success for tim farron establishing his leadership is someone who's going to bring back the party of lloyd george they had nine m.p.'s just before the election they went up with twelve and within that they lost five of the nine they were defending but scooped up these other seats and regained some that they had up to twenty fifteen to make up the difference that's a fact the first form of spin is it's a fifty percent increase well yeah for more people saying instead of being paid ten pence for doing this interview i get fifteen pence which i would be grateful for by the way the third way of looking at. first time the number of live demo and police increased since the days of charles kennedy around two thousand and five that was a peak point but that was sixty three and pace to go up by something like four or five at a time means that to get to that level will take about fifteen elections luckily since treason a strategy seems to have enough elections until she gets a result probably others fifteen in the next five years it's arguable whether one can really understand the so-called red tories on c

if you are in britain in you a boat in the morning and go back and talk with lloyd george in the afternoon. britian will lose a million and a half casualties. it will get nowhere from 1914 to may, june of 1918. it will not really move. it is the death camps of the first world war. they have a very, very bitter memory. france will lose almost 2 million. germany itself will lose about two and a half million. in the british mind, when this war starts out, there is one thing you do not want to do. that is have a million or 2 million people fighting the german army. there has never been anything like it. , is the most murderous, effective, competent infantry force in the world. anytime the french army or the british army tries to fight it alone it will lose. when churchill who was first commander inalion 1916, 1970 -- 1917. he thought, when we fight this war, we will not go one million men here. remember when he declared war, chamberlain's government declared war in germany on september 3, 1939. they did put men into belgium and northern france, the british did. they did not do anything until t

lloyd it was a title well it kind of a thing the title is i wrote that when george died and i did michael george michael died and i didn't know what to do i was in the middle of writing songs i love writing and it's kind of saying i think we're all good people but we've all got crosses to bath in a and it's it's kind of saying that you know we feel sad but then there's a joy in it as well basically so i wrote it in tribute to him a world you know. it's one of those people that i don't know about. you have more life experience than i do but i think when the chips hit the fan so to speak i think you find out he friends are what you made of and i didn't have to see him all the time but when i when i was going to travel when i left the spice girls he was there for me when i had my first child i had nowhere to live he was there for me and also when i had you know music music to play and i wasn't sure where to go a place to jordan it was very honest with me you had a close relationship it was trouble or i think we can all be trouble i think in life you know i mean you've probably got a better v

friends of rappahannock, george washington foundation, historic fredericksburg foundation. the james munroe museum. lloydfoundation of fredericksburg and the washington heritage museum. thank you guys all for your support and thank you all for coming out as well. [ cheers and applause ] >> we appreciate you so much. let's do a little weather forecast, shall we? >> beautiful weather taking over. there's not a cloud in the sky here. 68 degrees downtown. humidity is gone. satellite/radar again showing you beautiful blue skies kind of just taken over the region. all weekend long. let's get to the forecast real real quickly here's your planner for the day today. sun, sun and more sun. it's just going to be gorgeous day. highs in the 70s to lower 80s. all right. guys, that's the latest from fredericksburg. erin i'll send it in to you to do some traffic now. it's gorgeous out here, erin. >> it looks gorgeous out >> what a crowd. beautiful weather for a zip trip to fredericksburg if you're able to head down and join the crew. they're going to be out there through good day at 11am. so enjoy that. >>> right now yo

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let's go back to lloyd's of london inga beale and set to open a office in brussels and with us rupert harrison from black rock, asset strategies and is a former chief of staff of georgek you both for staying with us. rupert, first of all, it seems like we finally heard from boris johnson and we were waiting for something on boris on brexit. are the brexiteers softening their stance in general and what does it mean for negotiations? rupert: the difference between boris saying a few weeks ago they can go whistle and ask for money and on a radio interview this morning they'll meet their obligations is the difference between off message and sudden'sly on message and signals a kind of fundamental change. i think the interesting developments we've had over the last couple months is of increasing coming together of the cabinet and most of the conservative party behind agreements around, ok, we have to have some kind of transition, the brexiteers are effectively happy as long as their in-state is belonging in a single market and not under the jurisdiction of the ecbj, they're happy to make the transitions. despite the positive moves -- and we can get into the negotiations. i