcome to new week on the show it was an interesting weekend here in berlin with the marathon and the elections going on and i look at the election when it is how we're going to kick off the program today. in the spotlight how i'm going to go influences have public image. through the viewfinder sanyo biscuit that is photographing the world with me. and call me off our jam and wine grow up fine science the world. on sunday i'm going to michael's party won the most votes in the general election she came from very humble beginnings having grown up in the former east and she took a lot for have presentation at the start of a career slowly though she gained more and more respect for each person in the position as a leader twelve years ago now angl

. >> i suppose i should say at long last, mr. president, here is your emmy. >> trump certainly the theme of the night. alec baldwin after winning his for the portrayal. the award also pulling out the major surprise, sean spicer stunning the audience. >> unfortunately, at this point, we have no way of knowing how big our audience is. the is there anyone who can say how big the audience is? shaun, do you know? [ applause ] >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmy, period. both in person and around the world. >> wow. that reallishoots my tragic ego. i can understand why you'd want one of these guys around. melissa mccarthy, everybody, give it up. >> i don't think shaun expected that jab near the end. the other winners hand maid's tail. and comedian drive fuss making history with the sixth emmy for "v." >> lena waithe made history for cowriting the thanksgiving episode of maste of none. a really great show. >> julia dreyfus took a shot at president trump. >> executives are out in the wake of that huge security fail. eq

joshua: i suppose. the only one he really knows going on in his mind is him.t is true of anyone. the best we can do is simply to read his statements, read the statements of the north korean foreign ministry, and see what is they are saying. what it is is they are making missiles and nuclear weapons by themselves, sanctions cannot stop them. they will respond to sanctions with more aggressive testing schedules, not the opposite. that's a point they made i believe back in march, when the u.s. started talking about maximum pressure and engagement. north korea said their response would be maximum pace of strengthening our nuclear arsenal. so here we are. they would like united states to stop imposing sanctions, to stop conducting combined exercises with the south korean military, stop flying bombers and from guam with united states and stop visiting with aircraft carriers. they find all this threatening. they had memories of what happened to iraq and libya. brent: a lot of analysts are saying kim jong-un does not want to be the next muammar gaddafi. joshua, thank

you in the end, i suppose, as a key member of the anc, you have to decide to what extent this is a zumaand to which extent it is an institutional movement problem. it is an institutional movement problem. zuma is the head of the organisation. only, you know, serves to amplify that problem. but it's a movement problem. you did call, i think, going back to the spring, you made a decision to call for zuma to go. yes. notjust as party chief, but as president. yes. because my belief is that if you are in the leadership position, you have the responsibility of guiding others. and whenever they get off the rails, you have the ability to pull them back. and that same conscience should help you as well. and so, when, at leadership level... you you don't think jacob zuma has a conscience? well, to date, it has failed him. it has failed him? i mean, this is important. because our viewers and listeners around the world, some will be aware, and some will not understand the degree to which you represent one of those figures who is a conscience of the anc — ten years you served in robben island. serve

it's hugely dependent really on the nature of their own circumstance i couldn't give a median date i suppose but certainly i would get the most extreme date which would be up to fifteen years and the point about that being but you know this crisis is going back an awful long way on its peak but know that those numbers are not going to come down sorry those numbers are not going to come down when the goldmans are bills and of the last six to twelve hundred social housing houses so the average would be two hundred pay so it's not going to help themselves i mean he was on the list. and then a homeless guy tried to solve the city ten years on a list. do you don't you know your own case is huge or gravel and i'm glad to see that in your own case it's been resolved but i realize that's just one case and there are a great great many others but what i would say is that this year we're going to build four times as many houses as well in twenty fifteen is that a no no circle how many did you build in twenty fifth a i'm sorry. i'm sorry no no no that's the problem how many was actually built in two tho

i suppose it's starting to play catch up is that a bullish sign for oil prices or just a temporary jump if we're right about a stable to strong global economic outlook, and after all it does take energy like oil to drive that economic growth, we think the outlook for oil prices is pretty optimistic. >> where are your picks right now as you're looking forward, say the rest of the year, three months or beyond there >> sure. we tend to be more longer term investors, so regionally in terms of countries we still like the emerging markets in developed markets we favor europe over the u.s. in terms of sectors, in the u.s. you probably have to have some domestic exposure. at this late stage of the expansion and market cycle we think you have to have a balance of cyclicals and some defensives, namely technology, perhaps a buying opportunity and healthcare >> great to have you with us this morning talley leger that's it for "worldwide exchange." futures are pointing to a little bit higher after those declines yesterday. the declines led by the naaqsd "squawk box" picks it up next. >>> good mornin

feel that the care of depressed young people, we all know, it's not as good as it ought to be, and i supposemed myself in a way, that i hadn't kept her alive. you had to deal with your feelings, you husband, nick tomlin, who was killed, in the yum kippur war, a terrible tragedy but you have had ups and downs of extraordinary kind during your marriage and it's tough to write about that? yes. but i saw, i learned something from it. i saw that first of all, probably i shouldn't have married him. we were great friends and lovers and we had fun together but we were not really soul mates. and every time he ran off with a blonde and i was left with the children it had a good effect on me, because i thought, i've got to cope, i've got make my life, i've got to get a betterjob. and if you look at my life, when i came to look, i saw that each time he did something really dreadful, i grew and progressed so that most sadly, i mean it was terrible when he was killed, but i had in a way been prepared to cope. and in dealing with your own feelings at the time, in the 50s when you were a student through the

know there's still some of the postal votes right now we're going to continue to be counting days i suppose that you're going to talk about i think in a round about seven hours to you you're going to be only here three in the morning you say to the evening and i think you have a fair idea of then although it will be the final official one but that's when you can pretty much say that's what it's going to be and of course it's going to be another month of ramifications then and must the nations before they actually decide who's going to. go in coalition or not over there behind our shoulder it's a big job in this of course the most powerful country within europe as we said we're going to continue to stay with you throughout the night at this early early hours in the morning when those counts are still being and still being counted now listen have a look at how the main parties reacted when the results started coming in sally. saying i . think this is the day in history of our party we've made it we've entered the blunder star and we will change this country. we have achieved what is really a

she has remained on the reserve list of the anc for parliament, and so, i suppose, the reserve list oft the reserve list of the anc for parliament, and so, i suppose, it is time for her to take her place. she remained on a reserve list even during her tour of duty as the commission share. if she were to become the next head of the anc would that be a good thing or not? well, that will be up to...iam thing or not? well, that will be up to... i am asking you personally. as a senior member of the anc. would it be healthy, or not? it depends whether she gets elected. as a consequence of the free expression of the will of the members of the anc. because if she is sponsored by a network of people who disregard anc procedures, she will be invested, and would be hamstrung in her leadership. —— indebted. invested, and would be hamstrung in her leadership. -- indebted. in brief, the other frontrunner in recent weeks and months, in this race, not of that candidates have declared yet, is cyril ramaphosa, a businessman worth hundreds of millions of dollars, his interests go across industries, and h

of the evening thanks for your time looks still quite like this to you see this is a successful i suppose it depends how you look at the glass is half full it's not half empty i guess she would have hoped to have come out much better than this what do you make of it looking on from. well i think basically it's an enormously psychological breakthrough for the germans. just became. an important part of this talk now so there will be now for the first time in a blue stark real discourse about immigration which never happened before and i think this is the most important thing you can say. mrs merkel she made one of them. biggest decision in after war germany by letting in one million people. and the people themselves without any real discussions in the buddhist socket cetera and she did get an enormous slip in her face because of this and i think it will take more time to really know what really happened at that moment but medical yes she will still be depriving political force in germany but she has now to deal. with parties who are told on the left side the lucky if the liberals and the gr

i thought she was supposed to be dying.ally is a remarkable addition to the house, your majesty. we have abdul to thank for the whole idea. to celebrate, a little surprise for your majesty. what is this? a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's... off. sir henry, this mango is off. it looks like a terrific performance as usual from judi dench. yes, and ali fazal is very good as abdul as well. it's a very likeable film not least because the performances are very likeable. from the outside it looks rather fluffy. it looks like a good—looking film that will appeal to the people that loved mrs brown, also people who went to see the best exotic marigold hotel, which was such a big hit. you scratch the surface however and it is a more serious film underneath about an indian muslim's very close friendship with the monarch who is head of the church of england, and what you find is that they have a huge amount in common. that they have enormous shared interests. and theirfriendship becomes something which, because every

actively go behind the wheel and take out to the trees and risk being caught and cannot be doing i suppose i mean i i thank you and i appreciate every single one of those who falls for that life and i'm sure our state for all of all of those who have and it is for me has to our day will congratulation that's a big moment for you what's next we're going to focus your attention on now. well now that the dry think has have been that this side or at least out of the way. there are other issues for saudi women and other rights that's are yet to be gained and taking baths like. those that are connected to the target just puts them and her right to have an easy case to have asked this to health care and due to travel perhaps without the permission of a male guardian and even those laws have been. there was a royal decree asking that all the laws that ask women for their guardians that their mission would be summarized ag and records and taken up to the local courts for research and there we are optimistic that next week we will see sue and i will decree. you know revising and and cancelling all t

lee atwater and other reagan consultants i suppose on numerous occasions were quoted as saying the. unions were in their crosshairs not because they hated unions and not because they were dancing to the tune of fat cats in the corporations but because the union movement along with trial lawyers which they tried to take down with the tort reform laws that the union movement was the principle funder of the democratic party whereas the republican party was principally being funded by big business. how much of how much of that is real how much of how much of the takedown of the unions was just purely political and partisan as opposed to or i suppose if the republican party is beholden to big corporations it's also part of you know enhanced in their profits really right it's really the same thing in the immediate aftermath of the war in the late forty's we had one of the most amazing strike waves to hit the united states huge strikes involving millions of workers so that was a direct confrontation between business and the union movement that didn't go so well for the business community t

thick, i suppose? convoluted.the sec with even close oui’ looking at the sec with even close our eyes. thanks very much. stay with us, still to come: we will be heading to germany, it is going to the polls for a general election in three weeks' time. ross willjoin us live. consumers are being advised to stop buying fridges and freezers with flammable plastic bags which could create a fire risk. according to research nearly half of the products have flammable bags. they might not be the cause of a fire that they could help fire spread. lynn faulds wood welcomed the report. this report is really good. they have shown that whirlpool, one of the biggest suppliers, they have plastic backs on them. the fire service have done a greatjob in london showing how quickly they burn. in america they favour their steel industry. they say their appliances are safer, they have steel backs, and their domestic steel backs, and their domestic steel industry gets support for this. 0ur our top story: rescuers are racing to reach surviv

reads this post or i suppose a threat posed by islam in migrants has been a key campaign message for the candidates. politicked often an open borders the indiscriminate admission of people from other religions and cultures poses a grave threat to my civil liberties to the civil liberties of homosexuals and above all to the civil liberties of our still free society films are not fired as aircraft pilots vital is an economist who lives with a lesbian partner a swiss woman of sri lankan origin together they've adopted two children although i have to the policy clearly states that a family needs a mother and a father vital even criticised the german government for introducing same sex marriage a running mate alexander garland is a founding f.t. member he's drawn condemnation for racist statements about what tank a black soccer player who helped clinch the twenty fourteen world cup for germany people think he's a good footballer gowan said last year but they don't want to what tang as a neighbor. the a.s.d. hasn't always been a far right populist party and you come out to the german polit

i suppose what we have here is two separate announcement or two separate developments in the last few that. as it were just talking about, we were looking at pictures there of kim jong—un inspecting what north korea news agencies are saying is some sort of hydrogen bomb that could be fitted onto an intercontinental ballistic missile. that was a few hours ago, we were talking about that, weren't we? and now, just in the last few minutes, we are getting these reports of some sort of explosion, some sort of tremor, depending on who you listen to. there we are. that is kim jong—un there looking at what the north korean agencies are saying is some sort of hydrogen bomb that can be fitted onto an intercontinental ballistic missile. and then, in the last few minutes, we got this development of tremors being measured somewhere off north korea. i suppose it is important to say that earthquakes have been triggered by north korea carrying out tests, and that has increased since 2006. just give us a sense of how kimjong—un has really ratcheted up the amount of tests that north korea has carried o

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a cup of your come only in the bushes up little on psalms and i suppose it's for me about. to float my boat on. what. is a tourist phobia and feel fall into an identity. of the good. little. bit. but oddly enough it was a bit of. it was a little mini me that also was. close to liberation the syrian army recaptured the launch for defined area and the city of day yet finally breaking a three year long seen state the operation was blocked by the russian military. russian and south korean leaders meet to discuss the north korea klein says that the eastern economic forum underway in the russian city of body will bring you all the latest from there throughout the day. to me appeared to pose is sending in u.n. peacekeepers to help ease the conflict in eastern ukraine i moved back to germany but not here.

i suppose the most famous london.ician is one jeremy corbyn. it'sjeremy corbyn who effectively said he didn't think she was right and it was wrong to stigmatise whole communities. that's right. she doesn't attackjeremy corbyn directly but a lot of this refers to him. you could read between the lines, if you like. he has been very clear and said that action needs to be taken against child abuse but he has rerated that they can not stigmatise entire communities. it's a problem for the left if she continues to talk like this. one bit of analysis on twitter, if you like, from the right, it's not a fear of racism that drives labour's attitude to child sex but the loss of male muslim votes. many labour mps or all labour mps muslim votes. many labour mps or all labourmpsi muslim votes. many labour mps or all labourmps i am muslim votes. many labour mps or all labour mps i am sure would deny that's the case but that's the kind of thing that can cause problems for jeremy corbyn's party. to kenya now where the country's deputy

writes to listen speaking about countries which willingly gave up their nuclear weapons i suppose he's trying to emphasize that there is a precedence for denuclearization. he's saying that there is a cost to come back to the family of nations that do not have nuclear weapons of course he is a country that has nuclear weapons as are all of the major powers in the world it's interesting the examples he chose because none of those examples would be i think at any point by the u.s. of being cold rogue nations let's take another example he didn't mention libya libya try to get a nuclear weapon maybe you have chemical weapons and gave them all up in two thousand and three the north koreans that we very. aware that even though it did that the u.s. and its nato allies helped in the overthrow of colonel gadhafi so north korea has some other presidents it can look at when it looks at this and also north korea puts out repeated statements through the news agency it also raises the case of iraq and saddam hussein and says that really that's why it needs its nuclear weapons to stop regime change bu

i suppose mixed emotions on a day like today? yes, indeed.a device among crowds, leaving an ariana grande concert here at manchester arena. 22 people died and 59 were injured. many of the victims were children who had been here to watch the concert. the youngest victim was only eight years old. some were parents here to collect their children. but tonight is about celebrating manchester, and remembering the victims. those performing tonight are from the city. as you said, noel gallagher is headlining with his band, the high flying birds. the courteeners and rick astley, and some attending tonight were at the consulate when the bomb went off, and tonight is about replacing some of those horrific memories with something more positive and some of the families of the victims of the bomb have been here to have questions a nswered have been here to have questions answered and try and understand how this could have happened. this is what rick astley had to say about the concert tonight. that venue has had some amazing artists from all over the world

i suppose what we have here is to separate announcement or two separate developments in the last few not be connected and we have to be careful as we go through that. as it were just talking about, we were looking at pictures that of kim jong—un inspecting what north korea newsagency is a saying is some sort of hydrogen bomb that could be fitted onto an intercontinental ballistic missile. it was a few hours ago, we were talking about that, weren't we? and nowjust in the last few minutes, we are getting these reports of some sort of explosion, some sort of tremor. depending on who you listen to. there we are. that is kim jong on their looking at what the north korean agencies are saying is some sort of hydrogen bomb that can be fitted onto an intercontinental lipstick missile. and then in the last few minutes got this development of tremors being measured somewhere off north korea. i suppose it is important to say that earthquakes have been triggered by north korea carrying out test of that has increased since 2006. give us that has increased since 2006. give usa that has increased si

however, i mean, there's a lot of prudence in this, i suppose.a lot of them have medical conditions, i suppose that has to be taken into account. a lot of the houses are hurricane proof. people have been rather naive about this. but short of the tidal surge, the wind should not be so much of a concern. stephen, we will be thinking of you, as we are with all the people we've been talking to. best of luck to you. steven moxon bridge in sarasota, sounding plucky! on the line is lisa mcarthur, who is a british tourist in orlando, florida. lisa, what has this holiday brought that you weren't expecting? we were absolutely terrified in the morning. we don't know what to expect. we have called out for help. my local agency... we've been left with no help. the hotel gave us some guidelines, which are stay away from the windows if it gets really bad in case they get smashed. stay in the bathroom and barricade yourself. stock up on food and water. but we've been left, we've been abandoned. and now we're scared, we don't know what to expect. what have you as

we will see how things go in terms of the chief negotiator, he to be, i suppose, a little bit less openews of what has gone on in the discussions. with david davis, we might get more detail. susana, thank you very much indeed. the ratings agency moody's has downgraded britain's long—term credit rating. it says it made the decision because of the economic uncertainty caused by the brexit negotiations and the likelihood that the public finances would become weaker. downing street said the firm's assessments were outdated. well, jessica parker spoke to alistair wilson from moody's to ask him why the credit rating had been downgraded. we have downgrade uk for two reasons, firstly because we no longer have confidence that the uk government plans to bring the debt load down will come to fruition, and secondly because of the economic impact that we think brexit will have. another factor we have impact that we think brexit will have. anotherfactor we have taken into account is the distraction that brexit will pose to policymakers. the decision was made earlier this week, before the prime minist

we have our own ways of saying it, i suppose. i want to ask you about the president's latest iteration of the travel ban, which is quite different from how it was an unseated on the campaign trail and how it was introduced such illustrated on the campaign trail and how it was introduced such as it was a few months ago. gen. petraeus: the distinguishing feature of these countries is we do not have the confidence in them with either the way they issue passports or biometric data or whatever it may be and so, as has been announced, this list could grow come it could contract depending on how countries do in their responsibilities. i think there is a reasonable logic to this. it's not coming that singles out countries cousin of their faith and so -- because of their faith, so we will see how it evolves. i don't think we are taking huge numbers of individuals from a number of these are from countries to begin with. there is some substance to this. mr. tapper: secretary mattis was discussing troop levels in afghanistan. what would you r

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