in the national interest the only people whose interests would be served are jeremy corbyn and john mcdonald. the british people want us to get on with it and they want us to focus on the other vital issues that matter to them to building a stronger economy delivering first class public services and the homes that families need these are the public's priorities and they must be the conservative party his priority is to we must and we shall deliver on the referendum vote and seize the opportunities that lie ahead but the conservatives must not be a single issue party we are a party of the whole nation moderate pragmatic mainstream committed to reuniting our country and building a country that works for everyone the agenda i set out in my first speech outside this front door delivering the bricks it people voted for building a. country that works for everyone i have devoted myself and sparingly to these tasks ever since i became prime minister and i stand ready to finish the job. ok we've just been listening in live to to resume a speaking outside downing street there where she's making really

shocked where is the democracy of the shadow of results from inquiries as the shuttle transferred john mcdonald i have documents here with loads of names in them and we have tweeted journalists which have been fingered within this document as is my very well who you're not in it as a target but not mccarthyism perhaps and even even watergate wasn't to the tune of two million pounds but i should just say the b.b.c. and the murdoch times already saying not that this is a bad idea which you seem to be saying it is up at the times of the b.b.c. easy to be saying where did they get this information from and it's our sister company of r.t. . sputnik and they have got it and they hacked to get this information that exposes what you allege is wrongdoing there is a very lesion a clear cut very lesion of democracy freedom of expression and we trust the media then to talk of freely ever recall when there's millions of pounds being spent by the taxpayer to destroy the trust them either to be honest now it's when i have seen this you know campaign against the labor party campaign against because i know germ

in the national interest the only people whose interests would be served are jeremy corbyn and john mcdonald. the british people want us to get on with it and they want us to focus on the other vital issues that matter to them to building a stronger economy delivering first class public services and the homes that families need these are the public's priorities and they must be the conservative party's priorities to we must and we shall deliver on the referendum vote and seize the opportunities that lie ahead but the conservatives must not be a single issue party we are a party of the whole nation moderate pragmatic mainstream committed to reuniting our country and building a country that works for everyone the agenda i set out in my first speech outside this front door delivering the bricks it people voted for building a country that works for everyone i have devoted myself unsparingly to these tasks ever since i became prime minister and i stand ready to finish the job. so that was the british prime minister to resign making a statement outside ten downing street a short while ago for the

in the national interest the only people whose interests would be served are jeremy corbyn and john mcdonald the british people want us to get on with it and they want us to focus on the other vital issues that matter to them to building a stronger economy delivering first class public services and the homes that families need these are the public's priorities and they must be the conservative party his priority is to we must and we shall deliver on the referendum vote and seize the opportunities that lie ahead. but the conservatives must not be a single issue policy we are a party of the whole nation moderate pragmatic mainstream committed to reuniting our country and building a country that works for everyone the agenda i set out in my first speech outside this front door delivering the bricks people voted for building a country that works for everyone i have devoted myself unsparingly to these tasks ever since i became prime minister and i stand ready to finish the job. with. a resolute statement there from theresa may she will challenge this confidence vote in parliament she shows absolu

interestseople whose would be served our jeremy corbyn and john mcdonald.eople want us to focus on the other issues, deliver first-class public services. these are the priorities of the public. they must be the priorities of party.servative we shall deliver on the referendum vote and seize the opportunities that lie ahead. conservatives must not be a single issue party. we are a party of the nation, moderates, pragmatic, mainstream. to building aed country that works for everyone. i committed to delivering the brexit that people voted for. to thedevoted myself task ever since i became prime minister. i stand ready to finish the job. anna: that was the u.k. prime minister speaking outside number 10 downing street. some messages for the brexiteers, talking about if there was a new prime minister, they would be forced to delay to parch or. -- departure. fascinating use of language. towns from thed prime minister. -- tones from the prime minister. she has done an extraordinary amount of hours making the same argument. she is projecting that image again. will be

the only people whose interests would be served are jeremy corbyn and john mcdonald >> willem is outside you had a few moments with graham brady who chairs that 1922 committee. >> i asked him what he said to that comment from theresa may. the idea that this internal division would only be beneficial for the likes of jeremy corbyn. he had this repeated message he's been saying all morning to broadcasters, it's not for him to comment on these kinds of political implications >> it's not for me to criticize colleagues who have reached a particular conclusion either in triggering this process or make a judgment on how colleagues vote it's my duty to run a fair, straightforward and demonstrably scrupulous process >> also joined this morning by the head of the einstitute of economic affairs thank you for joining us i will ask you for instant analysis here what does a leadership contest mean for britain's approach to the brexit process and what does that, in turn, imply might happen down the road in terms of the economy? >> it's obviously not the ideal time but the only outcome that i can see if

the only people whose interests would be served are jeremy corbyn and john mcdonald. us to get on with it. they want us to focus on the other vital issues that matter to them too. ashley: so, neil, i think basically the prime minister was mortally oned after having to delay that "brexit" vote on monday but she will try to press ahead. by all accounts we're told she does have enough votes to survive but you know what? what people say in public, what they do in private, and this is private ballot could be two very different things. if she does survive she has a mammoth task ahead of her, get the eu to play ball, get enough concessions to get the deal passed in parliament behind her. if not, march 29th comes around next year and no deal is in place. neil, back to you. neil: thank you, ashley webster in london. she needs 159 votes to survive the no confidence vote. we're told she has more than that. people say one thing in public, do another in private. most likely covet that job to lead the party, to become the new prime minister in that event, like boris johnson, the lo

you will stay with us through the morning, we will speak to john mcdonald with us through the morning. thank you for the moment. 18 minutes is passed —— 18 minutes past six is the time. it is really cold, lots of thermals on and i am sure matt is dreadful he is not outside. you are in the cosiness of the studio. i certainly am. very pleased to be indoors once again but what you have out there? it is a chilly wind as you justified, but things will turn a bit milder until we get there. some of the likely to see some snow. out there we have high pressure a cross some snow. out there we have high pressure across scandinavia, the window clockwise bringing their in from the continent. quite a breeze, that will add to the windshield, but there is a weather front scooting in across northern ireland and cornwall in particular. here, we like to see rain at times, turning lighter and apache to the afternoon. much of the uk dry today. bit more sunshine to the afternoon but when you have got the afternoon but when you have got the sunshine or not, with the wind close to 50 mph at times in the west

john foster dulles had no understanding how we had ever got involved in vietnam in the first place.he had never personally dealt with mcdonaldre was one fleeting moment where john foster dulles told anthony eden who was then prime minister, let us write it off. there is no need for america to be in vietnam. that didn't last long. and by 57 we were gearing up and when kennedy came in he moved from 400 troops to 17,000. and his argument resonates today. we did have soldiers in there, they weren't really soldiers. they were just special forces commandos and cia operatives. so it wasn't going to be at all dangerous. >> thanks. >> we have time for one more question. >> just a quick question on the faster demobilization for the u.s. do you think that encourage the faster production stream coming out versus the brits who did not demobilize quite so fast and then people in the military and who therefore cannot be as productive in the economy? >> the british made a sacrifice to be sure by maintaining a very heavy military burden. they couldn't meet the labor shortages in their industry. for example. they needed far more men in the av

mcdonald and john yardley and walter burke. it was sort of a-- you had the feeling of people who did their work and was not very fancy about it. they had layers of this that and the other thing, and it was also a feeling. we did this and that and we knew everything about it. >> they felt that they knew more? do you think that played a role or a feeling and what would happen? >> one of the first times i flew a simulator, i pulled it back and the nose went down. it reversed on this hand controller and that's where we are going to fly it. it makes docking easier because your nose goes down but the target goes up. this is another example. that may be the way you are going to do it sitting here as an engineer but that's not the way we are going to do it. i got it changed right there. these are things you can do and i've also thought that part of the reason is they don't have an urgent mission. i was very fortunate. >> they are going to make it go against all of those? >> we've got a better way of doing it. we are human factor engine

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mcdonald. by then we know mr. mack is like a father to us. walter bird and john yardly are like brothers as i say. that camaraderie took us into gemini and when gus got up there after backing me up -- no, gus, i'm trying to put this in perspective. gus had his flight, the sect flood and he was out of the loop. and then al shepherd backed up gordo. so he was out of the way right away. and he was so disheartened about losing his mercury that sank which is not his fault and too many people gave him blame for that and i cleared that one up. but at any rate. gus got the gemini concept going well and oddly enough everybody thought gus was the smallest guy, he was the shortest but not the longest. he had the longest torso and so tom stafford could fit in there. a lot of people thought we had to change things, but no, gus had short legs but a long torso. >> fascinating. you know, this brings to mind, i'm going to deviate from the hardware and let's talk about people. l let's talk about the original seven astronauts as you knew them. let's just take them one by one and think about it. >> go back over the s

mcdonald's and say, a boatload. right?so, i am pleased to say that is john pierce if he agrees and we start planning. would come up and i would say, i would ask him a question and he would say, we would just wait, keep it loose. and i said john, this is academia. [laughter] there is no keeping it loose. but here we are! on stage, in academia.. keeping it loose with a very loose james mcbride who is an appropriate first guest. and on the cool side of the mountains, where he belongs to this is a natural habitat. we hope that he becomes a regular visitor. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our friend and benefactor, john grisham. [applause] >> thank you. thank all of y'all for being here. this is our first whatever you want to call it, our first show.as he said we start talking about this about a year ago. as a way to have aconversations with writers. and he mentioned the book tour last year. for 20 years i refused to go on book tours. i was tired and was lazy and did not want to travel around the country. and writers should tour if your publishers pay for it is important for the business and to meet

john. >> thank you. charles: now there is this, mcdonald's trying to reverse slumping sales at breakfast time.at are they doing, kristina? they had hot coffee and a bunch of things -- >> three years ago launched all-day breakfast, which i personally think is greatest thing ever. what it did the sales throughout the day. the most important thing for them is the breakfast sales. they will launch new products like a dollar breakfast sandwich, only a dollar. they're testing out muffin tops which i think are great and coffee cakes. this is only on demand. not on the menu. triple breakfast slack, sandwiches extra meat, you have to order on request after regular breakfast hours. they are fighting for a shrinking market as burger king steps in chick-fil-a and mcdonald's is working on healthier options. charles: we can always go there for salads. chris h kristina, thank you very much. there is a happy person in new york. powerball ticket drawing was $294 million. remember there was no winner in the megajackpot drawing. the prize is tomorrow night. up to 348 million on that one. >>> day five of the shut

at some point you just get like mcdonald's and throw in the towel and say a boatload, right? [laughter] so i pitched the series idea to john, and he agrees, and then we start planning. and something would come up, and i'd say -- i'd ask him some question, and he'd say we'll just wing it, we'll just keep it loose. and i'd say, john, this is academia -- [laughter] there is no winging it, there is no keeping it loose. but here we are on stage in academia keeping it loose with the very loose james mcbride who is an appropriate first guest. in short, we finally got john on the cool side of the mountain where he belongs. [laughter] this is his natural has habitatd we hope he becomes a regular visitor. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our friend and benefactor, john grisham. [applause] >> thank you, inman. thank all y'all for being here. this is our first whatever you want to call it, writers' hour, our first show. as inman said, we started talking about this a year ago as a way to have conversations with writers. inman mentioned the book tour last year. for 20 years i'd refused to go on book tours. i just got tired of doing

mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. >>> johnl be leaving at the end of the year. we'll be announcing who will be taking john's place. it might be on an interim basis. i'll be announcing that over the next day or two, but john will be leaving at the end of the year. >> john will be leaving -- i love that, he's not retiring, he's leaving. welcome back to "hardball". the search is on for the next chief of staff. the president announced over the weekend john kelly will be leaving by the i understand of the year. nick a yerz wouldn't accept the position. u.s. congressman mike meadows, nick mulvaney, steven mnuchin, even acting attorney general matt whitaker -- another job for him. whoever is chosen will have to face democrats with their new subpoena powers as the likely release of special counsel's report. trump criticized president obama of going through three chiefs of staff. for president trump it will be less than two years. let's bring in the round table tonight. republican strategist for the washington post, michael blake, asse

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