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on twitter, former airman john nichol described her as a truly remarkable lady, noting that among the over, mary lived on the isle of wight where she managed sandown airport for 20 years. but it was in the sky that she'd made her mark and where she would say later she had always felt truly free. up in the air, on your own, and you can do whatever you like. you know, iflew a00 spitfires and occasionally i would take one up and go and play with the clouds. it was so delightful and lovely. i can't tell you how wonderful it was. the remarkable life of mary ellis, who has died at the age of 101. time for a look at the weather now. tomasz schafernaker is here. the wait goes on, what are the temperatures like right now? we get with the results every hour on the hour, and at 2pm, temperatures were exceeding 33 degrees. we have another couple of hours of heating easily left, so i think it is very likely we will hit 35, possibly even exceed 35 degrees somewhere in the south—east today. and the widely across the country we have temperatures into the low 30s, high 20s. this pattern is still the s

we are delighted to have as our interviewer john nichols white. seen him before. he is a member of economic club of new york. we are proud to have him as a member and as our interviewer today to i would like to invite both lloyd and john to begin the --versation area conversation. >> they gave. -- thank you. shall we begin with the main economic news? you saw this more not -- morning china, saying to fire back against the trunk tariffs? are we in a trade war? are we in a huge game of chicken? or is this a sideshow from your point of view? lloyd: i will let you know. how many times can you be on the edge of your seat waiting for the shoe to drop, it doesn't drop, and how many times can you get that anxious about it? i don't think we are in a suicide pact on this. i don't think we will cause the economies to collapse. that is what is going on. some people have commented that this is a negotiating pattern. that is my best take. china withent to trump all those months ago. are you disappointed with his china policy? lloyd: there was a trade mission. let me give credit

and i had the pleasure of having john nichols in his hometown of taos, new mexico. i tried to do fieldwork and go out and visit the place. you: there is so much mentioned that i want to catch up with. here is iran. put her into perspective after we watch this. absoluten laissez-faire economy. i am for the separation of state and economics just as we have separation of state and church which led to peaceful coexistence among different religions. after religious wars so the same but -- applies to economics. if we separate the government from economics, if you do not relate -- regulate production you will have peaceful cooperation at harmony and justice among men. host: i want to add a quote from in perspective. novelists are generally viewed --left of center but i'm and iran was not. ayn rand was not. and she was an immigrant she was a screenwriter. a cold, you can -- people who celebrate john galt, her main protagonist. she has had enormous influence on one philosophical element or part of american political culture and it is the one that celebrate individuals amend

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on twitter, former airman john nichol described her as a truly remarkable lady, noting that among theort for 20 years. but it was in the sky that she'd made her mark and where she would say later she had always felt truly free. up in the air, on your own, and you can do whatever you like. you know, iflew 400 spitfires and occasionally i would take one up and go and play with the clouds. it was so delightful and lovely. i can't tell you how wonderful it was. mary ellis, who has died at the age of 101. it is approaching big day. the headlines are coming up but first, let's ta ke headlines are coming up but first, let's take a look at the weather. a warm day for most than we have seen. the darker colours are where we are expecting the highest temperatures. 35, 30 six celsius in the south—east, making it the hottest day of the year so far. areas of lower pressure towards the west. they will make their way in towards the weekend, bringing something fresher. the first weather front moving into northern ireland and the western isles, bringing increased cloud and rain. a good deal of dry and

the format today is going to be a conversation, and we are delighted to have as our interviewer john nichols white -- micklethwait. you've seen him before. he is a member of economic club of new york. we are proud to have him as a member and as our interviewer today to i would like to invite both lloyd and john to begin the conversation. [applause] terry: and as i do and as they approach, i remind you this is a program that will be on the record and we have quite a bit of media, both print and electronic that will be covering it today. mr. blankfein: i don't think i sounded the way you made me sound. john: what we are going to do is sweep through the world economy, and talk about the finance future of goldman, anything you want to interrupt about. should we begin with the main economic news? you saw this morning, china promising to fire back against the trump tariffs. are we in a trade war? are we in a huge game of chicken, or is this just a sideshow, from your point of view? mr. blankfein: i will let you know. [laughter] the problem is, how many times can you be on the edge of your seat wai

on twitter, former airman john nichol described her as a truly remarkable lady, noting that among thebut it was in the sky that she'd made her mark and where she would say later she had always felt truly free. up in the air, on your own and you can do whatever you like. you know, iflew a00 spitfires and occasionally i would take one up and go and play with the clouds. it was so delightful and lovely. i can't tell you how wonderful it was. mary ellis, who has died at the age of 101. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz with the forecast. the heatwave goes on. absolutely, and it believes that we are still in for another hot day tara. today's top temperature was actually 35 celsius. it was 35 at heathrow airport in the middle of the afternoon. it is still very hot out there and those temperatures will continue to remain very high over the next 2a hours, both by night and by day. the hot air still coming in from the south so tomorrow it is increasingly that extreme south and south—east of the country that will have it. this area of low pressure from the atlantic will be sending w

major john nichols. the texas national guard comprises 24000 army, air, civilians and volunteers. they're working across the state. we respond in to texas in times of need and also the nation. we help with border security in the department of homeland security. we help the texas department of emergency management fighting fires and hurricane harvey. we participated in her harvey and maria. the general is also a texan, he'll tell you and i agree, our main mission is defense of america. we are fighting america's wars. our ability to train,'s and fight is our number one roll. that's the reason why we exist and why we are funded through federal funding through our existence. we are always deployed when asked since 2001 we deployed 2000 members. second is to protect our communities for whatever may hit us including man-made terrorism, border security or natural disasters. currently we have 2300 members deployed supported america overseas. we have members on the border and members supplying counter drug and people fighting fires as we speak. earlier, president trump authorized federal t

john nichol is?rmen, we all provide a food source, and we are an important part of our community. fishing around the coast is the breeding ground of young fishermen, especially the initial sector, and they made progress on. yeah, we have got to put a marker down, and be positive about brexit. you sound like you are really forcing yourself to sound like it is going to be a good thing, or is that unfair? i sailed up the thames with a lot of small boats and some of the larger ones, asjim will know, and it was all about brexit, it was all about coming out, all about getting a better deal for our industry. i have retired from the industry, but i represent a lot of small boats on the north kent coast, and you know, we want a brighter future for our industry. which should be brighter after brexit. future for our industry. which should be brighter after brexitm should be brighter after brexitm should be brighter after brexitm should be brighter, let's hope it is. it's down to the politicians. wise to do what

i also think at the same time, i do need -- and my colleague john nichols has been writing about thisor two decades. the founder of free press, which is the net neutrality consolidation. we do need to think about the way for citizens to get a tax write off for contributing to certain media. the public broadcasting experience in this country has been a political football. but when people talk about the slippery slope and government control, look out across the industrialized civilized world in their example. i will not to the cliche of the bbc, but i will do other examples where you have a government funding, but decentralized and protected. it's hard to see that right now and i don't think would fly with the trump administration. for-profit models. the marshall project was founded a few years ago which is doing , terrific work. one of our editors just left us to go run a nonprofit criminal justice news organization called the appeal. there are these models, a, investigative reporters and editors, but they are across the country and also operating in state, because one of the things we

on twitter, former airman john nichol described her as a truly remarkable lady, noting that among the‘d made her mark and where she would say later she had always felt truly free. up in the air, on your own, and you can do whatever you like. you know, iflew a00 spitfires and occasionally i would take one up and go and play with the clouds. it was so delightful and lovely. i can‘t tell you how wonderful it was. mary ellis who‘s died at the age of 101. time for a look at the weather... here‘s tomasz schafernaker. pre rec mid 30s is hot enough for anybody, really, and we are certainly getting that today across the south—east and east anglia. this is the forecast high. we will have to verify whether we got temperatures of around or above that later in the day. i think the other story is, there is a lot of fresh air coming our way in the coming days. before that, we so have a very coming days. before that, we so have a very warm evening coming days. before that, we so have a very warm evening and night to get through. 27 as the temperature at 11 p:m., and even in the lowlands of scotland,

hans nichols and ashley and all of you, thank you. and now, we welcome in cornell and john. and now, ambassador huntsman is being asked to resign and you work for a pawn and not a president. time to come home. and his daughter is a anchor on "fox and friends" on the weekend and severely criticized what the president did yesterday. should there be resignations? >> there should be. i mean, the president of the united states should resign frankly, and beyond our own am bas dor, but the reality is that we may see some at the national security level and career and diplomatic corps who can not accept nor continue to further this president's ad jen dand the president who stood on foreign soil and made us less safe and less secure nation. k katy, this was either done out of deliberation in which case the president of the united states knew that he was embracing interests adverse to our security, or he is unfit. if you are a national intelligence agent, you wonder if you can wake up and go to work under this president. >> and cornell, good to have the resignations from the national s

same pay as men for doing the samejob. 0n twitter, former ayr man john as men for doing the samejob. 0n twitter, former ayr manjohn nicholour own, and you can do whatever you like. you know, iflew 400 spitfires and occasionally i would take one up and go and play with the clouds. it was just so delightful and lovely. i can't tell you how wonderful it was. mary ellis, who has died at the age of 101. it is a 15 am. we are talking about the weather today. —— it is 8:15am. we might read some of the highest temperatures this summer if not ever. carol is at primrose hill this morning. good morning. we are more likely to approach the highest temperature ever recorded in july than beat the highest temperature ever recorded. highest temperature ever recorded. highest temperature ever recorded was in kent, back in 2010, when we reached a whopping figure. that figure was 38.5 celsius. i was going to calculate it, and it is 101.48 fahrenheit. july is proving to be a very hot months. every single day in july has exceeded 25 celsius somewhere in the uk. we are in primrose hill this morning and you can see some lovely trees behind me.

nbc's hans nichols joins us from the white house along with "the new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker and with us on set careen john pierre senior advisor to move on.org and michael steel, former chairman of the rnc. hans, let's start with you. this news not surprising, but it seemed to take a crush of negative press for donald trump to push out someone with clear flagrant blatant and repeated ethical problems. >> ethical problems, ethical challenges, however you want to couch it, nicolle. it was clear that scott pruitt was causing problems for the trump administration. the only real question was how was he able to last for so long. and the answer to that was always that president donald trump really liked what he was doing in dismantling the regulatory state and environmental protections. inside conservative movements, inside conservative circles scott pruitt was a hero, he was a champion. he was undoing a lot of the regulations of the obama administration. you heard the president in that tweet flick at that when he said he'd done an excellent job at the epa. fundamentally, trump wanted the epa to change the way b