load in order to compete in other markets as well very much so and i think some of the what sir john parker has maybe missed or has been missed from his report is the element of doing this so that we can have a competitive ship building industry it's not just about farming out work to yards across the u.k. to keep them alive and keep them afloat because as we know from past history that doesn't work we have to be able to compete with the europeans on a worldwide basis on a much better footing and we do that by having centers of excellence we do that by having high skills automation but all those elements require investment honest we all know investment has to come through a good business case which you can only generate if there is some level of longevity of work and of contracts it's very difficult for you or like ourselves who are dealing on a contract project a project basis to make those long term investment decisions to upscale the workforce and also to up till then our infrastructure even though. probably is well known harlow has one of the the best and biggest infrastructures within

is there but it's about how we do that so this seems to be a very good route to market for us so john parker one of your last his predecessors have wolf of course you're fully behind his strategy of building up a base load in order to compete in other markets as well very much so and i think some of the what's or jump. market has maybe missed or it has been missed from his report is the element of doing this so that we can have a competitive ship building industry it's not just about farming out work to yards across the u.k. to keep them alive and keep them afloat because as we know from past history that doesn't work we have to be able to compete with the europeans on a worldwide basis on a much better footing and we do that by having centers of excellence we do that by having high skills automation but all those elements require investment on us we all know investment has to come through a good business case which you can only generate if there is some level of longevity of work and of contracts it's very difficult for your like ourselves who are dealing on a contract project a project bas

it on an even keel with its international competition now that is a strategy in the shape of sir john parker report but there are serious doubts if the wish and the will exists to carry it through. in the midst of british voters there are half a dozen u.k. yards listed as still building ships and no less than thirty listed as defunct. does it remain a significant forces i concentrated on building for one customer the british public and for one industry defense however the plan to use a defense or to because a base for expansion depends on the junk beats of military orders as you heard her last week show the workers believe that only a full scale campaign can win the day. collins and go for one of the iconic names of the industry's past it would be entirely fitting if they can be a part of a brighter future next week we're going to the never quite for exams the prospects of another ship boating phoenix emerging from the ashes but sights of receivership in twenty fourteen ferguson scotland's last commercial step both on the lower quite is also planning a revival and the last of our series on s

it's a return to so john parker's original point it hinges on the strength of the partnership between governments and the sector it's about our collective ability not simply to improve productivity not simply to develop the product that the international market wants to buy but to continue to develop the skills and the talent to keep the industry on all cylinders. this was the question the prime minister was confronted with a couple of weeks but by dunn family and west faith m p douglas chapman a prime minister you will be aware in my constituency we are pushing the finishing touches to our second aircraft the prince of wales as we near the end of that contract over four hundred people and recite yards in redundancy with many more job losses in. the prime minister visit than film and most faithful to explain to their side what forced the peace government intends to award a one billion per and ship building contract with these islands when we have the skills of the talent and the infrastructure to deliver a great hero moment or so. many. years. and i say the attention that what we are

if you knew parker, thus last thing he would've done. so, i blame john hancock. that's a different take on that. i expect some criticism for it. never been criticized before so -- anyway. when all of this unraveled the british fish back to boston. when the british the ragged british kids to charleston the admiral graves has to take them across the water into boston. up until this time he has kept out of the whole thing. take nothing is going on. all of a sudden he starts writing orders and gets involved. to show how uninvolved he was, the ferry between north boston and charleston was running the whole time. all that night. you know paul revere, you know who paul revere is. he could have taken the ferry. this is so crazy. it goes back to the thinking that we can do this easily and also lord sandwich thinking this is going to be easy. i'm going to stop here and answer questions. my wife has had her hand up for quite some time. any questions. >> i'm sorry, we're out of microphones c-span is marvelous, they are always prepare prepare. you didn't even notice them to c

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ashley parker of the "washington post" standing by with details of her story based on 22 sources. >>> plus five days and no white house apology to john mccain after mocking his fight with terminal cancer. instead, the president calls the leakers of the comment traitors and cowards. that's all in the west wing. >>> but in the east wing, total secrecy. zero leaks as the first lady goes in for a medical procedure about which little is known. "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. >>> another monday, and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 480 of the trump administration, and we have some of the most revealing reporting yet on special counsel robert mueller's investigation. what it's like behind the scenes on the inside and especially the toll it's taking on the president as this inquiry moves into its second year. this comes to us from the team at "the washington post." one of the writers, ashley parker, standing by to join us. she and her colleagues conducted interviews, and this is important -- with 22 white house and justice department officials, witnesses, trump confidants, attorneys c

parker, that's the last thing he would've done. he never would have followed any orders like that. i blame john hancock. that's a different take on that, and i expect some criticism for it. i've never been criticized before, so i don't know. anyway, when all of this unraveled, the british are pushed back to boston. when the british, the ragged british group gets to charlestown, admiral graves has to take them across the water into boston. of two this time he is just kept out of the whole thing. it's like nothing is going on. and all of a sudden he starts writing orders. he gets involved, and to show how uninvolved he was, the ferry between north boston and charlestown was running the whole time. all that night. you know paul revere? you know who paul revere is. [laughing] paul revere could've taken the ferry. [laughing] this was, this is how crazy it was, and all goes back to the king thinking we can do this easily. and also the lord thinking this will be easy, your majesty, just leave it to us. i'm going to stop at this introduction to my book and answer questions. my wife has had her hand up for quite

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parker? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. >> stephen: listen, how is everything over at "cbs this morning"? so far so good. >> stephen: how is my buddy johnve john dickerson, people. we love him. >> stephen: blue-eyed, blond-haired choir boy. >> you see, you used the word "choir boy" but john dickerson is a little mischief of staff and likes to play. he has a great seches humor, as you know. >> stephen: i know that. he likes to have a cocktail. >> i'm told you two have had some libations before together. >> stephen: we've had some libations. >> and have had good conversations. he's been great. i think it's been really nice addition to us. >> stephen: the royal wedding is coming up. >> yes. >> stephen: prince harry and meghan markle, american, an american princess. >> i love this story. listen, i love a good love story, stephen, because i'm such a romantic at heart. >> stephen: you are. >> i love, love. i'm covering the wedding. i will not be there i will be on the balcony, the crappy balcony going, "harry! meghan." and we'll be standing over the procession. >> stephen: are you excited about that, or do you have to be professionally excite

ashley parker of the "washington post" standing by with details of her story based on 22 sources. >>> plus five days and no white house apology to john after mocking his fight with terminal cancer. instead, the president calls the leakers of the comment traitors and cowards. that's all in the west wing. >>> but in the east wing, total secrecy. zero leaks as the first lady goes in for a medical procedure about which little is known. "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. >>> another monday, and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 480 of the trump administration, and we have some of the most revealing reporting yet on special counsel robert mueller's investigation. what it's like behind the scenes

ashley parker of the "washington post" standing by with details of her story based on 22 sources. >>> plus, five days and no white house apology to johnad, the president calls the leakers of the comment traitors and cowards. that's all in the west wing. >>> but in the east wing, total secrecy. zero leaks as the first lady goes in for a medical procedure about which little is known. "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. >>> another monday, and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york.

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