fight climate change the 1st person to say that the 1st leader of a government to say that was maggie thatcher in 19891 day before the fall of the button wall in front of the united nations so this is been on the agenda for a long time all i'm saying is my caveat is that you can't you mustn't allow climate exile to dominate everything else i mean you mustn't get into a position where you say i'm so afraid of this change that we have to clamp down the democracy individual rights all i'm so afraid of of climate change and catastrophic dangers which the scientists predict that it's too bad you guys in africa and asia and latin america we can't. we simply can't afford you to come up to our level stuff like that i mean i do think that we need to take a balanced view climate change is a real problem just like i know fighting communism was a problem just like fighting the 2nd world war against the nazis was a problem and it has to be tackled but without giving up core values of our system that's which nobody suggests i think anxiety is a tool that we can use i think anxieties the 1st point that peopl

that's been kind of kept off the political radar but is this the conservative party that see maggie thatcher or john major. or has some of the d.n.a. in the bloodstream of myself erasure party been sucked out and injected into this conservative if he's a much more right wing proposition a lot of those a lot of those centrists conservatives have now gone people are kind of partly on leave of the house who've been there for ages and. some of the others here they wouldn't disagree with boris johnson on a lot of the things that he thinks about about the domestic agenda of schools and hospitals and and things like this it's all the same it's only on the brits the question that they have this complete divergence now you know all these new concerns and piece of shit. turned up nobody knows anything about them they just appeared out of nowhere stood in labor constituencies in parts of england where they were never won before and some of their them play you know what do they believe in frankly people here don't actually know yet but what you can say is they all believe in boris johnson. johnson just

i try to a man or a freaky friday where they switch places maggie thatcher stars or something like that which is an actual title. >> that is an interesting thing. >> lung cancer taped a message to people, and anti-smoking message. that was a fairly new thing. who's just sort of dominated. not that it is a competition but it kind of his. ross perot died the same day. >> michael jackson and farrah fawcett. pour farrah. it shows you how we work in our programs. for 5 other people did michael jackson's story. >> they thought you were doing that. audiences are smart and can see into a person who has been in the public eye for long enough. and their penna days. there was something decent about her and the way she dealt with her cancer at the end. cutting off her hair in public, she could have hidden the way and obviously michael jackson was a bigger story but farrah. >> we knew she had been sick but michael jackson was a big surprise. we kind of jumped ahead. i didn't ask the question i wanted to but the big question about this book. what i have thought about it, tell us a little bit about wh

the biggest victory for the conservatives since maggie thatcher, all the way back in 1987.ne he seat left to report down in cornwall, the latest numbers show that the conservatives have 364 seats, labor 203. that's the low ofest number of seats for labor since 1935. also a pretty good night for the scottish national party. they gained 13 seats. you can expect the call to scottish independence to come back again. earlier this morning, boris johnson saying his get brexit done message was heard by the voters and he says that's exactly what he's going to do. take a listen. >> we did it. pulled it off, didn't we? we pulled it off, we broke the deadlock, we ended gridlock and smashed the roadblock and in the glorious prebreakfast moment, a new dawn rises on a new day and a new government. >> reporter: well, a new government indeed. he said let's get breakfast done and right after that -- he said let's get brexit done and right after that he said let's get breakfast done l. president trump immediately jumping on twitter after the results were announced and saying this, congratulat

the biggest since maggie thatcher back in 1987.el in many, many, many decades. resounding win. and the question is why did he win by such a farmar in. far margin.i think it was thef getting done. he is able to laugh at himself. he does all of these stunts as we saw in the final week. he jumps on a bulldozer, breaking through a wall as a symbol of saying we can break the brexit dead lock. he's likable. he's able to laugh at himself and he makes people smile. then you have jeremy corbin who is quite frankly grim. he talks about gloom and doom and we're on the road to ruin and he had this manifesto that really was so extreme, i think that those traditional labor he voters said no, i think it's too far out there. we're going to put our bet on conservatives. so what happens now? well, i think you may have a speech from r boris later today outside of 10 downing he street. next week, mps will be sworn in early. we have a brand-new government. they want to get moving as quickly as possible. and then by next friday, one week from today, i t

former aide to maggie thatcher.t maybe karma, the guys saying god knows what, i didn't find what they were saying too over the top offensive, but anyway, it comes at a time when he's putting up, you know, big numbers and strong numbers, whether you want to give the president the credit, blame him if it were the opposite. what do you think of all this. >> i think it's very unfortunate to see justin trudeau, the french -- i'm sorry, the canadian prime minister and macron, the french president, the laurel and hardy comedy acts at time. and it's unfortune you've got this mocking of the u.s. president when the u.s. president is leading on the world stage with regard to strengthening the n.a.t.o. alliance and also, president trump is leading in terms of a very strong, robust u.s. economy. and if you look at the state of the french economy today, compared to the u.s. economy, there's no real comparison, the united states is at least twice the level of economic growth. france has several times the level of the unemployment.

would say that his efforts, along with pope john paul ii and of course you had ronald reagan and maggie thatchercally did have an effect bringing down the seven yet empire. do you think the same is at all possible with the chinese communist empire? >> well, my mother was born in china. david: interesting. >> my father had opportunity to preach, he had a chance to preach in china. a number of churches. we have seen relax in religious persecution in china for a number of decades. it just been recently there has been a clamp down. it is not all across china. it is in certain sections of china. we need to pray. hope the president will work with the president of china and pry mere and see if something can't be worked out. i believe it can. they haven't gone down a bridge too far here. there is a lot of people speaking into this. i think the chinese government is wanting help. i believe the president certainly could give it to them. david: you know it is extraordinary how one man, i guess that is a lesson we do take from the bible itself, from the life of jesus, that a few group of people can really c

socialism as eventually as maggie thatcher said, you run out of other people's stuff and other people's: if the elves are collectively bargaining we're held to a tough place. everyone get as wooden toy train for christmas. >> wouldn't that be nice after christmas. a lot of people, people that didn't act very nicely be treated the same as people nicely. there would be naughty or nice list. pete: no xbox for you, charlie. wooden train. you may rate more. we'll color years. congrats on the summit. >> merry christmas. pete: lines stretching around the corner after new york give as green light for illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses. a surge in sign-ups in just a few days. plus emily loves being cute with her mother on christmas but one mom's slays the competition for her daughter's ugly christmas sweater contest. wow. both mother and daughter join us live. there they are. with that sweater, coming up next. ♪. outback is making your holidays even better! for a limited time, get a 4-course meal starting at $15.99. treat yourself to the perfect gift today, because the aussie 4-course w