secretary mattis said this.hen it comes to his management of the pentagon versus the white house saying there can be no daylight between us. people are getting tired of hearing one thing out of this administration. does that reflect the attitude of general mattis during his time in the pentagon? guest: 100%. he understood that he served at the pleasure of the president. he saw uncoordinated messages. say onee house might thing, the state department, the department of defense. that's one of the reasons to write the book was even just recently with the news that broke over the weekend about secretary esper having a breakdown with secretary spencer and firing him. at all happened because there was a misalignment in the messaging. host: give us an example of having to be in line with the white house. when we would go to the nato minister in brussels. you have 28 other nations need to make sure that you are sticking to the president's talking points. a very vivid example. he needed to be aligned because everyone is p

>> i would like secretary mattis into for himself.hether you are president trump or the average american, you should be thrilled. he understood the importance of being aligned with the president of the united states. that is appropriate. he's a political appointee. he needs to be backing the president. where that worked incredibly well was when you had a multi-month, the president would say that is my position, you have plenty of lead in time to be able to coordinate across the inner agency. where you see that breakdown is where a decision is made in haste. in the book, i talk about the transgender man tweet that came out of thin air and caught everyone by surprise. you can see how that can cause a lot more issues and concern than it would have if it had been corrugated. >> the president had thoughts about how nato should operate in the role of world powers when it comes to organizing on efforts. , did that go against secretary mattis and what he had to do at the pentagon when it comes to dealing with other countries? >> i don't think

thank you general mattis.hen i want to get to donald trump pardoning more criminals. -- war criminals. i would say models are at an all-time low when posing with a dead human corpse is acceptable. president called the patriots are testifying against human scum. partythe republican booing john mccain, one of the greatest americans who ever lived. donald trump tells cops to people up. -- ralph people up. rough people up. guest: you let off with asking about the cabinet meeting and i agree with you. i recount that seen in the book and we were also pleased because it was about retaining the apolitical nature of the military. mattis of course served at the pleasure of the president. seen the fact that secretary mattis, it wasn't whether or not he was kissing up to the president, it was the fact that he wanted to put the men and women in the department of defense out front of the issue. that was very laudable. you talk about the ukrainian , it's interesting. people have right into his testimony in uniform as a perso

snodgrass and ousted navy secretary richard spencer were both mattis guys.looks like mattis was the biggest problem in many ways to the trump administration. joining us is tom fitton. let's start with the first of all the federal judge jackson ruling mcghan must testify before congress, the former attorney to the president. is that going to stand? >> i don't know. it may stand for a few days before the appeals court gets a chance at it. of course, the supreme court could ultimately decide. but on first glance, it's a 120-page decision. it's a real assault on the presidency in the sense the congress can willy-nilly bring in the president's closest you aides and advisors to find out what happened in the oval office. lou: you don't have an opinion on whether an appellate court will overthrow it? >> you never know. i think it's a crapshoot. lou: you are the one at the table every day. i'm just asking the questions. i'm stunned at what i watch these federal district court judges do. >> i see judges give foia requests to left-wing groups in minutes where we have b

the former communications director and one-time defense secretary mattis also a retired naval commander. we plan to talk to him about the turmoil in the u.s. navy's leadership and now the new republic is reporting he could be the anonymous author who gives a call to arms to the so-called resistance in a new book and at least on twitter, he is not denying it tweeting a short time ago this world continues along with a link to the new republic article about him. we'll join us live in his first television interview since that report broke and we will ask him point-blank are you anonymous? coming up. but first, breaking news off the top of this monday afternoon, and is she a secret agent or just obsessed with all things trump? either way, the woman who infiltrated the winter white house is moments away from learning her fate just one day before president trump heads to mar-a-lago, the very scene of the breach last spring. i am trace gallagher today from los angeles and the news starts now. any moment now, a judge will send a chinese businesswoman the feds say talk her way into president trum

joining me from the national taxpayer union, mattie duppler. mattie, congratulations. great to have you on the show, mom. >> happy to be back. charles: let's talk about this we talked about the amazing economy that we have seen while we've had these massive tax cuts. by the way, amazing for blue-collar workers, amazing for household formation. amazing for part of the economy that has been shut out for a long time. >> listen the white house was unequivocal on that point when we whether talking about the tax cut and jobs act in 2017. the administration said point of cutting income tax rate is make america competitive again. why is it important that businesses are competitive here? so they can invest in their workers. we're seeing that. you mentioned workers at the lower part of the pay scale are ones seeing the fastest amount of incomes increase. the white house said owing to the tax reform bill average american worker will see 4,000-dollar income increase as a result of cutting corporate income tax rate. when you unleash capital, businesses are allowed to invest it wher

as general mattis used to say, i was born in khaki. this is the world i grew up in. this president was the first in the post-world war ii history to make veterans not only the centerpiece of his campaign but also the centerpiece of his administration. he has remained true to his commitments by authorizing us to present to congress the largest budget in the history of this 20 billion, $2 calling for 400,000 employees. we have come in the last year, achieved the highest patient satisfaction rates in the eight -- in v.a. history. of american medicine have said in just the last year that v.a. health care is as good or better than any in the private sector and our wait times are comparable with the private sector. under president trump, our veterans are voting with their feet. this year we have already had 3 million more appointments at v.a. then we did last year. in veterans of foreign wars their annual survey said nine out of 10 of their millions of members are completely satisfied with the way v.a. takes care of them, and those nine out of 10 said they are recommending

it's no secret that mattis and navy secretary spencer were closed, were friends and were thinking inthe same way but i think the secretary in his extraordinary op-ed in the "washington post" was far more harsh than secretary mattis had been when he resigned. i think the issue is one and you are talking about a former marine, or at least i guess you are always agreeing but he felt what the president had done was so untoward ends so out of line with naval procedures and tradition that it couldn't be accepted. he also acknowledged that he had made a mistake in going around the secretary of defense. he had not told the secretary of defense mr. esper that he was negotiating with the white house to try and do a separate deal for eddie gallagher, the navy s.e.a.l. and he said he had made a mistake. once again yet another high-level trump administration official resigning or being fired just points to the chaos that has gone on in the administration since the very beginning of president trump's term. his unwillingness and inability to settle things amicably and in a graceful way. jon: judy t

we thought mattis would come out and tell us everything. but mattis was pretty mild in his.lt the same thing about nikkei haley nikkei nikki haley's book. none of us have the full book except for a few excerpts. they doesn't give us anecdotes on which to hang a story. >> right. >> i think the trump administration that is so in narratives and understands it better than most of us, we see that when the announces the baghdadi raid. he gives us this play by play l -- may now the be true but he gives us the play by play. weren't we all looking forward to anonymous? did anonymous have that many anecdotes? whenever you talk to normer administration officials what's it like in there in is it more or less crazy than i expect it to be? they always say more crazy. tell me. give me a detail. i feel like you're talking to your kids and you ask them how school is, fine? not good. tell me. did you bet beat get beat up? did something happen. >> i get that. >> i thought it was fun. >> i this is nikki haley being careful, trying to have it both ways and making bureaucratic infighting, again,

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snodgrass was a speech writer, you a navy captain who was a disgruntled speech writer for jim mattis.uch his book has tremendous errors tonight. and i read it. this was published as a warning. this came out in an op-ed over a year ago. it dovetails with the impeachment. it's the same type of you be elected bureaucrats who oppose president trump's national security policies. the same times of people you saw the last two weeks under schiff's program that the american people tuned out on. and we know from independent, independent are turning against impeachment because of their testimony. the facts are coming out. this was actually more insidious. you have the op-ed, you have nikki haley's book, ambassador haley's charges have not been denied. i don't think we have been denied at all. trish: they said we need you to work with us. >> i think what's incompetent is for as burger and the "new york times" to confirm whether it's a senior cabinet official. that means they purposely misled the american people and his fitness for office. president trump has done a tremendous job as commander-in-

joining me, mattie dupler, what is going on in great britain?infectioning who. >> don't you miss days of old. left says that we'll we'll confiscation cannot enough, wealth is immoral. interesting you see analogue on other side of pond and here in united states, the math won't work, that is why we have these arguments, i looked at the u.k., how many billionaires are in u.k. if wealth is so immoral and will solve the economic problems, 151 billionaires in 2019, labor party says that 151 people hold the key to economic prosperity in britain, i would not see that as a serious economic plan, but, this is what the labor party has considered to be template for how they will try to take power. >> that assault they got -- that is all they have, the crude class warfare, in end, economically it does not work, we've seen it in europe, and in france with super tax, and scandanavia as well, not until they learned lessons of the free market economy and allowing people to realize their dreams, unencumbered with fewer regulations. >> it is amazing you have so ma

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and correspondent mattie's but it is standing by for us at the scene of the shooting in hong kong good to see mathias what do we know at this stage about the condition of the process that he was shot. he has left the operation is finished the bullet has been removed and some of his organs were damaged he is now in i.c.u. with that is all what we know he's seems to be still under intensive care and he's not out of critical condition and it is we are actually looking at for his show that shows the name and when the protester was shot then handcuffed and left on the ground for minutes always seeing and us relation in the level of violence. we are seeing a new escalation we are seeing a constant escalation for months now he's not the 1st protested to be shown to us as have been shot before one in the leg and one in this shoulder part and it's always these small. scuffles that get out of control when policemen draw their weapon and then things get very quickly very ugly later did the it has to be reconstructed from the footage that we are seeing what was. strange about this incident was tha

but the side bottom of the table equalised when matty kennedy finished off this move — 1—1 the scoreho'd already had murray davidson sent off, seeing callum hendry get his marching orders minutes later too for that lunge which meant they finished the game with nine men. the women's super league leaders chelsea scored six as they stayed top of the table with a big win at birmingham city. they're a point ahead of manchester city who also scored plenty of goals on their travels as rhia chohan reports. manchester united kicked off an action packed day of women's super league against brighton and after scoring 11 goals in a midweek game, they were feeling confident. useful confidence as lauren james, they were feeling confident. useful confidence as laurenjames, at 18 the youngest player in the squad, started off proceedings. wave after wave of attacks then rewarded as leo colton made it 2—0. not done yet, she got her second after half—time before a penalty taken racked up a 4- 014 before a penalty taken racked up a 4— 014 casey stoney‘s team. title chasers manchester city visited bristol

someone like mattis doesn't have anything to lose.rs like haley want trump's approval so they're kinder. >> let's put this into context, the controversy here we have former navy secretary richard spencer says he was forced to resign. this is due to pictures of him posing with a 12-year-old isis fighter. the navy began a review of whether to expel gallagher from the navy s.e.a.l.s and the president intervened again. now the secretary of the navy has been forced out. with me now the former u.s. sec thank you for joining me? >> nice to be with you. hearing for secretary spencer's exists. number one comes from the president. had had to do with the cost overruns. the second is from the secretary of defense saying because he sidestepped dod. and the third is from secretary spencer himself saying because he didn't obey the president you know spencer, i understand you had breakfast with him just last month. which of these reasons is most believable? >> i think the third one is there's no doubt he may have gone to the white house. he had been

but the side bottom of the table equalised when matty kennedy finished off this move — 1—1 the score. already had murray davidson sent off, seeing callum hendry get his marching orders minutes later too for that lunge which meant they finished the game with nine men. there've been plenty of goals in the women's super league with the top four all sides all winning. chelsea remain top of the table but onlyjust, they are a point clear of second placed manchester city after big victories for both sides. rhia chohan reports. manchester united kicked off an action packed day of women's super league against brighton, and after scoring 11 goals in the midweek game they were feeling confident. lauren james, at 18 the youngest player in the squad, started off proceedings. wave after wave of attack was then rewarded making it 2—0. she wasn't done yet and got her second after half—time before a penalty taken racked up a 4—0 when for katie stoney‘s team. title chasers manchester city visited bristol. they were 1—0 going into the break. ellen white extended the lead. a 5—0 winfor the second week ru

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i admire general mattis. i admire his record of service to the country. i think it differently i think about it differently than he does. it is the reason i have been speaking since shortly after i was fired. i think if you have a vantage point and something useful to say, you ought to be offering it to the american people, so long as you abide your restriction on not talking about classified information. but i have not walked a mile in his shoes. i don't know how he thinks about it. there has been a lot of silence in this administration, and it has been disappointing. >> what would you say to them? you have been on the receiving end of mean tweets. but you do live to tell. what do you say to these people who are afraid? whoopi goldberg would call them grown men afraid of a tweet. >> francis rooney is a congressman from florida. i saw something he said. supporting this inquiry. he said something like, i am going to be staring at my children a lot longer than the people in this room. i would hope that sentiment would echo in the heads of everybody in that

clearly that's a shot at trump, akin to the way mattis described his decision ostto resign as we. hegstead isn't completely wrong. you have to be aligned with the president's visions if you're going to be on the cabinet. what is worrisome here is on friday, spencer was likely saying i support this process but according to esper he was looking to undermine the process with a fix at the end. >> so that point, and help us understand, those who haven't served why this matters in the military process. you have spencer saying, you know, we're going to support the process but understanding where he works, and understanding what's happening, maybe trying to do an end around at the same time, what does that do throughout the system? >> it erodes trust and confidence in what should be a very straightforward impartial system of determining what an individual's qualifications are to serve in the military. so now you're going to have other seals wondering if they're decisions about their tridents are going to be determined fairly and in other warfare communities, the other thing it done, john,

it comes on the back of the resignation of mattis. what good order and discipline means, what it means to be lawful in the military. commander in chief is at odds with the navy s.e.a.l.s, we've got a problem. >> another shade of exactly what paul is talking about, david, when it comes to what has happened here, this comes down to a question of chain of command. the president is the commander in chief. who is stepping out of line here? >> great point, kate. the president is the commander in chief. so, does he have the authority to take these actions? he does. but that doesn't make it right. it doesn't make it the right decision. it doesn't leave it open that nobody should be able to question or criticize him. so, beyond the authority, look at the ramifications. look at what we've seen already. and look at the corrosive effects this has had. look at the firing, resignation, whatever it was, of secretary spencer. active duty navy chief going on television and publicly disparaging senior leaders in the navy. that just, again, demonstrates

much more of a facilitator than mattis and tillerson were.ompeo certainly understands the policies, but ultimately, he's going to salute up the flag pole. and in that environment, trump is much more capable of damaging himself. >> which he has done. pompeo and mulvaney under the watch of pompeo and vulvainey, the president has committed actions that will get him etch peached. >> he said we should impeach senators, which, of course, doesn't exist. but given the fact he's going to be impeached but almost certainly not convicted, you could make the argument that this new team is more of what trump is happy with. and that if we're coming into 2020 with a -- an ultimately failed impeachment and trump feels emboldened and empowered to play however he wants in the run up to these elections, you'll be hard pressed to make the true trump supporters say that what he did was fundamentally wrong. >> can i ask a question about something completely different here which you weighed in on twitter. it's an important point that we don't make nearly enough. thi

fred, just to be clear, mattis, kelly, both guys i'm sure you respect and spencer, someone who is deservingh sides of the aisle before this, have all made the same kind of comment about the president, that he's ethically challenged, that he doesn't know how to lead. and these are people that we often refer to as the best leaders of our society. doesn't that concern you on any level? >> i watched admiral kirby in the previous hour saying there was obviously prosecutorial abuse in this case. there was a lot going on in this case that went wrong. i think it was fairly complicated. but this is an instance of a civilian commander in chief making a decision, bucking the multi-bureaucracy, they tried to get around what he wanted do. >> but your friend and former work colleague, john bolton, he left, insinuating the same kind of things, telling people he thought this was like a drug deal what was going on in ukraine with rudy and others and he didn't want to be a part of it and you got to tell the lawyers and get away from it. now he's sending these cryptic tweets about how national security is und

recently on tv former defense secretary jim mattis recounted his military career and offered his thoughtsin the conversation with new york times columnist david brooks. here's a portion of the program. >> in the good old greek phalanx preparing for battle the men were huddled into this covered by their shields and so terrified they could hear each other's teeth chattering. have you felt that kind of fear in the course of your career either in the battlefield or somewhere else. absolutely. you feel it. you are trained to overcome it. there's things you can do to overcome it. your body will also help you your mind will help you get through it. it will slow some things down but the most important, there is nothing strange about fear. it's going to be there. as part of every fight. first time i got shot at i couldn't taste for three days. it scared the hell out of me. i think you are well enough trained that what really drives you forward is because you are probably going to be very tired. i cannot even explain to you how tired you get in combat. some of you have been there you know what i'm

but in the case of secretary mattis, he went silent. here we have secretary of the navy.a very high level position, very publicly saying i disagree with the president about the need for good order and discipline. i would say the secretary of the navy is on the side of the angels in this one. >> why is it a problem to have the president break the chain of command here? >> it undermines good order and discipline. you can't run a military organization unless people can look up and down the chain of command with reliability. secondly, all of this -- let's step back for a minute. this is about pardoning war criminals. and when you do that, you undermine the ability of our soldiers and sailors who are in the field fighting to feel that they can undertake revealing bad behavior. that hurts us. >> is the problem the president doesn't believe in war crimes? i mean, he's been very explicit about what he thinks should happen on the battlefield. we have a few different sound pi bites from the campaign. >> see, the problem is we have the geneva convention, we have all sorts of rules a

assassinate the syrian president and mattis said to an aide, well, we'll deal with that another way. there is a problem for a lot of these officials who were on the call or listening to some of this that they get used to something that is not normal. >> here is the interesting thing. it is more than language though. it is more than language. because as you heard kurt volker and morrison describe a cogent u.s. policy toward ukraine which was the official policy. we oppose the russia's annexation of crimea and want to give them aid to push back the invasion. the fact is this president has repeatedly undermined that u.s. policy not just by words by by actions. he shokin. that ukraine needs to fight back against russia. he has made public statements that maybe crimea belongs to russia and not ukraine. so the president, they were describing a great textbook u.s. policy regarding ukraine. the fact is the president beyond words, his action was undermined. >> you have this picture at the white house that these gentlemen talk about which is, it seems to me, the goal of everybody working there

mattis, right? >> right. >> this is a pattern of trump reaching in and disrupting the military.only folks that are really happy about this are our enemies. our enemies are celebrate b iin. every time this happens, they see the commander in chief fighting with the navy s.e.a.l.s, enemies all around the world are clapping their hands and celebrating. >> lawrence, what do you think? >> well, essentially paul is right because these terrorist groups can recruit people by saying, look at the united states, they come over here and kill innocent civilians and they get away with it. i mean, this is -- follows on what happened at guantanamo. so feeds sfwhir finto their nar and also undermines the order and discipline. the real villain in this is the secretary of defense because basically, he claimed that he was firing spencer because spencer had communicated with the white house. the president's been after spencer since last march, he's been talking to him, and spencer was also acting secretary of defense at one time. so he's -- you know, it's interesting, pompeo and esper are both west p

>> i think it's ironic, those who studied the american history in our constitution, james mattis hada fear it would be the legislative branch that would serve as a four text for all the other powers of government. we cannot give powers away quickly enough. congress does not want to make that decision to combine to foreign policy. we passed very vague laws on the provisions, leaving the details up to the large administrative agencies and washington, d.c. and then come home the unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats for ruining our lives. so that's why introduce the act, look it up. with respect to spending, we delegated a lot of spending authority to the executive branch and then more power in particular is the home of the conversation on how to get into it. when you still have on the books an authorization for the use of military force dating back two months after i entered after high school, 1991, that's a real problem. >> that shows congress has not done basic housekeeping with respect to war powers. we need to call back some of this authority, it has been a real point of offenses of

. >>14 year-old mattie tran at a front row seat to the easy fire thanks to her. doorbell camera i saw the fire coming over. a lot of firemen and police cars crews were able to save the homes on the street stopping the fire just feet away, i'm just happy to be here to see my house is here my evacuees like laura ly alum by were able to return to their homes this morning. she wasn't sure she'd have a house to come home to it was pretty scary yesterday when everything was just kind of blowing up and blowing up the hill. the unknown was probably the worst part of the not knowing. whah was going on with our house about 700 firefighters are still in the area taking care of hot spots so we still have a lot of mopping mopping up to do which is to go around on >>seeing right now they're well within the black. area of the fire. >>a different kind of mopping up for cleaning up in nearby moore park, where was dropped to save homes. the fire jumped highway 23. cleaning up the red retarded some did it on their own. others got help from glad right i grabbed my god. >>and here i

people like jim mattis, gary cohn and the others, john kelly.all those people are gone now so i think the rationale for the book is differenthatis differene for the column. .. >> jeff mason and the other primary colors, thank you gentlemen for participating. [inaudible conversations] >> an event hosted by the cobb county republican part in georgia, jackie gingrich offered her thoughts on america's political divide pictures a portion of the program. >> now it's no longer about, so what it's about what call the one and what team one. i call this fortification of politics. it's no longer just about politics. it's not like a sport. and actually interestingly enough the data backs this up. you all engage some not talking about you were engaged act republicans, you know what's happening, but for a lot of people they are not engaged in issues. what they are engaged in is identity, who they belong to. who are they a part of. they have been research where they switched positions between parties and said you agree with this? they will say yes if they thin

at the time mattis said, you know, we're not going to do that we'll do it all above board.iticized. take us through the next steps >> amazon has waded head first in what promises to be a highly politicized lawsuit. if you cover government contracting or follow it at all you see protests all the time. it's a fiduciary responsibility to protest when you lose but it's usually focused on a minor technicality amazon is going for the jugular and clear bias it puts them on a fight with the pentagon but president trump >> the other question and joe's question -- >> aaron you highlight all of the other thing that have been going on for the past 13 month, whether it's oracle or revolving door criticism or ibm or whether it's the idea of going a single contractor my point was that the president is going to have cover to say that isn't what this is, the this makes sense, microsoft is now going to be certification six or swhavgts they will have the highest level. they had a chance the to get their act together aenzy to say microsoft deserves it at this point. you know, to get out of the

i'm pretty matty anyway to come back absolutely had to tear in my. pants.changes in place but yeah everything was really this is. the event so highly competitive organizes keep their eyes on the clock the most important thing is that it's a fun day out for man's best friends. from the mud to the tennis courts to find those city boss has been crowned finals champion after a tight win over a dominant team in london a 21 year old greek was making his debut at the prestigious tournament he looks well placed now in the challenge the old guard in next year's grand slams. men's tennis has a new sheriff in town 21 year old greek stephan a city pass was looking to end up. breakthrough year as the youngest winner of the a.t.p. finals since 2001 dominant team took the 1st set but since he passed quickly bounced back i. a tale to tease because title to date considered the 5th major of men's tennis received a boost when he seized the 2nd set 6 to. 6 a pass took the next gen title for young players this time last year and has made big progress this season's the athens na

is that something like an emergency declaration will now give this a big boost to get you scared mattis reporting for us there in brussels thank you. now to some other stories making headlines around the world north korea has test fired 2 short range missiles that's according to south korea and japan observers say the move could be an attempt by pyongyang to pressure the u.s. over deadlocked nuclear talks the north has set an end of year deadline for negotiations to restart. medical sources say that iraqi forces have shot dead at least 16 protesters in the southern city of nasiriya as unrest continues to grip the country on wednesday demonstrators set fire to the iranian consulate in the city of najaf outrage over perceived iranian influence has been fueling widespread anti-government protests. on gary and prosecutors have charged the captain of a cruise liner in connection with a deadly boat collision on the danube in may ukrainian national was charged with misconduct leading to mass casualties and $35.00 counts of failing to provide help 27 people died nearly all of them tourists from

as promised to hold early elections and says the prime minister abdullah abdullah mattie will resign once a replacement is at the lead and at least 70 people have been killed after a large fire tore through 3 carriages of a moving train in pakistan plays was caused by gas stove on board many of the victims died as they tried to jump off the burning train. now to syria fighting has been intensifying around the town of tal tamera as government and s.t.'s fighters battle with opposition forces hoping to expand the influence in the region safe side turkey and russia plan to start joint patrols of the northeastern area on friday. what's now from the tacky syrian border. there's panic here in syria's north east as fighting flares up near tel tama and the us ally in caught up in the fighting are civilians who are fleeing the area and moving to the province of has under the control of the largely kurdish as the but syrian government troops have military bases in the region. that took over western parts of the town people are bad enough each time someone controls the area it ends up being wor

mutual trust and nothing really substantial came out of these meetings but maybe that's not what mattis right now the message really is that donald trump rolled out the red carpet to prison edwin just weeks after he started his military incursion into north and syria an incursion that has been widely criticized not only in the u.s. and what about this tight rope that mr everyone seems to be walking right now we do turkey is of course a member of nato was an l.-y. of the united states but the same time it seems to be cozying up more and more with russia how's that being portrayed. well you met many critics say that turkey is not exactly behaving like a nato ally right now and that's because that's what pablo mentioned before. the russian made s. 400 missile defense system the 1st part of that system was delivered in summer and has not been made over racial yet and apparently trump to add one not to activate best system at all and today rejected that proposal and said i quote him it's an infringement of solver right so he says he's not going to let the russians down but at the same time h

matti housining yes and no when he wil officialally resign. now the comments of the french president made in the british press three weeks ago about nato being brain dead t to continue to spark controversy. this friday the turkish president's has lashed out at a menu and my c call saying that e should check if he is brain dead first. outing that mac homes remarks in the economist magazine show a sick and shallow understanding of the alliance the french foreign miministry has reacted very quickly summoning the tururkish ambassador to france. with one adviser on the lease a palace saying that everyone's's words n not statements but robert insults let's listen now to with snippets. of what the turkish leader has been saying. and you will. not be he said the tomato is brain dead. i'm talking to friends is president emmanuel mike home and i will also say this about nato. first of all have your own brain checked culturally diverse. thank you we are more suited too people like you who are in a state of brain death see if this was all on that area. yo

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afterward, mattie had a question. >> so, i asked, is there a ruby bridges day?ause we have martin luther king. >> i looked it up and i said, no, there isn't. they were all fired up and they thought that there should be. and then i asked them if they wanted to do something about it. they said yes. >> reporter: debra's 5th graders went on to collect more than 1,000 signatures and convinced their school district to declare the 14th ruby bridges day. and that is where the story does not end. >> because we thought it was important to honor someone that was courageous and brave. >> reporter: she was part of debra's next fifth grade class who then brought the issue to the county board of education, and got them to declare a ruby bridges walk to school day at the county level. >> on november 14 -- >> reporter: and this year's class, well, they went to city hall and got all of south city to honor ruby bridges. hundreds showing up for this year's walk. >> these children also have challenges. if she can effect change, they can effect change. >> it means that we can accompl