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john curtis, professor of politics at the university of strathclyde and also in london, jonathan, less political commentator and deputy director of the think tank british influence . welcome to the program. i'd like to begin in london with alex nuns. i 1st saw that you're actually in this documentary eve, so you've now finally seen all of it. it must be bittersweet on the one hand vindication that you were right. but on the other hand, actually disappointment that it got at this stage, i will certainly ask people who work for general corbin or even people who are just supportive of them. and part of is movement. we knew all along that this kind of internal sabotage was happening. and essentially what, what was occurring was a civil war within the labor party where the existing established party establishment staff and the m. p. 's and song were working as hard as they could to, for the chances of the left wing in the form of german corbin's leadership. to, to make his case, to the electra and to advance. and so, so yes, we will. no, but in britain especially, there's been one sided med

john curtis in glasgow. you've heard what both i guess of had to say about this dr. rich about the allegations are within documentary, but do ordinary people care, your professor politics are upholstered to ordinary people. care about this kind of internal fighting for the most part. no, but it's certainly correct to say that on people are less likely to vote for parties that are internally divided in, in a sense. one of the advantages the labor party hazard department is that is pretty care that the conservatives are divided. that is the perception of public hobble them. ah, it was something that was in the end, particularly fuel by party gates in the way, in the end. or as johnson's government effectively collapse at the beginning of july, ah, this year, ah, as compared with that, ah, the current arguments about the past in saudi, they were party and the way in which jeremy kobus was treated certainly will not have the st. good residence of voters. ah, not least, i'm afraid because whatever his merits, although jeremy corbin serenity available in the 2017 general e

but my friend john curtis from utah now leads the conference -- conservative. they acknowledge climate change is happening. let's get stuff done. it is profound that they made that move. that is a big change. one of things is evangelicals who have taken this up as a cause, saving god's creation. that is such an important part of the republican base. i think they see people from florida see what streets in miami on sunny days, everyone is going to be in this conversation. i think it is a good start. i think the conversations are getting better. >> that's great to hear. i'm going to tailor this question from the audience just a little bit. how do you think the military should be approaching climate change? we obviously have impact directly on our installations from flooding to increased heat index but is there a concern from you or other members in congress about the pseudo-military innovation of climate change? >> i don't know what that is. i have never heard of it. the military should be completely focused on facts, completely focused on what it means for the m

they're not so much denying as they are maybe taking their time my friend john curtis from utah now leads the conservative climate caucus. they joined up and acknowledged that climate change is happening. now i'll tell him let's move along and get some stuff done but it's profound that they've made that move. that's a big change in the conversation as well and one other thing is what the evangelicals who have taken this up as a cause. saving god's creation. that's such an important part of the republican race vote and i think that they see people from florida see what streets in miami on sunny days, everyone's going to be in this conversation relatively quickly and i think the bill we just passed is a good start. i think the conversations are getting better. >> that's great to hear. i'm going to tailor this question from the audience to a little bit . how do you think the military should be approaching climate change written large. like, we obviously have impact directly under installations to increase the index but is there a concern all from youor other members in congress about the pse

john curtis is professor of politics at the university of strength clyde, and a senior research fellowch center for social research. he joins me now from glasgow. it's good to have you. i want to be quite clear here, i want to talk about your research. it has been done at a time, though, when i think it is hair fair to say that republicanism is something of a redundancy curtice at least in the uk as a political is to one of these successes of queen elizabeth the second has been to sustain the interest and support in the monarchy here. your findings, found, and, i quote, the successes and problems of the royal family affect how much people value the institution. and you are making a point that king charles will have some work to do to ensure that he continues the support for the institution. just talk us through some of what you found. >> well, essentially what we are saying, is that although in many respects there is clear evidence of a certain solidity and stability to support for the monarchy, the level of support for the monarchy has varied in response to events. and therefore, i th

there's a link between noah purifoy, judson powell, curtis tann, and john outterbridge.ferson: john outterbridge came out here and became fascinated not only with los angeles and all that was possible with it, but he found friends, and he made allies, and together, he cared about offering what other people weren't giving to us, so, you know, let's have a communicative arts academy, and if you have the watts tower art center, if you have outterbridge starting the communicative arts academy where they had dance and music, this is a neighborhood activity. nobodyas trying to come in and bring this stuff for them. it was from the ground up, and they made it happen. outterbridge: in los angeles, i was introduced to this city, about art the tool for change. we started to have conversations about the street environment being the studio environment, and i really believed that--or thstudio being anywhere that you chose for it to be. noah and judson powell talked to me a lot about that, and it formed an attitude that i just embraced within myself. purifoy: at the time, i recall, we

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curtis, don, and to jacob. it's worth noting as it by john is not a member, despite also being a former soviet republic mania asked the s, the c s t o rather fin military aid earlier this month, but it's sending effect finding change. in january, the group deployed troops for the 1st time in its history, 2000 peacekeepers were sent to catholics done to help stop protests against the government. samuel la delivery vesta by me is a managing director at the european neighborhood council. he says it's unlikely the russian lead team will be impartial, the collective security treaty organization. our meeting at the request of armenia were on speaking escalation situation to country. because of course, both institution be problematic and also many would say biased since a john is not a member of the russian lead collective security treaty organization, which has in fact other members, armenia, russia, has accenture expanded sense? so what, what it also shows is really that russia is probably incapable of mediating this conflict between armenian as john church and notoriously, also has a difficult relationship with armeni

john. hello. he is travelling with a delegation, including california congresswoman jackie's buyer, who is of armenian descent, security chiefs from curtis on and to g. cust on, have discussed the latest flareup in fighting along their disputed border. dozens of people been killed in the violence. the 2 former soviet states blame each other for the fighting that broke out on wednesday. there have been border skirmishes between the 2 nations ever since they gained independence of the breakup of the soviet union in 1991 and queen elizabeth 8 grand children have held a vigil around head coffin as she lies in state at westminster hall. thousands of people have been queuing in london for many hours to pay their final respects ahead of monday's funeral. now those are the headlines and these continued, hey, on out there are off to counting the cost and you can keep up on i was, is there a dot com we know what's happening in our wheat and we know how to get the places that others hang on i want it done, but own via god. by that put it on purpose. i did 0 had the time in a full grammy and go live on the on the go live, the were another boy that m

john allen team move in. catherine mcgarry nowak. curtis turns noel. north.s of the september 11th attacks. >> this is a live look now at the ceremony unfolding in new york. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> visa says it plans to start categorizing gun shop sales separately from its other sales. the move considered a major win for gun control and gun safety expert. they say it will help track any suspicious surgs in gun sales and possibly prevent future mass shootings. the says move is expected to add pressure on other payment processors such as mastercard and american express to introduce similar policies. an electric car maker is changing its charging system to help during power outages. nissan approve new technology that can act that allows its cars to act as a battery backup for a building. the company says the system will be compatible with any of their leaf models built since

valley general holcomb coming on and then curtis and the were training inland because of course the germans were on the east so so this is where i'm going to let john don jump in my wonderful co-author we wanted to really give a little background of reports and here here the marines are getting ready to join the pacific. so, don, with further ado. okay. okay. all right. thank you, amy. how's everybody tonight? you a good looking group. and i want to begin, while i want to say a couple of words, staff. so the wonderful team can get the second powerpoint. but i first want to start by wishing you all a happy flag day, and i can't think of a better place. yeah, go ahead and applaud for flag day. for old glory. god bless america. and i cannot think of a better place to spend flag day, even if i weren't talking about one of the greatest officers in american military is certainly most significant to world war two. at then the world war. national war. war. world war two museum was national treasure to us all. and of course, i want to thank colonel bell, jeremy collins. thank you, general myers, for being here also want to recognize a young man, bruton peac