would be abuse as mr men will go. and that's exactly what british that are the mind victims up to sealing the documents are supposed to prove that there was an undisclosed relationship between politicians and the pharmaceutical company. the influence of the german government in that which as i say appears to be the case from the from the papers it is one which on the face of it offends the constitutional principle of no executive should interfere with the. responsibility and exercise of its duty by the judiciary and that's a constitutional principle which the germans accept which is accepted in these throughout europe. expelled the students most of this kind. of even hot psyche syphilitic would often broaden often stoff would say something i'm standing on just puts us. down all part of the slant. by doing the talking and darfur. camped out that steamy talk about his land is much more to go. on to name off the titans and does a sun if that's just a tad bit about it's a small small monday. not too late. to mention getti

mr. yockelson: yes. they were all a regular army provision, professional soldiers, a few drafted men and volunteers. mr. moizan: trying to be undercover. branches to hide from the german airplanes. mr. yockelson: i would imagine this is a staged film showing how they used the communication lines. this guy has his gas mask on. he is showing the map coordinates. bella. mr. moizan: that is preparing the offensive which is one of the most famous actions for the american troops. for the first time, including marine fighting in europe, three-week long battles, they are planning ahead. those are the battles that took place. a french army was leading the second division of the time. mr. yockelson: they are loading up the artillery. do know what caliber? mr. moizan: french 75. most of the american artillery was french 75 or -- mr. yockelson: those are the 155. shells? mr. moizan: yes, empty shells. evacuating chateau-thierry -- here they are. americans are providing the provisions. mr. yockelson: they came in as the germans were approaching? in order to protect the city? mr. moizan: late may of 1918, a divisi

mr. speaker, we simply must stop forcing our men and women in uniform and their families to pay the price for the dysfunction of the congressional budget process. mr. speaker, we know that this house is not the problem. in fact, since the republicans took delofle house in 2011, we have never failed to pass a defense appropriations bill on time. and often with large bipartisan majorities. with this week's consideration of h.r. 6157, we in the house intend to keep that streak alive. however, as we have too often found, the senator is unable or unwilling to complete their work and our men and women in uniform suffer. secretary mattis spoke late last year about this issue when he released the national defense strategy. he said, quote, as hard as the last 16 years have been on our military, no enemy in the field has done more to harm the readiness of the u.s. military than the combined impact of the budget control act's defense spending cuts. worsened by us ornting nine out of the last 10 years under continuing resolutions. wasting copious amounts of precious taxpayer dollars. secretary mattis

unmarried and divorced people make up 32% of the population deaths.of opioid >> i believe that's men. mr. levine: that's men. ok. can you unpack when we are translating what ryan and ed are talking about into how this affected human people? >> some of you know i have been writing about family breakdown for a long time, and i hope to convince you by the end of today's discussion that that a lot of relevance to the discussion we are having today about these technological changes. when i first started writing about the family breakdown, i was mostly talking about the difference between the way upper income educated people were what -- steve says this is charles murray was writing about, too, of course -- how those people were doing at the top, how people were doing at the very bottom, mostly talking about the poor, and this was and -- i guess in the early 1990's, mid 1990's. it looked like the white working class for the working class more generally was doing ok, was hanging on, at least in family terms, but since then, there has a catastrophe to the family and community structures of these

mr. kilmnik throughout the presidential campaign when he traveled to the united states to meet with manafort. the men also traded e-mails in which they appeared to discuss ways to use mr. manafort's position on the campaign for financial gain. evelyn farkas, how problematic is that? >> may i say -- i'm not a journalist so i don't have to source all this. i already said months ago i suspect manafort is actually a russian agent because he's refusing to cave. and the only reason you would refuse to cave or one good reason would be that you actually are a russian agent and vladimir putin will get you and so maybe jail is a better alternative. >> better than being in a federal prison.

of women and girls and making sure we raise our boys to be strong and decent is that honorable men. >> mr. villaraigosa? >> i acknowledge that i made a mistake. i lost my marriage, i lost my family for a time. i took the responsibility for it. my whole life, i've taken responsibility for my actions. i do believe character matters. that's why i put my life's work, everything, my life's energy in my work. and i tried to make amends to my city who lost some confidence in me. and i'm ready to do this job because i've learned from those mistakes. >> mr. cox? >> i think character matters. i want to clarify, that was not my ad. it was a super pac. it was supporters of mine. >> not you. go ahead. >> can i get more time? >> 30 seconds. >> do you want to reset that, please? i don't take a back seat to anyone this. i led the recall of bob filner and got rid of him as the san diego mayor. to me bits power and responsibility. my mom was a single mom. i have four daughters in the workplace. i don't want them harassed. this is about power. mr. newsom and mr. villaraigosa will have to answer for their mo

we'll have a little listen to what the two men had to say here at sentosa in singapore. mrgreat, we're mr president, how are you feeling? ifeel great, we're going mr president, how are you feeling? i feel great, we're going to have a great discussion, tremendous excess, we'll be tremendously successful and it's my honour to be here. we will have a great relationship, i have no doubt. inaudible while there were obstacles to get here... the past has affected us and the old prejudices put obstacles in our way forward and we overcame all of them. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. fascinating to see thatjo. a bit of eye co nta ct fascinating to see thatjo. a bit of eye contact when we saw the moment between the two leaders —— to see that. that was juxtaposed with when they made their way to the main boardroom at the capella hotel, where they were more informal in terms of their body language and smiling at one another. interesting to see how donald trump seems to be leading the direction they're walking in, but there's a couple of moments

the president said the government treated both men unfairly. mr. trump is also believed to be considering a pardon for martha stewart, who was investigators about a stock trade. this means that johnson gets out of jail, but will still have a criminal record. after top white house officials questioned whether it was appropriate to grher a full pardon. betty yu, kpix5. >> big business, big tax. silicon valley city may tell companies pay up to play here. we are in sunnyvale with more on the proposed tech tax. >> we have to address it. >> reporter: from google to apple, facebook, and amazon -- >> this is a regional issue. >> reporter: tech giants with giant staff are being blamed for contributing to giant problems, like traffic around sky high house -- and sky high housing costs. >> if you are a big employer, you are inadvertently, not willingly, creating problems. >> reporter: so michael goldman and others are looking at what seattle is doing, making big tech companies pay more taxes to help with coity issues. >> government is taxing to provide servic

mr kim said the two men had overcome the prejudices that had acted as obstacles to the meeting going. the much anticipated summit follows a year of exchanging threats, and many months of diplomatic twists and turns. a warm welcome to you here in singapore, on what we've seen unfolding in the last few hours, an historic day, unprecedented moment, president trump and kim jong—un are currently holding historic talks in singapore. five kilometres from where we are here on the island of sentosa, that is cut off from the centre of singapore, giving them the privacy and security that the two men wanted in order to hold this unprecedented moment. we saw them meet on the courtyard of the capella hotel on sentosa for the symbolic handshake, the first time a sitting us president has ever met with a north korean leader. there we re with a north korean leader. there were big smiles. symbolic because they stood in front of the north korean flag and the us black. a moment many thought would never happen. many people we've been speaking to hear, experts and a nalysts speaking to hear, experts and an

mr trump said the men had a lot to talk about. we will be talking about syria, i think we will be talking about ukraine, i think we will be talking about... umm... many other subjects. we will see what happened. i think a lot of good things can come with meetings with people. we had great meetings with resident xijinping of people. we had great meetings with resident xi jinping of china. we have had great meetings. maybe something positive will come out. a key member of the united states supreme court, joe jackson, father of michaeljackson and manager of the jackson five, has died. he was 89 and had been suffering from pancreatic cancer. he is widely credited with directing the group's career and propelling them to stardom, but he was later criticised for the way he'd raised the family. japanese carmaker, nissan, says it will be deferring long—term business decisions while it remains "in the dark" about britain's future relationship with the eu. the chairman also said that with tens of thousands ofjobs at stake, the company's inve

. >> when it comes to men, it seems mr.tt just might be her type. >> what's the best advice she's given you? >> try to find someone who makes you laugh. it doesn't hurt if they're cute, too. >>> you saw chris on the awards. on the complete opposite side, roseanne barr. she wasn't there. but that didn't stop a certain black panther from throwing shade. >> i'm shocked that i won this award for best villain. i thought for sure roseanne had that in the bag. >> jokes aside, there's news today on the proposed spin-off. ♪ >> after posting that racist tweet prompting abc to fire her, barr is now reportedly agreeing to walk spin-off can move forward without her. if that happens, a source tells "e.t." abc will not compensate roseanne in any way. and there's more. a source close to production tells "e.t." she's calling cast and crew the apologize. >> i would love to do a second season. please, please, please. >> back in april, jayden ray, roseanne's tv granddaughter, was psyched for season two. we're told the 9-year-old influenced ros

, for persistent -- persistence in seeing that these men emerge and ensuring that the next america that builds represents the diversity of america. mr. speaker, i sincerely wish that he's in young men, that they get the best as they embark on this new chapter in their lives. d i want them to know that with their perseverance, that they have made it easier for those individuals, those young will young women who follow in their footsteps. with that, mr. speaker, i want to yield the remainder of my time to the gentleman from rizona, mr. gallego. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois yields back. mr. rush: i yield the balance of y time to mr. gallego. mr. speaker, that said, i want to yield the balance of my time o mr. gallego. the speaker pro tempore: would the gentleman yield his time to the chair and the chair will recognize mr. gallego? mr. rush: i yield back to the chair. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona, mr. gallego, -- under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gallego, is recognized for the remainder of the hour. mr. gallego: thank you, mr. speaker.

mrs. tebbetts, , there is a group of men who are confederate supervisors who are going to finish the job that ben mcculloch could not finish. matilda left the parlor where she was entertaining the neighbor and went and talked to jonas. jonas came in, said hello, and walk. down the front he waved goodbye to matilda, got on his horse, and quietly road out of town. just past the confederate lines, he spurred his horse on and headed up to the union line. once he was there, he shared information about what he knew about the area and the people in the area and never lived in this house again. the information that we have is from the oldest daughter's journal, which was actually her memories that she wrote when she was in her late 80's, 90 years old. what she said was while jonas was in prison in fort smith, the confederate soldiers came and demanded the drapes and carpets to be used as blankets and saddle blankets. instead of just instead of just giving it to them, matilda had the slaves take them down, beat out the dirt, full them nicely, and give them to the army. matilda hid any hard feelings th

i don't see it with a lot of men coming forward. mr. crews: there have been men coming forward, but i have to say that the silence is deafening when it comes to men talking about this issue simply because you are talking about a complicit system. you are talking about women who are raped, thrown behind dumpsters and their dad say we should not ruin his life. men look at, where other women. another systeme with a view the casting couch as the perks of the job. i have been privy to these conversations and i have to say i'm not point the finger. am a member of this toxic world. did i assault anyone? no, but i was complacent because i looked the other way. i was said men need to hold other men accountable. that is the only way t system is going to change. when you see this type of behavior. if another man can come up to a man and say we don't do that. we are not allowing that here, all of a sudden the culture will begin to change and if i have to be the first one who is going to do it, then let it eat. senator feinstein: thank you for your s

mr trump and mr kim arrive in singapore for their historic summit, with both men suggesting real progress can be made. with both men suggesting real the president hopes the talks will lead to north korea giving up its nuclear weapons. will lead to north korea giving up while mr kim wants security guarantees, and an end to crippling sanctions. security guarantees, meanwhile there's recrimination after the g7 summit in canada, with president trump withdrawing his support for the leaders‘ finaljoint statement. withdrawing his support for we'll be live in singapore with the latest. also on the programme. with the latest. conservative mps are told to rally round the prime minister, ahead of a series of crucial commons votes over brexit. thousands march across the uk, marking a hundred years since the first british women won the right to vote. is won the right to vote. set and match, nadal! and rafael nadal won the right to vote. wins his eleventh french open title, with a comfortable victory, over austria's dominic thiem. with a comfortable victory, good evening. president trump and the north

mr. cohen says that the wise men have concluded that it's better if she doesn't go on the show. so how can michael cohen and the president now claim that at all times they thought she was a liar, that they didn't have anything to do with her. michael cohen paid her $130,000 just to go away and the president knew nothing about it. you cannot square these text messages with it lies that have been told to the american people including on air force one. >> just hold the wise man thought for a moment. he said this is not unusual, lawyers communicate with each other all the time. you may not like it but there's nothing illegal or nefarious about that. what do you say to that? >> dan doesn't known what he's talking about. this is not appropriate for lawyers to communicate in this way. after an agreement was put in place, allegedly, there was no reason for them to be communicating about putting her on the shawn hannity show. and what the explanation mr. davidson is communicating with michael cohen in late february and early march? what's his explanation for that. >> you'll have to ask h

mr. see: mm-hm. >> anthony: now, do most young men go to the temple to ah -- >> mr. >> james: it's a little like public education, just to become a novice. >> mr. see: yes, yes. >> anthony: ahh! >> james: yeah, unless, unless -- >> anthony: so everybody. >> james: everybody, yeah. that's where you learn english. >> mr. see: yeah. >> james: and you speak french too? >> mr. see: no, no. >> anthony: mr. see lives with his extended family here in this compound, on the outskirts of luang prabang. >> anthony: looks awesome. so, what do we got here? >> james: or lamb is in a iconic lao dish. with mushrooms, and dill. the key ingredient is the pepperwood. these, ah, wooden blocks with has like ah, white peppers. >> anthony: that infuses the dish, you don't eat it? >> james: it's like a -- you don't eat it. it's a very herbaceous, peppery, really rich. >> mr. see: yeah. >> anthony: unlike anything i've ever had. >> james: mmhm. we have two types of larb, one's raw, one's cooked. >> anthony: mmhm. so it's cooked buffalo, raw buffalo. >> james: buffalo. but yeah. >> anthony: ma

mr. speaker, over the past 100 years, the life expectancy of men has declined in comparison with that of women. mr. payne: women now live on an average five years longer than men. there is a cry soifs men's health in america. to reverse -- a crisis of men's health in america. to reverse this decline we must be silent no more. too often, men are forgoing routine health screenings and are dying because of it. colon cancer, heart disease, high cholesterol, diabetes. all of these are treatable or even preventable if you get screening. screenings aren't scary. they don't hurt. this morning my staff and i were screened by health care professionals on capitol hill with the men's health network. knowledge is power, ladies and gentlemen. for my staff, for myself, and for our families. just a few minutes ago , my fellow chairman of the men's health caucus, congressman mullin of oklahoma, joined me to introduce a resolution recognizing june 11 through 17th as national men's health week. i encourage each of you to join us on this resolution and help end the silent crisis of men's health in america. w

however, the two men are staying elsewhere. mrhe shangri—la hotel, where us presidents have stayed before. the area surrounding the hotel had been declared a "special event area" for the summit period. mr kim is staying at the five—star st regis hotel, which isjust st regis hotel, which isjust a nine—minute walk or a five—minute drive from where president trump is staying. rupert wingfield hayes has been taking a closer look at the two leaders‘ choice of accommodation. this is the back entrance to the shangri—la hotel and this is where we saw president trump's motorcade come ina we saw president trump's motorcade come in a short while ago. you can see the level of security there. we saw him in his big presidential limousine waiting as he went past, but the key moment for me was a couple of cars later, when we saw from flash photography, the very distinctive features of the national security adviser, john bolton, with his distinctive walrus moustache in the back of that car. many people had speculated donald trump wouldn't bring hi

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bornstein says two weeks after the inauguration, three men including mr. keith schiller, then the head of oval office operations, and the top lawyer for the president's business, the trump organization, showed up unannounced at bornstein's manhattan office and took all the president's medical records. the incident happened two days after bornstein provided private medical information to "the new york times," revealing that for years he'd prescribed mr. trump propecia, a hair growth medication. [ laughter ] >> seth: imagine being so sensitive about your hair when this is your hair. [ laughter ] "i want people to think, nature did thiso me." [ laughter ] now the raid of bornstein's office wasn't just limited to trump's medical records. they even made him take down photos of the president that bornstein had in his office. >> keith schiller and another man showed up unannounced asking for the records, and even a photo of donald trump and dr. bornstein together that was hanging on the wall in the waiting room. that was taken down. dr. bornstein says they asked

both men have businesses in singapore and are good friends mr to feel make what you do more to. make you should take the older predicting one off also it is the should be of whom i just. want. to put the dummy. doesn't. the point is that yes you did this to me by mentioning yet but suggest that if you look. at it. that will set up a so they can see you still love them. four thousand artists exhibit their works at art basel it attracts the general public but more importantly the biggest players on the international art market. thank you gallery owners collectors and curators of the world's museums. accompanied by his art consultant sixteen eve movie is here to check out the new trends. most of the works on show come from the store rooms of the geneva freeport some two hundred fifty kilometers away. v.a. is here to show his fellow professionals that he's still in the game and is still to be taken seriously. to build up all the automation on a say i probably factors are good but last week and most of. us oh ya feel me oh yes how are you. very. last question. so that was. the man on

mr kim arrived several hours earlier. the meeting between the two men will take place on tuesday. of the canadian prime minister as "dishonest and weak" in a tweet, following the g7 meeting in quebec. tory mps are urged to rally round theresa may, as the government prepares for a series of crucial parliamentary votes on brexit. processions take place across the uk to mark 100 years since women first won the right to vote. also in the next hour, a lightning bolt devastates a family's home in east dunbartonshire. the house is engulfed by flames after being struck. the occupants escaped unharmed. and at 8.30pm, the travel show team visit egypt and set sail onboard the world's largest cruise ship.

however the two men are staying elsewhere. mrl where us presidents have stayed before. a 5—star hotel in the diplomatic district of the city. and mr kimjong—un, well, he is staying at the saint regis hotel, which is to stay nine minute walk or a five minute drive from where mr trump is staying. and there is a presidential suite in that hotel which would cost you a cool $10,000 a night. my colleague has been taking a close look at the two leaders choice of accommodation. so, this is the back entrance to the shangri—la hotel, and this is where we saw president trump's motorcade come in a short while ago. you can see the level of security there. we saw him in his big presidential limousine called the monster, waving to us as he went past. for me the key moment was a couple of moments later we saw from flash photography, the very distinctive pictures of the national security adviser john bolton with his distinctive walrus moustache in the back of that car. many people have speculated president trump would not bring him to this summit

has -- he was born in 1933 and i speak as someone who has a lot of weariness with men born before 1980, apologies to mrcabot. i sometimes think all of you guys should be locked in a hotel room one at a time and be deprogrammed. but he was never a monologuist, he was endlessly curious about other people's experience and about psychology. and, of course, i was wildly flattered. i first met him staring off of books in my mother's bookshelf. when i was 7, 8, 9, 10. re i remember reading "port noise complaint" when i was in junior high. it was so transgressive and racy. >> it was transgressive and racy. i want to quote from the tweet you made. writing about # roth gives me the power of resurrection. then i stop and he's still dead and it's as devastating as the first second. is it a huge loss in your life? your personal life, not just america's literary life? >> you know i promised i wasn't going to cry on this show because he would roll his eyes and, you know, give me -- you know, shake his head. but it was a huge -- it was a devastating loss for me. it seems strange to make such a good friend so late in l

men and women make. it is god's law. so mr.s evoking justification for obeying the law because god supports it misses the point that there's a higher moral law that must be succeeded to and certainly a wrong-headed theological approach. >> you mention it was used for slavery but also used in germany during nazi times to justify actions there. both of them absolutely horrific examples of misuse of that scripture. the administration, michael, do you think it's basically using a draconian measure to try to get democrats to the table? and do you think there's a scenario where democrats say we cannot watch this play out anymore and maybe use this as a compromise to fund the wall? >> first of all, how do you compromise with somebody who uses such draconian measures. the ability of this administration in one sense to deny the legitimacy of human life, to make sure in their own calculations of public policy or gestures in public that they will use children's bodies as the kind of capital to procure democratic investment or at least coo

mr. trump knew the two men were working together to help him.onight daniels' current lawyer michael avenatti says there are text messages that prove there was a coverup and that the president has been lying. i'll get reaction from senate judiciary committee member sheldon whitehouse. our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. let's go to joe johns. what more are we learning about this lawsuit? >> the new lawsuit accuses the former lawyer for porn star stormy daniels of violating professional obligations he owed to her as a client, including the duties of loyalty and confidentiali confidentiality. it even accuses attorney keith davidson along with the president's old lawyer michael cohen of acting in concert against her. the lawsuit describes a codzy relationship between stormy daniels's former attorney keith david son and michael cohen, saying cohen colluded with mr. davidson in davidson. it includes text messages. cohen reaches out to davidson in an attempt to get daniels to appear on fox news to deny the affair. the texts start janu

mr kim arrived several hours earlier and was greeted by singapore's prime minister. both menre confident progress can be made. it was all smiles at the start of the g7 summit two days ago, but tonight, us officials launch a stinging attack on canada's justin trudeau over trade talks. there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader engaging in this kind of diplomacy with president donald trump. tory mps are urged to rally round theresa may as the government prepares for a series of crucial parliamentary votes on brexit. also this hour: 100 years since the first british women won the right to vote. tens of thousands march across the uk to celebrate the achievements of the suffragette movement. and the king of clay, rafael nadal, does it again for the 11th time, winning the french open. also in the next hour: we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers with the journalist tony grew, and the broadcaster and writer, caroline frost. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. donald trump and kimjong un, are in singapore, preparing for their historic summit on tuesday. it

mr. speaker, it makes no sense that our men and women in uniform have been there for 17 years. the afghan government would never change. history has proven that afghanistan is a graveyard of empires and yet we in congress who take an oath of office and that oath says that we're responsible for voting to go to war, and we can't even get a debate. mr. ryan, i know you have a lot to do, but for goodness sakes, you leave in january, let us have a debate on the future of afghanistan. let members vote yea or nay. the at lease give us a debate. it's very disappointing, mr. speaker, that you will not allow to us meet our constitution -- constitutional responsibility. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. himes, for five minutes. mr. himes: thank you, mr. speaker. and i stand to address this chameer with at the -- chamber at the start of this legislative week in a slightly different mode of thinking than i usually do. because as we have become aware in the

. >> we have evidence that the term "wise men" included to be mr.mp and to be clear, i am not calling mr. trump wise man. you 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

mrs. trudeau, the two men have been at odds and the president announced aluminum tariffs.are also a sore point for european leaders. europeiteration that will not negotiate under threat. >> the president of the u.s. thinks that the u.s. has been treated in on airways by europe and by others, and the others think that this is not the case. this is not the right to view one should have. are expected to be a major object. passed a $100 billion spending bill for the upcoming budget year. including a measure for a $500 billion increase for the department of veteran affairs including $1.1 billion to paper legislation signed on wednesday by president trump to get better and more read him to see doctors out side the troubled system. it now goes to the senate. letter, house democrats today called for an investigation into eba administrator got prewitt for any potential criminal conduct. they allege that through it tepeatedly -- that prewit repeatedly used his position for global game. global news, 24 hours a day powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 c

mr. trump's first term. on state media, north korea had ngdifferent take, announcing a longer time frame and saying president trump had agreed to lift sanctions. >> two meno leaders, one destiny. >> reporter: as a persuasion tool, mr. trump showed kim this white house-produced video. the video and mr. trump's embrace of kim has concerned many who point to his abysmal human rights record. but republicans defended the bu s efident's efforts. >> it's a terrible regime. they've done terrible things. and they've been deceitful in the past. but, it's really important that we disrupted this status quo, like the president has. >> dickerson: weijia joins us w w. weijia, how north korea disarms thd how the u.s. verifies that is central to this agreement. so what do we know about the details of that? >> reporter: secretary pompeo says he expects to start engaging north korea next week, sading they have already agreed to more terms that are not in that official document. gr that's where the next conversation will kick off. erd to shore up more support, up'll be heading to beijing tomorrow to brief chinese officials. john. , dickerson: weijia, thanks. the president's

men who have sex with a porn star without using any protection? are they trusted and credible as witnesses? hypothetically, i'm saying hypothetically if that situation -- >> i hypothetically asked a question of mr. giuliani about, first of all, men who participated in porn whether they have credibility, male porn stars if they would have credibility issues on the stand. he said yes. >> they would have credibility issues. it's gender neutral in the porn world apparently for him but then on the issue of men who sleep with porn stars, i asked him the question and he said, you're trying to suggest the president here and i said, yeah, and he said he denied it. >> if a man did that, a married man did that under those circumstances, if you would think that person had credibility on the stand. >> we didn't get that far. >> the playmate which the white house and rudy giuliani has not addressed in a long time. >> because the president offered money. >> and they had a long relationship too, not just one time. >> exactly. i think, you know, it's important also to take it up to 5,000, 10,000 feet here h. we've having a conversation about whether a porn star is credible and about the president's lawyers/poli

our men and women in uniform need, we shouldn't make it a situation where it's held hostage to other political issues. it's simply not justifiable, no matter the issue. and i would note once again, mr. speaker, that it's crucially important, one of the fundamental values that our men and women in uniform are fighting for and defending is the rule of law. and for too long in the previous administration we had policies like catch and release that were sanctioned from the top. we had policies like santh ware cities that were sanctioned from the top. we had situations, mr. speaker where the laws of the republic that were passed by this body, passed by the senate, signed into law by the president were not enforced. that's not a situation we can allow to continue. so i think it's important that we address the issue of the separation of families at the border. no one wants to see ha happen or continue. i think we need to focus on it. make sure we come up with solutions for it like the kinds of solutions that are going to be presented on this floor shortly. but i think as we d that we've also got to remember the larger issues involved. including the security of the nation. that's in the ju

mr. trump's first term. >> on state media, north korea had a different take. announcing a longer time frame. and saying, president trump had agreed to lift sanctions. >> two menleaders. one destiny. >> as a persuasion tool mr. trump showed kim this white house produced video. >> the video and mr. trump's embrace of kim has concerned many. who point to his abysmal human rights record. republicans defended the president's efforts. >> it is a terrible regime. they have done terrible things and deceitful in the past. but it is really important that we disrupted this status quo like the president has the. >>> the summit was seen differently in north korea, the u.s. and the r h kor sedia is set greating their leader as an historic peacemaker. here's ben tracy. >> reporter: the north koreans claim it was kim jong-un who demanded the u.s. halt what the regime called irritating hostile military exercises on the korean peninsula. a major concession by president trump. >> we will be stopping the war games. which will save us a tremendous amount of money. >> reporter: the joint exercises have taken place for decades. they're designed to keep more than 28,000 american tro

. >> well, we have evidence that the term "wide men" quote-unquote included mr. trump.ot calling mr. trump a wise man. i'm just stating that text message from mr. c included mr. trump. if you look at these 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 whet

and the north korean leader kimjong on meeting in singapore and the two men appeared to have gotten along the fine. according to mrg in place. desperate state of its economy is what many believed brought the north korean leader back to the negotiating table. following the summits, will be seen not as south korea starting to do business together again? i put that question to chatto carol. the un ‘s actions that un sanctions make that pretty much impossible. but there are areas of inter— korean corporation that we could envisage, tourism for one example is not sanctioned, chinese, western tourists are allowed in and that could be significant because right now the north koreans are building a huge luxury tourist resort on their east coast, just a stone ‘s throw away from south korea and therefore that may be gun gang in the future looking to try and attract south korean tourists. president trump also mentioned during his press conference that north korea has great beaches and they could build really wonderful hotels and condos. yeah, i don't think that is a coincidence because that hotel resort is going up adjacent t

mr. speaker. twothe gallery today, our young men from my constituency, seat on the won a council at last month's election. both of them are 18 years old, and perhaps the youngest counselor in the country. could the prime minister congratulate them and also, which you agree with me that it is this government that provides the policies that allow young people to prosper and be successful? >> hear, hear. pm. may: can i say to my honorable friend, i am very happy to welcome them and congratulate them on their success in the local government may election. i think it is very important, the fact that it is under this government and this party that we see an 18-year-old winning a seat on the council. this shows what mountable friend, that it is this government ensuring that young people have the opportunities to pursue their hopes. >> the conclusions of the independent panel set up with the prime minister and the secretary of state, are truly shocking. both the fact that there are 456 people who lost their life following inappropriate , and theng of opioids fact that there was a closing of ranks which prevented

watching it unfold, it was easy to forget for a moment these two men had been ominously threatening nuclear war. >> mr. president, how is it going so far, sir? >> very good. >> what do you think? >> very, very good. excellent relationship, thank you. >> reporter: he even showed the north korean dictator his car, the armored limousine known as the beast. >> mr. president, did he agree to denuclearize? >> we're starting that process very quickly very quickly. absolutely. >> reporter: how quickly is unclear. the two leaders signed a joint agreement big on goals but short on specifics. president trump promising "security guarantees" for kim and kim declaring his "unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula." >> thank you very much. that's fantastic.>> r bioof timing, or how the promise of getting rid of north korea's nuclear weapons will be done and how it will be verified. but the president said the two would be meeting many times, >> great personality, very smart. >> reporter: the president later told reporters he had played kim this slickly produced video depicting a star

just before dawn during ramadan across the middle east men known as mr herat to call people to pray and eat before the fasting begins. but here in the muslim quarter of jerusalem's old city for the first time police have been detaining and finding the most a hierarchy but disturbing the sleep of the jewish settlers living here. for the police are always harassing us i've been detained four times accused of making noises that disturbs the settlers the settlers get annoyed by everything we do even the decorations we make for ramadan annoys them. the old city is split into the muslim jewish christian and armenian porters but for the past fifty years jewish settlers have also been moving into the muslim quarter now appear is where while subtler families live and the guys stop the music as they go past the house but that's not been enough to stop the settlers complaining to the police. over that of. the settlers complained again tonight there are jewish homes here this woman says this is going to go on all month. jerusalem police told al-jazeera in a statement that they are constantly trying

mr kim arrived several hours earlier and was greeted by singapore's prime minister. both mensmiles at the start of the g7 summit two days ago, but tonight, us officials launch a stinging attack on canada's justin trudeau over trade talks. there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader engaging in this kind of diplomacy with president donald trump. tory mps are urged to rally round theresa may as the government prepares for a series of crucial parliamentary votes on brexit. also this hour: 100 years since the first british women won the right to vote. tens of thousands march across the uk to celebrate

mr. kim and his men want them to me. mr. and john bolton must remind the president that he is dealing with a nave and a group behind the smile -- host: read more at washingtontimes.com. lou, republican line. caller: yes, sir, thank you for taking my call. you do a great job on your show. a comment i haven't heard today, we may be watching history repeat itself. i was in active duty in 1987 and when i returned with horses to that exercise stopped the following year, in 1988. in 1989 the berlin wall came down. something like that were to happen and they let capitalism into north korea, i think it would change the tenor of that country and would even solve some of the worst of the human abuses problems. in fact, the korean armistice is 27.ng up here, july i wouldn't be surprised if we saw a signing of the end of the as an actual event. i hope so. host: thank you. new windsor, maryland. greg, good morning, independent line. caller: caller: what -- caller: what you are going to hear a lot of people talking about is the imperialis

, my colleagues sought to drag these men into the partisan gutter, asking questions designed to parse their political positions rather than their legal philosophy. mr. president, in my 42 years of senate service, i have witnessed the gradual deterioration of the judicial confirmation process, as the former chairman of the judiciary committee and now among a serving member, i have taken an active role in the confirmation of every justice currently sitting on the supreme court and a number of who have retired. moreover, i have participated in the confirmation of half of all article iii judges who have ever served. throughout this process i have met some of the brightest legal minds this world has to offer. i have watched in disgust as my friends on the democrat side sought to undo these men and women for political gain. judicial obstruction is a serious issue on its own right, but it is merely a symptom of a much larger problem of politicization of our courts. in today's america, republicans and democrats espouse two vastly different visions for the judicial branch. on the right we believe in the judiciary outlined in the constitution, an integral bu

mr. president -- >> waiver that being said i won wisconsin, i won michigan, i won states that republican hasn't one in many, men decade, years. she didn't do a good job and you never gave me credit for doing great job. but the fact is, i did a great job. >> mr. president there was a -- >> mr. president, there is would fox report this week that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is pushing back and threatening to investigate the congressional investigators who just want documents. do you think that -- >> i hone that's not so, and i know they're getting documents and i purposely -- if you see what i've done with north korea, with the state department, mike pompeo, it's running so well, i have this running so well, i have purposely, because of this ridiculous witchhunt, i have said i'm going to stay away from the justice department until it's pleaded. so i wants to stay away. that doesn't mean i have to because i don't have. to i can get involved. but i don't want you beam say i'm interfering, that i'm doing anything. i think that the report yesterday, maybe more importantly than anything. it tollly exonerated

we say thanks to the brave men and women who have given so much for the freedom we all enjoy. i will yield. mr. frelinghuysen: we are pleased to accept it. remarkable program and we want to honor those who serve and allow them to serve with us in the further capacity. i believe we have 110 serving in congressional offices and this will provide additional opportunities toll some remarkable young men and women. mr. kildee: i thank the gentleman for yielding. and i yield back. the chair: does anyone rise to claim time in opposition? the question is on the amendment offered bid the gentleman from michigan. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. he amendment is agreed to. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognition? ms. esty: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 13 printed in house report 115-712. scharmente pursuant to house resolution 923, the gentlewoman from connecticut, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from connecticut. ms. esty: i rise in support of my amendment which wo