one shudders to think what all this is costing mr dog the truck suits are just the start of it he's also hired a string section brass band and enough buses to transport hundreds of people. the festivities begin with a tour of the tough neighborhoods where most continentals lived before moving to middle class after the were mr dog's wife and her friends have prepared a feast for the multitude. johnson from the continentals and the supporters piled back into the buses and head for the city proper. according to legend all this goes back to the opposition of slavery and it's unfair to fall on the stroke of midnight to those in bondage were set free and they flooded into the streets to celebrate ever since muslims are much too tripped on that so much. that they do no matter if it does. that's a lot of people. and. that was the fun part of the proceedings in the new year and the struggle for the soul of the fez begins in deadly earnest this this is the distribution i got to do from today on with and what you just seen the is coming out of my pocket nobody else's pocket they must come on remind

expected and we were only allowed to film the first forty seconds oh the only words that we heard from mr dog she was only dog trump who said that there was a good start to the summit there's something else i pointed out for myself the microphones for both theaters are different for some reason the one for donald trump looks to be much bigger and a bit more complicated than just being president bush the good. the president is just remarks that we hosted the successful football world cup i'm not going to give this to you mr president so the bull is in your court but i'm also given the us is due to host the world cup in twenty twenty six. soon it will be two years since donald trump was elected but guess what still worries the. us presidential press poll allegations of meddling and collusion there were sitting right here and almost all the questions from this part of the room were about that and it was rather fascinating to see how the two leaders almost teamed up to dodge these kind of questions however none of this seemed to convince american journalists and while i was looking at them when t

thinking that there are some people within the ruling party was too big president robert mugabe and mr dog we understand he had attempted to win that endorsement by sending some in these areas like a former foreign affairs minister or tums thembi and others but he did not with mr mugabe's baking and now he's bashing both mr mugabe and mr for seeking to take the nation back quite still to come here on al-jazeera the u.s. president and the new york times have a big falling out. and facing expulsion or to tension camps we report on the uncertain future of millions of undocumented people in and some states in the northeast of india. from a fresh breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello there it's been very wet for some of us in the northern parts of vietnam recently that rain is set to continue as we head through the next few days and it looks heavy all the way from the northern parts of vietnam down to the coast of maine mall here there's been some flooding so plenty more wet weather across this region as we head through the next few days to the north of all of that it'

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dogs succeed. cats must also fail. [laughter] mr. goldberg: right? and it seems to me that so much of our politics right now is more about cats must also fail than dogs must succeed. how did we get here? rep. ryan: that's a really good question. that's what i wish i had a really good answer for, but i don't. mr. goldberg: i know a book you can read that gives you part of the answer. rep. ryan: that's why i'm excited about reading it. i'm looking for the answers. that's a great question. the way i look at this is, you think, when we came of age, the cold war was dying, and when we won, and we had classical liberalism. we all grew up in the age of reagan. we were at hayek and macy's and ocke andago school and l all this stuff. mr. goldberg: nerds like you and i did. rep. ryan: the conservative movement, the conservative movement was that with little skirmishes between what we call neocons and paleocons. we all had the same foundation. now we have a zero-sum game thinking. what is unfortunate is that we have always thought the zero-sum game my game comes

dogs must succeed. how did we get here? mr. ryan: that's a really good question. that's what i wish i had a really good answer for but i don't. jonah: i know a book you can read that gives you part of the answer. mr. ryan: that's why i'm excited about reading. it i'm looking for the answers. that's a great question. i'm looking at this is, when we came of age, the cold war was dying and when e won and we had classical liberalism and grew up in the age of reagan and won the locke. school and jonah: nerds like you and i did. mr. ryan: the conservative movement was that with little skirmish with neoco nmp s and had the same foundation. now we have a zero-sum game thinking. and we thought my game comes to your loss, we thought that was an economic argument that we won and now relegitimating it on trade and everything else but slipped into the rest of society. i think the rise of relativism on top of that, in the old days like the 1990's, i thought identity tools was to get their majority going and base going. we won this, it's over with, they do that, we don't, becaus

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that we would do that or territorial disputes including kashmir can only be a dog through negotiations between the two country mr. crown was that he. had region for peace and development in the neighborhood so it would be important he did indeed a tall where that relations are on demand and what steps iran contra government great day and how dad will be gated by india when it does happen. related to the foreign policy issue i mean imran khan had received a call from maestro. here from the name badge made the horn or door and said that iran should be looking forward to further cooperation with the indian prime minister called board of course raise some hope that they may be drawn into few. dollars issued including between india and pakistan thanks so much come on high that. the chief of malaysia's civil aviation authority has resigned after an investigation showed lapses by air traffic controllers during the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy an independent report on monday said the controllers failed to initiate emergency procedures when the flight vanished from radar this place the boei

who own dogs so that there is a better education for the dog owner to know how to look after an animal and for him not to be aggressive. but mr to frighten people and said again it was about people not the breed of dog. it's about the people handling those dogs, it's about the people actually making those dogs vicious, and how they use those dogs. and he highlight a case of what he said had been a good—natured pit bull type terrier that had been put down. as far as you are concerned, that is just collateral damage, it was a pit bull type, it may have been good temper is, but as far as you're concerned, just put it down, is that where you are ? there was applause in the commons for the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, when she used sign language to tell mps about a global disability conference being held in london later this month. the conference will support the global effort to advance disability inclusion for some countries most vulnerable people. applause penny mordaunt. finally there were congratulations all round following england's world cup win — putting them through to the final eight of the compet

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mr. peanut wears a a top hat. >> yes! yes! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: king kong eating hot dogs with a top hat?s going to be real. i thought it was going to be, like, a picture. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i had no idea. >> that guy's at work right now. [ laughter ] that's his job. >> jimmy: they get paid for that. >> that's his job. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is your turn to guess. let's rotate. here we go. >> okay. >> jimmy: high tech, man. big budget man. this is bigfoot stuff. all right, here we go. all right, all right. i hope you get this. here we go. ready? >> jimmy: okay. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. famous movie scene about -- >> "gone with the wind." >> jimmy: no, a romantic comedy, romantic movie. >> like top of the empire state building? >> jimmy: whoopi goldberg was in it. >> ghost. >> jimmy: yes. >> doing pottery. >> jimmy: yes. [ ding ] two famous -- aliens. >> two famous aliens? >> jimmy: most famous movie of alien. kids will love it. >> e.t.? >> jimmy: yes. [ ding ] two -- >> e.t. doing pottery? >> jimmy: and it's not at the ntmy: s, that's it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ la

mr. been correct not to own this dog. they come with a lot of real estate. would you suggest that mr.s just acquiring real estate? david: that is what is happening. there are some complement true businesses, but others they would have to selloff. if mrs. merkel really wants to help deutsche bank, they need to do something about the retail market. italy and spain did it. they have done these things to make the market more balanced. one of the reasons deutsche bank is half crippled is they have to compete in this retail banking market in germany where it is almost impossible to make money because of unfair competition. francine: when we start asking about deutsche bank, you said, why look at deutsche bank if you can look at credit suisse? are you buying credit suisse? david: as you know, we never discuss our current trading. if you look at the last few quarters of their earnings reports, they continue to improve, strengthen their business. of their business transformation has to been to take costs and focus on capital allocations in the private bank. this is actually working. you are st

confronting a president of their own party, those accustomed to behaving like whipped dogs, may try to dodge behind mrtrump's clumpsy attempt to weasel out of his comments. those who are serious about defending american democracy and undoing the damage have the power to take action. what should they do in order to push back, rick? >> look, i laid out in the new york daily news today a simple three or four-step process, and they need to confront donald trump directly on this by doing what their job is, which is to pass legislation. to improve our election security, improve our cyber security, pass hard sanctions against russian o-- oligarchs. they need to lay these things out as a legislative accomplishment so he has to either veto it or accept it. they are a co-equal branch of government. they refuse to thaact this that way. they should censure donald trump for his behavior during in your pin disaster tour because, you know, he acted like a whipped dog for vladimir putin the entire time, and they need to basically send him a message. will they do this? of course not. they are completely terrified of h

mr. coski: i'm going to adjust the microphone down. my dog's name is porscha. i have a very visual topic. i will be showing slides and moving through them quickly. i have a topic already addressed today. i will beg your pardon for a little bit of repetition. i have been talking about this subject for about a quarter of a century or so now. i told terry when he first tried to recruit me for this i cannot believe there is anybody in virginia who has not heard this yet. for those of you who have, i apologize. you have probably heard it before. we all know where we are starting from, the events of the last couple of years. you know that monuments and confederate symbols have been very much in the news, especially the last two years since the violence in charlottesville. fact, it had been in the news since this image christie showed you earlier. we have been in a different world since june 18 of 2015 when this photograph hit the internet. i will not give the man the credit of saying his name allowed, but this may be the most important photograph taken of the confede

mr. president, will there be a sequel? >> i am an old dog and this is a new trick for me. it depends on what other people like them people take it seriously. i had a wonderful time and i learned a lot. i felt like i got tuition free university education creative writing. so, if we can think of a more the project, maybe. but, let's see how this is first. >> we are enjoying this. it's been a great process. we have loved the speeches of their fun. were having fun with it. >> we are going to arkansas tomorrow. [laughter] >> the initial one is 1.2 million copies. you are on pace to meet or exceed the world record for first weeks in america. >> so far so good. >> i am told there is going to be a series, miniseries adaptation, you allowed to talk about that? >> it was a lot of fun to go to hollywood. ultimately we decided on showtime. we both love cable and what they do and they can do this over eight or ten episodes and make it realistic. >> do you get to cast the lead? . . , but i hope i can have enough the toe power that if they pick someone that doesn't fit the character i ca

mrs. roosevelt and the children and me, clinton was asking about your dog just the other day so you have lunch with the president and his family and go back to the hills and have a nice warm feeling about theodore roosevelt and wilson just couldn't bring himself to do things like that. i wanted to know what was at the bottom of that, so i just kept reading and the thing that popped to the surface for me of another portrait painter it would be another quality i'm sure that it was a deep sense of moral responsibility as a political leader, so that's how i came to write about him with a focus on his preoccupation with morality. critics had thought it was a kind of arrogance because you will see what happens to him as this was going along here so it wasn't that he noticed his first morality. manyal people noticed it, but he attributed it to the fact that his father was a minister can he was a presbyterian minister and there were ministers all over the family tree hanging fromy every branch so the thought was that he'd grown up with this strict religious upbringing. his father was actually kind of

the fact that when mr trump went into the white house we began to hear the dog whistles of racism we see evidence beginning from the start with the band with the muslim band of racism and xenophobia creeping in we've seen and the creasing effort by the administration when it deals with this question of immigration which should be simple we should just come up with a. equally accessible immigration policy for all folks who need to come who want to come to the united states but instead we see all kinds of really races reasons. reasons that kind of remind me as i said last night of the otherness that african-americans experienced earlier in this country's history where people are did not i because of where they come from or that this is for us that would be a zip code so we see this discrimination at every level but we also see not just what we interpret but what we hear we had first of all with mr bannon in the white house a person who goes after he leaves the white house to france and says be proud of your nationalism be proud of your zina phobic attitudes so we see that policy has be

mr. albright. >> good evening, president fung, commissioners, lazarus, wilson and honda. we're the under dog tonight. i've got my colleague, melanie sangupta to help me out this evening. you're here tonight to look at these findings and see if you can uphold the findings and deny this facility. as we said in our materials, we don't think there is evidence to support the finding, so is what the evidence? the testimony? the photographs we just saw? it's our photo simulations and the plans, and we think that there is no evidence to meet the findings that you have to make that was either presented tonight or previously presented. the department of public health, department of public works, and planning department concur in their brief, department of public works does not believe there's evidence to make the findings tonight. and so what are those findings? if you look at findings seven and eight, it's whether this is a planning protected district? why is it a plan being protected district? because it's eligible to be a historic district, and these are eligible buildings. they haven't been specif

mr. president will be a sequel? >> this is a new trick and i'm an old dog so i guess it depends if people like it or take it seriously. i had a wonderful time and i learned a lot. i felt like i had a tuition free education. if we can think of a worthy project in the public like this book, maybe but let's see how this does first be like we are enjoying this and has been a great process to meet everybody has been terrific we are just having fun that and in arkansas. >> but that initial run will exceed that initial record. >> so far so good we are ahead of the game. [laughter] >> and i'm told there will be a miniseries adaptation? are you allowed to talk about that? >> showtime. at hollywood we had 17 routers or tv networks and ultimately we decided on showtime because we both love cable and what they do and that they can do it over eight or ten episodes to do it very realistic so we are talking about the possibilities there so we are talking about the possibilities there pick who plays the president? >> no. but i hope i have enough veto power that if somebody doesn't fit the character but i don't care. . . . . i've rea

lame duck ryan immediately siding with the clinton lap dogs who, in some cases, monetized those clearances and used them to attack mrtrump. congressman ron desantis will be talking about the fight and the push to declassify the complete fisa warrant for carter page. also tonight socialists fast becoming the new darlings of the dems, pushing their radical agenda of ever higher taxes, the abolishment of immigration and customs enforcement, universal handouts, open borders, more attacks, of course, against president trump. presidential historian doug weepped joins us. he says their radical marxist agenda could put this country on the path to the venezuelan style economic collapse. our top story tonight, lame duck speaker ryan and his rino co-conspirators trying to undermine president trump as he considers pulling security clearances for obama intelligence officials intent on using their access to secrets to lie, to leak and subvert the presidency of donald trump. the speaker accusing president trump of playing games, not being serious about lifting those clearances. >> i think he's trolling people, honestly. [laughter]

dog gone it. >> well, jim, let's get an answer to your first question. we'll see if you can recall the second one. go ahead, mr. peck. >> sure. in the senate, for votes on the senate floor, like what we're talking about here, you can vote by proxy. you have to be in attendance. if senator mccain, in fact, is not able to vote, then, yes, the republicans are down a number, but remember, you know, mike pence, as the vice president, gets to break a tie and i think under the scenario you were talking about, where more than one senator on the majority side, in this case the republicans, is missing, my guess is that senator mcconnell would postpone the vote until that senator was replaced either in a special election or appointed by their state governor, and he would wait for the republicans to have a majority again. >> jim, do you recall the other question? >> well, actually, that's what it was. and i know the vice president gets to cast the vote on the legislative issue. i wasn't sure if he gets to cast the vote on a confirmation like that, but you answered that question. that's good. >> thank you, jim. let's hear

signal to the nazi networks in germany and mike non-defined dog on that the nazi networks also probably supporting dennis who are very strong and mr ellison having said that now what do the families want to see happen next. i mean they always they're always they still insisting insisting on arms us to that key question so who was helping who was helping the n.s.a. who at the places of the murderous s. and s. and top want what was accepted the role of the secret services and how big really was a network the problem the problem is set now for us the means of investigation was on more and more and less and less and it's more and more difficult for fun for the families to get on says one of the most important the mons of course is that not more fire on the meat it was not qualified so i destroyed so that at least for the future they said chance to get access to everything what is that what it's going to be more and more difficult for the families and that's a big disappointment today what looked difficult for the families to get on says to all these central questions. but is it also maybe because this impulse the question and it's obv

mr. coski: i'm going to adjust the microphone down. my dog's name is porscha. i have a very visual topic. i will be showing slides and moving through them quickly. i have a topic already addressed today. i will beg your pardon for a little bit of repetition. i have been talking about this subject for about a quarter of a century or so now. i told terry when he first tried to recruit me for this i cannot believe there is anybody in virginia who has not heard this yet. for those of you who have, i apologize. you have probably heard it before. we all know where we are starting from, the events of the last couple of years. you know that monuments and confederate symbols have been very much in the news, especially the last two years since the violence in charlottesville. fact, it had been in the news since this image christie showed you earlier. we have been in a different world since june 18 of 2015 when this photograph hit the internet. i will not give the man the credit of saying his name allowed, but this may be the most important photograph taken of the confede

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to dog angela merkel and remains a highly charged political issue notjust here, but in other european countries. so at the moment, we're watching and waiting. horst seehofer is holding his talks. mrsy leadership. it may be that a compromise comes out, but at the moment it looks as though mr seehofer is going to play hardball. we're joined now by stefan kornelius. he is the author of a biography of angela merkel, and the head of the foreign policy department at the s ddeutsche zeitung. well, this meeting has gone on for a lot longer than many anticipated and we don't know what the outcome will be, but no matter what comes out of it, do you feel that mrs merkel‘s authority is seriously dented by what is happening here? seriously, but not necessarily fatally. it is a serious crisis, a crisis the conservatives in germany have never seen for the last a0 years. angela merkel is in a corner, but in public opinion and factually, she is not the reason for that prices. the crisis is home—made by the bavarian csu. it boils down to a leadership struggle between the outgoing party chairman horst seehofer, who is fighting for survival as party chairman, and might be willing to ta ke chairman, a