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ghost of the rock obama in the heads of these two presidents i mean why is that even a subject of a midi like this i mean you know i think that this is an artful way of saying that they have a lot of issues in common beyond just the antipathy to the previous president they're both people who believe in strongly executives that sometimes take and would like to take in the case of detect a do take extrajudicial measures in the enforcement of law in order polybius measures would not it's something for the filipino courts to work out of course but that is been a heavy criticism of the international human rights community and civil society in the philippines there is a sense that trump which is he had that kind of ability in the execution of his own counterterrorism and law enforcement policy at home you know he does feel a little bit constrained by these strong independent in institutions at home and that's something of their really conveyed spirits do you think you look at someone like you territory or even the chinese president with a little bit of envy i mean i think that that could be th

in and tell us the andrience when the governor the richest member of kansas past huge tax cuts and midi same promises our republican friends are making today. it was a disaster. they not only put kansas in a huge deficit but cut back on services. some schools had to go to 40's a week. and they lost their election. in a certain sense this is win-win for us. god for bid they pass this awful bill. they will pay a huge price. the public will know about it a year from now. they can rush it through now we are going to fight it tooth and nail. just like health care. we thought if they passed health care they would pay a price because it would hurt so many people. but we know how bad this is for the country and that is why we are going to fight it. state and local tax deductions are concerned, how much responsibility to state legislatures really have? these are highly taxed states. >> they made a choice. you go to long island, they have great education. they are willing to pay more taxes for education. that should be their choice and they should not have to pay double tax because that is their

the whole system of party whips cannot go on to work in the way it does because partly if you ask a midiave been sexually harassed you have to go to the party whips to tell them that. and the fact that they are doing that and trying to protect the reputation of the party there's a conflict interest there. all the parties having this discussion, they have all talked about bringing their own system, they agreed it should be a way for people to report cases of sexual harassment. thank you, susana. the former catalan leader carles puigdemont has turned himself in to the belgian police. a european warrant had been issued for his arrest in belgium on friday. meanwhile thousands of protesters have gathered in barcelona to demand the release of a number of pro—independence ministers being held by the spanish authorities under charges of sedition and rebellion. in the last hour, a spokesman for the brussels public prosecutor says five people have handed themselves in to belgian authorities. this morning the five persons that have been sought by the spanish authorities presented themselves at the

aaron gordon, san jose kid, archbishop midi, wen for 40. magic win, 121-128. >>> football, jimmy g.egins. chicago. where he grew up. asked if he knows the playbook, he's taking it one day at a time. mike shumann with the story. >> reporter: knowing jimmy garoppolo is getting first start. >> allows him to get a better feel for it. don't truly, even if you think you know something, until you get into heat of battle and everyone is going full speed and course of game and different coverages, going to go through a lot of ups and downs. >> garoppolo's home town close to chicago. phone is ringing off the hook for tickets. >> had to put phone away for a little while, trying to focus. it's a great opportunity for us this week. chicago has talented defense, we have to prepare well and get ready. going to be a challenge. >> obviously disappointed, but i want this team to be good, win games. i trust kyle's decision. like i said before. right now focused on getting healthy, helping team and jimmy in any way i can right now. >> reporter: coach shanahan, week to week who starts but this week, jim

public relations communications operations at the white house, they work in some manner of synchronous midi. we did not declare them enemies of the people. we are at a perilous time now because we don't have that kind of engagement. one of the things about washington insiders, like right now ken would probably agree it's not the greatest title for a book right now. because washington insiders are exactly what the trump establishment is countering and does not think should be part of what the establishment should be. but what the book shows you are these intimate moments in which photographers capture what the presidency is really about. and it is a terrific, terrific book because the stories behind the pictures are important. the stories, yes, tell a thousand words in their own, but ken is managed to kind of weak them into a way in which actually learn more and understand more about what the context is for all those images. and it is a brilliant brilliant way to kind of forgot what really is going on and what has gone on, and maybe just a glimpse of what we need to have better going on as w

walked the line, sell it to "life magazine," but made the magazine promise to treat the film with midi, which is in the contract dignity,the film with which is in the contract. that is the last time that ever happened, i can tell you that right now. but also that they would defend the copyright, or venting the film from being exploited or sensationalized, being illegally distributed. $25,000ecided to donate of the money he got to the widow of tipett. >> you can watch this and other programs on her website, where all our videos are archived. c-span.org/history. >> author dan welch talks about confederate general stonewall jackson at the battle of manasas in virginia, which took place in august, 1862. stonewall jackson repeatedly held ground against an attack by union troops, and this ultimately sent the union army in retreat. this talk is part of a forum posted by the emerging civil war log. -- blog. has had ach passionate love affair with the civil war and he fell in love with the civil war at gettysburg. he has become a ranger at gettysburg national battlefield park.

as a federal reserve gets ready for its midi -- committee meeting, the last one of this year, philadelphials bloomberg is expecting a rate increase. >> i have to look at all the data, not just the core number. if we saw that continued weakness, that is why it i penciled it in, if we see that weakness, i would be ok waiting a bit. i expect i will be supportive of an increase in december. david: his comments came ahead of a panel in frankfurt tomorrow. where central bank met -- affect the they reputation for we welcome policy correspondent mike mckee. this could be a very long panel because i do not hear anything talked about as much as central bankers on whether they are doing a good job of communicating. what do we expect to hear? mike: they will talk about the difficulty of leading the markets to where they need to go and not be fighting against them. it has been an issue for the fed until recently because we had the taper tantrum. fresh in everyone's mind where you suggest something will happen in the market is not expecting it to major reaction. we have seen that with of the ecb with ma

that is why i oppose this. >> the midi stands in recess. in recess.e stands christ the house ways and means committee continues work on wednesday. watch live coverage at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3 or c-span.org or listen on our free c-span radio app. >> discussing in a few states today. electing a new governor and virginia. republican ed gillespie, a white house adviser to george w. bush is running against democrat ralph northam, a pediatric neurologist. we will have live coverage tonight on the c-span networks. and voting on who will replace republican governor chris christie. watch election

she was saying midi-claw. like how do i pronounce this? her grandson knew.speak wookie? >> we didn't go that far. she put her scarf up and no one told her and we were like you literally look like a jedi knight. >> i don't know if you heard the news over in your neck of the woods about a little engagement. >> no. >> harry, of course, engaged to meghan markle. what was it like having he and william on the set. >> it was really funny. it was great because it was so surreal. it's surreal anyway taking people around a set that's sort of your home because it's weird suddly being like, this is it and then that's the prince. of england. they're really, really nice, also really tall which was the most surprising thing. really tall. yeah. they were lovely. >> and big "star wars" fans. >> yeah. >> like they knew mother than ju dichlt -- judi. >> i hear you didn't like your performance in the first movie. >> no. >> why? everybody loved you. >> what do you mean? >> i don't know if it's ever nice watching yourself. like i like the film, the film i was like, great but obvi

sovereign rating in india has been raised for the first time .ince 2004 by midis stocks rallied after notch and said reforms pushed through by the prime minister's government will stabilize rising level of debt, it is one level and puts india in line with the philippines and italy. >> it is the combination of the measures and reforms, measures at broadening the tax base, direct benefit transfers, monetization, improving the business environment. taylor: global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. assisted on bloomberg radio with the idea of don't panic. features negative after a bang up day yesterday and the euro above 1.18. next screen where the vix moves to 11.86. the sterling complex for nejra cehic. nejra: what is interesting about cable is gaining for a fourth day, defiant despite the brexit, lack of compromises we were talking about. european stocks halting the rebound inequities that started in asia with the rebound in the u.s. yeste