to do with child grooming now the trial was subject to reporting restrictions in the media and mr robinson had previously been told in another instance by another judge not to do this kind of behavior that if he had done it again it would lead to a sentence and that's what eventually happened now it would appear that despite mr robinson's breaking of the law and facebook's rules it's money which decides for the social media giant which which behavior and which content it is acceptable and which isn't and it's interesting because this comes as the regulator here of war those social media giants like facebook and others they have to do more to police their sites are to say thank you for bringing us that report from. more news after a short break. so . what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. you somehow want to be preached. to the right to be close to see what the fuck are you the more people. interested always in the lives of our. city. or come back to the program as a trail of vigilante mob attacks

mrs. robinson, mrs. obama would have a taste and it was the ability to choose great collections to begin with so that was a great plus for us. >> you have a question here. >> i enjoyed hearing it. bad behavior events with alcohol, did we ever reduce the number of alcoholic drinks with eggnog and on that vein of protocol, so much about the protocol with the british wedding recently and the etiquette, you are supposed to wear certain things, was there also that kind of thing? >> first question, we started having nonalcoholic eggnog and the recipe is touched with tradition, you can't mess with the recipe but we warn people this is really potent. be careful because people usedo to drink a lot more and now for a lot of people it had quicker but we did certainly offer other alternatives. we were careful what events we served alcohol. >> hard liquor like st. patrick's day, a particularly liquid event every year but also really fun. after a none docked down military socialites in her seal to get to the pres. to

mr. lawrence robinson. >> mr. speaker, as a former chairman of the committee and given the unresolved issues which remain in northern ireland , does the prime minister have any plans to visit the province in the near future? >> obviously there are a number of issues that we are considering in northern ireland but in the brexit content, there's a devolved administration and we will get back up and running. i can say to my honorable friend i hope to be visiting northern ireland in the next few weeks. >> jeremy corbyn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i join the prime minister in paying tribute to armed forces day and reserves day and i hope -- and i hope that we also recognize we need to do far more for veterans and their housing and health needs,a as well. i also would like to pay tribute to the firefighters attacking the blaze. i'm sure all our thoughts are with the firefighters and the community and families. and we are there to support them. on brexit, the business secretary believes business is entitled to be listene

mrs. robinson. she models after your mom. your mom was right there with you. >> grandma. we could not have made it through the white house without her. she had been helping me long before coming to the white house because barack was a state senator in the u.s. senate and those were jobs that had him away from home usually most of the week. and i still had a full-time job and at any point in time i was a professional with the job of my own and we had little kids. we could afford help and we had a couple of great babysitters but the one time i lost that one good babysitter and it crushed me like nothing else when she said she had to be because she thought she needed to make more many i thought i was going to lose an arm. i don't need you. leave i told barack you do nothing for me. [laughter] i remember that pain and thought how can i go to work every day and not know that my kids are good? not to get on a soapbox but why affordable childcare is so important because having access to that security for all the families out there who don't have a choice and have to go to work i

mrs. robinson: thank you, mr. speaker.popular bramhall hairdressers ed and mike are visiting parliament today. like many other small businesses, it is through their small -- it is through their skills, expertise and hard work that they are successful. will she join me in praising small businesses up and down the country for the work that they do, and does she agree that is by building a strong economy that we provide the best conditions for them to survive and thrive? pm may: can i say to my honorable friend that i am very happy to join her in recognizing the vital role that small businesses play in our economy and, indeed, in our local communities? and they are providing valuable services, products and jobs for local people, and we should never fail to recognize the great work that they do. but of course, government's role is insuring that a strong economy in which those businesses can thrive, and that is exactly what the conservative government is doing. mr. bercow: kate hoey. mrs. hoey: mr. speaker the prime , minister

mr. speaker, h.r. 5772 would add judge mary lou robinson's name to the federal building and courthouse in apple rill -- amarillo, texas, so it will be known as the j. marvin jones federal building and mary lou robinson united states courthouse. marvin jones served in all three branches of our federal government. judge robinson has served in the judicial branch of the state and federal government for more than 60 years. this designation honors each of them in a way that is fitting to each of them. adding judge robinson's name of that of marvin jones will not only honor the careers of two remarkable individuals, it will help inspire all of us to reach toward their high standards of integrity, professionalism, and service to our nation. again, i thank the gentleman for yielding and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentlewoman from nevada is recognized. ms. titus: thank you, mr. speaker. i would just say, again, that we are most impressed by the two people whose names are on this federal building, and i urge my colleagues to support the designation. i yield bac

mr. trump win the election. my guest this morning, president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani. joining me for insight and analysis is washington post columnist eugene robinson and daniel and nbc news mark murray and susan page, washington burro chief of "usa today." welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. boy, do we have a lot ocho get to. the troubled nuclear talks and president trump's summit meetings with nato and vladimir putin a one on one there. i have my interview with mr. trump's lawyer and russia developments and the biggest of all in the next week is his pick for the court which we'll find out tomorrow evening but we'll begin with a story the entire world is watching now and that is the rescue attempts to get those 12 boys and a soccer coach out of caves in thailand. let me go to bill neely where it appears we have a good news ending so far. bill, what can you tell us now? >> reporter: good morning, chuck, from a very rain know northern thailand and a few minutes ago the third and fourth of those boys went past in ambulances. four of the 12 boys in the hospital receiving medical treatment. they came down the jungle path

mr. nelson: and, further, would you believe, as you correctly pointed out, that once jackie robinson was able to break into the majors -- 1947 -- but it was another 11 years, 1958, before the last team in the major leagues integrated. and for all that period of time, these great baseball players who have contributed so much, they had no pension. and, further, would you believe that it was years later in this senate in the last decade that finally the commission on baseball was brought in front of the commerce committee, having to face the music about the fact that the retired players that had not played in major league baseball but in the old negro leagues in america, because they couldn't get into major league baseball, even while the rest of the teams were being integrated, that took 11 years. and finally major league baseball, through bud zell i.g. finally agreed to give them a one-time pension payment. and this senator is so grateful because that's helped so many of the residents in my state that are these great players that you have so accurately, senator, described their considerab

so in effect when both dominik rab and i would robinson appeared before the committee this afternoon, mration and conduct of the negotiations, drawing upon support from other departments. does that not rather suggest that the two of you should rather swap places because you're the secretary of state and you're being supported by your official next year. what we have done is try and make clear given some of the tensions that you are understandable affected, and given the mixed functions of the cabinet office europe team and text you were performing that both as a matter of the official level of advice we get, that in terms of the ministerial chain of command there is one team and that the advice runs coherently and that the advice runs coherently and functions as effectively as possible through the ministerial chain of command, as the statement that the prime minister has put out today makes crystal clear, she is in charge of it was asians. i deputise for herand we charge of it was asians. i deputise for her and we very much welcome the advice you get. these arrangements as you move into

mr. trump win the election. my guest this morning, president trump's lawyer, rudy guiliani. >>> joining me for insight and analysis are, "washington post" columnist, eugene robinson. danielle pletka of the american enterprise institute. nbc news senior political editor, mark murray, and susan page, washington bureau chief of "usa today." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. we do have a lot to get to today. the troubled nuclear talks with north korea. president trump's upcoming nato meeting. and that planned one-on-one with vladimir putin after the nato summit. i have my interview with mr. trump's lawyer, rudy guiliani on the latest on the russia investigation and the michael cohen developments. and, of course, biggest of all, it's president trump's announcement tomorrow of his pick for the supreme court. he's doing that in prime time. but let's begin with a story that has the entire world's attention. and right now it looks like it could be a good news ending, at least. the effort under way right now to rescue 1