mr. man fort is a master at convention politics. he was exactly the person the trump campaign nded at that ti. he beat back an effort by the cruz folks to hijack this nomination. i think he deserves credit for that. host: and when rudy julianie, the president's lawyer saying the president could clean up the russian probe with a series of pardons your reaction? so far the russia probe doesn't seem to have revealed any russian collusion. that's why i call it the russian collusion so far the de given the partisan nature of all of the investigators, given the fact that we -- that the special counsel indicted 13 russians and now doesn't want to provide discovery to them clearly looking for a headline, this is a bogus partisan investigation. the president's is r. it's a witch hunt and it has interestingly not slowed the president down in terms of returning the country to prosperity and seeking peace abroad. it's amazing how much the president has been able to achieve given the daily attacks magnified by the mainstream media from the democ

can i just say one thing which is we're not here to talk about the guilt or innocence of mr manning we're doing on a larger show about the impact of the f.b.i. decision to you know bring you a whole bunch of cases. i've heard him but i'm just trying to see him and anything i say might persuade him otherwise but. now ok i appreciate your time sorry for sorry for disturbing. stories and. you know sometimes you can't win. world war two sticks and send these things through the american criminal justice system in forces our laws and keeps watch over us that person. who is watching the system. i'm joe berlinger and i've used my camera for twenty years to knock down doors and pursue the truth faith in the system now we're going inside the american criminal justice system a comment on the charge from law enforcement to elected officials the court system to corrections to find out if justice is being served. in this episode of the system will be looking into an f.b.i. scandal of manipulated forensic evidence that may have led to thousands of wrongful convictions over the past three decades. my cre

hour effort to defer postpone an execution and you know if it works out where it does not help mr manning then at least you know we has a soft society now that we've taken every reasonable step to ensure that a catastrophic outcome did not come about if the d.n.a. in willy manning's case is allowed to be tested as it was in john huffington skase and manning is found not guilty horrible outcome will have been averted. it's a crapshoot to bill watson the results of huffington the d.n.a. testing has led him to question the fairness of the system for the system to work for you guys you know what has to happen this case for faith in the system can ever be restored. pils we have to overturn this judge's decision. john hutton and he's be placed once again in jail. without possibility of parole. he needs to die in jail. right get off of work elected to sit on the stupid online a bit before going in to do anything. really infanta this tree that you know amazing when you see a tree just flourishing in spite of being surrounded by concrete in the most inhospitable type of terrain yet there is a beau

can i just say one thing which is we're not here to talk about the guilt or innocence of mr manning we're doing on a larger show about the impact of the f.b.i. decision tomb in a room you know a whole bunch of cases. i've heard him but i'm just trying to see him and anything i say might persuade you otherwise but. now ok i appreciate your time sorry for sorry for disturbing. stories and. you know sometimes you can't win. world war two sticks and so these things from the american criminal justice system in forces our laws and keeps watch over us that person. who is watching the system. i'm joe berlinger and i've used my camera for twenty years to knock down doors and pursue the truth for a fee the system now we're going inside the american criminal justice system a comment on the charges from law enforcement to elected officials the court system the corrections to find out if justice is being served. in this episode of the system will be looking into an f.b.i. scandal of manipulated forensic evidence that may have led to thousands of wrongful convictions over the past three decades. my cre

mr. rich man? mr. jeffries? mr. cyst lynn ee votes no. mr. swalwell? mr. lieu? mr. lieu votes no. mr. raskin? miss ghia poll votes no. mr. schneider votes no. miss demings votes no. >> has every member voted who wishes to vote? >> mr. chairman. >> gentle woman is recorded wom no. >> we are going to wait another minute or two for the ranking member. so are you recorded? the gentleman is recorded. mr. chairman, how am i recorded? >> the gentleman from luis is not recorded. >> yes. >> mr. johnson votes yes. >> mr. chairman. >> gentleman from california. >> no. >> mr. swalwell votes no. >> chairman, may i make a parliamentary inquiry? >> state your parliamentary inquiry. >> mr. chairman, i'm trying to inquire of the basis of the emergency and the cause that has generated this resolution to ignore the regular order of the seven-day notice. >> it's not an emergency. it's good cause. the gentleman from maryland. >> how am i recorded? >> not recorded. >> no. >> mr. raskin votes no. >> good guess. mr. chairman, continue with your guess osity, can you state for the record what the good cause is

just want to get on and vote and have a process so let's talk talk about nelson chamisa thirty years mr man and dog was jr is he looking dealing to harness the younger voter younger generation most looking to break free of the mccarthy era definitely i think he's looking at the younger generation as his core voting constituency and many of the generations do want to see you know something different not all because it's not quite young generation for the opposition and the rural older generation for for for for example if it's more complex than that but certainly chamas will be looking to the younger generation a lot of them for support and then they are coming out and attending his rallies next year good to talk to you let's hope for a good peaceful and free and fair election in zimbabwe and parliaments tom thank you so much. qatar's foreign minister has held talks with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o in washington d.c. the discuss the saudi and u.a.e. led blockade against qatar which is now into its second year called on blockading countries to end the embargo two months ago moha

mr. man fort is a master at convention politics.e was exactly the person the trump campaign needed at that time. he beat back an effort by the cruz folks to hijack this nomination. i think he deserves credit for that. host: and when rudy julianie, the president's lawyer saying the president could clean up the russian probe with a series of pardons your reaction? so far the russia probe doesn't seem to have revealed any russian collusion. that's why i call it the russian collusion so far the de given the partisan nature of all of the investigators, given the fact that we -- that the special counsel indicted 13 russians and now doesn't want to provide discovery to them clearly looking for a headline, this is a bogus partisan investigation. the president's is right. it's a witch hunt and it has interestingly not slowed the president down in terms of returning the country to prosperity and seeking peace abroad. it's amazing how much the president has been able to achieve given the daily attacks magnified by the mainstream media from the

mr. manning, please speak into the microphone. >> good evening, keith manning. i'm a member of the inland boat man's union, san francisco region here. been working on the bay for over 30 years, and i have listened to the presentations, very good presentations. but i have misgivings with the national park service promoting a service going into competition with legacy businesses here on our waterfront. a couple businesses here that have been in the region for, since -- for 50 years, and built these businesses now, and the -- crews that national park service is promoting will be in direct competition with these cruises, and the solution that the gentleman from sausalito proposed, that ferry would be in competition with established ferries at golden gate transit and gold tour ferries out of downtown sausalito. so, there are shortcomings in this proposal and i, as a long time san francisco resident, have misgivings with the parks cruises. it's not supporting our legacy businesses. thank you so much. >> thank you. captain fly funter. -- captain fly hunter. >> good eve

yeah defer postpone an execution and you know if it works out where it does not help mr manning then at least you know we have society now that we've taken every reasonable step to ensure that a catastrophic outcome did not come about if the d.n.a. in willy manning's case is allowed to be tested as it was in john huffington skase and manning is found not guilty horrible outcome will have been averted. it's a crapshoot to bill watson the results of huffington d.n.a. testing has led him to question the fairness of the system for the system to work for you guys you know what has to happen this case for faith in the system can ever be restored. they have to overturn this judge's decision. to be placed once again in jail. without possibility of parole. he needs to die in jail. work elected. to do anything. really fond of history. do mazie we see a tree. type of terrain. there is a beautiful tree. justice should be justice and truth this was supposed to be about the should never be a rush to judgment should be politically expedient it should be easy to put somebody on death row it should be

what we have here is mr. man mr. manafort reaching out to witnesses and saying, remember, we didn't do any lobbying in the united states when there is ample evidence that that's untrue. then what i found almost amusing, sad, but amusing, was one of the witnesses who's an associate of mr. manafort's says reinforcing this messagey saying p., an obvious reference to mr. manafort, wants you to say, you know, we never lobbied in the united states. then they put in perrens, which is true. let me use an everyday hypothetical to donstratehy this is laughable. let's assume when the show wraps today you and i go out and rob a 7 eleven. we do it without guns because we don't want anybody to get hurt. i immediately get arrested, detained and i place a phone call to you, and i say stephanie, remember yesterday when we didn't rob a 7 eleven, which is true, this is, frankly, a chapter out of witness dummie things have gotten extraordinarily bad for paul manafort. >> okay, ouchy poo. if this is straight out of witness tampering for

mr. telephone man?> okay, so those who wish to use the nightclub can listen to the music by donating a small amount to use a dial a disk type of record system. now what about lady gaga and beyonce's telephone song. >> i like that one. >> this is a good one for the phone booth as well. i like the old new addition, mr. telephone man. >> i forgot about that one. >> 5:26, more coming up, ballots are still being counted in san francisco's mayor race but the gap between mark leno and london breed shshrinking. the number of voters separating them next. >>> police are looking for this man, you see him in the suit, what he's doing to a complete stranger that's shocking a lot of people. >> and breaking news unfolding, anthony bourdain found dead leaving the world stunned. the details we're just learning when we come back. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> 5:30 right now. and welcome back. takin

if i could choose a word to describe their war compact no mental man against mr norman for man against any one of of that taking place from argentina just being compact they reduced everything in terms of space they were compact in terms of when they had to go closing the side of the ball they were compact in terms of no space behind the last defender. i sing these boys from iceland the since they were babies or eating a lot of meat on breakfast immediately all of them very very strong very very feet and the football they play is perfectly adapted to the way the key to the way they are sure i'm sure they are delighted let's look at some highlights go. where oh you know he's a good finish because that one. that was after twenty minutes past the pick of the finishing is absolutely fantastic the problem for us in general is to create chances but. everybody knows that that world always is absolutely fantastic and with the back to the turns the gravity center very very low very powerful right and left the same sort of the sharpest one of us now at that point i'm sure i wasn't alone in think

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mr. nan man. could have could have the voices of the dreamers were not represented. rop crop and i represent a 20% hispanic district. and stay after the service and stayed with a number of paish nears there, many of which -- many of whom were daca cipients and walk through it with them. they saw hope in this. that the so sad politics of the moment have denied them that hope once again. and we will continue to work on this issue. and i hope people have the courage to rise past the politics of the moment to pport a solution for these problems that seem so intranssigent and we are disappointed in the vote but we can't lose hope. >> good afternoon. i want to thank my colleagues for their leadership in bringing us together and thank our leaders in the house that voted for this compromised legislation today. this is a set back, but not the end. this issue is not going to go away. i expect the summer, the issue up in thed we may end u.s. supreme court. we are going to continue to keep pushing this agenda and keep pushing the comprise. it were easy to resolve, it would have

these women are like, oh, no, mr. man, please help me to drive.o, i've never done this before. >> this morning's eye opener is acesented by toyota, let's go >>> well, i was at that driving school, actually, in riyadh. but a lot of the women have been schooled in the united states, so they have american driver's licenses. they did have some experience. >> or they're very fast learners too. >> you learned how to drive like that because you didn't want anybody to catch you driving when it was illegal. >> there you go. welcome to "cbs this morning." president trump is saying one thing about undocumented immigrants, but officialis alon the border are now doing something else. the president used fiery language to excite his political anally in south carolina last night. he repeated his call to take away due process rights for illegal immigrants. >> i said today, i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. that's all. >> but his administration is sending mixed messages on zero tolerance. customs and border protection announced yesterday

can we get this man up here? mr. romney: it looks like ours in one the primary. we understand at this point that there are a record number of people who voted in this primary. if you watched tv last couple of weeks, you know who is responsible for the turnout. ann romney right there. i want to thank the 62,000 people who signed the petition to get my name on the ballot. i want to thank the 5700 who volunteered to campaign with me. i appreciate their help. i want to thank matt. he is the best manager annual can have, is a terrific guy. i want to express a profound appreciation to senator orrin hatch. he has fought conservative battles time and time again. i would do my best to keep those battles andgoing forward. i would vote to the next date of this campaign. we will be debating from time to time on the airwaves and in person with jenny wilson. we expect the republicans will go to washington from utah to represent our great state. get my kids up here, there standing back there. would you want to my son josh and some of his children and my son ben and his wife and

the man they call mr wait oust marioano rajoy. the man they calerwaitand see, oust marioano rajoy.was thought to be teflon, bullet—proof. he seemed to know before he went in because he gave a speech which seemed like his farewell, thanking all his party for his time in office, he said it was an honourand his time in office, he said it was an honour and congratulated pedro sanchez. they needed 176 mps to vote against him, and 80 dead so they surpassed the target. marianne araya went his —— mariano rajoy went, backed by his staff for his time. protesters were outside with placards saying it's been corrupt and 1990. the allegation and ultimately this of allegations about corruption which led to the downfall of mariano rajoy because last week a high courtjudge of mariano rajoy because last week a high court judge ruled of mariano rajoy because last week a high courtjudge ruled in sentencing a number of former people's party members to prison for taking cash in exchange for handing out government contracts, he stated the people's party was implicated entirely with this corruption scanda

mr. manafort's right-hand man in ukraine and said to have connections with russian intelligence. mr.afort is due back in court at the end of next week when a judge will consider his conditions of bail and there isi a plity that those conditions will be tightened or bail could be revoked ahl altogether, in which case he'll be sent to jail to wait for his upcoming trial. >> thank you very much guatemala has asked for more aid communitynternational after the volcanicwh eruption h has claimed more than 100 livepls. thevoano exploded last saturday. rescue efforts hampered by bad weather. reporter: more evacuations as the fuego volcano, loomi over the dwault malo land scaife, continues to spilts smoke and re, clouds of ash high into the air. >> for the moment, the national civil police is evacuating the people located in the area surrounding the mountain. there's a lot of activity at the fuego volcano, which puts the lives of everyone in therea at risk. a match quantity of material could come all the way to where we are now. >> sunday's deadlyn, erupt sent cents a fast-moving mixturg of an

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mr. holder: hey, man. >> [indiscernible] mr. holder: my friend was the ambassador to morocco. >> really? mr. holder: thank you. okay. i didn't know you guys were so interested in gerrymandering, you know? [laughter] oh, ok, yep, yep. sure enough. glad you're here, think for coming out. >> yeah. go.holder: okay, here you >> thank you. mr. holder: okay. -- eggs.e aches >> thank you very much. mr. holder: sure enough. >> i think i'm the last one. mr. holder: i'm sad, i think i will miss doing this. i think i'm getting good at this. [laughter] >> thank you so much. mr. holder: we have one more? i have a whole bunch here that i have already done. i don't think i have done these though. >> you good? mr. holder: yeah, yeah. balls.to find my golf >> i think we have enough now. can i do one more picture? mr. holder: sure. ok. >> thank you. mr. holder: it's like an enhanced interrogation technique. clarifyondering how you the president's attacks against jeff sessions, the fbi, as they are not sort of the typical way things work. mr. holde

mr. wester man for purposes of an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. chairman, i'm grateful to have you as my colleague from arkansas and for your leadership on this committee, for your tire less efforts to do the ability to balance the federal budget. such a task at times has seemed impossible, yet here we have a framework that provides for balance, not in ten years, but in nine years. like each of my colleagues, i arrived in congress seeking to make our country a better place to live, work, and raise a family. i'm committed to putting forth laws that will help americans not just today or tomorrow, but in the years and decades to come. the cbo has shown under our current systems of lausz federal deficit will continue to grow with each passing year. i firmly believe if congress continues to spend more money than we bring in, our nation risk losing credibility and influence in the international marketplace as the committee of jurisdiction and the federal branch that controls government spending, we must protect future generations from such a fate. spend

man is more mysterious. so now you've got reference to mr stener owning the painting you've got reference to portrait of a man. and you have a photograph that's the exact same painting that is now illustrated or described as the seated man. finally james palmer knew what the painting looked like. but where had it gone he searched everywhere activated his contacts toured the auction rooms archives and museums. and after a few weeks ago. he found a trace of the painting here in london in the catalogue of an auction held at christie's in one thousand nine hundred six. the painting was intitled seated man with a cane. but who owned it. it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is a name. and yet palmer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world. gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. ja

mr. melton, man. how you doing, man? come on out. >> joe, i got one for ya. open the door.ight over here. >> life's like a box of chocolate. you never know what you're going to get. >> ah! >> got a porn star moustache. >> this is like real -- >> ah! i know. >> you look like somebody out of "amistad." >> walk out this way. >> it's a lot of [ bleep ] getting sentenced today. >> don't know. better get it over with. >> it's been nearly a year since they have seen each other, and now it's time for the four men convicted of several heinous crimes that shocked the city of grand rapids to receive their sentences. the charges are home invasion, armed robbery and criminal sexual conduct. the victim of the latter crime is a female college student. >> people versus rederick melton. people versus brandon townes. people versus james hodges jr. people versus dorian jones. >> for the record, we have all four defendants with their respective counsel. mr. becker. >> your honor, these kids are ready for sentencing at this point in time. i know we have a victim that wishes to speak and address

mr. holder: hey, man. >> [indiscernible] mr. holder: my friend was the ambassador to morocco. >> really? mr. holder: thank you. okay. i didn't know you guys were so interested in gerrymandering, you know? [laughter] oh, ok, yep, yep. sure enough. glad you're here, think for coming out. >> yeah. go.holder: okay, here you >> thank you. mr. holder: oy. -- eggs.e aches >> thank you very much. mr. holder: sure enough. >> i think i'm the last one. mr. holder: i'm sad, i think i will miss doing this. i think i'm getting good at this. [laughter] >> thank you so much. mr. holder: we have one more? i have a whole bunch here that i have already done. i don't think i have done these though. >> you good? mr. holder: yeah, yeah. balls.to find my golf >> i think we have enough now. can i do one more picture? mr. holder: sure. ok. >> thank you. mr. holder: it's like an enhanced interrogation technique. clarifyondering how you the president's attacks against jeff sessions, the fbi, as they are not sort of the typical way things work. mr. holder:

mr. blackford, no, you're not moving anything. resume your seat, young man. resume your seat me seat. resume your seat. no, resume your seat. mr. blackford -- order, order! order! the house will have heard very clear orr,lease. the house will have heard very clearly my acceptance that there can be a vote on this metatter order! mr. linden, i say to you, and i say it in the kindest possible spirit, don't tell me what the espred of this house are. i'm telling you that there can be a vote at the end of this session and not now. i'm not -- no, no! mr blackford, order, order, order! under the -- under the -- order! order! resume your seat, mr. blackford. under the power given to me by standing order number in light of the persistent and repeated refusal of the right honorable gentleman to resume his seat when so instructed, i order the right honorable gentleman to withdraw immediately from the house for -- order -- for the remainder of this day's sitting. he is to -- he won't. >> well, we'll have to have the vote. very well. very well. very well. order, order, order, order, order. order, or

the only thing that has changed is a "zero tolerance" approach announced last month by this man — mr us attorney general, jeff sessions. he has declared all adults who cross into america illegally will be criminally prosecuted. that's changed a long standing practise of charging most migrants who crossed for the first time with a minor offence, and releasing them. we do not want to separate parents from their children, you can be sure of that. if we build a wall, pass legislation, close loopholes, we would face these terrible choices. america's homeland security chief has also been trying to defend the new practice. kirstjen nielsen tweeted: "we do not have a policy of separating families at the border. "period." and here's the perspective of the border agency. the zero tolerance policy is intended to deter people from breaking the law. adults. if they are accompanied by a child, that child is temporarily separated from them as they go through a judicial process and that is no different from a united states citizen parent. in most cases, families are reunited after the parents are re

players heading off to moscow is tomas obama is the vice president of the german parliament welcome mr awful man great to have you here are you feeling fit in prepared to take on the russian lawmakers. well we have professional law makers but in the area of football we are nonprofessional so we have spare time footballs but we play it once a week and. i'm looking forward to meet the russian colleagues tomorrow night in moscow and you will be playing in the us i gather not really i mean i do have the. traditional outfit of the german national team of course we represent germany in a way. and i think it's a great opportunity to to overcome an atmosphere of hostility and distance russia is not our n.e.v. and the germans believe that there should be no enemy ship between germans and russians but we have severe political differences and we have to work on overcoming these differences so the exit notice game is not just for fun but also to discuss some serious political issues of course i mean we will have. a meeting afterwards and the next morning we'll talk about politics also. we know that we have

well with a sweeping victory for mr erdogan and his coalition securing a majority in the parliament. whether turkey is now how to word one man rule well this is what the opposition is saying now we heard opposition presidential candidate more of him in jail after conceding the victory to mr out and he said turkey will turn into a one man regime and we all referring to the people here in turkey will pay the price for it so that's of course what the opposition is saying now as soon as we have official results by the end of the month these system changes will kick in this to add one will get sweeping new powers he will then be the prime minister and president in one person he can dissolve parliament he can appoint and fire ministers he can call for new elections he can announce a state of emergency and the pol human have will have limited power as to control him they need a super majority to actually launch an investigation into the president or one of his ministers missed out on then will in fact be the most powerful political leader since state found most stuff came to work. they are reporting there from the fate of hundreds

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mr. soros, a clever man who makes insightful observations, but the european union is a solid institution and we have survived many crisis. we have 28 member states, 20 national democracies that go through their own cycles at we face challenges, but if you look at the way we have come through the financial crisis, the euro crisis, the migration crisis, the refugee crisis, i think the european union is a more solid and resistant institution that people give it credit for and rumors of its demise are greatly exaggerated, as mark twain might have said. host: how much of that is can she be by the u.k.'s decision on brexit? guest: we regret deeply the u.k. decision. it is their democratic right. abilityity foresees the for a country to leave, unlike yours that does not allow a state to secede. the rest of us will move on. we have our own agenda. we will try to have the best good friendship and working relationship with the u.k. out 27the eu, but they -- the eu will continue on with the integration process. support has never been higher across our member states than the last year or so. host: o

mr. trump wise man. would have to conclude that michael cohen is making a decision unilateral to put stormy daniels on shaean hannit. it doesn't make sense. >> it is interesting that davidson is trying to get, it seems in this text is basically agreeing with michael cohen to try to get his client on sean hannity, is there any evidence he had asked her whether she wanted to. from the text that was released. it seems like for some reason he is agreeing with michael cohen that she should go on. >> correct and no evidence that he consulted with her at any point in time or asked her whether she would want to go on sean hannity for the purposes outlined by michael cohen and if you look at the text message, you see michael cohen is desperate for her to go on hannity to disavow this relationship. during this time period, january, february, and march, this is a time period that michael cohen and others are claiming that my client is a liar. they have had no further involvement with her, after the date the nda was

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man. why didn't you? mr. crews: senator, is a black man in america, -- >> say it as it is. i think it is important. >> you only have a few shot at success. chances tove a few make yourself a viable member of the community. i am from flint, michigan. i have seen many, many young black men were provoked into violence. they were imprisoned or they were killed and they are not here. my wife for years prepared me. goaded,d if you ever get doade if you ever get prodded, if you ever have anyone try to push you into any kind of situation, don't be violent. she trained me. i will be honest with you. it was the strength of my wife who trained me and told me if situation happens, let's leave and the training worked, because i did not go into my first reaction. i grabbed her hand, we left, but the next day, i went right to the agency -- and i have texts, i have phone conversations and i said this is unacceptable. i almost gotw violent, but i didn't, and i said what are you going to do about this predator that you have roaming your hallways? told, we are i was going to do everything wit

mr. trump a wise man. i'm just stating that text message from mr. c included mr. trump.text messages you'll have to conclude michael cohen is making a decision unilaterally to put stormy daniels on shawn hannity without any involvement with mr. trump or any other senior members of the trump administration. you also have to conclude that michael cohen is able to meet with the first lady relating to stor daniels without any dge by the president, which is just not believable. it doesn't make any sense. >> it is interesting keith davidson is trying to get -- it seems in this text, is basically agreeing with michael cohen to try to get his client on shawn hannity. is there any evidence he had asked her whether she'd wanted to? from the text tt was released it seems like for some reason he's agreeing with michael cohen that she should go on. >> well, you're correct, anderson. and there's no evidence he consulted with her at any point in time or asked her whether she would wanto go on shawn hannity for the purposes outlined by michael cohen. and if you look at the text messages

only ten seconds after you enter a chat room and things like this happen you see the half naked man you see mr baiting is this i mean these are not ponce on a series of shots children says this is a public area of the internet a public chat room and there are thousands of these chat rooms and the moment you go on you go in one of these chat rooms and you state that you're eleven or twelve year old girl from from the philippines that just jump on you it's small and you some believe will so you want to put pressure on them so literally because in fact it's nearly impossible nearly impossible to prove it these these individuals these kids are either doing it you know to keep themselves alive or die being forced by pimps or by gangs or by their parents to do this kind of work they won't come forward you don't have a victim this is live streaming live streaming the moment you switch off your computer the evidence is gone no victim no witness new evidence no case i would say virtually impossible therefore proactive preventive is a much better approach to tackle this twenty first century form of sexu

was a kind of the spike and conspirators this is a book this is a book by a former in my five man who which mrs thatcher took an absurd. decision. to ban all around the world in america and australia because she couldn't bad it in america it was badly published but it was a strange book was written by a right wing fanatic who's. never. but he was he was a deputy director he believed the director of. spy. he believed the deputy director. he believed when m i five operations went wrong he believed it was because the senior figures were leaking it to the russians whereas of course they went wrong because of competence because it wasn't called because we shouldn't be worried that the government were being overthrown like our wilson's government because. they were incompetent right wing fanatics and they never got anywhere and spycatcher was interesting because when i first defended it i thought the sees in the public interest to show the level of penetration of russian spies in the cold war in our security but when i read it. i thought the case against the head of m i five is hopeless it's very thi

mr. speaker? and this man doesn't have a plan or strategy and he doesn't raise money that any other speaker couldn't raise. and he is not a strategic thinker and anti- trump and has been show throughout. and he is a disaster if he is left in the speakership. >> i have never heard a single person talk about removing speaker ryan from the speakership. today, i was hearing colleagues if speaker ryan will not stand with us in the fight over the essentials of our democracy, not weaponizing a intelligence committee against the presidential campaign. you are starting to see more frustration. >> lou: and we'll see the origins of spy gate speaker paul ryan. and we'll talk it up with andrew mccarte who joins us next. danny trejo: let me tell you about the toughest guy on earth... he has the crazy strength to lift the man that raised him up, without even flinching. this guy--no, this warrior will always be by his father's side, even if his dad will hardly remember. if this guy isn't the toughest guy on the planet, then i

only ten seconds after you enter a chat room and things like this happen you see the half naked man you see mr baiting is this i mean these are not poncy to see the children so this is this is a public area of the internet a public chat room and there are thousands of these chat rooms and the moment you go on you go in one of these chat rooms and you state that you're eleven or twelve year old girl from the from the philippines that just jump on you it's small and you some believe will so you want to put pressure on them so literally because in fact it's nearly impossible nearly impossible to convict these these individuals these kids are either doing it you know to keep themselves alive or not being forced by pimps or by gangs or by their parents to do this kind of work they won't come forward you don't have a victim this is live streaming live streaming their moment in search of your computer evidence is gone no victim no with this new evidence no case i would say virtually impossible therefore proactive preventive is a much better approach to tackle this twenty first century form of sexual