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imus he was attacked, and obama arrested the film maker who wasn't responsible. imus he was attacked in iraq, and trump killed the warmonger and was responsible. after all of this, after reckons will targeted with iranian muscles coming into close to die from stands. do you get back. the american patriot do that. yes or no. you can't trust these people. trump doesn't. >> not all trying to say how dare you take him out that way. you should come in and tell us what you want to do. your pet should come in and tell us so that we can call the fake news that we can continue make it. can you a nudge in calling cooking and shift. say adam hayden, listen we have the world news number one terrorist, like to set up a meeting so that we can continue discuss his execution. would you be willing to do that. it's been all about me on the make it this way, we know is traveling. would get out of mind about them. you little pencil neck. [laughter]. >> is absolutely right. you just can't trust crazy. counsel to the president, kelly and conway, kelly was in the mexico the week. did i

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lot of them the key about imus and what i think on a walk. so men have to. kind of learn our how wash out of our stuff and you would you know would you would welcome a new job it all was an immediate solution in iraq where the tally i would anybody can eliminate but i mean i thought of it as a model i thought it. would take she. has said about them in a separate argument where he has similar is that the idea that. he would only what to do. what he said no not now how do you mean but i mean how can a nice you have your man you have been accused of being the cause of the current crisis had you not attacked u.s. forces in which killed a u.s. contractor maybe the crisis wouldn't have been where it is now do you regret that attack a little item with the head i'm going to play that if i thought i'd. be well you've got to get out of his beloved not out of neither whom for the i'll let her do that i do and you can we not only one of the only other whom i thought had been shuttling just him and you can help of that i mean as you listed off and on edge and the minute

of course it will be most about imus and if we decide to build long term stations on other planets we need to study the issue that and plan for it in advance even though because there are some very serious risks that have been scientifically proven by the wish there we're not running any experiments currently either on the. satellite image that will make us nice but the very least we can do is consider all of the option of them with doesn't do well and certainly if we're to think of building manned space stations we need to pick locations very carefully and make sure they're protected from space radiation yes so ice for decades now has been this platform for a corporation where you guys come together and put all the differences that you're countries have on earth a site do you think we're talking about we're focusing on flying to mars. astronauts and the community space community will come together in achieving that together or is it going to be who's going to get there 1st. huge fan of the idea and i really hope manned missions will be a joint effort signifying humanity's success. in

clara night is the coffee bomb from the imus in the communities has led to its name to brazil's most populous country now it's really not enough scale with lots of chemicals. intuitionism is come to know the traditional way of sustainably and free of pesticides but they are struggling to survive in the face of mass production of the 2060 minutes on d w. n b r e of climate change. his name is susan. lucci soon to be. 90 years to become the father future of. g.w. dot com which they're distributed to give us a clear cut or. months of saber rattling culminated over the past week in the u.s. 1st targeted killing of a high ranking foreign military official since world war 2 and in an unprecedented direct attack by iran on u.s. bases in iraq are the 2 sides now ready to the back down or could iran's thirst for retail e a chanst.

denied for days that it shut down in ukrainian passthrough jets after mistaking it for a cruise missile imus figures accuse the regime of a cover up also coming up on high alert in the philippines of okinawa near manila appears to be on the verge of a major eruption it's spewing gaffs and lava and thousands of people have been forced to flee we'll have more full our correspondents on site. the mayor of a small town in northern germany resides after receiving death threats from your nazi is surely under estimating the danger from far right extremism. on little rock that you so much for your company everyone the government in iran has denied a cover up after admitting it accidently shot down a ukrainian passenger jet killing all 176 people on board while protests took place in a number of cities over the weekend demonstrators have criticized the government for initially denying it was behind the disaster and tehran security forces have used tear gas to disperse protesters but they deny accusations that they used live ammunition. shouting and chaos as onlookers help people. shot and bleeding on

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today i'm here to hyundai my resignation as leader of the 5 star movement more to mr imus prevent any. right signon calling telling me nancy give up i'm not giving up this is just the end of a face with. currently without a leader 5 stars future looks more doubt than bright if it does come crashing down the view is it could bring the italian government down with it opening up a way for salvini to seize the asian national elections he's been waiting for since last summer challenged even ski. paris more news at the top of the hour because his art teacher national. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic to follow the only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. plus lead people by its own keep the slums you force me to do the focus of us to do so. to put you on what. you see in the film critic for the most good moment in. the room believe. you. more. little change when you don't then. no one. will love the gover

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accept it is a historic that but it doesn't mean it should not meet and that's a focus of my message imus's from you europeans that citizens' rights should be compromised in any way and we will continue to fight for folk auntie's physical crew for status free citizens in the u.k. and free movement rights for british citizens in the u. through our green power proposal and i would be interested in the in a dream session and in brussels to go meet piece as a parisian weepies late the we will still be on the front line too and for me peace in europe trying to get a good deal for british citizens in the e.u. as the negotiations not have the future relationship i'm working hard in the u.k. and solidarity with the e.u. citizens here to make sure they get physical proof of status we show you will need to counter this rumination and we would like to see green have green card in the hand of e.u. citizens in the u.k. and the same green card in hand of british citizens who are already resident in the e.u. and finally roger what would you say to a black city or m.p. at westminster policy westminster wha

today i'm here to hyundai my resignation as leader of the 5 star movement more to mr imus prevent any. once again calling telling me nazi give up i'm not giving up this is just the end of a face. currently without a leader 5 stars future looks more doubt than bright if it does come crashing down the view is it could bring the italian government down with it opening up a way for salvini to seize these in national elections he's been waiting for since last summer challenged even ski all t. paris so from the team on a cellphone now up next is the cause a report for you could use it's boom bust we're back in 30 minutes with more news headlines. how many americans are this is the kaiser report you know medievalism is coming back in a big big way one of why i mean. i have no idea but i will tell you something now we do see.

and imus n.b.c. and it were going full court a guy going to you know to tweeting about how. awful it's absolutely all you know what i did seeing because i didn't go that i didn't say to your rights violation your civil rights your human rights were violated you had to watch c.n.n. oh my god. i did i did but just a week ago here and let's watch it if you want to see the debates and we saw how blatantly unfair c.n.n. was to bernie sanders going after him going after him going after him and that's a collusion between the d.n.c. and the media companies to make sure all the outsider cad that its toll sigebert injury gang and now bernie sanders is going to get mercilessly attacked yang and told he not on the stage and now sanders being mercilessly attacked as a massage and as by the moderators not by other candidates by the moderators this is so obviously corrupt and big in while out an audience than ourselves out of this well know in all of what you just said works to whose advantage to bite and bite. ok and maybe hillary to buy lou to get through that bad or again our gentlemen

about democracy here i mean i was watching the last democratic debate and i was watching bernie and imus wondering if his primary is going to be stolen from him again i mean you you prize democracy so much but within the democratic party they don't have it is a very high priority if we look what happened in 2016 and if you look at the the the antics of c.n.n. i mean that was just absolutely atrocious their behavior in dealing with and i'm a conservative i'm defending bernie because you know he's out there peddling his ideas good for him that's what we need to do we need ideas i mean is the democratic party so wedded what democracy then i mean they really don't want to come to terms what happened in 2016 and that's why they want to impeach trump because they miscalculated and this guy got in the white house and they could never forgive that that's what this is all about go ahead. you know it's not surprising that you say that you're defending bernie i have the mag of folks that i've hung around with that love bernie why because these are 2 extremes are strong over here there's bernie over

debate in general finally exposed them to be just as biased and agenda driven as say a fox news or and imus and b. c i will ask the panel did c.n.n. space plan this week expose them as being agenda driven. i think it absolutely did but this isn't the 1st time we've seen this but it's nice to see that twitter is finally figuring it out and talking out about it but i think a lot of people like to say that fox news is right and c.n.n. has left it these are 2 no words that have continually pushed the same standard when it comes to our prison population when it comes to our endless wars in the middle east when it comes to government surveillance a number of issues but you don't see people like bush or obama or trump questioning c.n.n. and fox news don't really question those either and so i think it's nice that c.n.n. finally getting called out for that specifically with concern i agree with rachel i think that it's happened before i mean we saw this in the 26 election where it came out the working with the hillary clinton campaign we've seen this time and time again and twitter is catching up t

how do you criticize you don't know if you based full on imus not how do. you sort of shout mile a mile i mean you want to allow. the sense he says you know. the woman. thoughtfully laid out that that. does a lot of innocent. women a seattle. to live and all the. macula of the story i could go. for the other. one of 30 men. walk on the throne and the shuttle had a color to the whole and that's about the movie about the father how am i just don't. you were right i mean. i want to. jam out if i was a job for do a lot of the edge amount that really doesn't come out of like in the midst of the who sort of write the soon you have a new noir body. that there would another will how do you walk out ion the file and therefore live accordingly was a today is the i mean we want to know why the vote jade and little by shannon with about what was a dylan hand it could also which was that album of the month i would only little i'm not. sure. but i have to digest it that much to see did i just have to grab that thought about a hammer fall yet have followed through or foun

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have imus was here today and to hell with the top stories on al-jazeera russian and syrian warplanes have resumed attacks on syria's last remaining rebel held province at least 21 people have been killed in recent days and that's despite a ceasefire that was supposed to have started on sunday the white helmets rescue group has recorded more than a dozen violations of that cease fire cocktail of has her day on reports. i the damage caused by one of several air strikes in the northwest province of it but survivors trying to salvage what's left i emergency crews combed the rubble to recover the body of a child was there civilians were among the casualties and it lips city i was like did it have a jihad in the afternoon it lapses he was targeted by stick or 23 jets they hit the industrial area and alcohol markets caution must of those hurt have serious injuries. in a nearby hospital friends console a father grieving his son was a ceasefire which started on sunday was shattered on one so. 6 i was in syrian and russian jets attacked it that city as well as several rebel held town was the c

and imu have o hers thate so these are debilitating.imes.i >> it is something that the miliry, i knows taken very seriously, and you know that i remem back in 2011, i did a story in afghanistan, and th ilitary talk then about how they were trying to change the culture. i mean, how far has military culture come, or notme cfrome, the days where it was, you know,, hey, look, soldier, you've got a your arms and legs. go back to the front lines." how mu t hast culture changed or not? >> i think it has. and i think that peopleze recogthat it's a problem, just like they do n in football. and they know this is one of the very serious injuries you can have. but, you know, service members, you know,ce want to be out ther. they want to do their job. they want to fulfill their duties. they want to be with their othe soldiersd airmen and so forth. so it's a very tough thing to do. and it's a call to say,un", i think we've got to take y off the field right now."." >> and it's not just a call, righ at one point, the military decided this had to be mandatory. there was a diagnosc test established so

it was imus. i had no idea who imus was. sat and recorded it. my parents returning around getting ready and i was sitting there with a tape recorder. sounds like the old days and antiquated. much as i love everything at my fingertips a the spotify, nothing more magical than that. >> no. >> that -- was -- magic. and you know what's so funny about this whole era we're in now with podcasts? going back to the days of early radio. the magic of the voice. the magic -- it's so much more intimate. radio was so much more intimate and television. >> and intros in the morning in southern california. talked right up to the first lyric. you know? great stuff. >> so let's get back to the big story of the day. >> there you go. that's our break. there's our break. >> that was fun. now to mike pence and what lev parnas claims was the vice president's role in the ukraine scheme including how the president allegedly used pence to carry it out. start with the message parnas says he was told to deliver to ukraine about making that announcement of an investigation in

imus williams waited to announce her concerns until speaker policy publicly announce her impeachmentnquiry. the house managers did not tell you that. why not. tim morrison, who was lt. co. colonel's boss was also on the call. mr. morrison reported the call to the national security council lawyers not because he was troubled by anything on the call, because he was worried about leaks. and in his words, how it would play out in washington's polarized environment. i want to be clear mr. morrison testified, was not concerned that anything illegal was discussed. mr. morrison further testified that there was nothing improper and nothing illegal about anything it was set on the call. in fact, mr. morrison repeatedly testified that he disagreed with the lt. col. news assessment that president trump made demands of present zielinski ory said that any improper panel. here's mr. morrison. >> in that transcript does the president not asked zielinski to look into the bidens. >> mr. chairman i can only tell you what i was thinking of the time. that is not what i understood the president to be doin