bottle of my kids i don't want them up a side johnny boy are you the moment i thought of mother having little accusers are there a lot of them i'm a little white community older looking at the pimp i don't want to put out a look at my watch party with i don't know them of the world it. i don't think that in the face of such little doubt that he. did. this right here one time i was attacked by five people and they took my bike told them the risk. and the. teenage daughters and i would like to be treated what i do effect makes this is the safest of my knife point. late last year and this is where one of the gang rapes took place in this. place the children actually play and it was about three o'clock in the night under aged woman yeah who was brutally raped by three a steady and. there with horror stories the movers in the city about what they did to her and i would not repeat them but there was very graphic details about this rape and one of the policeman said that he had never experienced anything like that before his night and i've never seen anything like it. sweden doesn't collect d

where is johnny? boy, has he been working -- have you worked with jerry moran? where is jerry? [applause] good job. bill cassidy. john bozeman. dean heller. tom cotton. all here. tom tillis. lindsey graham. i see lindsay sitting over there, good job. todd young. joni ernst. i did you a good favor for the farmers yesterday, right? we love the farmers. i'm glad it worked out. john hoeven. steve daines. all here. we have on the house of representatives, mike coffman. brian mast. jack bergman. buddy carter. did i introduce you, senator? i hope so. if i did not, i am in trouble. the problem with this, there will be for people that i didn't introduce and they will not speak to me for the rest of my life. they will make sure i suffer. i apologize. jennifer gonzalez colon. peter king. [applause] he comes from new york. thank you, peter. jack bergman. our chair, phil rowe. [applause] what a great job. the was a lot tougher than we thought, right? you would have thought it would be easy, it makes sense. kevin cramer. jim banks. andy barr. claudia tenney. martha mick sally -- martha mcsal

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have to recognize some of the people that have worked so hard to make all of this happen and johnny isaacson, boyhnny been working. >> [applause] president trump: have you worked with jerry moran and the whole group, you and where is jerry? >> right behind you. >> [applause] president trump: good job. good job. bill cassidy, john bosman, dean heller, tom cotton all here, thom tillis, lindsay graham i see lindsay sitting right up there, hi, lindsay, good job, todd young, todd thank you. jonie ernst, i did you a good favor for the farmers yesterday, right? we love the farmers, right? i'm glad it worked out. john hovan, steve danes all here we have on the house of representatives mike coffman, brian mast, jack bergman, buddy carter, did i introduce you, what's going on? i hope so. if i didn't introduce you i'm in trouble. >> [laughter] president trump: you know the problem with this there will be four people we didn't introduce and they'll never speak to me for the rest of my life. >> [laughter] president trump: they'll make sure i suffer right? so please i apologize. jennifer gonzalez, peter king,

boy you're right. last night wounded warrior double amputee johnny jones responded let's take a listen to what sargent jones said. >> well people don't understand is that these i.c.e. agents and border patrol agents are the first attempt at compassion from this country that these people attempting cross the border intercept. the idea that paint these men and women is somehow being evil or trying or taking some kind of satisfaction in crushing people or whatever it may be is emotional and it's not founded in reason and quite honestly if you can't separate your raw emotion from reasonable discussion, you've disqualified yourself from this conversation, you need to sit at home and think about what you've donald let the adults have the room. liz: brad your reaction to sargent jones? >> sargent jones is absolutely right. the fondas have a great family history of attacking patriots whether it's people who are sent to war or people who are sent to defend our borders. these people should be respected they should not be degradeed to violence. liz: you know, doug, we have seen heated rhetoric before. >> not in

are a lot of my kids i don't want the bubble so johnny what are the other moment i thought oh my god the little accuser is that a lot of them i'm a little boy came out of the older looking at the pimp i don't want to put out a love to my work party without all the mothers love it. and we're back with chris shankar on both french legendary football player winner of euro and the world cup christian when you play football you always to commit fouls around the world cup is as serious as it gets make i guess common and yes yes it's. like you're at the war or as a gentlemanly game scale. but there's no loss and there's no gentleman. there's no behavior i think that we want to win and we want to lift the trophy. and so far i see one commitment in your life you need to try to reach this one and to go for it and whatever happened of course now we have the video to mention this. but still you are human being you need to respect of course respect the adversity the open and but so far you are also built to be. to be a winner so so there are so many tournaments right now i need to read them out because i can remember there's a seesaw world cup the for c

girls, this evening to new boys will enter the villa and you'll host the welcoming party! screams. johnnyoh, my god! christmas came early this year! i am actually in love with you, i am. i think i am. it was massive on telly last summer and they are expecting it to be massive again. and last year's love island winner, amber davies joins us now. when it comes to winners can you deserve the. thank you so much. it was so successful, did you ever imagined it would be that way? absolutely no idea, you are in a bubble when you are there and when we came out our lives changed so much but it was amazing how successful it was, just 22 normal human beings. you go into a villa for a bit of fun and you know it will be on telly. a year on, how has your life changed ? will be on telly. a year on, how has your life changed? what is it like now? beyond belief. ifeel so grateful love island has given me such incredible opportunities. i have done things i never thought i would do and they have been massive dreams to me. by the age of 2011 had my own clothing range, i have been to evenings like the pride of

. >> boden: and johnny's, you know, a proper, suburban, city-- >> lynch: what? >> boden: well, you're not a natural country boyu? >> lynch: if you mean, i look after my nails, then, then yes, yes i do. but, yeah, i knew from when-- as soon as i got here, i couldn't really see a reason for me to go back. and just look at me now. ( laughs ) >> see if you can spell it. >> kroft: when it comes to the essentials on eigg, there is basically one of everything. one primary school for five students. one grocery shop where 100 islanders all choose from the same food. and one pub at the tea room down by the wharf, where the best beer is local. stu mccarthy and gabe mcvarish, who are both married to women who grew up on eigg, got so tired of drinking the mass- produced stuff from the mainland they started their own mini micro-brewery two years ago. so this is it. is this legal? >> stu mccarthy: it's legal. >> gabe mcvarish: it's legal. >> kroft: they make eight different brews, including "i am the eiggman," which is very popular with the tourists. they're just beginning to turn a profit, but say they've saved a lot of mon