american foreign policy expert at the university of liverpool liverpool dr michael hopkins thank you for joining us on the program today. we go to germany next where people have decided to work it doesn't fall dirty with the jewish community amid rising anti-semitism that's after this short break. seems wrong. to me. to shape out. active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. have you noticed. that building up everywhere is true or not. it's actually happening. welcome back news website the daily breeze has named and shamed a man it claims is behind a video mocking u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi making her look intoxicated. and i tell this to the room when he came in and made that statement that he walked in and i tell this to the room when he came in and made that s

we're joined now by michael hopkins, a lecturer in american foreign policy at the university of liverpoolt a big deal this is. only the third us president to be invited on a state visit like this. yes, but if you look at when a previous president was invited, it has now become the norm. the previous two were barack 0bama and george w bush. it is a sequence, so i think it will probably be a commonplace invitation. what do we expect from the trip? it is partly diplomatic, partly trade, and partly social, isn't it? i think diplomatic, partly trade, and partly social, isn't it? ithink the diplomatic, partly trade, and partly social, isn't it? i think the timing is probably related to the 75th anniversary of d—day. 0n the third of his three days he is going to celebrate that, then the following day he is going to france for the sixth ofjune. the exact timing was the 75th anniversary of the d—day landings, i also suspect it was probably designed by the british government to be after brexit, after the 29th of march, and perhaps then they would start doing some problem—solving. they would start d

michael-star-hopkins is the national press secretary for his campaign.'ll sum mar the response to -- summarize the response to your candidate. boo! >> we knew going in what we were going to say is not popular. medicare for all is not the best system going forward but we need a truth-teller. we are in a primary and the democrats have to decide whether we are going to the left or move to the center. only way we beat trump is putting forth a candidate to unite republicans and democrats and the independents. >> tucker: you can't tell the truth. you picked the worst time in american history to be the truth-teller, didn't you? >> if there is a time to tell the truth, facts matter. it's now. i think they will reward the candidate that says something that is not popular but the right thing to say. that is what he is trying to do. >> tucker: it goes without saying that i'm rooting for everything you just said to be are true. >> you will get us in trouble. >> tucker: i'm not endorsing delany. he is a decent man. generally a decent person. it's not that. but you wa

hopkins tweet. golf was very charismatic and jeremy hunt came second. —— michael gove was very charismatic.t and he may want to go up against him if he wa nts want to go up against him if he wants the best chance of winning. and what do you think? who do you think is most likely to give boris johnson a sleepless night?” think is most likely to give boris johnson a sleepless night? i think you would least like to be up against a racketeer candidate and with credible credentials that could ta ke with credible credentials that could take him on. the tory membership ultimately decide this and from that point of view, someone like dominic raab was probably the hardest brexiteers ideologically, would be the one that borisjohnson would be most concerned about. it is not currently look like you would make it to the last two. michael gove would be second to that for his campaign was derailed last week with the drugs allegation and it doesn't seem to have recovered omentum from that. i think he would be quite happy to be up against rory stewart and as you go across the spectrum to the hard brexiteers