almost exactly a year since is i interviewed him at cia headquarters in langley. here's part one of the interview. secretary pompeo, thank you for having us. >> hugh, it's great to be with you. welcome to the state department. >> great to be here. is the senate working with you to fill them so you can have the leadership for the best core in the world? >> the answer is we need to move faster here. everyone in the process needs to. we need to get our diplomats out to every corner of the world, and do it as expeditiously as possible. there were big gaps in important places when i took over. we will soon have our ambassador in place in south korea. but we need everyone helping. and i'm confident that senators menendez and corker will help to achieve that. >> you talked to leader mcconnell about this? >> he is moving folks through as quickly as we can. in august we will have the opportunity to get additional people out there doing what the president wants. lead to go deliver his foreign policy in every corner. >> you're a former congressman. you can't envy your senate

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chill the chill sent through nato counterparts of secret agencies here in europe now that she's in langley she was nominated by the president you know the states donald trump who says torture is wonderful torture works i'm going to do waterboarding and worse now. would trump picked a person who would say oh no and i'm going to do that anymore i did that didn't work when i got there give me a break as for me you know there comes a time we have to take a stand ok if you can stick can't take a stand against torture what can you take a stand that gets i follow a fellow from actually from the west bank from bethlehem his name is isa in arabic . stood up against the authorities and he was tortured i think that actually they killed him at least i escaped that so for rima goven thank you after the break. as the un's under-secretary general she threw our followed up his bestselling chronicle of mass murder in india by the british empire all this more coming up about two of going underground. in the. congo the kids seem compensate oh boy deny them by the. people in the group on something because. it

even as he resigned from his job at langley.ce president trump had reinvigorate thad pardon power i thought most men what they thought of the decorated war hero receiving a pardon himself former dni clapper would not comment. senator cornyn thought it was a very good idea. and so do i. president trump has taken a lot of criticism and praise for his more liberal use of the pardon power. he has certainly departed from past president's practice in this area where going out the door pardons. bill clinton pardons rich who had stayed outside the country. and barack obama chelsea manning. and a bombing campaign in the 70s and 80s. president ford pardoned president nixon. already president trump pardoned scooter libby, alice johnson. it is arguable more pardons, not fewer, is what alexander hamilton had in mind when he said in defense of the expansive use of the pardon power. humanity and good policies, he said, ought to dictate pardons. hamilton wrote explaining the systems of laws would involve unfortunate guilt and it needed exceptio

american presidents tells us about american black sites in europe and warns us about the new books of langleyand will britain have to understand three hundred thirty million dollars to get a postscript a trade deal with the world's largest democracy we talked to india's former foreign minister yes under secretary general of the united nations judges for the rule that's all coming up in today's going on the ground but first the british house of commons witnesses defense questions today and what are you kate defense department is here is its boss declaring some kind of war with russia. russia should go away i should shut up but to raise a major government doesn't just want russia to go away we placing a disgrace deportation scandal home secretary is this man who wants private corporations to help defend us from russia we will also increase our cooperation with the private sector. as someone with a private sector background myself i understand that government cannot deal with these kinds of challenges alone because anyone who banks that have bailed a bank or who has taken a privatized train in b

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almost exactly a year since is i interviewed him at cia headquarters in langley. here's part one of the interview. secretary pompeo, thank you for having us. >> hugh, it's great to be with you. welcome to the state department. >> great to be here. is the senate working with you to fill them so you can have the leadership for the best core in the world? >> the answer is we need to move

mean if you if you boil it all down from where we were when they all arrived yesterday afternoon in langley merkel was talking about the future of the european union being under threat effectively they were given a choice of their own making which was to try to continue. with some sort of notional idea of implementing humanitarian law and taking asylum claim and saying and then deciding what to do with them at the risk of collapsing the european union because of so much resistance from the populace governments in places like rome and budapest or alternatively to appease those governments by coming up with a more unpalatable deal which relied almost entirely on stronger and stronger measures to keep people out in colorado if you feel like perhaps some people might point to things like these new migration census as ways in which they could process and redistributes refugees among countries which are prepared to accept them a bit better in future but there are some deeply controversial things in the communique particularly on a day when a hundred people have drowned yet again off the coast of

chill the chill sent through nato counterparts of secret agencies here in europe now that she's in langley she was nominated by the president united states donald trump who says torture is wonderful torture works i'm going to do waterboarding and worse now. would trump have picked a person who would say oh no our number do that anymore i did that didn't work when i got there give me a break as for me you know there comes a time we have to take a stand ok if you can stick can't take a stand against torture what can you take a stand that gets i follow a fellow from actually from the west bank from bethlehem his name is east and arabic. stood up against the authorities and he was tortured and i think that actually they killed him at least i escaped that so for ray mcgovern thank you after the break. how has the un's under-secretary general chachi through or followed up his bestselling chronicle of mass murder in india by the british all the small coming up about to of going underground. it's. going on in kim's own. dunking some of them dozens of them just doing the things on the bus and in th

>> unicenter at my house and a direct feed from langley. [laughter] i am kidding.i use a variety of sources. north korea is easier to get information on now than it was 15 years ago. one of the reasons wh why is we have it is wehave a lot more den south korea and the united states. they are a great source of information. cell phones now accessed and bring information out that get into the defector websites. there are defectors running into the groups tha group that put oa plethora of information every day that is accessible to anyone. and there's often government reports and briefings and studies are done, and of course press reports. the south korean government tends to leak a lot of stuff out to the press and i if you are smart you know how to play connect the dots. i would also say if you are going to examine north korea and analyzed, there are things that make it a threat. you cannot just read a curvy and related material. you also have to read material related to the middle east because north korea is so heavily involved in proliferation anthepreparation f fol

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the wrong lived up some sort of small planes are not allowed to fly through and still because of langley is actually meant for bigger aircraft since it's also not to kill the pilot lost control of the aircraft that would be premature to see whether the. partner not the bios may have lost employ because of bad weather conditions at the scene looks like we've been receiving incessant weans especially since this morning so i think the director general instinct on their return with the. caveat story is still developing their mumbai meghna party joining us thank you very much. and we recorded that interview with meg now a little bit earlier in the day now the world's best known and most mysterious graffiti painter banksy has confirmed that some of the graffiti found on walls in paris are his works let's show from our social media team had a look at his instagram account has more for us now hi liz what kind of graffiti does banksy say he's behind well sumi if banksy has confirmed that five graffiti works of art that appeared in paris over the weekend are by him and in fact he confirmed that no

we have the langley family. and we have the miller family from arkansas. are you friends?e you now? >> i'm an officer pilot in the navy. so, still serving. >> isn't that awesome, you ys? thank you f your service. thank you for being the mos adorable people. on three, say your name. on exactly. thank you, guys. >> that's cool. >> so many cute faces right there. >>> we have "pop start" coming up. >> we do have "pop start" coming up and big news on the next "legally blonde" movie. it has been 17 years. >> i feel like bending and snapping. i'm not going to. >>> i'm going to tell you about the cast of "ocean's 8." cate blanchett and sarah paulson. they have to take this show on the road. there they are. hello, beautifuls. >>> and then, "steals & deals." jill martin is here, as well. she's going to send us off on our vacation in style. >>> first, miss megyn kelly. what do you have coming up at 9:00? >> we have todd fisher here, speaking out about his legendary family and why he says the stories about debbie reynolds dying of a broken heart, she died within 24 hours of carry fi c

. >> it was at langley high school in virginia after two rainouts forced us there and it has been here'sss came out of the weather on a hot humid day. he fell down and passed out a little bit. >> there chanting, let's go joe. >> one and one. 17 - 4, the top of the sixth inning. anyone from the white house at this game? this is president trumps 72nd birthday today. >> there is no one of note from the white house. i will not say there isn't anybody here, but i know the president is not here. they send a ground ball to short duncan threw it over. the runner stays at third. >> you can tell this game is a bit of a blowup. he's probably going to jog home and walked back to third base. >> tony who batted ninth earlier has moved up. that's why i love this game. ground ball to write, follow ball. >> allen wants to know if there is a commissioner and a trophy case that displays the winner? >> yes, there is. it's in the capital and has been on display all week long. i guess what you would call the basement of the capital. as members are going to subway there is a display area with historic pictures

. >> the cactus cooler is our viewer matthew langley. i like the frosting over there.aybe they will be a cake somewhere.>> like a mai tai concoction. >> if you have any pictures of your game day foods, we would love to see them on our facebook page. >>> coming up, we will see what the warriors can expect from the cavaliers. ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? don't miss the final days of our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends sunday. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, t

to town with great promises -- [laughter] of a marching band or maybe in simpsons' parlance, lyle langleyil. we've heard this before. but i tell you, i think elon musk is on to something here. he won the bid because he's promised to pay for it all unlike those previous examples here, stuart. and this has great performance. my preference, of course, would be the city would be to privatize the project, but elon musk has promised to put a billion dollars into this. and god knows this city needs it. so i have great promise this could actually turn into something very beneficial for the city because it's being done with private dollars, not on the city's dime. stuart: i didn't know that, jonathan. thanks for adding that -- it's a very important point, it's done with private money. big deal. >> yeah. stuart: a few weeks ago i started to change my mind on tesla because musk came out and talked about the battery factories that he's going to start and his advance, his lead in battery technology. i've changed my mind on this stock. it's gone from 280 to 350. am i right? should i have changed my min

and yet in langley, i'm telling you nothing you don't know, obviously, the level of psychological profilingy question to you is this potential summit, what does it mean for kim jong-un to have a photograph taken in the same stage next to a president of the united states, being on the same stage with the president of the united states? what does it mean for him? >> well, it's something he has sought for many years. he wants to be seen as the international equivalent of the president of the united states. he has clamored for this world stage spotlight. so it's, i think, very important for him both this terms of his domestic standing but also for his ego to show that he was able to bring the president of the united states to a negotiating table without making any concession on his nuclear program. yes, he has said he's going to dismantle the nuclear test site, but by all accounts, it was near collapse, so i don't see anything he has given so far, but yet we have given what i think is a premiere prize, which is a stage, an international and very public stage, with the president of the united st

american presidents tells us about american black sites in europe and warns us about the new boss of langley britain may have to understand three hundred thirty million gods to get a post rex a trade deal with the world's largest democracy we talked to india's former foreign minister the ex of the secretary general of the united nations structures for the rule that's all coming up in today's going underground but first the british house of commons witnesses defense questions today and what are you gay defense department it is here is its boss declaring some kind of war with russia. should go away should church help but to raise a major government doesn't just want russia to go away we placing a disgrace deportation scandal home secretary is this man who wants private corporations to help defend us from russia we will also increase our cooperation with the private sector. as someone with a private sector background myself i understand that government cannot deal with these kinds of challenges alone because anyone who banks or to build a bank or who has taken a privatized train in britain know

budget office staff, including tiffany arthur, megan carroll, katherine fitzgerald, jennifer gray, tim langley and robert reis. i now yield to my distinguished ranking member, senator stabenow. thank you for being such a great partner. ms. stabenow: thank you. mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you. i want to thank my partner and friend as well. this has been a tremendous team effort, and it's a great pleasure working with you. today the senate has proven that bipartisanship is the way we can get things done, and we all know that's the case. it's not always the easiest path to take, however, when we put our differences aside and focus on the needs of the communities, the people that we serve, that's how we deliver a good bill, in this case, a bill that serves our farmers, our families, and rural america. and over 500 food, agriculture, and conservation leaders agree that this bill will provide certainty to communities and to our farmers across the country. from the start, we've had a collaborative process. we've built this bill on feedback. we