mister speaker.ill the prime minister -- what was unable to do in the chamber yesterday and rule out a no deal scenario and leaving the eu? >> what we are doing is working for the best possible deal the united kingdom, but it would be irresponsible of government to not prepare for all possible scenarios. >> can i point out what the secretary said yesterday, a no deal is unthinkable. i agree with the secretary. brexit has contributed to a rise in inflation squeezing household budgets. getting further in britain today. to the northeast of england, with the government-funded the analysis. mister speaker, the commodity. >> order! order! the speaker is gesticulating rather noisily. he should calm himself. let's hear mister blackburn. >> engaging -- the people in this country are going to pay and economic price. mister speaker. the analysis from the government points out people in the northeast of england suffer from a hard brexit. what is the analysis? >> order. when i say to the honorable gentlemen i kno

[shouting] >> mister speaker, isn't it the case, mister speaker, the prime minister can't lead, she shouldleave? [shouting] >> tell the right honorable gentlemen with record this government is, by two thirds, 3 million more people in jobs, 1.8 million more children, more people getting operations than ever before, record levels of funding of the nhs, record levels of funding, record levels of funding in the nhs, record levels of funding in our schools but what did we see about the labour party? what did we see about the labour party from their conference? what we saw -- wait for it. >> order! remember -- the members are becoming overexcited. the response will be heard. >> what did we hear from labor's conference? what happened at labor's conference? first of all, first of all, shelter, shelter, the labour party's housing policy would end up harming people on low income. the council rejected another of their housing policies. the equality and human rights commission says labor needs to establish that it is not only this party. [shouting] >> and the labor leader threatened to ban labor confe

mister patrick correll. is a senior research fellow at the center for the study of wmd, weapons of mass instruction at the national defense university, served in the u.s. army corps or 27 years and was the wmd military advisor and deputy director for chemical, biological and radiological defense policy in the office of the deputy assistant secretary defense for wmd, thank you for your service and welcome. mister jeff green is senior director of global government affairs and policy at symantec where he leads a team focused on cyber security data integrity and privacy issues. prior to joining symantec he served in possessions on the homeland security and welfare committee and as an attorney with the washington dc wall law firm, welcome. doctor peter visits scribe the nationally not expert on electromagnetic pulse or emp. doctor fry was most recently chief of staff of the emp commission and has served on the staff of various congressional commissions related to national security as well as the house armed servi

mister pfeiffer is one guy. i find it amazing that you would say your customers come first and you deny them the choice of how to seek their compensation, how they seek justice. >> senator perdue. >> how many states does wells operate today? >> all of them. >> are you regulated in all of them? >> yes. >> how many regulators do you have today? >> federal reserve, sec. >> in addition we have securities regulators. >> 2011-2016 were you supervised by the federal reserve? >> yes. >> in their oversight, they were quite involved, did they reveal any material issues? >> they have but that is confidential information but we have active dialogue. >> relative. >> in terms of retail they did not. >> were you supervised in this period? >> yes. >> did they reveal any material issues relating to the situation? >> yes it did. the comptroller of the currency, mister curry testified to that. >> did the cfpb come up with, any material issues in this time? >> not to my knowledge. >> dealing with regulators any outstanding issues t

wi >> donald trump was evidence mister manafor and the trump campaign colluded with russian government. >> has nothing to do with the activities of the campaign but his failure to tell the truth, nothing to do with campaign or the campaign at the activities. >> it will come out that papadopoulos -- i wish it was because there was no collusion. it would be a nice thing to prove to people. >> i think it will grow into a bigger scandal and at the center of it is a corrupt justice department whose professional staff within the tank for hillary clinton and has been abusing its power. >> this is dominoes, not down the first domino, that knockdown the second domino, looking for the big domino in the oval office but i don't think they're going to get him. >> the reaction of the administration, the legal system, what it represents. ♪ >> good morning. live shot from the streets of new york city on this halloween. the streets will be filled with ghosts and goblins later today. you are watching "fox and friends" first this tuesday morning. appreciate you joining us. paul man is aford grand jury in

mister chairman.g this is the first time you've appeared before this committee. as a former member you know while the oversight authorityl. that we hold as i mentioned at the confirmation hearing. at the independence of the attorney general. for the attorney general master is the people in the law. importantly his job is to enforce federal law. this is a trump era. what you mean like that. during the confirmation hearing. enforcement of laws to ensure access. it would be a quote special priority. the justice department for nearly six years of the department of justice had argued that the texas law was unconstitutional. they have a disproportionate effect on minorities. the department dropped its opposition to the texas law.nt under ohio's procedures the voters who had it cast the ballot in six years and failed to return a postcard were removed from state voting rules. this process reportedly had that in one county alone. i hope the county which covers cleveland and the surrounding suburbs. it forbids

[inaudible] mister president, are you committed to puerto rico for the long term? >> coming up in just over half an hour, a look at moves by north korea to the us, a health and homeland the subcommittee will hear testimony from private security and policy specialists. we will also recommend ways they can combat cyber threats and nuclear terrorism. live coverage starting at 2:30 eastern live on c-span.org and use can listen with the free c-span radio app. the white house briefing with press secretary sarah sanders is schedule

mister goodman. i agree under the precedent it doesn't matter the median the speech can be regulated under those cases. it doesn't matter 3 how you say it. with the express advocacy. you get that tremendous free-speech issue. the microphone please. i will learn that eventually. yes as regards to the platforms with a caveat. the amount of money that has been regulated as being important.t. it doesn't change the burdens on the speaker. in that sense if we're talking apples to apples certainly. if they are coming from the great state of texas where on the only competitive district in the state. .. . ifthey were doing it on radio or television there be a public file and depending on if they were an opposing candidate different information would be in the file. >> what law governs that? it's largely the communications act. there amendments in 2002. >> is at the same for prints? >> there's not a public file requirement. >> this is a time where congress can look and see what requirements are needed across t

they can turn them down, and so i just wanted to mention that, mister chairman, in the debate, support the legislation, appreciate your bringing it up, in his original bill. >> the gentleman from new york. recognized for 5 minutes. >> the chairman said earlier, considerable support. i'm not aware of many groups that do support it. i don't think it has much industry support, having made that observation i yield to the gentlelady from california. >> i have a lot of respect, don't always agree with the gentleman from texas, but he knows i like him and respect him and it made me feel bad to think he felt there was any kind of insult to his family, that is definitely not the case. i thought it was important to say that. i have ancestors that were treated unfairly, economically. that is what they had to go through and they did the best they could and i admire what they went through but i want to make sure people in america today get a better shake than my grandfather did and that is not negative about my grandfather. i admire him enormously. >> i would be happy to yield. >> i think you for y

we have on several occasions made attempts to contact mister steele, meet with mister steele to include personally the vice-chairman and myself as to individuals making that connection. those offers have gone unaccepted. the committee cannot really decide the credibility of the dossier without understanding things like who paid for it. who your sources and some sources are. we are investigating a very expensive russian network of interference in us elections and though we have been incredibly enlightened our ability to rebuild backwards, the steel dossier up to a certain date, getting past that point has been somewhat impossible. and i say this goes i don't think we are going to find the intelligence product that will unlock that key through june 2016. my hope is that mister steele will make a decision to meet with either mark and i or the committee or both so that we can hear his side of the verses for us that depict in our findings what his intent or what his actions were. and i say that to you but i also say it to chris steele. potential witnesses that we might ask to come in in the

. >> we want to welcome you, mister secretary, pursuant -- we will administer the oath. raise your right hand. do you solemnly affirm the testimony are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? may the record reflect the witness answered in the affirmative. take your seats. your entire opening statement will be made part of the record. you have five minutes to summarize that. as mister cummings said we appreciate that there are other demands on your time and we want to be good stewards on your time. this is one of the unusual entities that is squarely in the jurisdiction of this committee and lots of members have questions. what i ask of my colleagues on both sides is to exercise self-restraint of getting your questions done in five minutes. i am notoriously slow on the gavel, hard to unlock the mysteries of the world in five minutes but i ask my colleagues to self-discipline, get it done within five minutes so everyone has a chance to interact with you and to be a good steward of your time. i invite you to turn on the microph

. >> mister speaker. mister speaker, isn't the prime minister's contention that the united kingdom should remain part of the common fishery policy during any transitional period after we have left the european union? >> when we leave the european union we will be leaving the common fisheries policy as part of the agreement we need to enter for the implementation period and other issues but when we leave the european union we believe the common fisheries policy. >> mister speaker, it has been assumed trailing article 50 means on 29 march of 2019 we will come out to the eu if there is not an agreement but it is not the case negotiations can be extended if this government and the eu agree to extend negotiations? will the prime minister give the house the assurance that under circumstances will negotiations be extended. >> my right honorable friend is accurate in interpretation of the treaty allowing negotiation extensions. we want those negotiations to end -- we want an agreement on the future relationship a

i yield back mister chairman. >> thank you, now recognizing the gentleman from georgia, mister carter>> thank you mister chairman, i appreciate your presence. that's ms. brandt, can you help me here. i know the situation exists with the nursing own situation in florida, are you going to require nursing homes to have generators, is that going to be a requirement and can you briefly tell me how that's going to work? >> we have an emergency preparedness rule finalized last year that is going to be starting again next month . it requires generators, it requires emergency preparedness plans and requires training on a continual basis . >> professional career as a nursing home consultants and i can tell you they are placed for trying to stay solvent as it is. is there going to be any kind of hope for them or is this just another government mandate? >> that is something we are looking at but i can't speak this typically is that at this time iq. there was an article in the wall street journal about the comfort, the naval ships that was a medical ship and how it was off the coast of puerto rico

it is awful of mister bannon.ou look at how the president was elected and there are a lot of conservatives and those further on the right that don't necessarily find president bush a remarkable president you have to wonder if he is alienating republicans that do love president bush. he is a well-respected man. does he run the risk of alienating those republicans with the midterm elections coming around? >> it is clear steve bannon and donald trump are the head of this party, they won the presidential election, the won primary, defeating george w. bush's brother and other more mainstream republicans. they are the head of the party and the direction based on part where the party wants to go, george w. bush is the way of the past, they are leaders of the party dictating direction. >> they want to run antiestablishment, didn't one to consider himself a new candidate. and in definition is the establishment. >> i disagree with richard when he says bannon is the leader of the republican party, donald trump is. and going

as of may when mister mueller was appointed.een noting do not mentioned donald trump, don't reflect any activity paul manzo baeza before it carried on when he was chairman of the trump campaign. it has to do with his lobbying work in previous decades. however, the fact is mister mueller might be using his ability to probe many different matters including the tax returns of paul manzo baeza before to a decade ago to compel testimony on matters more related to the russia collusion angle and on that front as well we learned yesterday mister mueller now has a cooperating witness in this low-level trump campaign advisor george papadopoulos. one point on that, the story of government and mister papadopoulos who is a state witness came under attack from the man identified as the professor esther papadopoulos met with overseas and according to the statement he signs promised to put mister papadopoulos in touch with people with dirt on hillary clinton and thousands of emails, that professor has been identified by the telegraph in london

that's like saying should i chop off your left hand or right, mister middle-class taxpayer? others have said let's limit it to people say below 100,000. lots of people are at risk in high-priced areas like long island and it reduces, doesn't reduce the deficit by much. a large percentage of the deficit would still go up. so it makes no sense to eliminate state and local deductibility. vice president pens ought to go to western new york but better than visiting a small business, he should go to a middle-class family. in amherst or in orchard park . or in tonawanda. tell them he's there to tell them he's going to raise their taxes. >> finally mister president, i'd like to address president trumps nominee to leave the office of the national drug control policy, representative marino. in an article in yesterday's washington post, he described representative marino's in a law that may have prevented the dea, the drug enforcement agency from knowing after the worst practices of drug distributors. >> is a profoundly troubling revelation about the man who was tax to lead the primary

puerto rico governor ricardo rossello said today: mister trump's statement about building inspections are untrue, telling cnn: "i'm not aware of such inspections, there are areas of puerto rico where we really haven't gotten contact." rossello said it's important for the president to see the damage first hand, as he is scheduled to do on tuesday. today, the mayor of puerto rico's capital city, san juan, carmen yulin cruz, defended she reiterated: all she did was ask for more help. >> lets just talk about saving lives right now. putting back the power grid as soon as we can. because that has an immediate effect on our ability to recover financially. >> sreenivasan: u.s. army lieutenant general jeff buchanan, who arrived thursday to oversee troop efforts, tells the newshour this is the worst storm damage he's ever seen. >> the roads are now clear on the outside of the island, and we are slowly working our way in, but we obviously need to get all the roads cleared so we can get supplies into people who need them." >> sreenivasan: for more on the situation on the island, i am joined now f

we thank you for your extraordinary efforts on behalf of our country. >> iq mister chairman.hairman corker, ranking member senator cardin, distinguished members, i appreciate the opportunity to you today. i know the senate's desire to understand the legal basis for military action is grounded in your constitutional role related to foreign policy, national security matters. i understand your sense of obligation to the american people well in this regard. in the 2001 authorization for use of military force or aumf, congress authorized the president to quote, use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations or persons he determines planned, authorized to commit or aid in a terrorist attack that occurred on september 11, 2001 or harbored such organizations or persons. congress granted the president the statutory authority quote, in order to present any future acts of international terrorism against the united states by such nations, organizations or persons. the 2001 aumf provides a statutory authority for long us military operations against al qaeda,

liz: sounds like mister wilson. stuart: settle down. charles payne is here.ng off. animal spirits? charles: i keep telling everyone we have gone from the excitement generated on november 8th that morphed into reality. let's talk how amazing this stuff is. caterpillar, the big number of 24%, they hired 2800 americans this last quarter. every business was up, north american construction of 31%, mining up 28%, energy up 22%, they have big numbers. another when stanley works, amazing, organic growth, margins are extending. everything going well. 3m, growth in every business group, growth across all geographical areas, industrial 6%, safety up to present, healthcare up. let's talk about disposable income, snowmobiles, off-road vehicles. best quarter in company history. absolutely amazing things going on. stuart: economic question. does this imply the underlying economy is strong? charles: it is amazingly on fire. let me tell you something. all these have something in common. and big thing on taxes, i give you the tax rates for all these guys. caterpillar was 24%,

mister medved, what was your goal with this book? >> my goal was to answer a fundamental question that i think has profound consequence to all our politics and all our culture and the way americans feel about our country. the question is how did america rise to world dominance? it would have been unpredictable from the perspective of the 1600s before america had even begun to be settled.north america was largely wilderness, likely settled. there was a disparate number of native american cultures. and all of a sudden you had in historical times the world dominance in terms of military power, economic power and culture is here in north america. often today he politically correct answer is america rose to world power because you america are uniquely guilty. we're guilty of exploiting slave labor, trading genocide against native americans, despoiling the environment, oppressing people, engaging in imperialism abroad. you'll hear that in many universities but that is not what every significant american leader has believed. those leaders b

. >> donald trump was evidence mister manaforte and the trump campaign colluded with the russian government. jillian: no evidence of trump russia collusion as three campaign officials are charged by special counsel, the actions donald trump is demanding. rob: the halloween celebration complete with a many melania trump and. "fox and friends" first continues now. ♪ jillian: still quiet on the streets of new york. happy halloween on tuesday morning. rob: so much to talk about. thanks for starting your day with us, 5:01, fox news alert, us special forces captured a militant accused of playing a key role in the deadly benghazi attack. jillian: kelly right with more on the upcoming trial. >> reporter: on sunday special operations forces and fbi agents on a joint mission to capture al amman at an unknown location, a member of the islamic militant group which claims it carries out the 9/11 attack in benghazi 5 years ago. four americans were killed in that attack. christopher stevens, glenn doherty, sean smith and tyrone woods. donald trump gave orders for the operation in a statement, the presiden

mister, mr. gillespie is your floor. >> you mention the meeting the governor canceled, i was disappointed by that, we are a nonpartisan organization on the frontline trying to protect our state commonwealth. i am proud to be endorsed by a majority of our sheriff's including ronnie oates wiping his here. but they should not be punished as an organization trying to stand up or the deputies and to make sure we have proper compensation. many of the problems we talked about tonight, the opioid and mental health epidemic and i would like to ask tonight if you will join me in having governor mcauliffe, i will urge him but you can get him to do it, to reschedule the meeting before november 7 and listen to those insurance and find out what they are looking for in their annual meeting to have scheduled on an annual basis, where they talked about their budget. >> glad you asked the question because i was going to respond but you all wouldn't allow the time which i understand but i had nothing to do with the

i thought if stan and mister send this moment happened about three or four hour time pack.alked up all the gears fell into place and i thought if these two guys can do this is that leave us as the american public. my can we move on. the war is over we need to separate the wart from the soldier. we've done very well today. we've all kinds of differences about both kinds of those wars. i think we have come a long way. in my experiences traveling around the world the meeting between stan and mister send was quite amazing. the humility in both and the fact that was completely unplanned it was just a shock. what are the odds 2.7 million men they called for 6 million of those. they lost 2 million and we lost 500,000 and we go to a spot where we oppose each other. what was interesting was the people there .-dot he was a nobody and he was telling the stories the smile that came on his face. he was finally being recognized for his service to the people there. all these years he had been a nobody. he walked along i'm telling him that. you are lucky. in the tank racket. and by the way

quickly mister chairman.r mark in the ways and means committee so that we can see all of those details. it is all accelerating. it pivots off the budget. together vote signed sealed and delivered. we will immediately move to committee action. i will lay out what is called the chairman we will listen and begin committee action. the whole process is accelerating in all pivots off the senate passing the budget next week and reaching the agreement. all eyes on virginia where the race for governor is heating up. so is that swing state showdown of referendum on the first year in office. what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. the

. >> there is no evidence that mister manafort or the drum campaign colluded with the russian government. and the president's former campaign manager and longtime a major court appearance monday afternoon just hours after surrendering to the fbi. these indictments are the first by mueller in his long-running investigation into the truck campaign a possible ties with russia. the white house emphatically maintains that the president has no connection to these charges. >> we have been saying from day one that there's been no connection between the president and russian collusion, and these charges just prove that. >> reporter: the president asked why not crooked hillary and the democrats the focus? indictments against both manafort and gates contains 12 counts including conspiracy against the united states and conspiracy to launder money. a spokesperson for gates said the fight is just beginning, and all of this is coming just as we are learning that the this man pleaded guilty to charges of lying to the fbi about his communication to someone connected to the russian government. >> reporter

there is no evidence that mister manafort or the truck campaign colluded with the russian government.rt is one of three people charts so far in that special cancel investigation. >> manafort and his longtime associate rick gates pleaded not guilty on charges that include money laundering. we also learned today that another campaign manager pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi during the investigation and since then has been cooperating with authorities. we begin live coverage from washington dc.>> reporter: it is a bombshell day here in washington as the highly anticipated charges begin to emerge from the special prosecutor's investigation. paul manafort and rick gates pleaded not guilty to all 12 charges brought against them by special counsel robert mueller. >> there is no evidence that mister manafort or the drum campaign colluded with the russian government. and the president's former campaign manager and longtime a major court appearance monday afternoon just hours after surrendering to the fbi. these indictments are the first by mueller in his long-running investigation into the t

. >> i don't think it has been truly understood the significance of the error mister comey made on the matter. he said he thought he did the right thing and would do it again. we were concerned he reaffirmed he would do it again. that was the basis that called for a fresh start at the fbi. >> reporter: the focus on russian meddling in the 2016 election in the fbi investigation in which sessions refused himself, sessions citing executive privilege. >> that the president mentioned to you his concern about lifting the cloud on the russia investigation? >> that calls for communication i had with the president, i believe it remains confidential. >> reporter: when senator our frank and accused him of changing his story, sessions, who once served on this committee as a senator had enough. >> i conducted no improper discussions with russians at any time regarding a campaign or any other item facing this country. i don't have to sit here and listen. >> you are the ones that argued without having a chance to respond. give me a break. >> reporter: he told the committee he has not been interviewed

. >> thank you, mister chairman. i would like to join you in welcoming secretary mattis in general shaheen - dunford. donald trump announced the president would stay the course in afghanistan continuing missions of counterterrorism and capacity building to a short history mixed groups never again use afghanistan as a base to attack the united states. in february general john nicholson, commander of us forces in afghanistan testified the conflict in afghanistan and reached a stalemate and stated the need for enhanced authority from several thousand more troops to carry out the mission at lower levels within afghan national defense and security forces and the ministry of defense and the ministry of interior. i support the increase in troops, some have suggested we already been down this path, that a surge in the past 100,000 troops cannot create the conditions to bring this conflict to an end, we ask you in many ways what will be different about this effort that will bring about a change that did not happen in previous

. >> thank you mister chair. mister sloan, thank you for being here.i'm going to break and again. the hearing sometimes have fireworks and sometimes they don't. elizabeth warren created a real fireworks. peter kiernan is with me. obvious question. after all of this, should i buy wells fargo stock? >> i'm an owner of wells fargo stock, i bought it when it bottomed out. watching this, the sql is rarely as good as the first movie. she was planning this speech for a long time, went after the personal attack and i don't think he handled it well. stuart: going back to the aqua facts hearing, he is being asked about insider-trading. >> before the holidays to give the american people, consumers confidence again because this is a mess. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi, vice chairman of the subcommittee for five minutes. >> thank you for being here to testify today. your written testimony and response to the chairman's questions, you stated you were informed of suspicious activity on july 31st by your chief

then bring us tonight, mister david litt's new book "thanks obama". more than any other president, barack obama's eight years in the white house were defined by young people. in 2011, david litt became one of the youngest speechwriters in history until leaving the white house in 2016, he wrote on topics of healthcare, climate change to criminal justice reform and took the lead as president obama's go to comedy writer. now in this refreshingly honest memoir, mister litt brings us inside obama's world , full of hilarious stories and told in a truly original voice,"thanks obama" is an exciting debut about what it means personally, professionally and politically to grow up . keegan michael t called this book terrific, part firsthand story about being inspired by a cultural icon, part how-to manual for getting involved in politics and taking change. "thanks obama" is a hysterical, heartfelt trip down memory lane and boy, do we need. so without further ado, please join me in welcoming david litt and adam davidson. [applause] >> thank you very much, i'm adam

. >> guest: the question for mister mcculloch was the will of the american voters been thwarted twice in the last 16 years because of the electoral college. in his opinion, in his learned opinion is there any future for the american electoral college and america's future? >> guest: a very good question and as we know, mrs. clinton received almost 3 million votes above who voted for donald trump. that raises a big question. i have learned not to talk about something i don't know as much as i need to to talk about it. my sense is yes, we need to re-examine that process and do so seriously. because it is a violation of the will of the people. we have a lot of problems to solve before we get to that one. >> host: david mccullough won pulitzer prize is on his biographies of john adams and harry truman, next call from kevin in hartford, connecticut, you are on booktv. >> caller: i have a question for you. first book i ever bought of yours was 1776. i followed that up with john adams. i loved what hbo did with the miniseries, you put a lot of working on that as well. i can't help but wonder

we incentivize employees and we ended up small but ended up increasing payments the same number as mister burd to achieve the six normal and to behaviors. the upshot: since the onset of the program the cleveland clinic has saved 240 million and direct cost increasing yearly. this year we will save 150 million more versus the benchmark, as more of our employees get to stay healthy. their improved health is reflected in substantial reductions in unscheduled sick leave and a 62 percent of clinic employees who voluntarily participate have seen their healthcare costs and premiumsdecrease . now by $600. for hitting these increases from 16.42 other four for the state of ohio, body mass employees is taken 14.5 percent per year as opposed to the nation increasing .7 percent per year. blood pressure, cholesterol and a1c levels have improved substantially resulting in an 11 percent decrease in the need for illness care since 2009 rather than the expected 20 percent increase. the cleveland clinic has replicated health by nine other large employers, all of whom have seen similar results. lafarge natio

right, mister. just resign. nothing will happen to you. you will go back to your old rank.ll hold it against you, unless you hold it against yourself. but we want to find out now whether you have been picked to -- you who have been picked to command can learn to obey. the soldier who cannot stand up under strict regulations, discipline, and restrictions, cannot discipline himself or others. this is where we must find out. not here when all these lives are involved. >> remember, clark gable would have undergone this kind of training himself. so, now i am going to hand it back to audrey to speak about the next couple of films. audrey: the next two films feature two parts of the same process. gathering and analyzing aerial photographic intelligence. you'll also notice they don't have very interesting titles. most do not have interesting titles because they were made for the general public. -- they were not made for the general public. they were made for internal use, so they tell us exactly what they are. the first is a process training program focusing on the names of the uni

jean chretien, i wondered if you would tell us how she is doing and mister president, i just finishedinton's book the other night and seems like she still has some gas in the tank so i would -- i would -- i would -- i would like you to give us a sense how our former first lady and secretary of state is doing? >> is doing well, she's here with me tonight. i have known her for 65 years. [applause] >> we have been married 60 years. she was my rock of gibraltar. [applause] >> when she has something to tell me it was very straight. you are talking too long or shut up. she would never say that. she was very good to keep me in line with my speeches meaning people, something -- i would make a speech and i loved doing it but not paying too much attention and she would watch. when you said that i did not applaud and did not get up. and after that i said watch them she would tell me. so, you know, what can i say? the mother of my three kids and we have five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, not too bad. in january i put my great-grandson on skis and 75 feet, went down. my grandson said

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she called me "mister." maybe it's because you're bald. i'm not bald. i shave my head.eful, honey. we're practically kids. really? well, what are you doing for halloween tomorrow night? oh, we used to dress up as pigs and hit every bar in town. yeah, you have not lived until you've seen a drunken pig do the robot. zzzt. jeet. ping! zzzt. jeet. ping! she didn't ask what you used to do.

based on the terrifying best-seller. [ distorted voice ] mister policeman, i gave you all the clues.rted voice ] i will have built a new snowman. [ gasp ] the snowman. rated r. at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show" coming to you from chicago! my guest tonight is an award-winning musician, actor and producer. his new song with andra day "stand up for something" is featured in the new movie "marshall"! ♪ and i stand up for you ♪ and i stand up for you, yes i will, yes i will ♪ ♪ reach out and touch with the savior's hand ♪ ♪ on rock, we stand like this native land ♪ ♪ let the ways of love be the ways of man ♪ ♪ and it all means nothing ♪

from executive producer "thmartin scorsese.". [ distorted voice ] mister policeman, by the time you readill have built a new snowman. the snowman. rated r. >> trevor: welcome back the "the daily show"! coming to you one last time from chicago! this week -- this week, you've gotten to see all our correspondence with us here in this beautiful city and for our final night please welcome our very own hasan minhaj! ( cheers and applause ) >> what's up, chicago?! oh, man! ( cheers and applause ) i am so happy to be here! i'm thrilled! thank you! i am so happy to be here during your one week of autumn. it is incredible. it really seemed like perfect timing, and then i saw this. >> a crisis with north korea reached an unsettling new level today with news of a possible major breakthrough in kim jong un's nuclear weapons capability. >> the speed of the regime's nuclear progress is stunning. north korea launched a missile test that could reach all the way to chicago. >> okay, nobody panic. the bomb isn't going to hit chicago. it's just going to have a five-hour layover at o'hare and then fly to new

mister speaker a new deep in special partnership between a suffering united kingdom and a strong and successful european union. is off ambition and all offer to our european friends. achieving that partnership will require leadership and flexibility. not just from us but from our friends the twenty seven nations of the eu. for opposition needed jeremy corbyn the speech was too little too late. sixteen months on from the referendum no real progress has been my. the prime minister. to david yet another. if it's if speech. designed to harold a breakthrough which instead only confirmed t the confusn of the heart of government. it's been a difficultlt week for trees in a. is facing a plot oususted from m withine conservatives. following aisastrouss party conference speech. critics of the prime minister say have political weakness could undermine her abilitity as a negotiating partner. earlier in the day the european commission made it clear that they're expecting the uk. to make the next move. basically our sequencing to the strokes. and. . there has been so far. no solution following. al

and mister powell as a conciliatory of ronald wilson reagan, yourformer governor in california . apparently felt that the rules of the game necessitated that he be involved. in this attack on tiny grenada. a country whose contemporary population is about 110,000, the entire population. >> that fits comfortably in the la coliseum. at least the adult population could. and of course you had human construction workers who were fighting these us invaders. it was really very tragic and unfortunate turn of events. with regard to the congo, i hope this book is not, you should order it, and it's a book called congo love song. very interesting.it deals with the relationship of black americans to the condo from the time of the takeover by king leopold in the late 19th century up to independence circa 1961. you might recall that patrice mumbo was assassinated. >> that a number of black americans invaded the united nations and had a raucous demonstration, turned it out. >>. >> you might also recall the recent news stories about the commerce cold, the secretary-general of the united nations. w

makes a statement yesterday asking strongly to mister hope to stop. all a violin or go by until their police and here kiki dee task to cover up time for to forty idea with us. we have not alone not a told you much he had well you might read everything. alright our jeffrey whole ml ross facts and michelle young the prices for understanding. the bodies in a club limber the nobel academy said that the witness. on raising awareness of the importance of a prophet night's sleep. that is not very important in dates i can testify to that alright let's get some business news when i take back with us in the studio i to kate's i'm laura i'm gonna start of course with this british and. on is just completely collapsed leaving people stranded or and europe exactly the country's fifth largest airline a this is monarch airlines of the no frills carrier. flying from the uk to about forty destinations mostly across europe. reported some three hundred twenty five million euros worth of losses last year and went into administration this monday canceling all of its flight

it's a light little drizzle, it's like when you have one of these mister fans, kind of the extent ofze with a mist that we have out here. it's very football weather. finally fall is here. and the weather is perfect for the congressional football game. they done it every two years since 2005. it's to benefit military and police families. it's $10, you get to see congress men and women taking on the capitol police, the scales are tipped a lite little bit for the congress men and women because they have nfl stars on their side. we're talking about santana moss, john booty, herschel walker and ken harvey, they're all playing with the members of congress in hopes of getting them a w out here. and we talked to ken harvey a little bit earlier today. they've been doing practices for the last few weeks including today, 7:00 a.m. with the members of congress for this game. which after the shooting at the congressional baseball classic practice, i asked him if the tenure was a little bit different for these practices compared to past years. >> we're not going to let that stop us from doing what

but i think that mister phillippi had never been a motivated by seeking reveng. however he will is waiting to see that those responsible a convicted. rightly convicted wednesday but some of the defense lawyers say the sentences handed down a to severe. and the defendant continent but none of she was convicted of a striking can infinity say's he is innocent. yeah well i to be gave on the after having explained for a long time. doubts that anyways during the heavy. the judge ruled that there was a perfect match between the attacker planted and bananas and that seems a little contradicts until. to do some. gift approval credit two on. the lawyers have ten days to appeal the decision. now its been called the holy grail of arts the lost privately and painting by an innovative in she is expected to sell for around a hundred million dollars at auction next month. putting it firmly in the league of the world's most valuable paintings is cool the sao tome on t.. will savior of the world and is a portrait of jesus christ which dates back to about the a fifteen hundred. it

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[ distorted voice ] mister policeman, i gave you all the clues. this killer is completely insane.an. rated r. ♪ ♪ smoking as a teen can permanently stunt your lungs, taking the air out of even the biggest and baddest. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. >> trevor: welcome backed to the daily show. in america the discussion around gun control always seems to go around in circles ending in the same place. here to try and help explain more on this is my good friend neal brennan, everybody. (applause) neal, i'm struggling with this. can you help me figure out guns in america. >> look, dude, at this point, this issue is a lot like john travolta's botox face. there is no movement. everyone is going with the same old arguments. the left wants changes, the right doesn't, but you know who had a unique view on t

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