. >> on our live author call-in program, "in depth," historian lee edwards shared his thoughts on the current state of the conservative movement and reflects on its past. >> guest: well, i think it's a very exciting time. you know, people are a little bit -- some conservatives are a little bit worried. oh, we're fighting too much. we're arguing too much. we're disputing too much. like hatfields and mccoys. and i say that's great, because that means these are signs of vitality, of life, not of a movement that's cracking up or that is on its last

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so edward lee, for example, is a long—standing brexiteer. that downing street has gone too far with all of this, that although they accept that discipline has to be restored, they didn't have to go as far as all this. now there are others who say hang on, they we re are others who say hang on, they were told very clearly what would happen if they went down this road. they were —— had their power taken away, it's been given the backbench mps, meaning you can no longer be a member of the tory party. that could be their argument, but i think there'll be lots of tory unhappy that they are —— and they are making their feelings known this evening. thank you very much, vicki. as you can see in the house of commons at the moment, they are dividing for a vote on the third reading of this bill to take no deal off the table. they are still halfway through that so we will move on and bring you the result of that as and when we get it. joining me now is stephen bush, political editor at the new statesman and olivia utley deputy editor at the article. i w

well, a little earlier — my colleague huw edwards, asked philip lee — who's crossed the floor to joiniberal democrats — why he felt compelled to leave his party. i've been a member of this conservative party for 27 years. but over recent months i've increasingly felt uncomfortable about representing my constituents as a conservative member of parliament. i am elected to best represent them and i now believe strongly that i can fulfil that duty best as a member of parliament for the liberal democrat party. tell us a little about the representations that you had from senior ministers, cabinet ministers, in recent days and what kind of impact they made a new? i have not really had any representations, if i'm honest, i think they thought i was a lost cause. i strongly believe and have done, it is why i was the first to resign as a minister last year if you recall, that brexit, the brexit the public are going to get is not the brexit they were promised. and i do not think that is acceptable and that is why i think that brexit should be taken back to the public in a peoples vote in a final

a little earlier, my colleague huw edwards asked mr lee why he felt compelled to leave his party.yea rs. conservative party for over 20 years. in recent months, ifelt uncovered but represent my constituents is eight conservative mac member of parliament. —— uncovered about. i feel strongly i can fill the duty first as a member opponent for the liberal democratic party. tell us about the conversation you had with cabinet ministers in recent days and what kind of impact they made on you.” have not had any representations, to be honest. i strongly believe, and have done, that the brexit the public are going to get is 90 brexit we re public are going to get is 90 brexit were promised. and i don't think that's except a bond that is why i think brexit should be taken back to the public in a people's vote —— not the public in a people's vote —— not the brexit they were delivered. the former conservative mp philip lee, a liberal democrat, who has across the chamber and cost boris johnson his majority of one. joining me now is the liberal democrat mp layla moran. quite a day for you! two s

ok mr lee we're out of time robert the attorney for us was a blower edward snowden mr jaber we appreciate your time and your insights and answers tonight thank you very much. oil prices soared today the 1st reaction on markets following 2 drone attacks on saudi arabian oil facilities over the weekend the strikes cripple saudi arabia's productions which means overnight a a drop in global crude output by 5 percent today u.s. president trump hinted at a military retaliation the u.s. and saudi arabia they have blamed iran for the strikes but have not provided proof who the rebels in yemen say they were responsible. yes. and the attacks in saudi arabia were the result of this 5 year war against defenseless people which is the root of the regions and security. investigation is continuing and all evidence and indications of other weapons used in the terrorist attacks came from iran. all right are these drone attacks enough to ignite a military conflict to talk about that i'm joined here at the big table by a middle east analyst mark hughes marcus it's good to see you again saudi arabia now sayin

he was followed by edward stuyken and there was the discovery of the model turned from not photographer lee miller . lee was vogue's war photographer during thesecond world war . we will come back to her pictures in a minute. this is an example of the type of picture that aldous demeir took. it's conde nast's daughter lucky got that's modeling it apparently so small nobody but a child could fit into it . this is a lady called grace moore who was the mets soprano. she became conde's mistress by 1919 when his marriage to clary's broke up. the picture is one of his pictures and it shows that now they're starting to play with shadows and light in a way that is more akin towhat we would just do today .but i can is the one who created this celebrity photographer photograph. here we have gloria swanson and charlie chaplin. nl and fred astaire. noel coward who by the way, they saved from starvation giving him his first $10 when he came to america in 1920. grandma garbo. and this is just sessile beaten specialty. used to make people of a certain weight then. and here's how he managed to change helen

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when it came time for the abdication of edward the eighth he took the pictures and of course asked to be an employee. the only pictures to appear were these taken by lee miller. on the right is what happened when she walked into. believe it or not, jack dempsey, all these people wrote for him. they wanted something special to get to the reader. this is eduardo, one of his famous covers. they were very light touches for one of the models that he drew. she did some of the more fanciful covers and the other thing that happened with the photography is you never doubted with any picture was trying to sell you. so here we have modeling a hat. if you want to buy any kind of cosmetics you have to have the gold compact and the jewelry to go with it. it wasn't unusual to see black people on the covers of vogue in the 1930s. you always knew what every issue was going to sell and then there came a fresh face, carl wife as she was known at the time. she arrived and was a complete breath of fresh air. her only claim to fame is that her brother worked for william randolph hearst. little did she know that would mean something several years later about her husband was

lee with us. associated editor of the washington post and nsnbc political analyst. and national editor at the spnl times, edwardquick question. >> what was it like when you took over mbc. >> i mean, this is -- this day put to the side, this day could be historic in some ways. this is a significant day. nancy pelosi being pushed very hard. something she wanted to stay away from for a long time. she has a big meeting this an afternoon. >> i think anyone that is saying let's wait and see what other information we have especially as it pertains to the quid pro quo, was anything promised, but we have new information this morning that he was with holding military aide, but what he already admitted, what the wall street journal reported is that he pressured a foreign leader eight times to interfere with american politics by basically conducted opposition research. at the same time the white house was withholding -- at the same time the white house was withholding military support as they had to worry about vladimir putin, who has invaded their country. so again it is a personal layer, he could not even hide behind an

. >> on our live author call-in program, "in depth," historian lee edwards shared his thoughts on the current state of the conservative movement and reflects on its past. >> guest: well, i think it's a very exciting time. you know, people are a little bit -- some conservatives are a little bit worried. oh, we're fighting too much. we're arguing too much. we're disputing too much. like hatfields and mccoys. and i say that's great, because that means these are signs of vitality, of life, not of a movement that's cracking up or that is on its last legs. people are fighting and debating and arguing so strenuously because manager of value is -- something of value is concerned here, and that is the conservative movement which is still a a major actor in american politics. at the same time, we have an opportunity to accept change. i think that's apartment of what it means to be a conservative -- part of what it means to be a conservative today. not to be so resistant that we won't allow anything to happen. even edmund burke said that change is inevitable. the it's the question of prudent cha