the new minister forfamilies, mims daily telegraph. daily telegraph. the new minister forfamilies, mims davies, has suggested that family should consider taking grandparents on holiday. is this cheap babysitting? it is in my book. she says it is about encouraging greater harmony between the generations in families. she says we should look at how they do it in other parts of europe. you see several generations of one family on the beach together. i tend to ta ke family on the beach together. i tend to take my parents—in—law and my pa rents to take my parents—in—law and my parents on holiday. is that cheap babysitting, rachel? there is a funny going on holiday without extra babe —— childcare. funny going on holiday without extra babe -- childcare. a really loving mummy. always. i don't feel sorry for your children at all. they don't wa nt to for your children at all. they don't want to spend time with me, believe me. this is the snapchat boss, a billionaire by now, and how meat and asa billionaire by now, and how meat and as a mum you wi

kim mim. well this isn't good. i saw thhe shut down later this month, a a spending bill.n case that happens, some people in washington are already trying to find part-time jobs. for example, bernie sanders applied to be a walmart greeter. [ laughter and applause ] "welcome to the store!" [ laughter and applause ] secretary of agriculture sonny perdue applied to be the guy in a country band who plays the jug. [ laughter and applause ] senator cory booker applied to be vin diesel's stunt double. [ laughter and applause ] mitch mcconnell applied to be franklin the turtle's stunt double. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, jared kushner applied to be the elf on the shelf. well, i hope that -- [ laughter and applause ] hope they get the jobs. [ cheers and applause ] well check this out. during a recent speech at the white house christmas tree lighting, president trump tried to say "merry christmas, everybody." but he had a little trouble saying it. check this out. >> merry chrisis, every -- everybody, i would just like to say it all together. [ laughter ] [ light laughter ]

avenue you just heard from mims davies, the sports minister, very clearly making out that the bookmakerso get their own house in order. the impact will be trusting, perimeter advertising from bookmakers, their online marketing, the shirt sponsorships, 60% of teams in the premier league and championship in england have shirt sponsorships and it is very prevalent in scottish football as well. the move is designed to protect those sponsorships by giving up protect those sponsorships by giving up online advertising in live sport, but i think it is about achieving the right balance in terms of how they are presenting their responsibility, pushing big responsibility, pushing big responsibility in safe gambling and telling customers about that measures. we will deal with this tv advertising issue ourselves, and perhaps protect those wider issues, shirt sponsorship and of a thing as they do in so keeping. we have seen an impact in share prices, the tv rights issues, media rights in general could be impacted. a significant move will come into force, we expect, subject to verification next year. i

loudon, mims of the cabinet and congress who happen to be republican or support donald trump being attacked andan restaurants or nt allowed and restaurants. what is your take? >> guest: that's a form of bigotry as well and i think we have to take a hard look at ourselves in this nation before going to tolerate violence for keeping people out ofop restaurants or attacking peoples families in the private moments. you saw what happened to tucker carlson family, out in his home. that's a terrifying thing, must've been for his wife. we saw a package of white powder sent to the home of donald trump, jr. and his children. those are things that are terrifying. i don't want that happened anyone, especially someonei whs elected to put their life out there. i don't care what party you are in. if you subjected yourself, my husband served in the state of missouri as a state senator, ane to think that my family, children would be attacked in a restaurant for what my husbands work was, i just think that is wrong in every way and hope that people on both sideses of the aisle stand up against it because the

it's mim moral. it makes it more difficult to reach any type of compromise. if they give any money they become comply sit. >> thank you so much for that. >>> i want to bring in now abiga abigail and aaron and blake let's take a listen. >> he said he is ready to receive a counter offer. it has been many days since the house passed border security. the steel slats the president has tweeted about and talked about. >> we are certainly prepared to provide additional funding, drones, satellites, sensor, cell phone towers and things the experts indicated would improve our border security. we want to enhance the ability of our officials to conduct themselves in a humane fash sio. >> what's the hold up based on what we are hearing from them? >> the fact that we are talking about $5 billion in funding is relative when you're talking about funding the government. it is a philosophical question about whether that money should be use today build a border wall. i think it is sbretsing the democrats are facing right here. we have seen them become timid as far as talking abo

didn't let mim know. the president it seems without an extraordinary explanation to the contrary. cohn was about to go to the congress and lie. >> first of all respect for you picking up on what few did in the sentencing memo. the last point they made cohen had been helpful on. describing the situation around the congressional testimony. people look over it. you seized on it. prove i knew. if i'm the president. can't prove it. you didn't talk to my lour lawyers. you talked to doud. otherwise they would be lying about what he said. let's assume lawyers acting in good faith. you chaean't show i knew. even if i did know. it's not a crime. it's not obstruction of justice. i had engineered the same. >> well, let me begin by saying we always assume that we have had the last word from mueller. and his team and the team in the southern district surprise us. there's facts to emerge about who received the testimony. and who within the white house was receiving information about the intention to lie. let's that i can to the constitutional precedence for a moment. when nixon was impeached he

epstein was the next nominee for the supreme court, ben sass and every republican would vote to convict mimi'm not convinced we are seeing this overwhelming wave of political convictions. the reality is as i mentioned they will look the other way as they need to support this president when it comes to his cabinet picks. jeff flake, though, he is due credit for standing tall and saying we need a vote on the mueller resolution. he had to chance to do that before, he did not. he's likely running for president. the people who are standing up on the khashoggi matter, lindsey graham, bob corker and others, those are not issues that will play in 2020. and frankly when 2020 comes around the likes of lindsey graham will run right back to the embrace of donald trump. it's hard in this environment when we see people stand with some type of principle. but i think what we've learned in the past two years we simply can't trust that among republican leaders today. >> we have seen cabinet members forced to depart because they were using private planes too much, i mean much milder stuff compared to what we'

but the thing that struck me and i'm wondering if it ever struck you in your conversations with mim, you just alluded to talking to his son george w. bush and the media treatment he was seeing. i don't know if you've seen president george h.w. bush actually start crying about it. >> yes. and, you know, it was interesting that w., when he came to the capitol rotunda was also very emotional. the love was berated with competition. and every father-son relationship was complicated. but, yes, the father it was funny because he was the last great emblem of the establishment, you know, the old boys, white male network. and yet he was very close to his emotions. he cried easily. >> they were very emotional. i remember campaigning with him in 2000 in panama city a week before the election and the recount. and i remember him talking about his son and the possibility that he could be elected president of the united states and in front of these constituencies he broke down and started crying. and it was so interesting that whenever you got along with jeb or even w., they would in a car when nobo