jonathan lists is the deputy director of the business advisory group british influence and john johnston is a political reporter at politics home gentlemen welcome to you both jonathan list let's start with you the now former foreign secretary boris johnson said in his resignation letter that the brig's it dream is dying suffocated by self-doubt is he right. dream is the opposite word because it never existed except in his imagination imagination is but a cool breakfast is it was always going to be a case that the breaks that he wants he could never be delivered you either have a break say in accordance with what the e.u. says which is boosting the market in full customs union or who you have. a wish to advise the case in the markets between northern ireland and great britain or you have no deal a tool there is never any option for cherry picking boris johnson has been living on for too long not just boris johnson it seems that briggs it is within the conservative party the governing conservative party appear not to understand that the e.u. is a rules based organization of the u.k. just

of the difficult domestic politics the trees the man she's keen to keep the negotiations going on johnston for anyone who doesn't follow the money you show of british politics with the governing conservative party in such disarray where is the political opposition to surely with this mess they should be riding high in the opinion polls and would the opposition labor party be any better at delivering brigs it than the governing conservatives will certainly we've seen that labor party have not been able to fully capitalize in the polls in terms of taking over the conservatives. they have a problem also with threats at their bricks that position is quite ambiguous for them i think at the moment as the opposition that works well they're able to allow the conservative party to tear itself apart and they only really have to face up to coming up with a plan for bracks it if the government falls over said they want to do that and if that happens i think the labor party are also going to find themselves in trouble when it comes to coming up with a coherent position on. guns and less is briggs it in

asking for a single market it gets but not in services people kept so that simply won't wash john johnston. do the brigadiers within the conservative party have any idea of how the you the e.u. works or as the the now former minister in charge of exiting the e.u. david davis implied this week that this fudge that we've been seeing within the conservative party this apparent. complete ignorance about the way that the the e.u. works is a negotiating tactic in the that the british government the cabinet this week has done the u.k. great harm by backing a plan that will lead to to a less hard briggs's. yes well obviously the the government has now got this plan that they are going to take to the european union that is already in tatters before we even get there so it remains to be seen how the e.u. are going to respond there's certainly parts of the checkers plan that they have looked at that they have already said they would not agree with and now we have to wait and see tomorrow when the fool detail of the white paper comes out how they will accept it there's obviously the problem is that if

of the difficult domestic politics the trees the man she's keen to keep the negotiations going on johnston for anyone who doesn't follow the money you show of british politics with the governing conservative party in such disarray where is the political opposition to surely with this mess they should be riding high in the opinion polls and would the opposition labor party be any better at delivering brigs it than the governing conservatives will certainly we've seen that labor party have not been able to fully capitalize in the polls in terms of taking over the conservatives. they have a problem also with brett their breaks that position is quite ambiguous for them i think at the moment as the opposition that works well they're able to allow the conservative party to tear itself apart and they only really have to face up to coming up with a plan for bracks it if the government falls over say they want to do that and if that happens i think the labor party are also going to find themselves in trouble when it comes to coming up with a coherent position on. guns and less is briggs it inevitab

asking for a single market it gets but not in services people kept so that simply won't wash john johnston. do the brigadier's within the conservative party have any idea of how the you the e.u. works or as the the for the now former minister in charge of exiting the e.u. david davis implied this week that this fudge that we've been seeing within the conservative party this apparent. complete ignorance about the way that the the e.u. works is a negotiating tactic in the that the british government the cabinet this week has done the u.k. great harm by backing a plan that will lead to to a less hard brigs it. yes well obviously the the government has now got this plan that they are going to take to the european union that is already in tatters before we even get there so it remains to be seen how the e.u. are going to respond there's certainly parts of the checkers plan that they have looked at that they have already said they would not agree with and now we have to wait and see tomorrow when the fool detail of the white paper comes out how they will accept it there's obviously the problem i

12 months at sea, following what robin knoxjohnston 12 months at sea, following what robin knox johnstonoxjohnston did. it's been your dream, hasn't it? been in the planning for a long time. we'll let you get on, you have a long time at sea. thank you for talking to us. so much of the media attention is on her and she finds it quite over whelming and that was generous offer, giving they have started this race. you mentioned the historic concept, this is a repeat as much as it can be of what happened 50 years ago, so robin knoxjohnson, the first person to sail around the world single—handedly without stopping after sir frances chichester did stopping at australia, and we saw pictures at the start of the race with huge emotions on the pontoons as people say goodbye, because that modern races the sailors are at sea for perhaps three months, but robin knox johnston was ten months and it will be about eight months for the leader of this, so it's a long time since you have seen a group of sailors at sea for such a long time and they have no digital technology. it's a trip down memory lane, no

respond to what you heard from david cay johnston. well first of all you make it sound like this is the first found this is ever happened you guys are sounding like they're amateurs up here because we know how this works inside of campaigns every campaign does this every campaign goes on has to use pain russian secret diplomatic immunity if you had your target that first of all this kind of thing is not unusual and collusion is not illegal let me explain what collusion is the reason they're using collusion is because they can't find anything else there is no corruption there is no collaboration which is illegal the indonesians way want to slow down let me finish here because this idea of collusion being something that's really horrible we collude all the time in terms of communicating i speak with russians all the time everybody does including the hillary campaign and if you guys would spend as much time looking at the other side of the campaign as you do with us you will see that you're making a big thing out of it and if we're wasti

but for marine ecologist dav johnston, the drone itself is a cutting edge tool for ocean science. >> drones are a technology that's really changing how we study a lot of things in marine environments. >> reporter: johnston leads duky univer marine robotics and remote sensing lab. the group uses fixed-wing and multi-rotor drones to study animal behavior and populations from above. it's a safer, cheaper and more precise method than theer helicoand planes traditionally used for aerial surveys. >> if we're out here and we're cruising along on our ship and we see a group of whales, we can launch the small boat, we can be there within minutes to be able to take advantage of tott. and that'sly revolutionary for our work. >> reporter: the boats johnston has been on lately have been floating near the western antarctic peninsula. in the southern hemisphere summer, it's areat place for observing "bubble net feeding": the unique way humpback whales feed on patches of krill. the gentle giants work together to surround the tiny crustaceans with an ever tightening spiral of air bubbles. their prey

a david cay johnston a pulitzer prize winning journalist and the author of the trump biography the making of donald trump it's even worse than you think what the top administration is doing to him as. they do in general please welcome j.d. gordon. davey gordon currently runs the strategic communications for based in washington d c and the service of national security and foreign policy advisor to three republican presidents. j.d. gordon do you believe donald trump is president of the united states today because of collusion between his election campaign the campaign you were part of and the russian government no not at all as far as collusion with russia the collusion with russia narrative is a hoax it's the witch hunt of the century it's basically been a shakedown and. it's ruined a lot of lives frankly and it's basically an excuse from the democrats for losing the election when hillary clinton was heavily favored to win just to be clear that when you say it's a hoax are you saying the allegations of the trump campaign that you were part of working with the russians or russian government

he's been on the job three days after the resignation of boris johnst johnston.was lauder to of president trump. given the special relationship and give than nobody wants to make waves here with this trip, given all of what theresa may is having to deal with when it comes to brexit, her own political troubles in the uk. but publicly, leaders, heads of state, seemed to be nervous about pushing back against donald trump too much publicly. you heard the secretary-general come out and talk about giving credit to president trump. saying it's because of donald trump countries are working to really understand their commitment. there's a jockeying going back and forth here, chris. the bottom line is the president back home has irritated some of his even republican colleagues here with his actions on the world stage, with the way he appeared that he tried to undermine nato. even though he reaffirmed the commitment to the alliance. the president going to helsinki, coming face-to-face with vladimir putin who has tried to undermine nato every day for years, and so there's a

people out johnston i love going to national because of mine for. everything kerry called for. on the campaign trail chemise have made a few rash promises like bringing the world cup and the lympics to the country and building a high speed train system to controversially chemise is already saying that he has won the election and any other result would prove the poll is rigged whatever his claims analysts say monday's vote will be a close run race with the possibility of a runoff later in september. soaring summer temperatures in many parts of the northern hemisphere have left firefighters battling massive blazes in the united states two firefighters have died after struggling to bring an inferno in northern california under control dozens of homes in the city of reading have gone up in smoke and the blaze has not yet been contained and europe sweden's largest fire emergency in a century threatens to escalate even further tens of thousands of hectares are still burning the authorities warning that high winds could worsen the situation in the coming hours and in greece there are

the cfo hugh johnston will join us >>> stocks looking to maintain the upward momentum.ajor indexes coming off their sixth positive session at seven. banks helped lead the rally. facebook hit a fresh record high is this about no escalation in trade worries? is it about people covering shorts ahead of earnings >> a bit of both i think the president has been preoccupied with picking a supreme court justice and now going overseas i think there's a sense when he does these things, he's not focussed on trade. i would be careful with europe he said no many bmw or mercedes. that's the only risk to the trip pepsico is a microcausam of what is happening two analysts said negative things ahead they set the stage for what we thought was going to be a disappointmenti disappointing quarter. i think part of what is going on we got too negative. be careful you'll be steam rolled. >> we hear from jpmorgan on friday and wells. >> i think that's going to be a standout. >> you think wells fargo is going to be a standout on the earnings front >> i think wells fargo will be a stand out on th

people out johnston i love going to israel because of mine was everything there is called for. in the campaign trail chemise have made a few rash promises like bringing the world cup and the olympics to the country and building a high speed train system to controversially chemise is already saying that he has won the election and any other result would prove the poll is rigged whatever his claims analysts say monday's vote will be a close run race with the possibility of a runoff later in sept. here in berlin thousands gathered for the city's annual christopher street day parade this year was the fortieth time event has been held in the city it's one of europe's biggest gay pride events but it ended early this year organizers canceled some parts of the evening to storm warnings in the german capital. burnt geyser has been at almost every christopher street day parade he's one of the pioneers of the movement. if you could do it i'm always excited as i was the first time the excitement doesn't stop me. he helped organize the first event held in one nine hundred seventy nine when

david kay johnston is back with us. a pulitzer prize winning journalist.ump's finances for almost three decades. so david, welcome back. you of all people know how much this man knows. how rattled donald trump must be right now. >> donald is undoubtedly extraordinarily rattled. allen weisselberg may invoke his right to the fifth amendment. it's a right we all have and we shouldn't draw any conclusions but prosecutors can grant him immunity in an effort to force him to testify will he will know sources of money which is critical to the russia matters. he will know who trump is fully indebted to. because the financial disclosure forms for the president are not very good. as mr. trump himself. these forms were not designed for a imagine of mr. trump's great wealth. >> according to the "new york times," >> he goes way be the family. can you talk about the importance of loyalty within the family, within this organization? >> well, fred trump had a business partner named willie thomas sela identified in law enforcement public reports as a front for the gambino m

his favorite general was joe johnston. he met him at one point. didn't realize until after, he the man who had tipped his hat does he goes, that was joe johnston! he spent four years recording the course of the war, the battles and the strategies, which is another layer of the book. you get a chronological listing of everything that happened. from army in northern virginia to army in tennessee to trans-mississippi department , from the navy, blockade runners. he will say -- i can't say what name of the boat it s they're that one, but this is what they brought into savanna. so you get a lot of that information. if you are not familiar with the battles and all of that, we footnoted those. there is one battle again, in my the woods, it is called the battle of leesburg. we have that in the footnotes. so, you can follow that. if you're a person that knows these things, this book shows what civilians are going through at home and how they're processing these news. leroy got this from his father , and when the man from the local paper would come to the h

nicholas johnston, thank you very much. we'll be reading axios in a little while.axios.com. >>> that does it for us on this wednesday morning. "morning joe," everybody, starts right now. >>> i have nato. i have the uk, which is in somewhat turmoil, and i have putin. frankly, putin may be the easiest of them all. who would think? >> well, turns out he smite been right about that. earlier this morning the president of the united states publicly hounded nato's secretary-general, repeatedly disparaged germany and wondered aloud why america should be responsible for protecting europe against russia. vladimir putin wants donald trump to break from american allies. a few hours ago, that is exactly what he got. wow. welcome to "morning joe." it is wednesday, july 11th. with us, msnbc contributor mike ba ba ba barniccal. >> and david ignatius, nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host of kasie d.c. on msnbc, kasie hunt and former u.s. ambassador to nato and former state department spokesman nicholas burns, professor of diplomacy and international

lake johnston's it's the biggest lake in germany but it does share its shores with austria and switzerland i've come here to spend a day exploring this incredibly beautiful part of the country. what a great view on this side we have the german software constance with the city of constance and silks and over there is switzerland. with some gorgeous mountains in the background the sun is shining it's just perfect. i want to make the most of my visit so i've made plans to tour the surroundings by water land and air. the perfect place to start a tour of lake constance is the harbor in the city of constance here you can see the conceit avoided or council buildings which once told that important gathering. around six hundred years ago there were three popes ruling at the same time all three of them were deposed in this house and the new one was elected it was such an important event at the time that it put constance at the center of everyone's attention. around seventy thousand visitors came to the challenger in the council as well as a number of prostitutes this figure known as a period are exp

robert johnston joins me now. he's a veteran of the u.s. cyber command and the first to uncover the extent of russia's hacks into the dnc during the 2016 election. robert, i'm so glad you could be here, your perspective is so critical at a moment like this. let's just start right there with the fact that we already know that russia is targeting u.s. lawmakers, senator claire mccaskill. does the fact that they have already gotten through this election cycle, is it an indication that it may be too late to really try to stop them? >> so when i take a look at this, this is token russian gru. and for those that don't know, russian gru is akin to the u.s.' defense intelligence agency. they targeted personal accounts. they're aggressive. i often describe them as a thunderstorm moving through the network. the one thing that really resonates to me that it's not surprising that they haven't stopped. they obviously don't care about public shaming, considering that it was publicly available news that russia was responsible for election meddling since j

. >>> coming up, hugh johnston will be appearing on "squawk on the street" at the 9:00 a.m.oser the big reveal of the top state for business this year scott cohn is a man on a mission this morning he will join us at some point and actually going to reveal which state won this year. stay with us whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. hey! are you taking the tissue test? yep, and my teeth are yellow. clearly my whitening toothpaste is not cutting it. time for whitestrips. whitening toothpaste only works on the surface. but crest 3d white whitestrips safely work below the enamel surface to whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. hey, nice smile! thanks! i crushed the tissue test. yeah you did! crest whitestrips. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. also, whiten and protect your smile from future stains with new crest brilliance mouthwash. >>> we've got a news alert a thai military official says

earn two johnstons. began his political career as one of the founding members of the mine workers union. nelson mandela is known to have wanted rahm opposed to succeed him as president. as the a.n.c. chief negotiator ramaphosa worked with the old regime to draft south africa's first post apartheid constitution he has a strong reputation and is considered pro-business so many were shocked when he announced that he too would support the expropriation of land without compensation . this division over then it's time has come it's currently our voice. we can work it on no way for. among the measures that we are going to use. to absolutely aids the distribution over there and that of its procreation without compensation. and it's not just the white business community that's concerned we've come to a bakery in pretoria this is exactly the kind of initiative that amc is keen to promote a successful business run by black entrepreneurs. two sisters took a seat on the long and local tool around port to set up a com

opposite his own political beliefs our own johnstone caught up with mcgovern to discuss this new film and the divides between right laugh that are tearing so many apart. from time to time we liberals try to understand the other side you know that's what we're good at you know like empathy and understanding open mindedness open mindedness for sure. but i think we go about it wrong that at least the attempts that i've seen were always looking for what's wrong in conservatism which is fairly logical if you're a liberal you think liberalism is right so if you're going to ask the question why are people conservative then the underpinning to that question is you know why did people get it wrong and so you will end up with quick answers like you know they're duped by fox news they're their money grubbing capitalists or like obama said they cling to their guns and religion or like hillary said they're a basket a deplorable so we're never really looking for the positive reasons for being conservative so that hit me one day i was like ok there's got to be some positive reasons for being conserv

government stance a vengeance is not appropriate what we're doing if we follow mr barr is johnston thestrategies that we are really french are using our justice system to the usa because usa has a death penalty but the reality is that we are using our sovereignty and telling the world that britain is not competent enough to really. sort of put through criminals through the criminal justice system. british citizens we need to deal with our rubbish we've got to bring them home if they are capable of being de radicalized and we can deal with them like they do in some of the nordic countries or some the scandinavian countries and we integrate them into british society great how do you go in and arrest these people bring them back in the most little police corps to be put in a cozy cell to them go through a judicial system they're in a conflict zone they're a threat to this country so the legitimate military targets we do not recorded we do not count civilian casualties we do not count collateral damage if there is believed to be very responsibility the response no no no no no no no no no o

footballer in that academy team news ahead of england of course delhi addie back in the squad fits again johnstone will for selection so down south it does have a fully fit team to pick from now ahead of the world cup in russia some british media published some quite worrying articles about the potential dangers fans could face here in the host country after the poisoning especially of a former russian double agent and his daughter back in the u.k. and the british prime minister said no m.p.'s all members of the world would attend the championship will manage to catch up with something one finds in moscow as they played a friendly game against the rival russian fans and we asked them how they've been finding the tournament so far. oh yes. oh oh oh. oh oh you know. i came to russia wearing a shirt because i was told by all the precious media. the british media they'll be a lot of fun join us so i didn't know what to expect everything's been fantastic the border guards spoke in english they've been smiling people in the street would be polite i think we really under represented i think a lot of our

a little earlier our middle—east analyst, alan johnston, explained who the white helmets are and whatcausing devastation in residential areas, but with the murder emerge, tending to the wounded, getting people to hospital, pulling children and others out of the rubble in the debris and cell after working in very dangerous circumstances, there's always the danger that the would come back and at least, many people who regarded as the white helmets is the only heroes of this war, the government though, the syrian government and its supporters gave view them very differently, controlling the areas where the white helmets operate, they were lulled by the syrian government and its supporters. so this particular group and their family members who have been evacuated, they were effectively trapped in syria, there was a concern by supporters for their being hunted down? there was concern for the safety of these people, these were rescue workers who have been operating in the southwestern corner of syria which had been under rebel control for years, but in the last month or so, the syrian gover

official government stance a vengeance is that appropriate what we are doing if we follow mr barr is johnston the strategies that we are really french are using our justice system to the usa because the usa has a death penalty but the reality is that we are using our sovereignty and telling the world that britain is not competent enough to really. sort of put through criminals through the criminal justice system. british citizens we need to deal with our rubbish we've got to bring them home if they are capable of being to be radicalized and we can deal with them like they do in some of the nordic countries or some scandinavian countries and we integrate them into british society great how do you go in and arrest these people bring them back in a most little police corps to be put in a cozy so through a judicial system they're in a conflict zone they're a threat to this country so the legitimate military targets we do not recorded we do not count civilian casualties we do not count collateral damage if there is believed to be very responsibility the response no no no no no no no no no on the f

his favorite general was joe johnston. and he met him at one point. after, he lize until tipped his hat and goes that is jo jo? he spent four years recording war, the e of the patels and strategies. you get a chronological listing of everything that happened. orthern virginia to army in tennessee to rtment ississippi depa from the navy, blockade runner. i can't say what name of the boat it s they're not releasing that one. into s what they brought savannah. those.footnoted so it's how many were involved hat with the foot notes. so follow that. if you're a person that knows these things this book shows what civilians are going through at home and how they're news.sing these from his father and he found out they did to deal with. had so -- again. coming in and saying it's just a battle to gettysburg. deal. how massive it was. we haven't heard anything from general lee. why is that? ?oes he want us not to know how 's unique in had civili process the news. so i would have been killed or wounded. everybody that he knew. site was killed or wounded. to the h

johnston is of course the third minister to resign inches twenty four hours not a good day for two reason may do you think our government will survive this. i think be very difficult i mean you can see the mood in the country nobody has any faith in this prime minister she's seen very much as somebody who is very much the name to recently appease she is certainly living with it and she's not disappointing people have lost faith in her they don't feel that she has the willingness to deliver a proper bricks that we don't want to water down bricks and of course these two ministers go if you believe there will be others clearly. who will hold this hit their brakes it talks they're already widely mocked by critics and beyond and of course today we've even had corbin denouncing may's government for wasting two years with his political infighting and also saying the government is not even capable of securing a good deal for britain what do you think. we should take any lessons from mr korb and mr korb when you can't agree anyway about bricks at i mean he's somebody that's been fiercely opposed f

off that would see kind of semi had but switching gave yellow cards for there was a an effort by johnstone's where he looked like he's been clipped ahead of falcao at nothing was was given for that meeting may have to make a decision now at some point because the tackles are getting well this is incredible i have to say the referees having to my to my estimation of really bad game he should have sent ashley cole off he's clearly went over the ball directly into the shin barrier us and yet nothing is given and you would not believe this when you see this free kick back yourself a free kick for england one you're going in very hard let's cross over to take part and she's at the park near the luzhniki stadium here in moscow or i imagine there was a huge celebration in the columbia fans over ninety three minutes. hi there neal that me so wow you have not seen anything like this fan's liar when yairi minas head out when seeing that was absolutely incredible i don't think i have ever beat in a ground a fan's like or frankly anywhere where people are what you people were so parties on it was basica

little effort it appears not more so found filmmaker and self avowed liberal joe mcgovern who joined johnstone earlier to discuss his latest film the other side spending many days with people he may normally be inclined to lambaste him politically denounce mcgovern came to some interesting realisations with broad implications for how right and left can interact more productively and amicably in the future. it's very rare that you'll find someone who's willing to not defend the team because it's so it's so emotional it's so tied to your identity . it's very hard it was very hard for me to again so eighty interviews hour and a half each interview is one hundred twenty hours which is like six straight. five doing math my it's like five full days nonstop under twenty hours of listening to things that made my blood boil but through through that exercise through doing that through that approaching it as a challenge love a challenge i've run five marathons i use a play professional soccer i'm a big give me some challenges and so when i thought about the prospect of having to hold in my anger while li

another go this is in see the minutes and it came on one thousand nine minutes at the corner which johnstone's went up brilliant and it was cleared off the line by simmie of the solid well being so they almost scored two goals from their only two shots on target as it is. jordan picked for this just pulled off a pretty impressive say one or more the thing i'm going to come home from corner i don't want to say it but what about p word will it be penalties up the minute fifteen minutes left to go i wouldn't put a pasta part remember creation have played one hundred twenty minutes for the past two games to penalty shoot outs they've won both because they do three in a row i tell you what though when the goals went in a lot of phones in london a lot of fun in zagreb just hoping that might help their team on let's take a look at some of the pictures of celebration when their teams went from. god the eve of the was i thought i was with was drink your beer people drink your beer don't throw it all over the place even in celebration it's hard for an irishman to see one i don't know what they call that

fair now so far as british media goes it there was some reporting on the server at channel four johnstone. at the b.b.c. once again it's a state run state controlled propaganda outlet they were very loath to actually reveal the documents they had in-house was there any justification for them not prevail as ever made listen last week when when they knew that i was about to leak the turnbull report they promised to do something quite spectacular on the b.b.c. news they filmed a police commission osan to other people and then at the very last minute yet again the story was pulled off you know roger because i want being impartial enough to say nothing about that made me say if they don't like the answer you have me more impartial. they are steverson of the fox news fair and balanced more impartiality until you say exactly what we want you to say which has been my experience with them ok so you've been going after this for years has the u.k. banking sector cleaned up all sense of the that last financial crisis no we need we still need significant changes in law and regulation and in practices

government stance a vengeance is not appropriate what we're doing if we follow mr barr is johnston the strategies that we are really french are using our justice system to the usa because usa has a death penalty but the reality is that we are using our sovereignty and telling the world that britain is not competent enough to really. sort of put through criminals through the criminal justice system. british citizens we need to deal with our rubbish we've got to bring them home if they are capable of being de radicalized and we can deal with them like they do in some of the nordic countries or some the scandinavian countries and we integrate them into british society great how do you go in and arrest these people bring them back in a most little police corps to be put in a cozy cell to them go through a judicial system they're in a conflict zone they're a threat to this country so the legitimate military targets we do not recorded we do not count civilian casualties we do not count collateral damage if that is believed to be very rare on the ability the response no no no no no no no no n

johnston had tried to get rid of stanton by following the rules. what he had done, in fact, in august of 1867, had been to try to suspend stanton, which he was allowed to do when congress was out of session. when congress came back into session, the senate decided that the suspension was not viable and stanton remained as secretary of war. having abided by this act, johnsonas he had come a , it now could be said, was prepared to use action and force to put stanton out. to deliberately violate that tenure of office act. so in fact, you have two things happening. first, andrew johnson is violating a law of the united states duly passed, as opposed to attempting to appeal it and and the second is, you realize right then and there that if he gets hold of the army, all of reconstruction is in danger, and maybe the republic itself. when you think of a man he had proposed for secretary of war in stanton's place, this was a man who was on the record arguing that congress was illegal. do you want him in charge of the war department? do you feel safe with hi

really good at this stage but his overall score three penalties and that's a concern is tied into six johnstone to score two so that's a center half and having a quiet on the center half is also scored a goal and then you're looking at the players players like that jesselyn guy and so he. and between then they've got two goals that jesselyn got scored one and then he had the score one i think stirling i've had so many chances and he has not scored and maybe just maybe today and cameras southgate might be looking to someone else and but then you know if you look at how the whole performance over the five games has been sort of projected it's been a success so you might be reluctant to change anything and just carry on playing with the same starting eleven ok well as we've talked about the funds are coming in probably the biggest much of that on time for most of them from the real veteran supporters let's have a look at first of all the crisis fans they've been in now famous nicole straight and have been going to time. but. there's. something. hollow i don't know about the two of them in the unde

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there's not really any coherent alternative on the table i'm certainly not coming from bruce johnston and david davis that's about it said they walked out so they were happy but they didn't give us any sort of alternative i had. an equally we don't really have a coherent clout that involves remaining in the either that i think is right in this there isn't an appetite as a moment to moment the public it's a how to reverse friend so we are stuck in this limbo. and it can last at some point something will have to get we will have to make some decisions but we don't seem to be ready for that yet you know it's interesting john the thing the reason we're in this limbo according to a few people online is because the prime minister herself wanted to remain in the air this is richard a tweet he sent her saying he will be in a far more stronger position now that those two ministers have resigned may is a remainer and she'll do anything to stay in the e.u. bubble as the old saying goes a leopard never changes its spots and one more person sent us a video comment this is steven waffen a former st

what is at issue is whether or not round-up weedkiller caused dwayne lee johnston's cancer, a fatherf two. he worked for benicia school district in 202012 becoming the pest manager. his attorney said a large part of his job was to spray round-up weed kill, often 50-60 gallons at a time. after two years he developed lesions on his body later diagnosed as non-hodgkin's lymphoma. they focused on choice that monsanto took away his client's ability to choose by not disclosing potential dangers of round-up weedkiller. >> if you don't give somebody a choice and somebody gets hurt because of that or god forbid, somebody actually gets cancer, i personally believe and i think you will as well, you should be responsible for the consequences of that. >> the scientific evidence is overwhelming these produce do not cause cancer and did not cause mr. johnson's cancer. >>> much of the trial will likely focus on various studies that have tested the main ingredient in round-up and its effects. there's focus on johnson having called monsanto twice after he developed lesions later diagnosed as non-hodgk

that is the message that toni morrison and harper lee and --lip roth and johnston back john steinbeck are saying. host: did you ever think of running? tom: yes, i ran for congress in 1982 unsuccessfully. i ran against congressman ken kramer. me that youuaded have to run and i was a moderate centrist democrat. had i won, it would not have a been -- would not have been a good example of democracy but i learned about myself in my area and i had urge everyone to run for office once in their life. for some office. politics is for sure. learnedis the thing you working around bill moyers and douglas cater and john gardner. what did you learn about the presidency that has never changed? >> if you get to work close at hand with members of congress, you learn about complexity. you have aarely can sweeping change, most change is incremental, most change is getting part of something done and a compromise which is a dirty word to many people is critically important. you need to get people together with different points of view and try to work something out. in this country we are facing the issue

we will open us up to tony johnston and christina. when will the metal ones come for us? tony: i think that is only happening. --y have been experimenting then done is over in asia. they have robots and computer programs that are able to write news stories. -- we really need to be concerned. it is really remarkable the extent to which you have computers and robots that are going to be able to replace what a lot of us do now in our jobs. we are nowhere that is going. you are seeing a lot of disruption and this is in a lot of different industries. we always had technological progress. you think back to the industrial revolution in the 1800s. you think of the internal combustion engine, people get cars. i think what is really striking about this time that we are in havew much disruption we across a bunch of different industries. since then, using a number of industries be disrupted. you have the ipod and the mp3 players. you have netflix and the movie industry. you have over and left. upsetting theft taxi companies. and reaches into all of our lives. it will reach even more