at the very beginning, let me say that jordan wanted comes to the senior cause jordan position. and stan is to help the palestinians is to support the palestinians to cooperate with our brothers in the impulse. fine and out of world to achieve peace for the palestinians. our contact with our brothers impala sly in our continuous go in good contact between hamas and olden during the last few weeks. out of there we call put it with the palestinian brotherly people. we discussed the situation with them with our position, which is the recognition of the palestinian state. we corporate with the palestinian leadership and with all our brothers in palestine. according to the normal relations between countries, we have contact. the main goal is to help and support our policy. senior brothers and jordan is doing what 8 can in this regard called the mission between jordan and the policy and the leaders ah, there is ongoing is continuous and we will do everything we will go for whatever it takes in order to help our policy. union brothers and to help the policy and to be able to get that f

so that's a particular concern for jordan, for jordan. i mean, they have, i think, over the years of the trumpet ministration, those 4 years become privately very concerned about the situation. they didn't light the cushion plan, showered cushion of donald trump's son in law's plan for the region. they run nerved by the fact that he was moving away from the traditional status quo. i think they will be encouraged by the fact that sex re blinking it operate so more traditional type of diplomacy as does the biden administration as a whole box. so that could be blinking for now is only focusing on the seas fall and keeping the calm. he's not going further. and i'm sure jordan would like him to go further to restart negotiations towards a 2 state solution. now the leader of hamas is political wing in garza says, a much larger conflict could bray counts in the future if the underlying issues between israelis and palestinians and not resolved from garza who's our force that here on the street, you get an idea of the long term nature of the fall

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so that's a particular concern for jordan, for jordan. i mean, they have, i think, over the years of the trumpet ministration, those 4 years become privately very concerned about the situation. they didn't light the cushion plan, showered cushion of donald trump's son in law's plan for the region. they run nerves by the fact that he was moving away from the traditional status quo. i think they will be encouraged by the fact that sex re blinking. it operates a more traditional type of diplomacy as does the bio ministration as a whole box. so that could be blinking for now is only focusing on the seas for keeping the calm. he's not going further. and i'm sure jordan would like him to go further to restart negotiations towards a 2 state solution. well, that's now godhood i made. who does have more from occupied east jerusalem on that court proceedings about 4 expulsions and says one, the court has a german and as the defense lawyer said, well, the court has decided not to take any decision at stake. here was an appeal made by several familie

i said you're going to be the next michael jordan? he goes, no, i'm going to be the first kobe bryant. i said what do you want? what do you want out of this game i want to be the greatest player that ever played this game i was like, wow, that's a trip like there's a guy named michael jordan that i keep fussing with everybody that's not the greatest, i know he's the greatest, scott. i just like saying it. but i know michael is the greatest and kobe was right along with him i told michael at 27 years old, and he was 27, i think he would have gave it to him. i literally told him that. got punched in the stomach for it, but i told him. >> what about the two, john, was so similar was it the competitiveness, the drive, something more? >> yeah, like michael had -- you see it they both had this unbelievable thought, this mental health of -- nothing off court made a difference what was going on in the stands didn't make a difference, who came into the game like they were just only about the game right there about that game. and outside stuff

joining me now former speaker of the house newt gingrich and representative jim jordan. mr.peaker, is this a party in revolution? you led one or do they know who their leader is and is it time to change liz cheney out? >> well, those are two different questions. i think this is a party which has broadly become a deeply pro-american party, a deeply committed anti-counter culture party. a party that believes washington has to be taken on and washington has to be changed. i think all that is true. part of it relates to trump. but candidly, part of it is bigger than trump. he may not want to hear that but it's true. >> pete: i believe it. >> this is a long term national movement that goes all the way back to goldwater and continued to build momentum. on liz's part, look, the cheneys are very smart, very experienced family. they have a remarkable record of serving. i thought she had every right as an individual member to vote her conscience. she had no right to use the chairmanship of the conference to exploit her position when, in fact, the conference by about 200 to 10, that's

jordan.ywood. >> you're pretty messy right now. in more ways than one. >> no i'm not. i spent half my life playing that game. i'm the one who went to hell and did that dirty work. we served the country that didn't love us back because we believed in what it could be. we fought for what america could be. >> trevor: michael b. jordan! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> what's going on, man? thanks for having me. >> trevor: oh, thank you for being here, man. thank you so much for being here. congratulations. i just watched the film. i think everybody has on amazon prime, without remorse. before we talk about the movie, i just want to know, how much more muscle are you planning to create from your human body? the whole movie, i'm watching you and it's very discouraging because i stay at home and eat ice cream. when i see you, i'm, like, do you eat anything? who are you, man? >> i was just about to eat strawberry donuts. i eat a lot. i've let myself go in recent months. it's been pr

so that's a particular concern for jordan, for jordan. i mean, they have, i think over the years of the trumpet administration, those 4 years become privately very concerned about the situation. they didn't light the cushion plan. jared cushion of donald trump's son in law's plan for the region. they run nerved by the fact that he was moving away from the traditional status quo. i think they will be encouraged by the fact that century blinking it operates a more traditional type of diplomacy, as does the biden administration as a whole bought secretary, blinking for now is only focusing on the see spot and keeping the calm. he's not going further and i'm sure jordan would like him to go further to restart negotiations towards a 2 state solution. well, katara paid half a $1000000000.00 towards garza's reconstruction. the gulf nation regularly contributes millions of dollars in the humanitarian aid to the besieged strip. cutter was part of the mediation efforts to secure the seaside, broken by egypt and israeli court of agenda decision on m

so that's a particular concern for jordan, for jordan. i mean, they have, i think over the years of the trumpet administration, those 4 years become privately very concerned about the situation. they didn't light the cushion plan. jared cushion of donald trump's son in law's plan for the region. they run nerved by the fact that he was moving away from the traditional status quo. i think they will be encouraged by the fact that century blinking it operates a more traditional type of diplomacy, as does the biden administration as a whole bots. secretary blinking for now is only focusing on the see spot and keeping the calm. he's not going further. and i'm sure jordan would like him to go further to restart negotiations towards a 2 state solution. kata has pledged half a $1000000000.00 towards garza's post war reconstruction. the energy rich gulf nation regularly contributes millions of dollars and hint humanitarian aid to the besieged strip. catherine was part of the mediation efforts to secure the si, fi broken by egypt. this time round wi

jordan: it does, right. democrats did it -- we had -- the democrat chairman of the rules committee, he objected the very first day. he objected to alabama back on january 6, 2017. said president trump won by 30 points. mr. raskin objected to florida. ms. waters objected to wyoming. maybe the only state that president trump won by more than he won alabama. she objected to wyoming. that was ok for democrats to do. mr. rosen? not responding? mr. rosen: i'm sorry. i didn't understand if you were asking me to respond to that. again, i think -- mr. jordan: is it ok for jim mcgovern, the democrat member of congress, to object to alabama on january 6, 2017, is that all right? he's allowed to do that. mr. rosen: i think if members are adhering to their constitutional rights and roles and responsibilities, that's, again, a question for all the folks in congress. mr. jordan: ms. waters can object to wyoming even though he won by 40 points. she can object if she wants to. mr. rosen: the constitution allows members of co

and also biden was get going on with getting the additional aid from egypt and jordan and egypt, jordan and katara to to the bulk of the cease fire was also partly just to restore diplomatic relations with the p a as well. okay, so definitely trying to rally get some aid moving there to the palestinians. in garza, we heard the u. s. secret. terry stay there calling for a reduction intentions between israelis and palestinians. the issues that led to the outbreak of the conflict remained though, do you think we'll see any shift in policy from israel or the palestinians to avoid a descent into bottles again? well terry, i think this is where things are going to be difficult again, right now we're getting the commitments for bulking of the fire. but in order to deal with the deeper issues, undergirding, this latest escalation, as well as the much deeper roots of the conflict, is going to take a lot more work. and it's something that the u. s. is not quite poised to do just yet. and quite frankly, the parties in the region are not quite ready to do either, either israel or the palestinians.

on $63.00, ben can visit to jordan, and egypt and james jordan, of course, has influence. and some of those issues proved very sensitive lately in east jerusalem. once lincoln's message, then about that too, john? well obviously, jordan is a very important player and right now on the other side of the jordan river, it should be about now. the greek lincoln is with king abdullah discussing the situation. clearly discussing the si se fall in garza trying to make sure that sees fall holds but for jordan, particularly. also, this is a situation in the west bank and in jerusalem. because remember that jordan has a role hash mike monarchy as the custodian over the religious sites. in jerusalem, so that's a particular concern for jordan. for jordan, i mean they have, i think over the years of the trumpet ministration, those 4 years become privately very concerned about the situation. they didn't light the cushion plan. jared cushion of donald trump's son in law's plan for the region. they run nerved by the fact that he was moving away from the traditional status quo. i think they

and jordan's father said he told me jordan is dead.lt like at that moment that everything i had done to protect him, it wasn't good enough. it didn't matter because he was a young black male and it was simply because of the color of his skin. >> reporter: she redirected her pain into purpose, became active in the gun control group moms demand action. >> i started speaking out about jordan's tragedy. any person that would allow me to speak or tell my story, i -- that's what i did. >> reporter: a lot of people would get under the covers, pull them over their head and never want to get out. >> but that's not the way i was raised. i was raised that you fight to protect and care for the people that you believe in and that you love. >> reporter: she was raised by an activist father who chaired the illinois naacp in the 1960s and met with lyndon johnson regarding the landmark 1964 civil rights act. >> i grew up watching my father give speeches. and all of the marches we participated in as children, and i can remember at night as a child, a sm

jordan's father called to tell her the gut-wrenching news. >> jordan has been shot.t this primal wail came out of me. and i was like, where is jordan? and, you know, i just started screaming. and jordan's father said -- he told me that jordan is dead, and i just -- i was just screaming because i felt like in that moment that everything i had done to protect him, it wasn't good enough. it didn't matter because he was a young black male and it was simply because of the color of his skin. >> reporter: she redirected her pain into purpose. became active in the gun control group moms demand action. >> i started speaking out about jordan's tragedy. any person that would allow me to speak or tell my story, that is what i did. >> reporter: a lot of people would get under the covers and pull them over their head and never want to get out. >> and that is not the way i was raising. i was raised that you fight and protect and care about the people that you believe in and love. >> reporter: she was raised by an activist father who chaired the illinois naacp in the 1960s and met w

the, regarding the up to about that me to and view as jordan egyptian meeting. it's not that on the table right now, but we will call the nate and we will agree on every step to be taken through called the nation with our partners. i'd love to confirm that we have identical points of view between jordan and egypt regarding the palestinian issue. we need to work hard in order to reach comprehensive just settlement to this cause we need to a card egypt until they welcome. if you just joining us, you're watching out here. we live in amman, this hour you're looking at, i'm in society the just in, in foreign minister in compensation with some issue create the egyptian foreign minister, the telling us where we are right now. as of this our, when it comes to the israel, palestinian is you, let's go back to that news conference taking place in the jordanian capital, egypt and jordan. we have one unified message, the 2 solution settlement, the legitimate tribes of the policy must be met. no more violations due to the international lows and we will continue another and th

so that's a particular concern for jordan, for jordan. i mean, they have, i think over the years of the trumpet administration, those 4 years become privately very concerned about the situation. they didn't light the cushion plan. jared cushion of donald trump's son in law's plan for the region. they run nerves by the fact that he was moving away from the traditional status quo. i think they will be encouraged by the fact that century blinking it operate some more traditional type of diplomacy, as does the biden administration as a whole box secretary blinking for now is only focusing on the see spot and keeping the calm. he's not going further and i'm sure jordan would like him to go further to restart negotiations towards a 2 state solution on the prospects of more palestinian families being forced out of their homes, continues to cast a shadow in occupied east jerusalem and israeli caught agenda decision on evictions in the neighborhood of still one less than 3 weeks ago. a similar case and shake draw sparked the violence that eventual

jordan also plays a vital role in the west bank. the u. s. re engages with the policy people in reopens. our consulate in jerusalem will have a lot of work to do together as well. and cotton has pledged half a $1000000000.00 towards garza's postwar reconstruction. the gulf nation readily contributes millions of dollars in humanitarian aid. to the besieged strip. cutter was part of the mediation efforts to secure the ceasefire. broken by egypt. and israeli court has agenda decision on more forced evictions and occupied east jerusalem. there were demonstrations outside the court, 6 palestinian families, and still one could lose their hands less than 3 weeks ago. a similar occasion shiraz bought violence and eventually saw him ask them israel fight each other for 11 days. joe biden was ordered us intelligence agencies to report back on the origins of the corona virus within 3 months. it's an indication the administration is seriously considering the possibility the virus accident can meet from a chinese lab. some accept the theory that across

jordan also plays a vital role in the west bank. the u. s. re engages with the palestinian people and reopens are constantly in jerusalem. we'll have a lot of work to do together as well. shell has been ordered to more than double its carbon emission counts. by the end of the decade. environmentalists say the dots ruling will have implications for energy companies worldwide. rescue is in northern nigeria, searching for more than a 100 people missing. often overcrowded bowed, capsized. about 200 on board when it was in the state 20 people have been rescued for you on security council has used an emergency meeting to call for the immediate release of molly's transitional leaders. vice president cannot see me go into one of the ministry officers who lead last year coup ousted and arrested the prime minister and the president on monday, being held in a military base in the town of copy. one of his representative says they have resigned from the positions those headlines and he continues here now to 0 to witness. stay with us. talk to al jazeer

jordan: i saw it, yes.he bank of england has the swap lines set up with the fed and various other central banks, designed to help if you have a dollar shortage, and we definitely had that in march. it is absolutely in the fed's favor to set up these dollar swap lines because what happened during the crisis last year? central banks were short of dollars and they had to sell their treasuries in order to pay out the dollars to the other banks. the fed didn't want that because it had seen treasuries selling off and yields had not been widening. the pound is not to go to risk off currency. it is the opposite. so why is the bank of england setting itself up? if you read down to the very bottom, it was written towards the end of april, they have an update and they add it is just a technical set up with the bis, and there's no motive behind it. as you know, sterling has been more volatile post-brexit. i can't read too much into it. it just seems to be that after the crisis last year, central banks want to just be s

so that's a particular concern for jordan, for jordan, i mean they have, i think over the years of the trumpet administration, those 4 years become privately very concerned about the situation. they didn't like the cushion plan, jared cushion, double drums, son in laws plan for the region. they run nerved by the fact that he was moving away from the traditional status quo. i think they will be encouraged by the fact that sex re blinking it operate some more traditional type of diplomacy, as does the biden administration as a whole bots. secretary, blinking for now is only focusing on the seas fall and keeping the calm. he's not going further and i'm sure jordan would like him to go further to restart negotiations towards a 2 state solution. now, the leader of hamas, his political wigan, garza says, a much larger conflict could break out in the future if the underlying issues are resolved. high false reports from garza here on the street. you get an idea of the long term nature of the fall out of this war 44 people died in this massive building collapse and now 2 other buildings on the

. >> and you mentioned michael jordan.- it's significant. explain why. explain the significance of michael jordan being there to do th this. >> well, you know, when we think of michael jordan, the latest and greatest basketball player of all time, he didn't have a lot of friends. scottie pippin is there, phil jackson is there, but even with scottie, that's a little love and hate relationship every now and then, it seems like every couple of years, we learn something new. but kobe made it known and made it public that he was trying to be like mike and be better than mike. it started as a mentor/mentee relationship that grew into something where you know there was support the other day from e espn hasn't deleted or gotten rid of the last text he got from kobe. and what started as this young 18-year-old kid coming from the nba and nagging jordan about all of these questions turned into this very brotherly bond. and you got to see a guy who was the closest person that we've ever seen be like mike. and you know, we saw jordan s

jordan still gets choked up looking at the messages. >> jordan is going to be the one that inducts kobehe hall of fame. >>> chris miller testified in a house hearing over the capitol riots. miller defended his response and his timing about sending in the national guard our pete williams has the details. >> reporter: a defiant former acting defense secretary said he approved sending national guard troops about two hours after becoming aware that rioters were storming the capitol though it would take another two hours for them to get there. chris miller defended that pace saying he was aware of the backlash over the role guard troops played in pushing protesters away from the white house in june and in killing four civilians in demonstrations at kent state university in 1970 he wanted to make sure the guard was fully prepared at this time. >> this isn't a video game where you can move forces with a thick of a thumb or a movie that glosses over logistical challenges in the time to coordinate other entities involved. >> that didn't satisfy some democrats. >> will you at the very least apolo

army green beret jordan goodreads a special forces soldier who hone his skills in unconventional warfare during tours of afghanistan and iraq. had struck a deal with the venezuelan opposition to oust president maduro and put them into power in return for $200000000.00 us dollars. but it all went horribly wrong. doing a lot of fun some of you have their little i'll come on you got money out of. being there tony blair. one year after the attempt to kidnap president maduro we investigate what's known and else who really was behind that operation. we pick up the story in february 29000 at a couldn't get town on the border with venezuela a convoy of 8 the nato west and others was just arriving there to meet it was one. leader of venezuela's opposition. why don't have become the head of the national assembly on the 5th of january 2019. 1 week later claiming the country's recent elections have been free to favor of a do over. he declared himself into rim president he quickly gave recognition from 60 countries around the world and called on foreign assistance but the aid was stopped by venezuela

now, jim jordan, tell me if i'm wrong. i will hand it to you.ed to a fisa court, where would i be right now? >> you would be in jail. and again, you are exactly right. never forget, we deposed him after he had been fired. he told us in the deposition after ten months ofr investigating president trump, his fake russia trunk allusion efforts, his whole ordeal. after ten months, they still didn't have anything. but he didn't tell us that. in fact, he pushed for the special counsel and we had to live through another two years of that. and now we find out that the abuse is still going on. i always remind people, remember, this is spying on americans, what they are doing here is foreign intelligence surveillance act. it is a foreign intelligence surveillance court. what are they doing spying on americans? that is the thing that troubled us so much and this is why we should have hearings. he has yet to have a committee hearing this entire congress. i bet he is probably not going to be only one on this issue. >> sean: let me move to a different issue wi

>> a year ago i sold off white jordan 1. for $2,500. he's taking online college tsas lonas i gd. personal favoe >>> right now on "america this morning," the run on gas fueling more shortages. drivers going to new extremes filling up seven gas tanks at once, even filling up water bottles. >> the fuel pipeline targeted by cybercriminals has now re-opened, but this morning, what we're learning about the time line for service being restored. plus, the warning years ago that security was so lax, an eighth grader could hack into it. >>> mystery illness. new revelations about the so-called havana syndrome. americans overseas suffering hearing loss and severe headaches fueling concern about a targeted attack. the new indication that this could be a bigger problem than we thought. >>> shot at a million.

a lot of people didn't know in high school michael's nickname was magic jordan.other side of the case, we were fortunate that michael let us go to his home in chicago and pick out several items to put here in the museum. whether it was nba all-star game trophies, mvp of the all-star game, national player awards that he won here at north carolina, one of the items that gets a lot of mention is a recruiting letter that coach krzyzewski at duke sent michael. michael has great respect for coach crzyzewski. we're very fortunate. michael is a great ambassador of the university of north carolina and certainly one of the greatest players of all time, not necessarily as a tar heel, but all of nba history. basketball is important not just at unc, but in this state, in this region, certainly in our community and definitely here on campus at unc. the acc has grown. it was called tobacco road because so many of the programs were based here in north carolina. it's part of when you come to school at north carolina a lot of if people that come here come because they want to be p

to leave me are is there is a place to my did jordan government and. your honor law since that period but in defect to different people as other places that they said that the after see years of meetings here jordan government a little help of the owner are you with. just heard. there is those houses in the family nice but this isn't happened and iran had started 96 in 1987 and didn't continue the case so why do seems that in such a condition the settlers have their eyes to be appraised by those families in such conditions what any henri you really don't see that those friendly is. the one who will be accused they were to run short of placed in those houses instead of their. own as it's their dead last since thank you for dates after next my bridge and difference between it and the bat and those illegal sitters that i now go read to keep those but the scene in family saudi at it's in it but it became like it twice before then in like in 48 yes it's rare confiscated and they really kicked out from that as it's by the israelis in 84 to 80 or a 1000000 th

jordan was was partially correct in my view. when he said that this is a message to iran it is because the the israelis regard hamas as another instrument i caused a lot of the iranians supply and financing and logistics and this is all a trail you to to a national emergency ultimately going to be declared if netanyahu continues on this course nobody is in control the u.n. can't do anything the russians are proposing a quartet of the u.s. russia un and. you used to come together and try to resolve this thing that's been rejected by you know what so that tells you netanyahu is in the driver seat now and lastly micro quick if we want to compare you know trump to biden we know where trump would fall on this or would be squarely on the side baby but do you think trump abraham accords played a role in emboldening israel in this latest round of fighting. i think it did one thing it basically had the arab countries remain silent as they as israel has now gone after the palestinians and you're not hearing a peep out of the other arab co

jordan, stay with us.o george shortly because i want to get his views on what is going on in the u.k. it was a super thursday. it is now over. votes are still being counted. this could offer a verdict on boris johnson's leadership. we could also be in to an interesting period regarding scottish politics and we will be back to talk about that shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. seven minutes into the trading session in seeing some upside to european stocks right now. over to the bank of england which is slowing its emergency bond buying. speaking to bloomberg's francine lacqua, governor andrew bailey also said the bank of england would need to see some sort of negative shock before it would consider expanding qe next year. >> we have been clear and we have not changed -- what we have changed is the pace at which we change. we have not changed the end date. we frontloaded it somewhat because in november we were in the midst of an upsurge in covid. we were concerned a

jordan: that is certainly a test.this long-standing relationship with mitch mcconnell, who has a lot of power given the 50/50 split in that chamber, can biden convince mcconnell to go along with some kind of infrastructure package? i think there's a realization that this sweeping package that costs over $2 trillion that president biden has proposed is going to be pared down or broken up into pieces. but can he get mcconnell to go along with at least one piece of that? that is going to be the test underway. jonathan: we seen a lot of bloodshed in israel, and we have to pit over to the international right now in the middle east. what is the president's position right now, and what has this administration said about what is happening between israel and hamas? jordan: the bottom line for the biden adminstration with this situation is de-escalation. that is what they have called for on both sides, to de-escalate the violence. in the broad scheme of things, i think the biden adminstration would like to focus on china, the a

however, jordan has always been there in the background as a mediator along with egypt and jordan, major player that has the authority that overseas the temple mount compound with alex, i'm off in it. this is something this is a jordanian authority. so it's only reasonable to assume that the tensions there and how to ease them is going to be just one of the topics that blink and is to discuss with jordanian authority on. so on a thank you, donna, rigor in television, and apologies for the quality of that line there. let's turn out some of the stories making headlines this. our us president joe biden has agreed to make russian president vladimir putin at a summit next month in geneva. it'll be the 1st face to face meeting as heads of states and comes at a time of escalating tensions. the white house and discussions would aim to restore stability to the us, russia relationship cycle and yeah, has made landfall in eastern india coastal areas where hit by winds of up to 155 kilometers an hour and torrential rain more than a 1000000 people have been evacuated in the states of west bengal and

jordan, egypt. what happens in the west bank gaza, israel, it has an impact. we are seeing in jordan daily demonstrations almost tore the israeli border. the egyptians have their own equities. we have to continue with the abraham accords and it is key to not forget those actors and how we can merge those universes and see if we can find ways in which partners get some dividend from the new dynamic. finally, a word on the u.s. the u.s. wished none of this had happened, they had a policy predicated on continuing things. it happened. the u.s. is in a difficult position. the u.s. has to lead any cease-fire and de-escalation efforts. the u.s. has to remind the partners of its own equities in terms of the conflict itself also how it impacts u.s. allies in egypt and the others, but the u.s. should not do it in a way where it gets too dragged into this. at the end of the day i think the administration was correct, we cannot get engaged in high diplomacy, so we have to continue with this. one operational point, i think as was said, the staff dealing with this are extre

jordan also plays a vital role in the west bank. the u. s. re engages with the policy, people and reopens are constantly. jerusalem. will have a lot of work to do together. as well. mean are, all cattle has pledged half a $1000000000.00 towards garza's post war reconstruction. the energy rich gulf state regularly contributes millions of dollars in the humanitarian aid to the besieged strip. catera was part of the mediation efforts to secure the ceasefire for good by egypt. while the prospect of more palestinian families being forced from their homes, continues to cast a shadow in occupied east. jerusalem and israeli court adjourned a decision on forced evictions in the neighbourhood of sil, one and less than 3 weeks ago. a similar case and checked europe, spot violence that eventually saw how math and israel fight each other for 11 days . and then con reports, the more use of force by israeli police on the streets have occupied east jerusalem outside the district court protest as we show the move behind the security barrier . inside the co

well, jordan peterson is a canadian.carefully ever since what is happening in this country. he has had a long and fascinating history of interviews. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: jordan peterson was a clinical psychologist practicing in canada when he got into a fight with the canadian government over his right to say what he believes is true. that catapulted him into a position he occupies now, which is one of the world's most important, one of its last really public intellectuals. he has written a brand-new book. "12 new rules to live." we just had a long fascinating genuinely fascinating conversation. new episode of "tucker carlson today." here is part of it. you made the decision in 2016 not to stay with the government of canada was prepared to force you to say. you decided i can't do that. it violates my conscience. my soul is at stake. i'm not doing it. looking back on that decision five years later, your life is completely different from what was. are you happy that you made that decision? was it worth it? >> i