what the hell is mode imo and why am i here for the first time hot air. and ramona make it your business to see that no one messes with the setting of my tribe it was. for over two thousand episodes i've drank coffee tea and sometimes bach out of line to please i'll try but i'm. you know ever since this coma incident things have been slipping around here it's not just the settings of my chair or the mug by the way my pajama jeans are gone too you know what your pajamas. security relax these really are just little things oh i've been in this business long that up to that seemingly little things turn into big things oh haw. is it true do some real host of you came on the show yes the we do a little kind of remote where we have the panel come on and one of the episodes you've often played kind of villainous character. like that well it was fun aren't they they're more fun but i guess it's typecasting i started out my first broadway show was his the spider woman why play in a very powerful intoxicating sean to so the one nine hundred forty s. and then the lip

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assistance and support it seems there's a lot of but very little action from the powers that be in europe imo meanwhile italy is continuing to sink and the strain of the michael crisis. sicily and while italy says it's tired of bearing the brunt of migrants french police have been using drones and dogs to hunt down those trying to slip across the border from italy to france in super universe. study history professor paolo botha d.n.a. says it's time for european partners to do more to deal with the crisis. situation is being left alone. now is not is not able to deal with these of these. among the local population and the local population who is with the with the government and with the rupee and you. say you should have done more to have done more i know the housing it system looms or. if you look and all of the african coals so we have to find a solution which might be radical solution to see it off the courts closed paulson who ran. the un's chemical weapons what you're reporting to a deadly chemical incident and province and while there doesn't attribute any blame western officials reaffi

and support it seems there's a lot of poor but very little action from the powers that be in europe imo meanwhile italy is continuing to sink under the strain of the michael crisis charlotte. r.t. sicily. and well at least says it's tired of bearing the brunt of migrants french police supernews ing drones and dogs to hunt down those trying to slip across the border from italy to france and in super university history professor paolo bernardino he says it's as well after time now for at least a european partners to work harder to finish the crisis. being left alone. now is not is not able to deal with these and more these create. among the local population and the local population who is with the with the government and we do pm you. you know the. day you should have done the more. i know glamorizing in system acceptance or. if you look and all of the african coals so we have to find a solution which might be radical solution to see it all the ports closed but also the people who are. the un's chemical weapons watch dog because published a report into a deadly chemical incident and serio

very little action from the powers that be in europe imo meanwhile italy is continuing to sink under the strain of the michael crisis charlotte. r.t. sicily. says tired of bearing the brunt of migrants french police have been using drones and dogs to hunt down those trying to slip across the border from italy to france in super university history professor paolo nutini says it's time for its nice european partners to do more to deal with the crisis. bearable tolerable or terrible situation has been left alone and italy is now is not is not able to deal with these and more these great. amount of the local population and the local populations will admire the with the government first and we do you pm you. see the european union will be acting in a co-operative way you should have done more to have done more in organizing a system of acceptance or glamorising it system of if you'll go and control of the african cause so we have to find the solution which might be radical solution to see all of the ports closed paulson the people who are docking. new german legislation and branding both

and support it seems there's a lot of poor but very little action from the powers that be in europe imo meanwhile italy is continuing to sink under the strain of the michael crisis charlotte. r.t. sicily. artie shaw of dubai and skills i spoke to sarah at a young career from doctors without borders who described what it's actually like to rescue migrants in the mediterranean. this is the prudent spirit how many people have. rescued in these seas. people. just with. all of the conditions. have been the scariest. because you have people coming on. to be honest. many people. and sometimes they're dead people and people have drowned. because of the panic and also because. they panic because they're. under the. water gets in there as well the conditions are it's very challenging physically and also emotionally. mentally because you have to prepare yourself for anything. that could be. anything what kind of story. had to make a journey so many. but then you have. people. to ship and then there are a lot of people who are fleeing libya who are businessmen and traders business women working as

thousands of people pouring vodka down drains with this law when it happened like other countries are home imo you know ok ferocious you know i love never talking about it we are but we're also talking about the global you know. this fight against russia's version of britain's section twenty eight and i was going there at the moment first of all i've always said it's wrong and i disagree with the law and i think it's a backward step out of the use of for they getting to fight this law that putin obviously agrees with what he first of all what i'm not going to speak for putin whether he's on the phone to the russian people trying to fight section twenty eight because in britain we got it repealed eventually we did but it was sort of like you know many many. may diverge against. a doctor and the thing with the thing with russia is that it's a divided society and you cannot compare somebody who lives in tomsk to somebody who lives in modern day moscow they're complete polar opposites where you can't you can in modern day society in britain you can compare that lifestyle in manchester somebody wou

imo mnthink in some ways we're spending too much time curtailing the movie and talking about what's happening in the theater perhaps. other thing i would say is this isn't new. you know, we've always kind hear two different world views. i think what's new and disturbing and the thing we can all agree on is that sometimes you get so caught up in the movie, we're not even talking about what the true facts on the ground r. we're not listening to each other. i know for myself one of the reasons i listen to your show, hugh, why i watch fox news -- sorry -- on occasion is because i want to know what other people are thinking, and i want to be open to the idea that i might be wrong about something. i would hope that my colleagues on the other side would do the same. >> are we talking about the movies too much and not what putin and trump said yesterday -- >> i think we're covering it. trump tweets about something and there's a lot of coverage. general mattis, secretary mattis makes a big decision, you don't get as much -- we're covering policy at times, not enough. and the tweets and drama around do

proofing japan will be out of the cell phones or not of mother the divine is with the pollution doesn't imo the. also did get us for the region it neutralizes a local delusion but thinking for them did most of us the people who do the power to put the interests in the region. french president emanuel try to wow his guest donald trump of this year's best deal day parade he got a marching band to belt out a punchy rendition of french group daft punk's hit get lucky donald oh look less than impressed. with. her. her her. her own. words. well many in the media were quick to point out the donald trump is far less comfortable with pop culture than his predecessor barack obama. looks at why the two opposite so differently. according to a recent poll president trump's approval ratings are low really low but it seems that people don't so much just like him as a president as much as they just don't like him as a person sixty five percent of those who disapprove of trump said it was because of his personality while only sixteen percent objected to his policies ok trump is undeniably a one of a kind pr

as it's known was used by one of the men to develop new imo brutal torture techniques. the resistance to interrogation program we don't actually use the word torture in the training however there are torture techniques that are used to certain levels during the training this is all part of a program that's called sere s e r e survival evasion resistance to interrogation and escape so what we were doing were protecting those operators those people on strategic reconnaissance flights doing operational work of around the world to collect intelligence and also those that were operational and working in counter terrorism how to resist enemy interrogation and those techniques were educated to fill a very precise and were not used to hurt or harm the students and every student had a stop code a code that they could use at any time to have all activity stopped so again torture in the mind of a student is different from being tortured for days and days and weeks which is what we're hearing about the bush she torture program all of the activities that one on by the cia were gross

afford my health insurance, i'm on an exchange, but we change the rescue from 1 - 321 - 5 and reduce imo subsidies, 30 - 50% of their disposable income will be in health insurance. that's what you're not hearing here.r so, we have to come together. aa we have to come together with the fundamental question of what is wrong. not just with the affordable care act but with healthcare and how do we fix it and how do weu? change outcomes? w we can do that if we can't work together. this is a body divided 48 - 52. how do you come together if you don't come to the middle to compromise? you don't. at the end of the day, we haveet not met our deepest obligation witches to speak for those who are the least fortunate among us. we have not met our obligations to govern this country in a way that would make her founding fathers product, to make her system proud of that can advance this idea that the united states congress can get something done the united states of america instead of partisan ring cream. so, we hold out the hope that we will at one point be able to debate these ideas we presented. we

pushing japan will be out of the cell phones or not of one of the divine these political solution doesn't imo the fundies will pop or go out and. get us for a little bit in the political world the region but each of them thinking for the most the interests of the political the power of the pull of the infidels in the region. the french president all that all stops trying to tame donald trump at this week's best steel day parade the man while mccrone got a marching band to play a punchy rendition of dull punks hit to get lucky the us president both seem less than impressed. with. her. or. her. work. many in the media were quick to point out that donald trump is far less comfortable with pop culture than his predecessor barack obama jacqueline du going to accept why the two u.s. presidents are perceived so differently. according to a recent poll president trump's approval ratings are low really low but it seems that people don't so much just like him as a president as much as they just don't like him as a person sixty five percent of those who disapprove of trump said it was because of his pers

number of older people a significant proportion and it could even get to one in two of older people imo the one into of women. going to be unable to live independently and need more income to support themselves in their store the state pension doesn't help you on that. thank you you'd think they'd be less noisy with all the employees and all of a after the break and as a new president takes office in india today one of jeremy goldman's newest m.p.'s is really inquiry into an alleged british back to the golden temple in the brits or india bus a good day to bury bad news what destroys or be lost in transit in this week's buried news all the civil to him going on the ground. local blogs selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that still. produce offspring of tell you that every gossip and tabloid lifestyle for the most important news today . doesn't tell me you are not cool enough to buy their product. these are the hawks that we along with all the one. yes so all this is all the. politicians to do something to. put th

pushing japan will be out of the self and or north of mother the divine is when the solution doesn't imo the fundies will probably also get us for the region it neutralizes told to go to egypt but thinking for them did most of us the political the power of the poor due to their interest in the region. emanuel micron trying to cast donald trump at this year's bastille day parade by getting a marching band to battle to punchy rendition of french electric do you daft punk's head get lucky donald no less than impressed. with. her her. or . chum's behavior has sometimes triggered waves of indignation both in the media and among the public some commentators think it may have contributed to the fall in his approval ratings and yet many of his key policies are not only pretty popular but also similar to those of predecessor barack obama whose ratings at the start of his presidency was sky high checked into the why the two perceived so differently according to a recent poll president trump's approval ratings are low really low but it seems that people don't so much just like him as a president as

sustainability we also need to participate in politics imo you know i am a real groundsheet and in that sense that you know the struggle for political power i think is also has profound liberating possibilities especially in a country like mexico with such a rich history of social movements and politicians struggling from below you know if you compare for instance the political tradition in mexico to the political preceded states you can see that in mexico we have much more deep commitment to you know fundamental democratic values compare you know who might have one of those are our freedom father and you compare him to george washington george washington with a slave owner while what i did also wasn't half of african descent and you can keep on going through mexican history like that you know through a bit into what is compare him to ever have we can at last a joke out of it as to franklin roosevelt the mexican leaders always come from below and are very much linked to civil society and talk about liberation not just reform and so you know i think that all north american let america go

number of older people a significant proportion and it could even get to one in two of all the people imo the wanted to have women are going to be unable to live independently and all the banks need more income to support themselves in there is still the state pension doesn't help you on about us all them thank you you'd think they'd be less noisy with all the m.p.'s on all of it after the break and as a new president takes office in india today one of jeremy coleman's newest m.p.'s calls for the inquiry into an alleged british back to draw city of the golden temple in the brits or india bus a good day to bury bad news what destroys or be lost in transit in this week's bury the all the symbol coming over but through him going on the ground. this is a real news today we discussed decision to end cia operations in syria russia in the us are working together but most players in this proxy conflict aren't happy about this and some surprising but expected developments in ukraine. it's a very rough road to rangers so it's rough climates and you have to win fights to be able to the flag. it was

judeo bushies on the one hand taking the group of people do it on the other hand is butchers so imo they move to what they don't like now this or that they don't work . so they try to merge it with try to democratize it they try to make it to the wall say to me it is despicable i say how do you know that if a record of modern liberalism is intolerance absolutely and i think it walks. the walk on do they have to demand eyes which is i had but but i know that it's a whole wall there's a big wall there india china they're not buying this stuff anymore europeans are buying that's not anymore so i think it's pretty rare for local consumption or for local media which i think of the you know he was speaking earlier about syria and there's a lot of international issues that major countries like the united states and russia. could work together on with this sanction new sanction bill here and this very odd statement that i read from secretary tillerson this is a rhetorical but at the end of the day do you think that they're going to get down and work together on issues of common concern this is j

. >> imo morning -- what time of day? >> my body wakes me up at 6:30 end the morning. i would go from early in the , i would eat breakfast at my desk. i would go each day until 6:00 the evening.0 in i would have a late burst of energy before the 6:00 range and --. it requires discipline. joy of doing a book like this, the joy of doing my , the joy isdr. king in the strength you draw from meeting the people. i am so close with some of the surviving people from king world, though many of them have passed on. the great joy of doing this book is not in the right tank, -- in not writing, the joy is in fisher,people like rob which we talked about in the earlier hour, barack's closest friend until the mid-90's. barack's three years in law school at harvey dep -- harvard. getting to talk to 20 or more 60 were on wall review with barack. these are all really bright people. talking to ridley bright people is -- bright people is fun. one or two very conservative phyllis shapley's son andrew was a class meet -- classmate of barack's. , my first on interview for this book, greg tol

. ♪ emily: imo emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology."oming up, microsoft focus on the cloud pays off as revenue soared past the highest estimates. we will break down there fourth quarter scorecard. elon musk says he got the green light for his underground tunnel project. we will dig into the hyperloop that can get you from new york to d.c. in under half an hour. hulu steps up to the plate in the streaming battle against amazon and netflix. a guest joins us on the race to rule content in the golden age of television. first to our lead. microsoft shares are rising in extended trading, up as much as 2.7% after reporting sales that rose. for the current service. it points to the company's turnaround plan working. lately to reshape microsoft as a cloud computing powerhouse with new services related to office 365, a shift that led to a massive sales restructuring. rose. activity software increased 43%. joining us now to break it down is cory johnson. we have to talk about the cloud first. cory: it is amazing growth. only amazon web services is

communication in the imo g code and william and mary professors robert archibald and david solomon asked for the future of american education in the road ahead for america's colleges and universities. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >>. >> hello. let me get the microphone a little set up. good afternoon and welcome to the commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know. you can find the club on the % % can you just give us insight into what it was like to be a dissident input and led russia and how that kind of crackdown on civil liberties and participation intensified? was it gradualtalk to us about how that happened? >> it's funny , eight months ago i was here in south pacific and i traveled across the country promoting my previous bookk. >> which we'll talk about also. >> everybody wanted to ask me about ibm and the blue. [laughter] so now i have a new book. and i don't think it's inescapable. but somehow it's the two are connected because a lot of russian stories are

receiving the imo last june, trump junior, along with jared kushner and paul manafort, met with someoneescribed to them as a "russian government attorney." remained secret until kushner mentioned it on a revised security clearance form. amy: in an interview with reuters, president trump's defended his oldest son. he said -- "i think many people would have held that meeting [captioning made possible by democracy now!] when asked if he knew about the meeting, he said "no, i did not know until a couple of days ago when i heard about this." still with us, glenn greenwald . as you look at this, as an american from your vantage point in rio de janeiro, your response to this latest development in the whole issue of russiagate? so here's what i don't understand about this. certainly, it is an interesting email. i am glad it surfaced. it does lend some credence to the possibility that the trump administration colluded with the russians criminally, meaning with their hacking of the dnc and put us to enough, if in fact the russians did that as the intelligence agencies claim -- although, that prod

. >> imo alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology."heck of your first word news. o.j. simpson will be paroled after serving nearly nine years in prison for armed robbery and assault with a weapon. a nevada parole board decided today that the 70-year-old former football and movie star will be released in october after serving his minimum term. jeff sessions announced today he has no plans to resign his position as attorney general. that despite president trump expressing regrets about appointing him to the nation's top law enforcement job. robert mueller is expanding the probe into russia and the trump campaign. that is according to people familiar with the matter who's 80 special counsel is examining a broad range of business transactions by president trump and associates, including apartment sales to russia. the senate gop's revised health bill would increase the number of people without health coverage by 22 million over the next 10 years. the nonpartisan cbo also finds the bill will raise costs for people in private insurance covera

i am and amazon prime customer and i got an imo about free delivery about what i would like. you expect to see from amazon? >> investors will say that $15 billion is a big number but for jeff bezos, it is not a big number. i think they felt that they had to change the model a little bit. they needed to get close to the customer, so they needed to buy bricks and mortar. the retail is trying to figure out their distribution. >> we have talked to you a couple of times about these numbers. there is one company that investors are not very worried about amazon and that is netflix, whose stock is searching despite being in direct competition. >> netflix is amazonian in terms of their ability to attract more users. and nbcon are what abc are spending. amazon is spending four and a half billion dollars on content. $2 billion when they heard amazon's footsteps behind them. netflix is not showing up saying next year we will be number three in the world of e-commerce whereas amazon wakes up and goes, that is an interesting field that might create intensity across prime relationships. wit

it is our responsibility -- it is the imo humans clause. moluments clause. >> maybe we should move along, have a boat or two. we're not going to resolve this tonight. but, get moving. there's someone waving his hand furiously. mr. chairman. would like to disagree with my good friend from alabama and speak in support. of the commonort sense of amendment of mr. o o'halloran. one, to be clear, winning the election does not give you an excuse to waste taxpayer money. , sometimes even on thursdays, he gets off with his manyrage to one of his properties. those responsible for this transportation and getaways? our air force. who puts the bill for these junkets? the american taxpayer. we pay almost $200,000 for every hour air force one is in operation, and today we're fed 44 tribes. you want to compare that to president obama's tenure, it is not even close. anthe past, this was expensive american taxpayer haply except a but there is never been a president who spends 40% of his time hopping from his own properties back and forth. thecan see that acr

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