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president trump and boris johnson in england was a victory for low taxes, lower taxes, more , which ison sense important. support for law enforcement, legal immigration, and a defeat for the corrupt, fake news media, here and in england, who their version of the democrat party, which lost. and a defeat for the democrats extreme abortion, allowing babies to be killed in the process of being born. and the democrats, a defeat for their early release of criminals, like california has been doing. and the defeat for sanctuary cities like nancy pelosi's san francisco district, with their infestation, drug crime, and diseases. >> just about two minutes left in our program. go ahead. over the that victory labour party was a lot to do with his consistent messaging around brexit and getting it done. or mentioned in that call had anything to do with the victory. if you look at recent elections in the united states, democrats won the governors mansion in kentucky. a ruby red state. we maintained the mansion in louisiana. total control in virginia. three southern states. i would caution people making

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this ison, do you think a big hope for the global economy? not all debt is created equal.e for answer structure -- infrastructure and a better health care system. we have to split, and i think the headline in 2020 will be the climate. there are a lot of things that will be on the headline of climate change. to some extent on the budgetary that thisbe excused is not because we want to but because we need to. we have the 2% limit right now, structurally over the next 10 years climate change is so significant, and the challenges so significant that we will allow another 2%. rewritten, will be and worries people had 10 years ago, we will not be so focused because climate will change. steen: ecb europe has changed every rule since the introduction of the euro, so why not change the 2%, that is an arbitrary number. politicians will grab and use that as a tool to lever the ability to spur more growth in the economy. anna: steen jakobsen, cio / chief economist, saxo bank, thank you so much. we will talk about outrageous predictions, not forecasts, but possibilities for 2020. stays

>>that's not one of the lyrics to the song but this isone some rookie police officers with in arkansasnt tased each otr while they were singing songs of the season like jingle bells and we wish you a merry ristmas. it was all part of their training in order to barmed with tasers many law enforcement officers must have the weapon tested on them before they're allowed to carry it. it is as you can see painful but it's meant to give them some insight into what the taser stude to suspects is goewithout saying, but again don't try this at home. no santa was not coing down the chimney of a north carolina couple's home on christmas eve. but they ceainly heard a clatter which turned outo be their new robotic vacuum. alyssa and thomas milam were in upstrs sit upstairs in their bedroom when they heard some loud mysterious noises coming from downstairs, so they are so afraid there was an intruder. they hit in their closet and called 911. deputies arrived in spotted the suspect. >>they asked me how long the head and i saidabout 2 days and they'll just start laughing because i knew i was one of tho

that while he had worked on ison's campaign in 1968, he waiting to see if he will dump spiro agnew in if dumped, come 1972. election time, he said i could go fishing that day. nixon and agnew swept the south in their landslide win over george mcgovern in 1972. southernersd, white in particular were among the most enthusiastic in anticipating an agnew presidential run in 1976. the gop county chairmen wrote to carolina-- of north wrote to agnew -- a new wind was blowing in the political life of the south. if you go for the number one spot, we are for you. one cannot help but notice that this letter-writer used south to refer to a solid republican south. i will turn it back to his act. -- to zach. >> i am going to pick up a story that is the most familiar, and that is spiro agnew after he becomes vice president. we are going to go quickly, because we want to get your questions and talk about it that way. nominated to be vice president, he stands up and notes the improbability of the moment. nobody knows who he is. in fact, there is a headline that has spiro who? a significant percentage

thank you john still waiting foa chp to clear this hot ot in oakland, this ison the nimitz. >>it's northbound just north of high street in aident here left over from e 5 o'clock hour and they stil have the 2 left lanes shut down one problem was one of the trucks involved here lost its load of on tanks that was scattered across the lanes so trafc is still squeezing by and it looks like they hope to have the road reopened shortly in fact, let's see if i caswitch over to a live camera. yeah there it is so i see me flashing lights up ahead, but itooks like they mostly have the side of the way sometimes you can get a of faster update from a camera than from crs on scene because they're so busy but looks much better because earlier when i checked in i saw traffic squeezing by in those right and lane. so that is great news, but now u have to deal with the backup with spills beyond the coliseum so be prepared for that we're checking in on your drive tme it's still on the rise at 27 minutes from to 38 to downtown oakland still definitely oid the nimitz freeway, although it's clearing

with distribution of fentany resulting in death which carries a maximum penalty f 20ears in federal ison 125 known drug transaction let the time. he was back august when federal prosecutors announced new initiative to crack down on drugs in the said so far they've made more than a 100 arrests. yet they say the city's sanctuary policy and its withdrawal from e joint terrorism task force is hampering cooperation between federal and local law enforcement which ultimately iscompromising safety away those policies are years ago. there's al result sanctuary indians on rap for those who. >>our this kind of crime. >>happens no matter what d so to attributed to a policy is think unfair. >>san francisco mayolondon breed says she's open to discussing the issue with the us attorney ernie, but wants to make sure any changes to policy don't lead to other problems. we want to make sure. >>that filing people violating people's civil liberti and i think the biggest challenge their metimes around racial profiling in a number of other issues are of serious concern to me. >>in the complaint prosecutors also

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isone of the issues that important for me is immigration.ld love to have the candidates from either party speak on the topic of immigration and immigration reform as well as immigration laws and for current climates that immigration has said. as we know, and america is a melting pot. surely has to be addressed because the current -- that is currently going on, we can't have this many -- there are issues that need to be addressed when it comes to immigration. >> president trump recently recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel. transfer the embassy there. i wonder if any of the would continue to recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel. it by presidential decision -- return the capital recognition policy. >> i am interested in hearing about more about what our candidates are planning to do to bcus.in hbc you -- hvb ana graduate and now cu, i want ton hb know what the candidates plan to do to sustain them. announcer: voices on the road from c-span. "washington journal" continues. host: david hawking is with us to give us historical p

to chinese state media, two other scientists who the court said had conspired with him will go to isonbrings up a lot of questions. you don't want people to be able to design their own children, to genetically modify their embryos. >> i was wondering what he did. it says he used chemical scissors to cut out a gene of a person infected with hiv. >> what he was doing was preventing the possibility for the girls to get hiv. >> right -- >> there's good that can come out of it. >> but it can risk other generations. >> i feel like we're there. >> we don't know what this could bring. a lot of unintended consequences. have you seen this video? this is heart pounding. take a look at this dash cam video out of alaska. a tow truck driver was crouched down -- there you go, exactly. near a broken down vehicle on christmas day. and then a white suv comes barreling around the bend -- >> that was a close call. >> the vehicle immediately drifts into the other lane and comes within feet of the tow truck driver. and this is the best part. it appears he had no idea it even happened. >> oh my -- >> unbelie

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