in such a way that he had indicated that that dissenting opinions was of a crucial part of the liberal party instead which you come off looking at is that you're only committed like you only really want the genus people's women as long as they follow the party line but as soon as they begin to show like for jodi was labeled particularly by talking about she talked about being a member of the quite a people and jews are in the digits people out in british columbia and she said this is very much an ethic of standing up against oppression standing up against a company s.n.c. level and that only bribed officials but also did things like funded escapades for people from libya to prostitutes in canada and so on and so forth this is all reported by montreal the press. with all of these things are present there is an ethical question and by her bringing the question of what would i do as an indigenous woman facing this situation of course i'm going to bring ethics in the equation and therefore this is very much an issue about indigenous people very much an issue about women and also when women stand

in such a way that he had indicated that that dissenting opinions was of a crucial part of the liberal party instead which you come off looking at is that you're only committed like you only really want to join us people's women as long as they follow the party line but as soon as they begin to show like for jodi was labeled particularly by talking about she talked about being a member of the quite a people and jews are in the digits people out in british columbia and she said this is very much an ethic of standing up against oppression standing up against a company s.n.c. level and that only bribed officials but also did things like funded escapades for people from libya to prostitutes in canada and so on and so forth this is all reported by much or all the press. with all of these things are present there is an ethical question and by her bringing the question of what would i do as an indigenous woman facing the situation of course i'm going to bring ethics in the equation and therefore this is very much an issue about indigenous people very much an issue about women and also when women st

in such a way that he had indicated that that dissenting opinions was of a crucial part of the liberal party instead which you come off looking at is that you're only committed like you only really want to join us people's women as long as they follow the party line but as soon as they begin to show like for jodi was labeled particularly by talking about she talked about being a member of the quite a people and jews are in the digits people out in british columbia and she said this is very much an ethic of standing up against oppression standing up against a company s.n.c. level and that only bribed officials but also did things like funded escapades for people from libya to prostitutes in canada and so on and so forth this is all reported by much or all the press. with all of these things are present there is an ethical question and by her bringing the question of what would i do as an indigenous woman facing this situation of course i'm going to bring ethics and me equation and therefore this is very much an issue about indigenous people very much an issue about women and also when women s

help us explore whether the controversy will prove to be a referendum on both trudeau and the liberal party chris elliott is a columnist for the national post he joins us from toronto also in toronto many as a shake is a lawyer and liberal party supporter and in winnipeg me gun sinclair is a professor of native studies at the university of manitoba welcome everyone to the stream i want to start with a headline and a new poll just out on tuesday have a look here this from reuters canada's golden boy trudeau sinks in polls a scandal takes a toll some going to scroll down here after that kind of explosive headline there and show you this the ruling liberals have lost six percentage points since the start of the year ceding the lead to the rival conservatives and if the election was held now which it isn't it's in october the conservatives would win thirty four point nine percent of the vote liberals thirty two point eight percent chris explain the situation for us in our international audience how big of a deal is this quote unquote scandal. well it depends what the scandal is in your mind you

people there who are discussing the future of sudan on a kind of different groups who have live or liberal parties who have secular parties who have been slumming parties you have the group of people representing

people there who are discussing the future of sudan on a kind of different groups who have live or liberal parties who have secular parties who have been slumming parties you have the group of people representing the youth of the revolution the way they call themselves and all of them are

rajiv was just in colombia on skype is a former member of parliament and a former head of the liberal party. that these attacks were clearly coordinated given this scale and timing what's your reaction to what's happened. to him until all right well the seven problems with our guest. we'll try and come back to him if we can but let's move on shall we because when i got sama is a parliament correspondent for the daily financial times joins us via skype from colombo these attacks clearly coordinated one of them and what's your reaction to what's happens on fox. well at the mall matar is. the area and cautioned the public to be vigilant and they have appeared in the public to be indoors and not to take hostages showers because investigations are under way so people are calm and they are mourning for these a devout station which can play as almost around one hundred lives at the moment and that it dolly's rising. as though it has the scale of these attacks surprised you surprised everyone in sri lanka i mean three hotels possibly four three churches possibly four hundreds of people injured and

riaa trying to grab some of the votes that might go to vox looks like that that knows the market liberal party might be become the right's number one party in the near future at least if this trend continues so there's a lot of soul searching to be done by the people's party their cattle on independence movement has been dominating spanish baltics for a while now where does this election leave them where are the colonial separatists at this point. well it really depends on what the outcome of the coalition talks will be obviously they have gained some seats in parliament but that will not be enough to make sure that their that the government takes a softer stance if they don't get into parliament if he teams up with here see that knows it might be really complicated for them if he is a goes down the need has put him us and other party you know smaller party rage that might actually be good for them because then they would be more of an open door to some kind of conciliatory talks. lisa thanks very much for that from madrid lisa louis fores this morning. now for some of the other stories making

the party was founded five years ago by former people's party's leaders and the people i talked to at this very meeting actually told me how liberated they felt they said you know finally a party is saying something that i really think i feel represented by this nationalist message they said i'm against abortion i think spain should be a grand a wonderful country and and be really proud of its its its heritage and they feel quite close to other far right parties across europe such as the a.f.p. in germany there's also an anti european message in that they think that spain should be a strong country and not depend on the e.u. now that that message has actually i mean the whole the whole nationalistic matter that nationalist message has had a large impact on the compay in here the left reacting to it and saying you know we need to protect ourselves we don't want the far right in our parliament and the right wing parties so the people's party and the sudan is party which is the market liberal party they were also reacting to it by shifting further to the right to actually grab some of. lisa lewis reporting there from the spanish capita

we are expecting to exchange some more tax with the some more text with the liberal party today, so this process, and i'm optimistic we will be some form of agreement. the independent developer persimmon has said it will have a review into its houses because of new build quality. higher pension contributions must be paid from today by millions of workers. rates are going up from three to 5%. and now for the sport. thank you to stop under grand national day with £150 million set to be bet on this race. there is one standard horse and it is one that could well make history too. here is irish winner last year tiger roll which will be ridden by the same jockey as last year. it will make him the first horse who competes he will get back to back wins if you win this race. he has a good firm. he is well good. we have a big ask to come back and win the national the second time, but he is a good format. he is d eftly but he is a good format. he is deftly one of the favourites and he isa deftly one of the favourites and he is a character and everyone likes him around the place. the pill had gone b

trudeau has been the former justice minister and former treasury board chief from the routing liberal party and bought them from running in the next election that used him of meddling in a criminal case involving an influential construction company says the paddle undermining party unity had elections. you know more and more americans are struggling to pay their rent and the problem is not just limited to may just cities politicians met on tuesday to discuss the growing housing crisis in rural areas on a delicate reports from florida. across rural communities in the us a crisis is unfolding with potentially catastrophic consequences affordable housing is in desperately short supply while the rents for existing homes which are often in disrepair a rising to an affordable rate. yeah here it's a story that panetta al gray may knows all too well like many in rural communities she's paid minimum wage and will be facing brants of close to two thousand dollars if she had found help message to politicians is simple everything is so high no. expensive and we don't get paid more so everything goes up

introduce ban the former justice minister and the former treasury board chief from the ruling liberal party and barred him from running in the next election acustom of meddling in a criminal case involving an influential construction company today says the pair were undermining party unity ahead of october's elections well those are the headlines and the news continues here on al-jazeera after jerusalem a rock and a hard place and so what i think. there are now this is people who are believers who are muslims but also quite children of adam as if the put on a serious or humanity. the jewish person jerusalem runs true not just al psyche al part of our soul but it is in the veins in the blood of every single jew no matter where they are in the womb this is up at thirty in the twenty first century it is inhumane. the same god that creates the will to decide to give this land to his people the jewish people which in fact he did. people are more important than that. this is something that the zionist movement couldn't understand. some voices inside as the think let us improve the conditions in t

be as he had on his party which is the market liberal party that's kind of unexpected they have more than fifty seats and with them piers so he would have a majority in parliament what's more at the today there were also senate elections for the lower house of parliament now the senate is maybe not as important but the senate can block laws so the year p.s.a.t. party won half of the seats there which means everything they are able to form a government with different problems whatever possibly it might be and they could really given this country and this is up to a great great nice cool people here especially for the people behind me. and we're looking now. pictures of peter sanchez who was looking very happy. he's going to have a lot of work ahead however. the coalition talks that will inevitably take place how long are they going to last. hour how i'm sorry could you how long are they going to last that the party of sorry it's very loud. the coalition talks will take a very long time i would think out the course and. yes i'm sorry yes they can take several weeks now the first deadli

from the left to conservative to liberal parties inside this and the distillation of freedom of changeand the polity since they exist of the modern so that now and actually they are now who are demanding to get the poet to demo or to technocrats authority that could could organize the social conflict which is lead to a democratic society that we will watch and see how this changes over the coming days and weeks but for the you for joining us a sudanese activist and artist ahmed the south think. but take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the international red cross has ended a media blackout to seek information about a nurse from new zealand who's been missing in syria for five years and isolation said it was acting on the thoughts that louisa coffee may still be alive she and two syrian drivers were abducted in the northwestern city of well delivering aid supplies in twenty thirteen. activists have been demonstrating outside london at the london offices of oil giant royal dutch shell calling for action on climate change protesters also briefly a block

people there who are discussing the future of sudan on a kind of different groups who have live or liberal parties who have secular parties who have been slumming parties you have the group of people representing the youth of the revolution the way they call themselves and all of them are discussing who could represent us in this case because the military said this statement they want to hand over power to a civilian council but who is civilian counsel and whose people's choice today who would represent them and i could see that there is no a unity among the people who could represent them and this is going to be the biggest challenge facing sudan the next weeks and within also the next days because who was the person who will say ok this person can represent us and he is our present to because i when i was in the area in front of the headquarters of the military i remember three square in cairo and also remember. in tunisia it was you know like this time one week after the down of the regime for the old regime and the people were kind of talking about everything and there was kind of chaos there

>> at that time, the republican party was the more liberal party in the nation. and the democratic party was the more conservative branch, so he stayed with the republican party throughout his life, throughout his time, up until his death in 1947. he was a very staunch supporter of the republican party in the era. ironically, on the national level. but ironically on the local level, many of the individuals who supported his institution were democrats. state supported democrats, state legislators. also supported his institution, so he was a very shrewd, keen politician in his way of navigating the political arena. >> explain the formation of north carolina college. >> so, it started out, he actually starts in 1909, but it's not incorporated until 1910. it starts out as the national religious training institute in chicagwa for the negro race. after he travels the world with the international sunday school association, he gets this calling to believe that the best way to move african-americans forward was through the better training of ministers. he believed that if

trudeau has banned the former justice minister and former treasury board chief from the ruling liberal party and bar them from running in the next election they accused him of meddling in a criminal case involving an influential construction company trudeau's says the pair were undermining party unity ahead of the elections in october. the us president's accuse germany of failing to pay its fair share into nato speaking after talks with the organisation's secretary general in washington don't trump insisted that members contributions to the security alliance will have to increase more with our white house correspondent jim lee out. when germany obviously is not paying their fair share calling out members by name donald trump didn't hold back as he sat down at the white house with the nato secretary general crediting himself with the tick in defense spending you go back ten and fifteen years and it's a rollercoaster ride down in terms of payment and since i came to office it's a rocketship up the u.s. president's criticisms aren't new he's repeatedly attacked the nato alliance at one point ca

by far liberal. the party has been moving in a more liberal direction. went further, you would see it as a particular movement with college educated white voters. the more conservative voters are moderate and conservative are nonwhite. tend to be hispanic and black. the party is changing and there is a lot of good will towards biden and a lot of choices democrats will have when we get around to the primaries. coming up, he is independent and flirting with a third party presidential run and he can solve one of the nation's biggest problems. that's next when "the 11th hour" continues. webut some of us turn outhose dreams...... into action... the bookers. the doers. the 'hit that confirmation button and let's go!'- ers! because bookers know that the perfect place to stay... is right there for the booking. be a booker at booking.com the world's #1 choice for booking accommodations. billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and

it's by far liberal so the party has been moving in a more liberal direction if you went even furthero this you would see this is a particular movement among college-educated white voters, the more conservative voters in the democratic party, more moderate conservative voters tend to be non-white, tend to be hispanic and tend to be black. the party is changing in ways, a lot of good will in democrats. there are a lot of choices democrats are going to have on their ballot when we do get around to primaries. he is independent, rich, he is flirting with a third party presidential run and he can solve one of the nation's biggest problems, that's next when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> and the last thing before we go tonight former starbucks ceo howard schultz exploring a run for the white house sat down with our down ali velshi and stephanie ruhle this afternoon. the conversation became spirited and pointed. >> i said earlier we have a bifurcated economy, we have 42% of americans today, their families, don't have $400 in case of an emergency. you've got 5 million kids in america ages 18

parties. come to get a majority in parliament another option would be to team up with the market liberals here that that last that's easier when it comes to the numbers because the two parties together would have a majority in parliament however when it comes to the ideology that might be a bit more complicated because during the campaign they were very much on opposite sides of the ideological spectrum so they would have to find a way to talk to each other and come to an agreement again the third possibility would be that the p.c. the socialist party would govern on its own as a minority government probably not the best option for them but they're not excluding that option either listen let's talk about another side of the political spectrum there was a breakthrough for the far right party vox party they're entering parliament for the first time since the one nine hundred eighty s. how will they influence politics in spain absolute. well it's been a political earthquake that they ensured polman for the first time as you said since the end of the dictatorship and it will have its impact they d

will have to do some serious soul searching because you know see that and those the other market liberal party they gained really quite got share of the vote for them and the people's party plummeted so now is the question will this trend continue will the people's party be able to stop the trend or will see that arnold's become the number one party on the right so certainly interesting times ahead here in spain our correspondent lisa lewis reporting from madrid thank you lisa. sudanese protesters have welcomed a breakthrough in talks with the army leaders they've agreed to form a joint council to pave the way for civilian rule sudan's longtime president omar al bashir was ousted by the military earlier this month after a massive demonstrations one photographer has been capturing images of the uprising . and melanie core of the ball talked with and the capital to. but for thirty two year old muhammad this is history in the making has been documented the sudanese uprising since it started in the suburb today he's taking pictures of the incoming fire vans joining demonstrators in front of the ar

have to do some serious soul searching because you know see that and those the other the market liberal party they gained really quite got share of the vote for them and the people's party plummeted so now is the question will this trend continue will the people's party be able to stop the trend or will see that out and become the number one party on the right so certainly interesting times ahead here in spain our correspondent lisa lewis reporting from madrid thank you lisa. now the united nations is giving thirteen million dollars in emergency funds to mozambique that as people there are struggling in the aftermath of a second cycle in as many months cycle of kennett slammed into northern mozambique on sunday causing massive flooding more torrential rainfall is expected in the days ahead ken it comes just six weeks after cyclonic died devastate the region around bera further south. after the storm the rain. torrential downpours are swelling rivers and washing away houses here in the north of muslim beak nature's fury has been unleashed and the danger is far from over six weeks ago cycling o

have to do some serious soul searching because you know see that and those the other the market liberal party they gained really quite got share of the vote for them and the people's party plummeted so now is the question will this trend continue will the people's party be able to stop the trend or will see that out and become the number one party on the right so certainly interesting times ahead here in spain our correspondent lisa lewis reporting from madrid thank you lisa. let's catch up now on some other stories making news around the world reuters news agency says officials in sri lanka i warning that islam the militants are planning more attacks in the wake of these three bombings security has been tightened across the country with multiple arrests over the past week the government has also banned all face coverings that could conceal people's identities. indonesian president joker we don't know is decided to move his nation's capital away from the crowded megacity have to carve out a location for the new capital hasn't been finalised about thirty million people live in or near jakarta

canada's prime minister justin trudeau has expelled his former attorney general from his liberal party caucus saying he's undermined the party jody wilson rob gold and resigned in february using the government of trying to shield major construction firms from legal prosecution trudeau also expelled a second former cabinet minister who also criticized his handling of the case a scandal has threatened his term in office. as a country second youngest prime minister. well the former prime minister of malaysia has gone on trial for his alleged role in a massive corruption scandal. is accused of misappropriating four and a half billion dollars from a state development fund now if convicted of those charges the sixty five year old could face life in prison he was malaysia's prime minister for a decade until losing last year's election he comes from a powerful political dynasty his father and his grandfather both lead the country. or southeast asia correspondent boston r.t. joins us now from bangkok good morning boston this is a first of a number of trials that is facing just how wide ranging

in canada's prime minister justin trudeau has expelled his former attorney general from his liberal party caucus saying she's undermined the party jodi wilson raybold resigned in february after accusing the government of trying to shield a major construction firm from prosecution if you go also expelled a second former cabinet minister who's also criticised the handling of that case a scandal as threatened as leadership. the former prime minister of malaysia has gone on trial for his alleged role in a massive corruption scandal brawls arks accused of misappropriating four and a half billion dollars from the state development fund if convicted of those charges the sixty five year old could face life in jail. well also to go into effect in the state of brunei today that makes gay sex and adultery capital offenses punishable by death the country's new islamic law has sparked an international outcry with the united nations calling it quote cruel and inhuman brunei's new penal code introduces death by stoning as the punishment for homosexual acts and adultery. sultan haasan all bolting out say

trudeau has banned the former justice minister and the former treasury board chief from the ruling liberal party and bar them from running in the next election queues trudeau of meddling in a criminal case involving an influential construction company trudeau says the pair were undermining party unity ahead of october's elections still talking elections turkey's election board has approved recounts in almost a third of istanbul's districts after the ruling party disputed early results in local elections the initial count in istanbul and in our interest shows the president's ak party on course to lose control of both cities its voting irregularities and what affected the outcome the opposition candidate for the marin assembled i was calling on the election board to just declare him the winner. in the mountains of southern nepal rescue workers are finally reaching villages made homeless by a devastating storm three days ago it's been interesting has a report from bob a district or at least thirty people were killed and hundreds injured as the gale force winds flattened entire communities. for thes

sure you have jenny have in mind is active in the israeli liberal party and is using social media to try to get more young people interested in politics. those mere human lloyd to. see also the founder and c.e.o. of an organization that brings together young entrepreneurs from germany and israel your mum and yeah and i have a man is the son of sabella i have a man on the german singer songwriter both be a man so he was born in east germany and moved to the west in nine hundred seventy seven have a and converted to judaism and emigrated to israel in twenty ten now let's listen i t expensively for an israeli company jenny and i would like to find out what you both think of the political situation right now in israel. then i guess i might actually well first of all the cost of living in israel is very high compared to europe. by the way we consider ourselves your opinions and certainly most israelis. yeah but food is really expensive and there are political reasons for that. we can't trade with neighboring countries. should go and that's one of the things that makes living here expensiv

candida's prime minister justin trudeau has expelled two ministers from hisoverning liberal party.xpulsions came after they accused him of meddling in a criminal case involving an influentl company. mr. trudeau has denied wrongdoing by him or his officials. returning now to the ongoing h brexit sagshows no signs of becoming any clever, let's bringl in bbc politi correspondent ben wrightnc. what c are there of an 11th-hour compromise over brexit now that the prime minister and leader of the opposition are talking? ben: hard say how extraordinary the prminister's . said it washe only show in town but has failed to get it through parliament. suddenly she finds herself talking to labor leader jeremy corbyn to find some sort of cross party compromise the the rhetoric is positive on both sides. lf reality, there is a gu between them. jeremy corbyn says the country should have a closer relationship with eu after brexit, the prime minister seems allergic to that. ofthe only truth in alhis is the disappearance of time. the eu wille meeting at the art of next week with theresa may wanting a

talks between the uk conservative and liberal parties are expected to continue today as they attemptiating teams met for almost 5 hours on thursday in what the government described as "detailed and productive" discussions. the uk is due to leave the eu on 12 april, and as yet, no withdrawal deal is in place. the eu is growing increasingly concerned about the potential of a no—deal brexit. our europe editor, katya adler, has been speaking to annegret kramp—karrenbauer. known almost universally as akk, she's the new head of the cdu party in germany — and could become the next chancellor when angela merkel stands down. translation: wien the eu have negotiated in way for a very long time stop the fact that we are so close to a no deal situation is down to the domestic situation in the uk. isn't it full hardy than to stay on the tough redlines in negotiation, such as the backstop of the guarantee to keep the irish border open. wouldn't it be more sensible to say yes, 0k, we will put an end date on the backstop. so far in the future that we doubt we will ever get to it. i have heard intern

their main liability is the political instability that's been within their own right of center liberal party since they first came to office in twenty thirteen they keep changing leaders have been three different prime ministers tony abbott malcolm turnbull now scott morrison since they first came to office the government is running a campaign against the policies of the opposition labor party they say first of all that they represent a threat to the economy already here house prices are tumbling they say that if labor comes in with its highest spending commitments they threaten to send this country into recession they also say that refugees would start flooding back to australia if labor were to get in under the government under very harsh policies towards refugees boats of refugees have stopped coming here they say that labor would bring in policies that would restart those boats labor that little about either of those things particularly they want to talk more about the environment and the lack of a climate change policy as they see it by the government well that's just over a month until

this declaration of freedom of change there's many missions from the left to conservative to liberal parties inside this under this declaration of freedom of change and the polity since they exist of the modern so that now and actually there are now who are demanding to get the poet to demo or to technocrats authority that could. organize the social conflict which is need to democratic society and that we will watch and see how this changes of the coming days and weeks but for the thank you for joining us a sudanese activist and artist i met the south think. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world environmental activists have blocked several key intersections and bridges in central london to call for action on climate change it was the first of two weeks of protest planned by a group calling itself extinction rebellion similar demonstrations were also held in other cities across europe. and japan they feel the sheema nuclear plants operator has begun to remove fuel rods from a cooling pool it's a milestone in the slow process of decommissioning but fro

we are expecting to exchange some more tax with the liberal party today, so this is an ongoing processmplaints about new—build properties. higher pension contributions

in food has banned the former justice minister and former treasury board chief from the ruling liberal party and bar them from running in the next election they accuse mr trudeau of meddling in a criminal case involving an influential construction company trudeau says the pair were undermining party unity at elections in october. the former malaysian prime minister najib razak has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges and denies involvement in the multi-billion dollar one a m d b scandal this is the first of several cases against not cheap faces more than forty charges. now reports. a former prime minister accused of being involved in looting billions of dollars from the state not getting support here through prayer not chip is on trial for criminal breach of trust corruption and money laundering involving the alleged transfer of more than ten million dollars into his bank account if you got those you know it's called the view. not just you i'm looking forward to it because we've got a lot to say. prosecutors say the money came from s.r.c. international a former subsidiary of state invest

their main liability is the political instability that's been within their own right of center liberal party since they first came to office in twenty thirteen they keep changing leaders the big three different prime ministers tony abbott malcolm turnbull now scott morrison since they first came to office the government is running a campaign against the policies of the opposition labor party they say first of all that they represent a threat to the economy already here house prices a tumbling they say that if labor comes in with its highest spending commitments they threaten to send this country into recession they also say that refugees would start flooding back to australia if labor were to get in under the government under very harsh policies towards refugees bokes of refugees have stopped coming here they say that labor would bring in policies that would restart those boats labor that would have about either of those things particularly they want to talk more about the environment and the lack of a climate change policy as they see it by the government well that's just over a month until

which include the army the security services big business type tycoons -- the the the national liberation party at the fln -- and close relatives of the beautifully cut senior civil servants a group of people who have been in power effectively since the rev the revolution -- force the franchisee. to nineteen sixty two and these are the people who have effectively kept -- deathly calm for the reasons that i was suggesting a just a moment ago that they haven't been able to come to a satisfactory agreement about who the successor to beautifully. be i'm so the consequence of their own inability to develop a system for an effective method the succession -- policy in place -- they have come to face the situation that they're in now they are dead locks because they haven't put in. a process which can get them beyond this sort of crisis no no democratic country hold elections are problem but you know what when you have a system that she's more or less authoritarian. arranging for the succession is alalways much more difficult particularly when the various different power groups in competition and that'

idea of the rule of law you cannot have it both ways and say it only you know and applies to the liberal party as far as prosecutor real misconduct but when it comes to behavior that i've taken part in it's not you know the rule of law wouldn't apply so i think that's a serious issue and i think the narrative around you know our previous attorney general is starting to change and i think that's going to need saudi money is i have to pause you there it's a perfect place to end this conversation because so much can happen and we will be looking forward to what happens and all the time we have for this part of the conversation though so you can follow the latest on this issue by visiting al-jazeera dot com and you can continue this conversation online by following us on twitter we're at a.j. stream our thanks to chris saleem when he's a shake and the gun and player for being part of this conversation and of course to you on line we'll see you next hour. i am a fish every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the welt