just before the finish your take lunchrooms competitive spirit gets the better of you i think at least when i have to be honest i'm sick of all this slow motion i say sensible driving sockets like i move to get. ready if i'm going to lower it here. what's coming up i think i've ever done it. a.j. i knew it i knew it is house. and at the end of the two day event each of the women has racked up one victory and one child. i think can. get. my kid to go and do your take on schmidt so embrace their joint victory. i mean he was just really way better than me but each great i've done so well it should be fun thought it was a great wild experience and it was super that we got the chance to really put these cars through their paces. and on the way back to the hotel marquee kluger just enjoys the more your countryside after victory. has been times going really proud of the lorry came to me it's clear that we make a great team it's very obvious sure to come again but maybe not drive quite so fast next time. looks like fun all right next up a sneak peek into someone's humble abode and for that we

only be described as the sort of atmosphere in parliaments descended into a sort of a public school lunchroom rather than this sort of the decorum that you would expect from elected representatives when you're talking about serious matters of state julia saunders only highlighting some of the. discrepancies the hypocrisy is the unanswered questions of this very serious case and the statements coming from this member of parliament really you should read into that is that the state doesn't want people with dissenting views to have platforms and be able to express those if they're in opposition to whatever the official party line is. in other news tonight more than one hundred twenty eight thousand people have fled the syrian region of eastern guta in the past month that's according to the russian ministry of defense the exodus was made possible by humanitarian pauses and corridors established by syria and russia but the us ambassador to the united nations nikki haley lambasted moscow for how it's handled the syrian cease fire negotiations the u.n. . russia will stop at nothing to use its perman

only be described as the sort of atmosphere in parliament descended into a sort of a public school lunchroom rather than this sort of the decorum that you would expect from elected representatives when you're talking about serious matters of state julia saunders only highlighting some of the. discrepancies the hypocrisy. the unanswered questions of this very serious case and the statements coming from this member of parliament really you should read into that is that the state doesn't want people with dissenting views to have platforms and be able to express those if they're in opposition to whatever the official party line is. members of the jewish community in france the sounding the alarm over the rise of anti semitic sentiment in the country and this is after the brutal killing of an elderly holocaust survivor several jewish organizations of course then last week she was stabbed multiple times before being set on fire in her paris apartment two men have been arrested and charged in connection with the case and religious motive has been cited by the authorities well some had this to say i

be described as the sort of atmosphere in parliament is descended into a sort of a public school lunchroom rather than this sort of the decorum that you would expect from elected representatives when you're talking about serious matters of state julia saunders only highlighting some of the. discrepancies the hypocrisy. the unanswered questions of this very serious case and the statements coming from this member of parliament really you should read into that is that the state doesn't want people with dissenting views to have platforms and be able to express those if they're in opposition to whatever the official party line is. today does of north korea and china held talks this week during a secret visit by kim jong un to beijing this was kim's first foreign visit since he took office in twenty eleven well the first information about the trip appeared on monday when a mysterious trying secretly arrived china but nobody has officially confirmed the meeting. on the twenty eighth of march north korean and chinese media machine reported a bad trip it is the first face to face meeting between ch

centrale, they called it the doj lunchroom.ey need to calm some stuff down in this administration. nbc reported before we came on that they are looking to replace mcmaster. this is a guy, super competent guy who was done so much. you know i don't like the nicknames. you had carson coming out and say i'm, we are going to send the expensive dining room furniture back. you read scott pruitt saying i will fly coach. you have ryan zinke getting questions about his travel. you have a lot of accomplishments. you need more things to do. you have a tough election coming up. >> juan: do you think it is chaos? >> dana: this is what i say about a special counsel. be careful what you wish for. you want to ask for another one and you're going to say that's legitimate and then you're going to try to call illegitimate on the other one? >> juan: i want to add in. i think there is a lot of chaos. jared kushner's being told he doesn't have full clearance. "wall street journal" saying today you might consider going home or getting involved in the

simon and angela bassett and it's amazing to me professionally how much within that dialogue of a lunchroom that the dialogue and the identification of clients are knowledgeable. so for us if we're talking about resources and what we're trying to do with the connection of -- and i was interested because we recently approved a budget to have the personnel to cover the shifts of how that all works and, again, for me it was the reinforcement of this program works in terms of the intention. the last phase of it was that i was able to attend a case management meeting and because hipa there's no identification but the members at that meeting were two officers from the police department -- i believe that you call it the crisis squad, a d.a., a social worker from the jail, and a social worker attached from the human services, two command staff and we were all there dialoguing, again, of a client that is a frequent flyer that they were knowledgeable about and the care and the professionalism in the system to take care of this individual to the point of rights and privileges is amazing. i had to dial

stories that people are talking about over the water cooler, at dinner, had breakfast, or in the lunchroomgh up on the american priority list. >> kimberly: i think because it over promised, under delivered. people were talking about may be this revelation, that revelation. there really wasn't. kind of like what greg said, we know this type of thing as happened before with him, prior to being president. it goes way back. it wasn't in the oval office. it wasn't while he was president, during his term. stormy has this name because she is a porn star. this was a one-off event. i don't even know why it's getting so much air time. there are other things that are more significant. >> dana: i think it is the money. the payoff for the silence. i think if "the wall street journal" had not run this story in january, then we wouldn't even know her name. >> kimberly: every time you do a settlement, there is an nda. it is a followed by b. >> greg: i knew the story before that. i thought this was just understood. >> jesse: 's had been bubbling up. >> juan: you have to keep in mind, i don't know, you seem