mr mcfarlane we welcome you to the committee and we look forward to your testimony. mr mcfarlane. did you have any discussion about the possibility. of in effect farming out the whole contra support operations in nicaragua to another country which will call country run yes that's correct and did you in fact succeed in obtaining money from another country. which we'll call country to. that's correct. had they practice meeting periodic lane was the official from country to about assistance we could provide some cases arms sales. and he intended to provide a contribution of a $1000000.00 per months to the contras through the end of the year. you have no problems working with us we have no problem working with the united states government and unless the cia does not work for the government then i think we have a bigger problem there have been a cases or some other question bad as you know well thank heaven was not in connection with saudi arabia. i think that there was a substantial shadow government. trying to run foreign affairs in age day. these events have been characterized by so

friendly mcfarlane spent a semester studying in the czech republic and recently travelled across europe by train he feels the british government has let him down. a whole new demographic of people are starting to question actually maybe independence is the way forwards and especially voting for young people like me like getting your vote for the future of scotland are we stuck with another conservative prime minister and didn't vote for and that's been going on for years and years and years now and how is that fair out of the u.k. into the e.u. that would be a big mistake at least according to this scottish labor party m.p. . independence at this moment in time is possibly the worst moment you could be contemplating it and it would it would actually magnify the consequences that we're facing a because it breaks it the other fundamental point is what what precedent is that that established in terms of allowing a seceding states and i think that will be a question in a lot of government and governments minds across europe. not to mention that the british parliament would have to consent t

kyle mcfarlane sealed irlams fate with the second of the game.ish cup scores on the bbc sport website. still to come on sportsday. you'll make as you know, i like to run fast, but did you know that i can run fast, but did you know that i ca n fly run fast, but did you know that i can fly even faster? we hear from the british sprinter on how he's already got a 2nd career mapped out. now back to the rugby world cup and two of the home nations teams face each other in what looks like being the stand out game tomorrow. the big match is in yokohama where ireland — the number one ranked side in the world — take on scotland. the irish narrowly won the last time they met in the six nations earlier this year, and the scottish captain expects that there won't be much between them again. going up against them, and we have a game in georgia that we are attached against a very strong one and we did well and against ireland as well, so well and against ireland as well, so we will try. another thing will be really confident of, you will see a very collective ef

kyle mcfarlane sealed irlams fate with the second of the game.cottish cup scores on the bbc sport website. still to come on sportsday. did you know that i can fly even faster than i can run? we hear from the british sprinter on how he's already got a 2nd career mapped out. now back to the rugby world cup because the first of the home nations get their campaigns under way tomorrow in japan. the big game is in yokohama where ireland — the number one ranked side in the world — take on scotland. the irish narrowly won the last time they met in the six nations earlier this year, and the scottish captain expects that there won't be much between them again. i think it's going to be like to ta ke i think it's going to be like to take in, we are excited to be going against them and they have a lot of strong players they think we do as well and we are testing it's a very strong group and we did well in the past couple of days, we are ready. i'll really be confident that we will be tough to beat. you will see a very collective effort and that effort will ma

. >> as seen in the dueling netflix and hulu documentaries, promoter billy mcfarlane promised a luxuryprison. woodstock 50 has the good sense not to sell tickets without a venue. but their last gasp is a failing racino north of the original woodstock owned by a billionaire just trying to salvage his investment. >> you don't want it, you like your little sleepy town, i understand. it's a beautiful town. >> promoters insist they can pull it off safely. but the town decides their last-minute application is sloppy and incomplete. >> i couldn't help but smile ironically talking to one of the guys who's against you who was worried about if it rains. what's going to happen if it rains. >> you'll get wet. >> did you see the original one? >> it's just odd that they would take this position. >> is there any more max yasgurs left in the world? >> not here. >> as artists pull out one by one, there will be one more stab ate free concert over 300 miles away in maryland. before finally admitting woodstock 50 is dead. ♪ you just know that so many of the kids that left this field muddy and happy though

study on lieutenant general james long street's performance at gettysburg was published this year by mcfarlane press. he currently lives in pikesville, maryland with his wife and three children. without any further introduction i would like to present to you mr. corey pfar.r. pfarr: thank you very much. afternoon and thanks for coming. thanks to the gettysburg heritage center for having me here. we will get right into it. just after james longstreet's f, -- death january 1904, "the new in january 1904, "the new york tribune" made able tradition the record would be rectified when it came to how the general's wartime record and performance at the battle of gettysburg would be regarded by future generations. they asserted "we do not think that history will sustain the contention of -- against longstreet's wartime conduct, with particular focus on his performance at gettysburg. beginning in 1871, a year after lee's death, and not before, there was a chance that lee might come to the defense of his senior lieutenant, with whom he had a close relationship before and after the war. officers saw fit t

i'm still awaiting the phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president, and steve mcfarlane and steve hilt steve hilton. and this is what the trump campaign has to say. impeachment strategy and that will serve to embolden president trump supporters and create a landslide victory for the president. david, are they risking backlash? >> that has just been from brad. there are two theories on impeachment. one is that it's a political decision and the other theory is that impeachment is something our founding fathers put in the constitution so congress had a duty to pursue it if the president exceeded his authority is and if he committed treason, bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors. but of course it's a standard that our founding fathers came up with. i'm not saying trump has violated that standard but congress in my view has an obligation to proceed with impeachment and there are many members of congress that view it that way. they viewed it that way before this whole ukraine controversy came forward to. that's the straw that broke the camel's back and that is what caused pe