judd: no. there isoint right now , no frustration because we're seeing the programs come to fruition. where we were very frustrated is if you looked at the leadership that we had at dhs, the movement was very slow. we knew what needed to happen. we knew that we needed to start the migrant protection protocols very early on, and, frankly, the dhs kept pushing back, and it wasn't the administration. the administration continued to push forward. but when you have segments of government, as we've seen, you've got career employees that push back on politicals, and that's just the fact of the government that we currently have. but we have seen that president trump did, in fact, get what he needed to get done, and so that is now going forward. stephen: and can i -- one quick note on the border wall. the cost of this border wall is coming in substantially higher than the wall building at the end of the bush administration and what wall was built or fencing was built under president obama. i'm curious w

brandon judd. joining us here in our studios in washington, rebekah maureen covers politics and border today." r "usa and with the first line of questioning, stephen --, assistant managing editor of the "washington times." >> brandon, border apprehension numbers are down dramatically from the peak of the surge in may and june. i'm wondering, what happened? why are those numbers down and maybe most importantly, who gets credit for that? mr. judd: you first have to take a look at the driving factor that pulls people to come to the united states illegally, and the main magnet that we call it is the catch and release program. any time that people cross the border illegally and know they are just going to be released into the interior of the united states to wait for an asylum or deportation hearing they -- people tend to cross our borders illegally in large numbers. ever since the u.s. government started the migrant protection protocols or the weight in -- wait in mexico program those numbers have decr

-mexican border. > joining us from montana is brandon judd. oining us here in our studios in washington, rebekah maureen covers politics for usa today the first line of questioning, stephen -- of thent managing editor "washington times." > brandon, border apprehension dramatically wn from the peak of the surge in may and june. what happened? down and ose numbers maybe most importantly, who gets credit for that? >> you first have to take a look at the driving factor that pulls people to come to the united main illegally, and the magnet that we call it is the catch and release program. people cross the board illegally and they know hey are just going to be released into the interior of the united states to wait for an deportation hearing they -- people tend to cross our borders illegally in large numbers. ever since the u.s. government tarted the migrant protection protocols or the mexico program decreased rs have dramatically because people don't want to wait in another country pending their asylum or proceeding. so once we turned that magnet o

big news, judd trump out, and today for nigel bond, nobody has done it better. his sixth world title and he rounded off the season by taking the chequered flag at the abu dhabi grand prix yesterday. earlier i spoke to our formula one reporterjenny gow, who was at the final race, about hamilton's future at his team mercedes after rumours emerged from the paddock that a move to ferrari at the end of his contract in 2021 could happen. he can do what he likes. he holds all the cards as a driver in formula 1. he is hugely successful as a brand, he very important to formula 1and brand, he very important to formula 1 and two teams so mercedes want to do everything they can to keep him. the head of mercedes motorsport reckons there is a 25% chance of him leaving to go to ferrari. it is important to say at this point in time lewis hamilton is doing his contract negotiations with mercedes so contract negotiations with mercedes so how much of this is generated by lewis to try and drive up his price? his likeability, his contract details, and how much of it is actualfact? a

many thanks to judd gregg.his is "balance of powern bloomberg television and radio. ♪ ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. is an extraordinary remedy provided for in the u.s. constitution, and each of the three actions to impeach a u.s. president is in some ways without precedent, but history still guides that we do as a nation when there are conflicts under our constitution. avid stewart has become student of the constitution. he moved on to become an author andooks on the constitution american history, including "impeached." we welcome mr. stewart. thank you for joining us. let's start out with an historical comparison. ,ndrew johnson, richard nixon william jefferson clinton, and now donald trump. what is similar among those situations, what is different? most obvious similarity is they are partisan. alexander hamilton told us, impeachment would be partisan, they would involve a political remedy for an offense to the , and that the comparative strength of th

we'll take it up with border patrol union president brandon judd. also, president trump's campaign shuts out michael bloomberg's media company for their decidedly unfair idea of reporting and coverage. please stay with us.

nigel bond's run at the uk snooker championship is over, he knocked out judd trump this week but waswas beaten by last year's runner—up mark allen. it went to a final frame decider. he goes through 6—5 to the semifinals and will play stephen maguire. another big shock. had a lot of them at york. three—time winnerjohn higgins knocked out by the chinese teenager who had already beaten world a neil robertson. he will now ta ke world a neil robertson. he will now take on his compatriot in the other semifinal, ding junhui. you can watch that on bbc two and the mcguire and mark allen match is at 7pm. i will be back in the next hour. more now on that anthonyjoshua fight this evening where he's hoping to win back his heavyweight world titles. let's speak now to charlie edwards. he's a boxer himself and a friend of anthonyjoshua. have you spoken to anthonyjoshua about this fight in the past few days? not in the past few days. he isa days? not in the past few days. he is a busy man and will probably cut off all social media and focus on the fight. i was with him before he got out in camp and w

join >> joining us from montana is brandon judd and joining us here in our studios in washington, she covers politics and border issues for "usa today." and with the first line of questioning, stephen dinan, assistant managing editor of "the washington times." stephen: brandon, border apprehension numbers are down dramatically from where they were the peak of the surge in may and june. i'm wondering, what happened?

we'll take it up with border patrol union president brandon judd.lso, president trump's campaign shuts out michael bloomberg's media company for their decidedly unfair idea of reporting and coverage. reporting and coverage. please stay with us. 81% of people with developmental do not have a paid job let's build the workforce of the future. join us at deliveringjobs.org that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year. and now get $250 off google pixel 4 during xfinity mobile beyond black friday. that's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. lou: on wall street stocks moving lower. volume on the big board 3.3 billion shares. crude oil up a percent and a half. gold down a quarter percent. the holiday shopping season off to a strong start

we'll take it up with border patrol union president brandon judd.lso, president trump's campaign shuts out michael bloomberg's media company for their decidedly unfair idea of reporting and coverage. please stay with us. when you move homes, you move more than just yourself. that's why xfinity has made taking your internet and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. so while moving may still come with its share of headaches... no kidding. we're doing all we can to make moving simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. some people say that's ridiculous. i dress how i feel. yesterday i felt bold with boundless energy. this morning i woke up calm and unbreakable. tomorrow? who knows. age is just an illusion. how you show up for the world, that's what's real. what's your idea? i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. lou: on wall street stocks moving l

. ♪ c-span'seek on newsmakers, brandon judd, border patrol council president talks about border policye trump administration, efforts to reduce illegal administration into the u.s., and how cartels enteral traffic across the u.s.-mexico border. southwest crosses the border illegally without the say-so of cartels. they control illegal crime on the border. these cartels operated every in everywn -- operate single town on the southwest border and they are very violent and dangerous. all you have to do is look at the murder rate in mexico to understand. the u.s. intelligence community has estimated criminal cartels 80% of somewhere around the country in mexico right now. that is on the high-end, there are lower estimates, but if you go lower, the fact criminal cartels control any part of mexico should be concerning. and it makes everything very dangerous. that is one reason why border patrol agent get frustrated with politicians that say it is ok for people to cross the border illegally. politicians are encouraging a ofy vulnerable segment population in south america to put themselves in t

world number one judd trump is through to the third round of snooker‘s uk championship — and moves auld see him become the first player since 2003 to win the uk championship, the world championship and the masters title in the same season. china's number one ding junhui is also into round three. he beat the cypriot michael georgiou six frames to two to stay on course for his third uk championship title. it's the final day of the trampoline and tumbling world championships in tokyo and there's another medal for great britain. elliott brown powered his way to silver in the men's tumbling final after his second passe scored high on difficulty — to place second in this event for the second year in a row. his team mate jaydon paddock placed fifth. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now it is time for a quick stop —— click.

a new car judd is in the making france's p.s.a. group makers of persia and fear of chrysler have reached a binding agreement to a merger of the $50000000000.00 deal will create the world's 4th largest copper the aim is to join resources to address the challenges of future mobility. it's a merger of equals a $5050.00 deal worth $50000000000.00 it brings together some iconic brands on the french side their spiritual and citoyen as well as germany's opel and then there's fear at chrysler with not only its namesake brands but also dodge and cheap and even some luxury brands alfa romeo and muscle roddie while some of these brands have struggled in the past and found it difficult to adapt to massive changes in the automotive sector together they form a strong global player. the merger creates a new number 4 in the world com market with combined sales of just under 9000000 vehicles chrysler is topped by germany's faux japan's toyota and by oh no nissan all selling over 10000000 vehicles per year the new company leaves behind american auto

world number one judd trump is through to the third round of snooker‘s uk championship — and moves acloser to completing the triple crown. he thrashed china's mei xiwen 6—1 to go through. victory at the tournament for trump would see him become the first player since 2003 to win the uk championship, the world championship and the masters title in the same season. china's number one ding junhui is also into round three. he beat the cypriot michael georgiou six frames to two to stay on course for his third uk championship title. it's the final day of the trampoline and tumbling world championships in tokyo and there's another medal for great britain. elliott brown powered his way to silver in the men's tumbling final after his second passe scored high on difficulty — to place second in this event for the second year in a row. his team mate jaydon paddock placed fifth. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now it is time for a quick stop —— click. i lost my sight seven years ago. navigating the world can feel like a huge challenge, even with my gorgeous guid

there aren't so many fossils and it feels like this is just a dent what was your relationship with judd normal or ok so suddenly becomes. this job isn't just about what's on a script or a piece of paper it's about what's happening right now. a chinese casino empire is transforming cambodia bought funny rapid development and criminology one o one a 5th to win is a loser in cambodia to see how it's. done how does iraq. so many ounces here in london to a cost center t.v. special guest in conversation i am here because of colonialism unprompted it's fun interrupted there's a sense of what it must but i'm still having some legitimacy in terms of spreading the knowledge and technology priyanka powell meets to launch the palings community make a declaration for something as monumentally horrific as slavery studio to be unscripted on al-jazeera. donald trump's lawyer says the u.s. president will not participate in the latest impeachment hearings calling them baseless and highly partisan. joe however and i'm come also in some area with the world news from al jazeera the search for a new leader i

he's come through on promises that he made to the american public to secure the border. >> brandon juddnk you for join us. have a good day. >> thanks for having me. you have a merry christmas. >> you too. 18 after the hour and unwrapping the pc culture moment of the year. from mega hat madness. >> that's kind of ridiculous to get pete up look this -- dangerous to wear the hat in new york to war on straw and all of the outrage you don't want to miss it. good morning and welcome back as year comes to a close, let's unwrap most outis ragous things declared war on this yore and a bunch of them we've selected chad good thanks for join. only congratulations to your eagles i'm mad at my cowboy. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. now let's talk about war on plastic straws you know chad this has been a hot topic all year long. >> yeah. every year is get harder harolder to narrow down the the outrage and we'ring loo at this thing we call it off a the rail segment where we look at how world has gone crazy for a guy who enjoys decent cocktail nothing ruin it than a paper straw. so what i ju

>> three really prominent actresses, ashley judd, not in communication with one another, totally separately they tell us these terrible weinstein storie- >> they were not on the record? >> so far from the record. >> far off the record. >> it put us in a bad position because it immediately created this on the one hand, while, these are high valued sources and their stories are very convincing and their stories match. on the other hand, none of them are ready to go on the record. so what do we do? >> what do you do do? >> we realized the story would have to be with evidence and not just -- we have this theory that maybe we can persuade actresses to hold hands and time together and their safeties in numbers but because of the actresses who we were talking to, it's very hard to get them to do that. also, it created what the traditional he said "she said" dynamic with a story would have sparked a debate. >> so what about went into making this difference? >> we realized right away we would need records and evidence that went beyond these accounts we were hearing. this is one of the ways in which

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return judd's compliment we have to go pragmatic. joe, i think what's going on, out in the country folks probably think, look, what the president did in ukraine wasn't quite right but what does this have to do with me what does this have to do with my job security, the cost of health care, the cost of college? my concern for my friends in the democratic party, i think what they may be doing here is counter productive because what really matters is the next election we know what's going to happen in the house we know what's going to happen in the senate. what we don't know is what's going to happen in the next election if the democrats look like they're pursuing a course that's divorced from the 6 or 8% in peoria, my concern is it may actually help donald trump in his re-election campaign and eventually be self-defeating for the democrats. >> doug? >> i agree with that you know, i think most people go about their day. they don't think much about the issue. it is not a serious issue in everybody's everyday life. it is unfortunately a s

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world number one judd trump is through to the third round of snooker‘s uk championship and moves a stepmei xiwen 6—1 to go through. victory at the tournament for trump would see him become the first player since 2003 to win the uk championship, the world championship and the masters title in the same season. china's number one ding junhui is also into round three. he beat the cypriot michael georgiou six frames to two to stay on course for his third uk championship title. in the nba the miami heat are now 14815 for the season after they came from seven points behind at half—time to beat the nets in brooklyn. goran dragic led the heat with 2a points, as miami shot at less than 40% but held the nets to just 41 points after half—time. the slovenian guard also provided six assists in a match that saw his side score the last 10 points of the game to close out the win. that is about all we have time for. just to remind you, the new england patriots are currently in action in the nfl. that hasjust patriots are currently in action in the nfl. that has just got under way. for everything else, of

we will have later on in the show national border patrol council president brandon judd.e will talk to us later this hour more about border security. coming up the debate, the democrats and their hurry up and wait impeachment. is it now going off the rails? are the democrats about to make a big mistake by delaying impeachment? will impeachment suck the oxygen right out of the upcoming 2020 democrat primary season? a little over a month away. the story coming up. ♪. it'll ruin your house. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like meow. and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both... adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, during our new year's special, queen sleep number c4 smart bed is only $1299, save $400, plus 0% intere

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>> that's judd apatow who turns 52. >> great job by the way. norah o'donnell who finished week one of anchoring the evening news and we wanted to thank the marvelous marin. >> thank you guys. i have a wonderful gift >>greater showing where all but green is hitting right now also look outside you can see the golden gate bridge and the roads are very slick right now. some areas right now also have the potential for some flooding. good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm justine waldman and i'm grant lotus pam moore. >>ken wayne have the night off we want to get right to that rain that is falling hard in many parts of the bay as we speak and we have team coverage for you tonight. kron four's gayle ong is in the north bay where areas that are prone to

we've mentioned before, we used to cover that area and we know grady judd in polk, very outspoken.here is either miscommunication here -- hopefully they can all work it out. >> they say the driver admitted to it, but of course we'll wait to see what happens in court before saying he absolutely did it. >>> when we come back, microsoft's bill gates is spreading holiday cheer. >> "the skinny" is next. you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with one very lucky >> the woman identified as shelby joined a gift exchange on social media platform reddit only to discover her secret santa was none other than the world's second richest man, bill gates. gates also wrote shelby a note which she shared on her youtube channel. >> at the same time, i know no gift will ever make up for losing someone so important to you. i was very sad to hear about your mom, and i made a

absolutely incredible performance from judd trump to win his first world championship! the wimbledon champion! here's taekwando champion jade jones! and records stilljust out of reach. serena will remain on 23 grand slam titles. a year of opportunities on home soil. the crowd lifting these players. and new frontiers abroad. i mean, we're halfan hour into the 200m going off and there's literally nobody here. it was a year of redemption. losers last two times, winners today — it's warrington! of comebacks. i'm not sure i'm able to play through the pain. unbelievable! a premier comeback for andy murray! miracles. what a moment! listen! cheering and applause. dominance. absolutely outstanding from adam peaty. he's shattered his own world record! league cup, premier league, fa cup — it's all coming to manchester city. and loss. we've been in floods of tears out here since the news broke, every single one of us. this is a look back on the moments. told by those who know the greatest stage. this is the 2019 review of the year in sport. when you're the last man out to bat... as

an absolutely incredible performance from judd trump to win his first world championship.lep is the wimbledon champion. ..and records still just out of reach. serena remains on 23 grand slam titles. a year of opportunities on home soil... the crowd lifting these players. ..and new frontiers. it was a year of redemption... losers last two times. winners today. it's warrington. ..of comebacks... i am not sure i am able to play through the pain. unbelievable for andy murray. ..miracles... what a moment. ..dominance... absolutely outstanding from adam peaty, shattering his own world record. league cup, premier league, fa cup. it's all coming to manchester city. ..and loss... since the news broke, every one of us in floods of tears. the greatest stage. this is the 2019 review of the year in sport. when you're the last man out to bat... monty panesar coming out. beautifully played. ..it is cricket on a cliff edge. will it take a catcher? will it go for six? you can never plan how the scores will look. the first ball of the super over to decide the world cup final. lose your wick

judd trump is in action.e triple crown titles at the same time. these are live pictures from the barbican where trump is playing nigel bond in the third round. trumnp won his first world title at sheffield's crucible theatre in may, having won the masters in january, so this would complete the set. will he pocket the black? there you 90, will he pocket the black? there you go, yes he did. there you go, yes he did. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. vigils have been held in london and cambridge for those affected by the knife attack at london bridge on friday. boris johnson and jeremy corbyn stood side by side at guildhall yard in london and were joined by mayor of london sadiq khan, who called for london's residents to come together with this defiant message. we come together this morning as londoners to remember, to honour and to mourne the innocent lives lost as a result of the horrific terrorist attack this friday. our thou

nigel bond had been rolling back the years this week, the 54—year—old knocked out the world champion judd, but his quarterfinal against last year's runner up, mark allen, was a match too far. it went to a deciding frame. allen will play stephen maguire. the three—time winner john higgins, beaten 6—3 by the chinese teenager yan bingtao, who'd already knocked out world number four neil robertson. a lot of big names falling by the way. bingtao now takes on his compatriot ding junhui. that's the first semi—final today and you can wathc it live on bbci from 1.15pm. that's all your sport — now on bbc news it's time for click. this week, the programmers of the future. i felt like steve jobs. the cities of the future. and the ugly politics of today. this thursday, the general election will give more than 45 million people their chance to decide on the uk's future. is it the brexit election? is it the nhs election? is it an election that will show new divisions that no longer lie along party lines. we'll soon know. amidst all this there is the usual mudslinging towards candidates. but with social

without talking about brecht said let's make absolutely no mistake just boris johnson party won because judd mccool been the leader of the opposition labor party proved to be a very controversial sikka he's been smith is a socialist with very fragile fiscal views but it was bracks it brought to turris triumph now of course if we've learned anything from the last 3 years the fact that someone has a majority in parliament doesn't necessarily mean that they can get anything done but it will make it considerably easier for forest as he tries to push through that directive by trying to touch across 2020 so we know that since 2016 politics has proved to be so into fights in retail it's been such a tense political climate and protests like this are anything to go by we start to see a continuation of the front train of society that is supposed to tell reporters will keep leaving don't you who can just mentions the studio here tell you how is this being seen more generally is it a result of these. kind of imagine the what the polls are predicting that sort of majority throughout the election come by

>> i think judd apatow changed the landscape of comedy completely in the 21st century. >> i'm pregnantat is just going to absolutely kill. it's going to bring the house down. ♪ i'm just a crazy kind of girl ♪ ♪ i'll tell to the world ♪ i've just begun ♪ >>> "bridesmaids" comes out and it's a really surreal experience watch that movie because you actually feel as though these are real women. >> ew, you had sex with him. >> we had a -- an adult sleep over. >> oh, did you let him sleep over in your mouth? annie! >> i'm sorry. >> you're unbelievable. >> he kept, like, putting it near my face. >> they do that, don't they? >> they do that. let us offer. if we don't offer. >> please. supposed to slap it away. >> i couldn't. >> that scene with kristen in the beginning, i am really proud of that one, in that i feel that it does capture their chemistry and you understand their friendship so quickly and they're familiarity with each other. >> what is that? >> i got engaged. >> what? >> he asked me last night. >> what? >> it showed female relationships in their entirety, in their awful, unattracti

the sheriff of all grady judd racketed on "fox & friends."com movies to nazi propaganda. your name is kris kringle? >> i got it, i got it, i got it. good. >> i get excited going to the office every single day because i know you will be there. >> i think it's a beautiful thing as are many things around this town. car cart article argues case for christmas are fascist propaganda similar to the anti-met particular work of gobel. telling fo todd: again, all these guys must be fun at parties. your comments pouring in on this one. eric writing on instagram maybe i salon types need to have their only channel and let the market decide. carley: hallmark uplifting and warm. i watch it all year long. todd: by all means ruin one more wholesome thing around this world because everything has to revolve around the offended. guess i will enjoy hallmark while it lasts. hallmark will be around for a while no. worry, susan. carley: now th the good, the bad, and the ugly. the newman police department giving fallen corporal ronald singh's young son his own police

those seats we need to make them feel pain at home and my organization citizen judd we've ads up on airwe're continue over the next two week to make them feel pain at home to make sure people are calling their offices to say, do not vote to impeach this president. this man who was done everything that we put him in there for -- or we're going to remove you and then nancy pelosi is going to have a jailbreak moment. if she gets a lot of pressure from inside of her caucus. that is really the only way and i don't know that we can do that lou. i think maybe the train is left the station and i'm a realist but we must not allow them to get a free pass we have to make them feel pain and drop glove on ice and we have to go for it. >> now, because you certainly have -- you know this is a president who has been so wronged by the radical dem and that is the democratic party that has become the party of hate. there has to be a response -- i'm unclear in my own mind as to what it should be and which would assure the greatest punishment for their assault and insult to the american people to this presi

zelensky not necessarily to open an investigation, but just to say there was an investigation, the juddepartment never actually asked for one. according to kurt volker never went to their counterparts in ukraine and asked them to look at the bidens or look at the 2016 alleged ukrainian collusion. that's because american law enforcement appears to have no reason to believe that the allegations that giuliani had been floating for months actually point to a crime. >> this president, you have a lot of investigators down in hawaii coming up with interest stuff, that he was an illegal immigrant, something that they can float up there. there's a lot of investigating over there. the governor is investigatoring this. it's all that trump ever wants -- smock. when asked about his latest trump to ukraine. he signaled that he'll continue to stand by his personal attorney. >> reporter: mr. president, how much ah giuliani shared with you about his recent trip to ukraine sfwl. >> not so much. he was the best mayor in the history of new york. he does this out of love, believe me. he sees what's goes on,

>> you know, i'm friends with judd apatow and they went to your house, i went yes, yes, yes, they didome to my house and i said, seth rogen was like, it was amazing you know, a bike trail in his backyard. it was phenomenal. i did a magic trick. >> that's an example of deep fake technology where a.i. supplemental video is used toed video. they're raising concerns about the use of deep fakes to spread misinformation online. joining me the founder jigsaw. >> good to be here, katy. >> deep fakes. we've been talking about this now for months. that video of bill hader. when i first saw it didn't realize his face was being manipulated. i thought, oh, wow, he's great at impressions. the technology is not perfect at this point. but technology moves quickly, when do you expect this to be really hard to discern. >> you're right, katy, the technology is not perfect at this stage and still a number of things very difficult to do when making a deep fake. so much focus on the detection on whether or not a video has been distorted. one, can you technically detect that the video has been manipulated o

prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin, national border patrol president brandon juddople killed in the drug cartel violence 40 miles from our texas border over the weekend. former department of justice attorney hands -- hanz spakosky. don't want to miss us. join us at the top of the hour. liz: thank you, lou. lisa page tells "the daily beast" she is breaking her. [silence] lens not because of the department of justice inspector general report on fisa abuses that report is due out in a week. we have a former fbi director danny coulson. good to see you. lisa page is talk now because she claims president trump mocked her and peter strag at a rally. what do you think. >> that is a smokesscreen. the content of the text messages showed so much bias, the inspector general was concerned that the bias would carry over into official action that would lead the fbi to do something ill toward or inconstitutional. it is not the text messages being sent. it tells us about motive and about action. liz: to your point lisa page says in the interview she says quote, has no idea, does no

." >> jimmy: oh, really >> yeah, judd apatow movie >> jimmy: no way >> yes >> jimmy: so it's you, petem and kanye are coming >> well, i got there and i had sneaking suspicion, but they weren't -- there was not enough seats for everyone, so i thought i was going be safe. and then -- not safe, but it was. [ laughter ] and then, we're hanging out, and it feels like there's an earthquake in the restaurant it was -- it was -- it was like epic you know, you can feel the, like - >> jimmy: the energy shift >> you turn around, and i was like, holy [ bleep ] [ laughter ] you know, because, like, i feel like i'm in this now a little bit. but then, i'm like, "i can't -- i can't feel, like, i feel like a fraud or something." so, i'm like, "what, this is nuts." yeah >> jimmy: that you were sitting with kid cudi and kanye, or kim or what? >> all of them, man. i'm not -- i'm not - >> jimmy: and where was this what room? >> well, that's in a back room at that point. you know, i went to the bathroom seriously, i sent a text to two friends, like, and my words, like - does this make sense and they were li

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trying to build their career, but there are two notable women, as you mention, rose mcgowan and ashley juddts, and said they would sue harvey weinstein separately. there've been violent protests in india against a proposed law that would fast—track citizenship for immigrants from neighbouring countries unless they're muslim. troops have been deployed in parts of north—eastern india after thousands of people defied cu rfews to protest against the new citizenship bill. in the city of guwahati, in assam state, hundreds of protesters set fire to vehicles and buildings. many claim they will be "overrun" by migrants from bangladesh. at least two protesters have died in clashes with the security forces. the new law, called the citizenship amendment bill, offers amnesty to non—muslim illegal immigrants from three countries — pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan. critics say the bill is discriminatory and a move by the governing hindu nationalist bjp party to marginalise the country's 200 million muslims. it just seems to itjust seems to be the framework for a itjust seems to be the framework fora h