the other thing interesting to watch, is the speaker, mr burke how ——john watch, is the speaker, mr burke —— john bercow, lots watch, is the speaker, mr burke how ——john bercow, lots of watch, is the speaker, mr burke how —— john bercow, lots of ramblings and grumblings about it. his statement earlier on the week, that he was talking about stupidity, but not necessarily directed at andrea leadsom. a lot of backchat about mr berkow. it will be a distinct see what sort of a reception he gets, he had, too. we will be back very shortly. lots of sunshine across the uk. this was the scene in cumbria. lovely scene in the mountains in the background, there are. it hasn't been sunny, everywhere, though. quite a lot of clout in central and eastern parts. it is burning back to

all quite. —— john burke out, the speaker of the commons. all quite. ——john bercow.rod. david leakey, the former black rod who retired from his role in february has attitude the claims that maccabi was rude and worthy of the job made earlier this week in a newsnight. —— that john the job made earlier this week in a newsnight. —— thatjohn bercow was. the pressure is being heaped onjohn bercow. people are looking for him to resign. i would say there is a massive difference between bullying and anger. ifjohn bercow is showing signs of anger with feel sorry for him, we don't want to have dinner with them, at the end that the day, leave him alone. he is the speaker. the think he... entirely different matter. the chaplain to the house of commons was on bbc news today saying that was not a thinker should recognise of him. she's never in this kind of meeting so what he might be like that. if he think his anger on somebody who can answer back i call that a bully. that should be stopped and he should be dealt with. if this is just expulsion in private, then... this isa expulsi

the other thing interesting to watch, is the speaker, mr burke how ——john watch, is the speaker, mr burkeof ramblings and grumblings about it. his statement earlier on the week, that he was talking about stupidity, but not necessarily directed at andrea leadsom. a lot of backchat about mr berkow. it will be a distinct see what sort of a reception he gets, he had, too. we will be back very shortly. lots of sunshine across the uk. this was the scene in cumbria. lovely scene in the mountains in the background, there are. it hasn't been sunny, everywhere, though. quite a lot of clout in central and eastern parts. it is burning back to the coast, but that was in london just a short time ago. these guys coming throughjust just a short time ago. these guys coming through just about, here. just a short time ago. these guys coming throughjust about, here. it might stay quite cloudy along the north sea coast, rampart of yorkshire. up into northumberland, it might be quite cool, hip. but lots of sunshine and if you shower is developing in the far south—east of england later on. maximum temperature i

movements go to the mainstream and just for contrast, our number is 450,000 people for this movement, john burkebegan 158,000 so kind more well-known but much less violent corollary example of extremist political formations in us history for historians is actuallysmaller than we're looking at here. >> . >> thank you for the presentation. you indicated that you put your research to 1995, basically. could you explain and bring us up-to-date and proper as to what has happened ? the new york times had an article describing the internal conflicts within the movement in the centrifugal forces making the internal factions start to compete. what's your sense of all that? >> i think the reason my research and that 1995 is the archival materials i draw from our not available after that date and will be available for several years though the studies i'm presenting here are something that can't continue to the present moment. what we have is the work of sociologists who monitor the internet presence of the movement and watchdogs who do the monitoring ofinflows in violence and membership . so i think broadly

one thing that will be happening is thatjohn burke one thing that will be happening is that john burkel not actually be in the chair, and the reason for that, is because he is at the funeral of his predecessor. —— bercow. not because of the allegations that have been made against him about bullying. so, in his place will be the deputy speaker, sir lindsay hoyle. interesting to see, a different sort of occasion. john bercow likes to stretch pmq ‘s that it goes on way longer than half an hour. much the discomfort of theresa may. i suppose that that pleases a lot of her backbenchers. it'll be interesting to see if it is the same thing. in terms of what might come up, strange, because the two sort of big stories of the last few days have been as usual, wrecks it, but —— brexit. i think it is quite possible that brexit won't be the main focus of the clash between mr corbyn and mrs may. local elections, maybe not early. it not either. slightly uncertain what we will get today. 0k, uncertain what we will get today. ok, thank you very much. it is time now for a look at the weather forecast. si

the grand event, peter is very excited about it joining our closing bell exchange is peter costa, john burke strategies, and our own rick santelli from the cme in chicago so, what do you think here the dow's down 90 now, going back to what the president said about trade a short while ago? >> i think it's a reaction to that, but, you know, we're in this trading range, last five days, last six days, in fairly narrow trading range look over the last three months, it's been about 13 hur00 pointsn the dow and 1800 on the s&p. i think we're in that pattern for a while. the other thing is, you know, i read somewhere people start to talk about we're in a potential bear market showing up, recession. a bear market never starts with the russell hitting an all-time high never happened, will never happen jo does that give you comfort >> interest rates, big deal, 3.11% on the 10-year treasury, biggest number since 2011, but look what happened in 2013 when rates did just tick 3%, the market up over 30% and one of the things i'm encouraged by is, and much said about this, the yield curve is getting flatter,

speaker. secretary to this speaker. eight mobile phone and mr burke oh‘s hand was smashed on a table. hand was smashed on a table. —— johnice on the table. bercow‘s hand was nice on the table. people have worked around him and were not particularly comfortable. were not particularly comfortable. where does this leave the speaker? how damaged is he by these allegations? allegations? as considering and needs to be investigated? investigated? who decide whether or not they have confidence in a speaker. confidence in a speaker. concerned, he has denied them strongly. strongly. as he did the allegations on tuesday. on tuesday. statement for a spokesperson for the speaker. speaker. people with different backgrounds, perspectives and ideas. perspectives and ideas. 2011—2012 but interacted adequately after that. after that. speaker's office in what has been a difficult week for him. difficult week for him. all right, thank you. bill cosby from the oscars academy. indecent assault against women. to uphold the academy's values of respect for human dignity. who admitted statutory rape of a 13—year—old in 1977. to kill pupils and te

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john, thank you. we're glad to have your choice to this program. -- voice to this program. this is from myelin burks, a tweet. this is the few times that george w. bush has said something i agree with. and this is from carol. peace through strength is our president's motto. i agree. no, we are not all in this together. weren't allowed to check iran's military situations. where do you think iran would keep their inspections? duh, in a place where inspectors do not check. it's got to be really bad for the worst president in history to come out and scold you. and then finally from t.j. trump is getting things done that bush and obama could not. they are jealous and bitter. next is josephine joining us from new jersey, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. let me begin by saying happy mother's day to all mothers alive and dead. host: thank you, josephine. i agree. caller: i'm 74. born during world war ii. started school during the korean war. was in nursing school during the vietnam war. i mean, we've always known war. and unfortunately, people have what i call convenient amnesia. they f

burke, clarence thomas, rosamond gaetz brewer and nikki haley. hillary clinton, rex tillerson, james mattis and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, tim cook, john kasich, kate .rown and luis gutierrez friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, jimmy carter, betsy devos, mark meadows and keisha lance bottom. next week in prime time on c-span and c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. >> next a look at reconstruction in afghanistan and the lessons that can be drawn from future rebuilding efforts. the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction spoken to brookings institute giving his this report. from the office in the sea, this is -- and d.c., this is 2.5 hours. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the brookings institution. my name is john allen. i'm the president of the brookings. it is my pleasure to be joint by sopko.nd, john john joins us as part of our event entitled "afghanistan: lessons for the u.s. expense -- stabilization, lessons from the u.s. experience in afghanistan." this event happens to share the same title with a report which will be rolled out today. you will be hearing from john shortly on the report's conte