m.i.a.'s obsession focuses on the liberating power of cars for young people as a means of empowerment and place of passion my. dad my dad the video references high speed drifting a popular but illegal pastime for young saudi arabian man who chooses to do he stumbled upon these videos on you tube we were mesmerized i must have watched all those videos of saudis drifting their skies on 2 wheels. and it was only seen. m.i.a. shows how much fun you can have with the average cars whether you're a man or a while and. you get a baby can take the sexual object is that you know it's not it's not about money it's about the sport and it's about the physicality of it. and i think it's just really important to show that right now when so many kids are stuffed with 100 a lot chad thanks to our. bad girls was shot in 4 days in morocco it features a see through car made to measure for the video in an unlikely homage. that comes from this unnamed idol of mine who sang on top of this side secret bus and i want

and tongue was it for rap artist m.i.a. to attend the cliches about cars and men's playthings and cut them to. get the best view of the changing world of cars and mobility right now on the web. interesting. fort spring out and you. know i remember when i was younger like 14 years ago a friend of mine had a ford. not the regular one there was no or. you exhaust pipe thought it was a nice car. and now they're bringing a new one. out i'm really excited to see the new one. what. what. did they do to you. i don't even know what to say i mean most of you probably remember the puma it was a 2 seater sports car. but this i mean you had the roofline ok it's quite sporty but it's the bottom joints in that's an s.u.v. . and. i did. a manuel is right the ford is now a compact s.u.v. he recovers let's look at the stats there's a choice of gasoline diesel or mild hybrid engines we're testing the most powerful one to 114 kilowatt mile hybrid that claims fuel efficiency of 4.5 liters per 100 kilometers prices started just over $28000.00 eu

my name is abilene and i'm ace dude didn't at the m.i.a. program. my question for his you mentioned that your mentor had said if your country asked you to do something do it only if you're effective so in your opinion what are some ways that you developed effectiveness? >> so his guidance, his quote was if your country asked you to do it you do it if you can be effective and that is exactly her question. there were a couple of things. i needed to be sure that i was going to be supported in pushing a strong support for ukraine policy. i was frankly a little worried that other considerations might present themselves and that's a deal could be struck by which we would reduce their support for ukraine in which case i told the secretary i couldn't support it and i would have to come home. so, to answer your question i made it clear that i could support a policy that i believed in and i believed was important for the u.s. foreign-policy interest and it was part of this policy that had been developed by the institution we are talking about the conscious of

moral courage is m.i.a. but that's a choice. why is mitt romney's speech worth celebrating?ecause it represents a crack in fear-fueled group think. because mitt romney's faith caused him to take his oath to do impartial justice seriously. because as a former gop nominee, mitt romney's name resonates on main street while taking away the talking point this was a purely partisan impeachment. because this is a time we need to see more profiles in courage to inspire more acts of independence and integrity so that we straighten our civic backbones and stop letting fear disfigure our democracy. and that's your "reality check." >> john, thank you very much for all of that reality. >> it is interesting that leading into the final vote, the big question was, would any democrats vote to acquit? and that didn't happen. none of the red state democrats, joe manchin, kyrsten sinema. >>> thanks to our international viewers for watching. for you "cnn newsroom" is next. for u.s. viewers, the race in iowa is tighter this morning than ever. "new day" continues right now. >>> they are still coun

tonight it is clear, actually not clear, why a huge percentage of the vote is m.i.a. we have no idea what really happened. one thing we can tell you, i'm not certain, bernie sanders looks like they are after bernie again. an island here. yeah, they stuck to the deck against you. they rigged it. they are raking it again, likely iowa front-runner could have been. no one will know. quid pro quo joe. looks like a disaster for him. this comes on heels of democratic officials. they want to change the rules again because they have a shot at bernie wending. winning. changing the rules to make superdelegates have more power. biden is falling apart, so maybe you can help michael bloomberg in case we need him at some point. maybe he can buy himself into the debate stage. even michael moore is furious about that. this is 2016 on steroids all over again. history more than repeating itself. they cheated bernie, and then they used dirty russian dossier and leaked it to the press. wyatt? so they could spy on a presidential campaign. and then deep into his presidency. all of that happ

they are focussed on running against michael bloomberg versus what's unfolding in iowa bloomberg is m.i.an the super bowl, michael bloomberg and donald trump. there's no mistaken those two are going back and forth because of the amount of money and resources that they have but certainly in terms of the early states we don't see michael bloomberg here. the trump campaign is focussed on fanning out all their surrogates for a republican caucus that is happening here. wait a second, why is that happening? isn't it a fore gone conclusion that donald trump will be winning on monday in the republican side of things? the answer is yes. but because he's running as an incumbent they can flexing of the organizing game, heading into the general election, we'll be formidable while the democrats figure out their stuff. the president loves anything that's going to put them in the spotlight and not democrats ahead of monday's iowa caucuses. >> so this fight between bloomberg and trump that's been brewing, it's been playing out on the air waves. this is not the super bowl ad that will run later tonight. l

" pete buttigieg surging in the polls while joe biden who called his poor iowa showing a gut punch m.i.atrail just days before the nation's first presidential primary. >> speaking of iowa, the caucus chaos has dnc chief tom perez ought to fire now for his position. even some of his own political party are calling for him to step down and step away. all of that, plus our guy in the middle "outnumbered" top of the hour. >> i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong. nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that that is not so. too much time to go beyond the headlines on this friday morning where we take a break from the fast-moving new cycle, president trump there crossing paths of the national prayer breakfast for the president criticized democrats after his impeachment trial. joining us now as fox news contributor, good morning. great to have you here this morning. we all stopped when he heard that because he targeted nancy pelosi at the prayer breakfast without naming them and it was about faith and there's a debate about

and the community is up in arms about this dangerous policy she is always m.i.a.hat she just opened her campaign offices both in queens and the bronx just recently, steve. steve: ultimately, what it comes down to, is new york ready for somebody with, you know, now that people have seen what her policies are, after the last two years, when the next election comes up, will she be reelected? you all want to make sure that doesn't happen. >> absolutely. she is absent in the district now and she got crowley out because he was absent in the district. but i have been a long time community leader serving queens and i hope to be duly elected so i can represent the district. there are quality of life issues that we need to tackle as a representative and quite frankly she is more concerned about fame and the limelight and her show time gigs than she is about the residents of the district. >> well, one thing that we have to say that even though she says she is from bronx, how many days of the week when she ever comes back she comes in and deals with the community? we have los

three democrats, three republicans, back to southeast asia to try to find out what happened to our m.i.a.'s in 1981, vietnam, cambodia, laos and one of the people with me, a gorbachev-like character which we visited with that we carried with us, wrote a map. it was not north vietnam, south vietnam. it was vietnam. out of those meetings we started something good and led to the normalizing relations. john mccain worked it here, our bipartisan codel worked is in the house. one of the members of the codel was a former p.o.w., air force, shot down over vietnam, his name was. mr. peters: -- mr. carper: his name was pete peterson. i remember every time i run down to the lincoln memorial and run back to the capitol, i run back to the vietnam memorial. i want to express my thanks to sheldon whitehouse, senator whitehouse, for raising up our colleagues, my brothers and sisters as he just did. mr. president, i wanted to begin by asking unanimous consent that jerry gonase and kristin butler be granted floor privileges. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. carper: mr. president, i rise today