but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues.d has had on your career. he had a huge influence. as everybody knows, i guess he's my idol. he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the right moment for me to go into f1 and then that is when i am able to show what i have got. at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's car around the track, a tribute to past succes

but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. huge influence. as everybody knows, i guess he's my idol. he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if. for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the right moment for me to go into f1 and then that is when i am able to show what i have got. at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's car around the track, a tribute to past successes and a glimpse at the potential t

having started out with a go—kart in the garden when he was just three years old, mick schumacher is his first win in european formula 3. i always did different sports but there was never this feeling that i wanted to do that in my future, and there was always the feeling i want to do that racing kind of thing, and speeding and being quick and racing and fighting against each other. and at the end, yeah, i try to be the best. mick's first f3 win came at spa, the very same circuit that his father michael got his maiden grand prix victory at back in 1992. the first win ever for michael schumacher... in a career that spanned two decades, schumacher remains the only racer to have won five consecutive titles. he had retired from motorsport when he sustained a life—threatening injury while skiing in france, but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. i want to ask about the role that your dad has had in your career. well, he had a huge influence. as everyone knows, he's my idol. he is the one i am looking up to, and i'm really following everything he did and tr

be they were problematic leading to his resignation well there are a few things i mean mick mulvaney isn't a dumb man he knows that he can't just shut off the lights of the c.f.p. so what he's doing is trying to roll things back piece by piece put on the brakes delay and deter when he can so they've done a few things piece by piece to do that so for example they've taken the student loan office and they have put it into a new office that's just about information education so it really defending the enforcement with a totally it's i know this i mean it's set up by statute you're going to have somebody that's dealing with student loans so they've taken that position and they said you're going to share office with those other people so it still i guess officially meets the mandate of the law but it's sort of practice it's not doing the job exactly because dodd frank says you have to have been so they can't get rid of it but they can put him in the office and say you share cubicle with someone else another example is the navvy and litigation so the c.f.p. be sued now which is one of the

be they were problematic leading to his resignation well there are a few things i mean mick mulvaney isn't a dumb man he knows that he can't just shut off the lights of the c.f.p. so what he's doing is trying to roll things back piece by piece put on the brakes delay and deter when he can so they've done a few things piece by piece to do that so for example they've taken the student loan office and they have put it into a new office that's just about into. nation education so it really defends the enforcement with a totally it's i know this i mean it's set up by statute you're going to have somebody that's dealing with student loans so they've taken that position and they said you're going to share office with those other people so it's still i guess officially meets the mandate of the law but it's sort of practice it's not doing the job exactly because dodd frank says you have to have been so they can't get rid of it but they can put him in the office and say you share cubicle with someone else another example is the navvy and litigation so the c.f.p. be sued now which is one of the

but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the right moment for me to go into f1 and then that is when i am able to show what i have got. at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's car around the track, a tribute to past successes and a glimpse at the potential that lies ahead. jenny gow, bbc news. he even looks like

but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues.id and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the right moment for me to go into f1 and then that is when i am able to show what i have got. at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's car around the track, a tribute to past successes and a glimpse at the potential that lies ahead. jenny gow, bbc news. i'll be back at five tomorrow with the film review with mark kermode. but now it's time for a

i thought mick came up with it because he wanted to self promoting moniker for.mick mulvaney, and jeff duncan, great congressman from the upstate of south carolina. the four of you had dinner regularly for a long time. i have a few things underlined here. but trey, you mentioned early in the book that television was a powerful force. you had 85 freshmen competing. if you got on tv when you are freshman they thought you you are relevant. and i'm out of work when the world sees you on television you have some statute. did you manage to get on television? >> i did not. i can either rob a local convenience store and gone television or just wait my time. i remember having dinner one night and this speaks to his humility. and he just graciously excused himself and said he has a prior commitment. thirty minutes later we look up at the television screen and he is on fox news. he could've been on television anytime he wanted to. i think to this day he declines a lot of opportunities to be in better known and more visible. part of it is humility a part of it is a desire to

you get prominent interviews, like some from mick jagger. was it hard to get an interview with mick jagger when you are 15 years old? richard: in some ways, if you are 15 years old, you have a better chance of getting interviews with people than if you are 30 or 40 or 50. i would just turn up at people's houses. because i was young and enthusiastic, they generally took pity on me. david: you decided to start a record company. where did you get that idea from, and where does the name virgin come from? why not branson? richard: i was 15 years old, 16 years old, we were sitting in the basement with a bunch of girls. we were throwing out ideas. we got down to either slipped disc records, or virgin. one of the girls laughed and said, we are all virgins, you are a virgin at business, why don't you call it virgin? david: did she get a finders fee or not? richard: i would be delighted to give her one. it is very fortunate because we have gone into so many sectors. slipped disc airlines -- david: you started a record company, and initially it is a re

you get prominent interviews, like some from mick jagger.as it hard to get an interview with mick jagger when you are 15 years old? richard: you know, in some ways, i think if you are 15, you have a better chance of getting interviews with people than if you are 30 or 40 or 50. i would just turn up at people's houses. and because i was young and enthusiastic, they generally took pity on me. david: ultimately, you decided to start a record company. where did you get that idea from, and where does the name virgin come from? why not branson? richard: i was 15 years old, 16 years old, we were sitting in the basement with a bunch of girls. we were throwing out ideas. we got down to either slipped disc records, because of the black records, vinyls, that had the scratches, or virgin. one of the girls laughed and said, we are all virgins, you are a virgin at business, why don't you call it virgin? david: did she get a finder's fee or not? richard: i don't know. if she is out there, i would be delighted to give her one. but it is very fortunate becau

operations, again, mick will handle the day-to-day operations of the restaurant. he has been in the business about 20 years. and he will run the restaurant. community engagement. i've been in san francisco doing business for 26 years as a small local business. i have probably interacted with 90% of the small businesses in san francisco over the years, primarily through the construction. but very familiar with c.m.d., city build. all those organizations. and to conclude, if you have any questions we would be happy to answer, otherwise we look forward to moving forward and getting this restaurant open. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. thanks, derek. i think, maybe in light of the time here, if we may, we could just go right to your comments and sum it up with the next steps. i just want to provide a little bit of perspective. we did do extensive evaluation, it's in your written staff report, we will spare you that this evening. but it's actually very robust and not only that our century urban consultant made some recommendations and can kind of

joining us now is white house budget director, mick mulvaney. let's start with the economy where there are clearly great numbers. gdp growth 4.1 percent. overall, unemployment 3.9 percent. blacks, hispanics and young people, the unemployment is the lowest in decades. here's what larry kudlow told the cabinet this week. >> we are crushing it. people say this is not sustainable, it's a one quarter blitz, it's nonsense. >>chris: director mulvaney, there are other economists who say we're on a sugar high based on tax cuts and big government spending that will last. i want to put up the projection from the nonpartisan congressional budget office, recent projection. growth of 3.1 percent this year. 2.4 in 2019. back down to 1.7 percent in 2020. are they wrong? >> yeah. we think they are. keep in mind all of the folks thinking is just a short-term sugar high. it's not sustainable, including the cbo. are the same people said it's impossible to get to four percent in the first place. they have a vested interest in seeing us fail. - - he said you can make

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he is pointing out is that we don't fully understand what mick mulvaney's relationships are. i think we have some speculation as to what is going on, but he keeps alluding to the fact that the real issues going on inside the agency are not being made transparent. i think we have the same concerns, frankly, about u.s. department of education and secretary devos' relationship, both with these companies and for-profit companies. that transparency is key in order to be a little protect consumers. -- in order to be able to protect summers. places like navient are servicing loans, which people are struggling to pay off. many folks who are not able to repay their debt, it is not necessarily they did not have the money, but they were not given the right information, the repayment process and the collections process was not transparent to them, it was not easy to follow. and so we have people who were falling into economic hardship and defaulting on a loan is a very serious mark persimmon's economic record -- mark for somebody's economic record. is raisingt seth questions about is the

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white house budget director mick mulvaney joins usne next.p, , things get confusing pretty fast. you just want to get a real price and that's where true car comes in. only with true car can you see what other people paid for the car you want and you can connect with certified dealers who offer prices based on this same information. none of those other sites do that. from end to end, true car is your only one stop solution. >> chris: coming up, the white house says the trump economic strategy is working. >> we have a president who, in my words, is telling folks to take a whiff at the ball and they are doing it. >> chris: we will discuss ♪ >> chris: the economy has been a bright spot for president trump, highlighted by strong growth and low unemployment. but trade wars and a possible government shutdown loom on the horizon. joining us now, white house budget director mick mulvaney. director, let's start with the economy where there are great numbers. i want to put them on the screen. gdp growth in the secondoverall. the jobless numbers for blac

want to do now something please different viewers will be used to seeing australian tennis player mick carey also losing it on court but he took some time out with andy murray before the start of the cincinnati masters and it was the scot struggling to stay in control. what are. rather them than me peter will be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. before now it's back to doraine tele thank you and that'll do it for this newsgroup remember to keep in touch with us on social media we will see you back here in syria fourteen fifteen g.m.t. on sunday thanks for watching see you then bye bye . the firebrand. of the of people talking about passing for women's liberation. a victory for anybody sexual assault continues an iconic feminist and seminal writer awaiting for solution yes we need to do something whoa wait on dear boy i'm not going with hot man he has sand goes head to head quick. i can't do anything else on the al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every suits. me and mars commercial capital yang gone is a symbol of its rapid economic growth but in its slums families struggle to survive b

pity poor groundsman mick hunt for that this is his last test after 49 years.youth team cleared it by five. how grateful england should be. —— and his team. the captain gone to chris woakes. sam curran removed his man. they were bowled out for 107 on a day of water and waiting and most of all wickets. wigan warriors surived a second half rally from castleford tigers to move three ponts clear of second in the super league tonight. an early liam marshall try afterjust four minutes set the warriors on their way to a 20—0 lead at half time. gabe hamlin, dan sarbut castleford came back fighting and scored four tries of their own, but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22. here are the results from the other matches in the super 8s and qualifiers. warrington thrashed challenge cup finalists catalansd dragons 56—6, steve price's side are up to 3rd. st helens were beaten 16—12 at home by huddersfield with wakefield comfortable 31—13 winners at hull fc. meanwhile, in the qualifiers, a big win for salford 28—10 they won at hull kr. so, the new premier league sea

it's loud it's trial to hit still fuckin open as festivities heavy metal fans from around the world mick that under the pilgrimage to northern germany for a weekend of music and mayhem. a little. place. how in a warm welcome to you i'm. the leader of zimbabwe is made. an opposition party has rejected the result of the country's presidential election and he's vowed to fight the outcome in court nelson chamisa the leader of the movement for democratic change also complained his posse had been harris since monday's election as police to confiscate proof of electorate fraud only on the day of drive police have even tried to stop the m.d.c. addressing the media. the main opposition party leader in zimbabwe tried to hold a press conference on friday in the capital out of it but it was disrupted by riot police who then cleared the area they were then in turn confronted by journalists. that are. good and one eventually the police did allow the press are to take place. there nelson chamisa of the movement for democratic change party or m.d.c. claimed the election on monday was rigged his party ha

representative martha mick sally spoke to supporters after winning a primary election. [cheering] >> i am honored to introduce martha mcsally as she prepares to deploy to washington, d.c. as the next senator for the great state of arizona. [applause] >> all right. wow. [applause] thanks, everybody up. thank you. thank you. from the bottom of my heart. i am humbled and honored to now stand before you for the very first time as your republican nominee for the united states senate. [applause] it is tempting to celebrate, but let's keep something in mind. this is not our objective. our mission is in 70 days. we have 70 days to win this seat. candidly, it is difficult to celebrate anything this week as we might a loss of senator -- as we the loss of senator mccain. senator mccain was an american hero. he paid an unfathomable price for our freedom and continued to serve with conviction, honor and sacrifice his whole life. from my early days as a cadet, we studied him as an example of courage, leadership, and honor. senator mccain came to an event for me when i first ran for c

letter to the special counsel that president trump directed, same word he used under, under orbit to mickegal payments. his s are not a crime. >> reporter: lawmakers are reluctant to discuss impeachment. >> ef single rem deshould be on the table. >> reporter: jacksons. cavanaugh's appointment. one of the jurors in the manafort trial. paula duncan says prosecutors are just 1 person away from convicting with the form ertruck campaign chairman on all 18 count. >> we all tried to convince her to hook at the paper trail, laid it out in front of her again and again and. and she still she had a reasonable doubt. >>> california lawmakers taking action after a bay area chief . >> reporter: on july 28th in the middle of the biggest froirt in california history? the sandal chaira firefight found their data speed from verizon tlolthed, drying kept track of kroos. this was the statement. "this thlthsing has had a significant impact on our ability to provide emergency serves." back end force the badly and the ban lasted more than 12 hours. verizon called it a customer support mistake. today a bill that

the economic benefits in a promotional video for walmart. >> 500 jobs in winnsboro. >> reporter: and mickulvaney was representative mulvaney representing that district. you don't see the hypocrisy? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: fanning, a democrat, says mulvaney's advocacy is neither hypocritical nor political pointing out in 2016 his district voted overwhelmingly for hillary clint clinton. he says the pair are helping but the president's tariff pain will be felt nationwide and his korgss wakorgs -- corporations warn of cutback and layoffs many can only wish they had two high level administration members fighting for them. martin savidge, cnn, winnsboro, south carolina. >> how do we make sense of this week? david axelrod joins us with the bottom line next. >>> it's been an eventful week for the trump administration, between michael cohen's guilty plea, omarosa's disclosures, now the "national enquirer" publisher flipping. >> i'm sure it's also been infrastructure week. every week is infrastructure week. >> so we can feel free to talk about that as well but some democrats think this is t

mick mulvaney is one of the fiercest deficit hawks.ht now, it is hard to find a deficit hawk in washington. when you say which party is more likely to address this, don't the american people say one party has both houses of commerce on the presidency. >> we passed one budget and we are looking to cut programs. the president put forward a plan to reorganize government, to help consolidate, eliminate waste, lower costs. but we also have to work with the congress to pass the spending bills. right now, the congress is not passing bills that are cutting the deficit. we need to enable more deficit hawks, like in the republican house of representatives. we need more of them in the senate to be able to pass those bills so we can make a true difference on reducing the debt. shery: thank you for your time. mark: british police have launched a counterterrorism investigation after a car rammed into barriers outside parliament. three people were hurt. police arrested the driver, a man described as being in his late 20's. authorities call the crash

we hear from the mick, son of legendary formula 1 driver michael schumacher, as he charts his own journeywas a second gold medal for singaporean superstar swimmerjoseph schooling. 2a hours after retaining his 100 metres butterfly title, the event in which he won olympic gold in rio, schooling added the 50 metres butterfly title to his collection. he clocked 23.61 seconds. the was his second gold medal of the games and there could be a third on friday in the relay. it has been good. the crowd has been awesome. it has been a good experience, racing injakarta on the first time ever, so overall i am very happy with our performance. like i said, we‘ve still got a big

when the young senator won the 1960 presidential election, mick millon also -- mcmillan worried that kennedy was likely to be anti-british. kennedy's bias against was deepened by the out going eisenhower administration, which actually through shade on the incoming president. , sensitive, ruthless, and highly fixed. thatwas the description eisenhower's envoy used to a privateennedy in meeting with mcmillan just after the november election. sexppose the reference to would make this a steel dossier in reverse. about thetalking sexual appetite of a president-elect to brits. [laughter] >> though, not necessarily faded to be friends, of course both leaders, one incoming and one prime minister, both leaders understood that to some extent they had to get along, mcmillan, in particular had a dream for a role that the united states could play an something he called the grand design. he wanted to, desperately wanted that britain to be part of then called european economic community, common market. now we call it the eu. now things have changed in that case. he neededo do that france, which exer

to discuss this further we go live now to daniel mick adams executive director of the ron paul peace institute welcome to the program now in your opinion where is the limit how far will washington and i apologize it looks like we're having a technical problem and we've lost our guest if we can we'll go back to him and later in the program. one of the malign activities you heard about earlier that's upsetting washington right now is supposedly russian hacking and microsoft claims it's thwarted a fresh attack the tech giant says the targets were the u.s. senate and conservative think tanks but mainstream outlets reporting on microsoft's findings rushed to draw their usual conclusion about who might ultimately be behind it all thames five russia to hack u.s. senate and conservative groups for hacking group affiliated with the russian government the russian military operation the intelligence operation the russian military intelligence unit earlier i spoke with r.t. as it goes down of who worked on the story for us. well basically what the companies saying they've seized control of from

because you're not so little have run to people mick i mean to you. on the objective to become president of this mission if i could. i used to be. i been in the troop. because of. my life i see a man has to die. only do we. do it our time to go is enough. everybody knows ovide no. one hundred and fifty survived was not going to emma. but. i did have a house so i was this the beach so i told him these were all we need to have big sports. fans or i. just do not always finish to tend to be able to see anybody who is away from it we do activities to for. people to do what it would to do and always will. we will come to iraq to move to we will be able to reach. out to sea in time it would produce. we forget. some of the chinese that we have to leave and some of it is that we don't get to where we don't want to dollars you were. saying i didn't. suggest that you bring up on them so you know as it's a way to let it go to. ask that it is not. a family affair say on any day. saturday night. yeah that's. the that's the opinion we're not going to get may not be

our politicians who don't want israel to be greece don't steal the rights just like i have just like mick jagger and let me let me let me let me does governor let me step in here because i wanted to make a point michel same like you were going to be disagree with that point what do you want to say. no i mean what he says is correct that it was there are laws that guarantee that everyone is equal the point of the matter is why wasn't that mentioned in this law and you know the labor party which you know to be live in the is very in one of the leaders of that party came to the prime minister people said all you have to do is put in a line democratic just put in a line about everyone's equal and then you won't have sixty people supporting you.

the earlier question about his comments on fox news with the regards to the payment to daniels and mick google. when exactly did he learn about them and are there any other payments that he has now become aware of? are those the only women who received the money for agreeing not to repeat their stories of alleged affairs with the >> for those specific questions -- counsel refer special outside matters -- >> here in the white house i would encourage you to reach out, john. >> thank you, sarah. going back to security clearances, all signs are that this is the first time that a president has personally been handling the removal of security clearances. it's usually done by superiors, even in the last two big ,spionage cases of the cold war 1961 and 1990, the secretary of state pulled the security clearances of the accused. others areat reviewing it. who are these others and does the president take a personal role in the potential removal of security clearance? certainly the president has the constitutional authority to do so. i'm not aware of the details of those specific cases that you out

we spoke with the professor gregg mick emabout the fbi's covert surveillance progam cointelpro that targeted organizations during the civil rights movement. this is just over 15 minutes. >>> gregg michel is the associate professor in the department of history at the university of texas in san antonio. we're we're going to hear a term cointelpro a lot in our what what is that? >> that stands for counterintelligence program, and it was the name of fbi programming designed to conduct primarily covert operations against organizations and individuals that the fbi deemed to be a threat to domestic or national security. >> why is this important? >> well, for several reasons. this was art fact ifact of the war era when exhumenists in the united states came under but it quickly suspicion. but it quickly evolved and expanded to include a range of other individuals who the fbi deemed to be potential subverse and that and that included most notably martin luther king and the black civil rights movement, it included white socialists, it included puerto rico an nationa -- puerto rican nationalists and whi

. >> by the name of mick young? >> you know them or something. >> they're just the biggest developers in all of singapore. >> oh, like on asian bachelor. >> the key story l it's the first hollywood film to feature all augss. and constant woo. >> a movie that is asian. asian costa rican. canadian. canadian. >> the director palo alto oes own jon chu. >> it feels like we have this momentum is a dream come true. >> not only for jon but for his famous father laurngs chu also known as chef chu. he owns one of the bay areas most popular restaurant chef chu's in loss altos. presidents, athletes and famous singers have been here. like him he's always encouraged his children to go after their dreams. joouf to work hard. it's not something you sit this and it happened. you have to know every move you do, it has to be something good. >> john chu connected with the film after reading the book by kevin kwan. he knew directing a film with an all asian cast would be risky but he was passionate about the book. >> there's this moveme

but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues.. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the right moment for me to go into f1 and then that is when i am able to show what i have got. at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's car around the track, a tribute to past successes and a glimpse at the potential that lies ahead. time for a look at the weather prospects now. that afternoon, cooler conditions are creeping their way southwards and by tomorrow we will all notice a big difference in the field of the weather. through scotland, we are already in the fresh conditions but we are seeing already in the fresh conditions but we are seeing one or already

maybe he's on to something mick jagger is after all seventy five years old. we humans spend a lot of time probably our entire lives learning new things one way or another in schools if we have the opportunity but also in everyday life knowledge social. kills strategies to negotiate the. different species develop their own clever methods for survival. we visited now where bunch of small fish show what they can do together. a young cousin has had a big pool built here. today it's reserved for a school of sticklebacks. the pool has some regions that are lit up and some in the shade. the tiny fish always manage to stay in the dark areas avoiding the areas in the light that's a matter of survival for sticklebacks sunlight reflects off their skin making them visible to predators than twenty and cousin puts a single fish in the pool it fails to locate the shadowy parts it seems but sticklebacks can only do that as a swarm one of the most frustrating things worse schools. collective intelligence the group can often solve problems no individual within the group. where

i took mick over to see him and we marched up to his office in the russell building. even though we came unannounced, senator mccain received us and together mitt and i made the case for emergency funding. withindays, we secured the resources we needed to move forward with the games , all thanks to senator john mccain. were it not for john's quick action, i can say the 2002 winter olympics would not have been a success. in fact, it would have been an embarrassment and he was not excited about putting up federal funds, either. but all i have to do was ask and he said fine. we didn't hesitate to throw our support behind him in the 2008 residential election. senator mccain mounted an admirable campaign, refusing to salute stoop to the political mudslinging that all too often defines presidential contests d. i agree with the assessment of the late earl krauthammer. mccain ran a valuable race against impossible odds. he will be, he should be remembered as the most worthy presidential nominee ever to be denied the prize r. such a wonderful quote. we remember john for many t