breaking john bolton's mr bush is a russian spy voters here in mr should different colors which makes him look like he's in disguise and just over two weeks bolton will officially take over as trump's national security adviser giving the media plenty of time to tease out any and all ties but may have to russia and speculate on exactly what they mean good luck guys. legal and media analyst lionel believes bolton's appointment sends conflicting messages we started off with hawkish responsible bellicose saber rattling all this be more circumspect it changes by the day i have to remind you of this one issue north korea still phase one president trump one to choose one them we can annihilate you are button is bigger than your button we have more missiles are new to watch it phase two. data great let's meet political stage three let's bring in bolton who wanted a preemptive strike if you can figure this out if you can see any pattern to this you're a better person than i am but we've got an update ahead on the numbers getting out of syria's war ravaged district and on the me to harassment c

mr. trump, should -- mr. trump, should stormy daniels be able to speak?should storym daniels -- mr. trump, should stormy daniels be able to speak? >> thanks guys, that's not what we're talking about. [ laughter ] >> seth: "we're not talking about that, man, we're talking about ice cream. talking about how i crushed this ice cream." [ light laughter ] seriously don jr. is eating that ice cream like he's trying to get his picture on the wall. [ laughter ] but donald trump was not focused on his party losing yet another special election yesterday, because donald trump is thinking on a much grander scale. he can't focus on what's happening in pennsylvania. he can't even focus on what's happening on earth, because donald trump's mind is in the stars. as he made clear yesterday when he floated the bizarre idea of creating a space force while speaking to marines in california. >> space is a war-fighting domain. just like the land, air, and sea. [ light laughter ] we may even have a space force. develop another one. space force. we have the air force, we'll have

mr. tugendhat, where a crime has been committed and you have evidence, you should take that to -- mr.gendhat: i am not specifically referring to a crime. i am saying that the sanctions on individuals only work if the state is not allowed to find a loop around the sanction. this is one of those areas where it appears that sanctions on businesses are being compensated for by the russian state. as mr. austin rightly said, we are not dealing with a normal regime here. if you go to the russian state and say, "a particular aspect has been sanctioned. will the russian state, therefore, recognise the international importance of the sanctions regime?" they will look for a way round the sanction and a way to help the individual because, of course, the individual, the state and the gangster regime of kgb-affiliated agents are all one. mr. johnson: as you know, mr. tugendhat, we have already sanctioned about 149 individuals, who have restrictions on their travel and on their ability to transact business in this country, certainly. if you have evidence of other individuals who are breaking the law

do you think that health care should be a civil right? mr. lamb: i think it is absolutely a civil right and everyone should have it. bob: do you believe social orurity is a benefit something americans have paid into and are owed? would you support or oppose any type of cut to anyone's social security benefits? mr. lamb: i know social security is something that people have paid into and have earned. people are telling me when they he started working when he was 12 years old and started paying social security taxes. he took out his key ring after you told me all this, held it out and he had his dog tag on their when he served in korea. he said do not break your promise to me. stick up for these programs. he paid for them. social security is a promise we made to our people. i will keep that promise. mr. saccone: social security is a promise we made our people. in a couple years, i will probably be on it. he has lied over and over and said that i plan to cut social security and medicare. never advocated and never would advocate cutting social secu

mr. arnold, should be done now? she claims that no harm no foul. i.c.e.as still able to round up 150 suspicious individuals. that's it. everything's fine. no damage done. you say what? >> well, i think there's a couple important points to be made regarding this specific event. and the activities of sanctuary cities in general to frustrate i.c.e.'s enforcement efforts. first off, with this event, you know, anyone in law enforcement will tell you that if you give the bad guys a heads up that they are coming for you, that you put those law enforcement officers and agents at risk. you know, a lot of these people had serious criminal histories, violent criminal histories. there are gang members among them, that they could be laying in wait for them and they could do them harm. secondly, the stated objective of the mayor was to protect her community. well, as you stated, i.c.e. was only able to round up 150 of the 800 criminals they set out to arrest. that means that there's some 650 criminals at large, either in that community or elsewhere who are likely to re

with the summit call what do you make of those possible measures that could and according to mr bennett should be imposed on russia how worried would it be about does. well actually i think that russia as it has its own national policy independent of foreign policy would retaliate in to greater extent i think or russia should actually expel expel the same number of us than diplomats because this is really in unprecedented an unprecedented. affair in the history of recent diplomatic relations between russia and the western powers because the love a love relationship between russia and the western powers especially with the u.s. and of course with the u.k. is very very low sol russia should do italy eight little asian is not the proper was actually oh this should should should. by the same measure this is there should be a mirror answer and it will be justified in terms that russia should be showing to the world that russia should be considered as a responsive power and the expulsions are expected but as mr bennett was saying that there are measures that european powers can take that russia coul

breaking john bolton's missteps started is a russian spies voters here and mr should different colors which makes him look like he's in disguise and just over two weeks bolton will officially take over as trump's national security adviser giving the media plenty of time to tease out any and all ties but may have to russia and speculate on exactly what they mean good luck guys but we also spoke to legal and media analyst he is of the belief bolton's appointment sends conflicting messages we started off with hawkish responsible bellicose saber rattling all this be more circumspect it changes by the day i have to remind you of this one issue north korea. phase one president trump wanted to one them we can annihilate you are a button is bigger than your button we have more missiles are new to watch it phase two were approached detente great let's meet political stage three let's bring in bolton who wanted a preemptive strike if you can figure this out if you can see any pattern to this you're a better person than i am. saturday afternoon in quarter past one here in moscow a lot still to c

give it so easily to the americans to rag the result of you know several years of negotiations should be allow mr trump to kill this deal no diffidently we should prove to mr frum that he will be a loser and they won't get into march while walking away from this pact we have we'll known as dr to you we have very much calculated this strategy we can come from the situation very powerful and i think the russian policy both in the region and international community especially reserve you the nuclear part is very rational we support the position we have various close collaboration with the government of russia now speaking about the russian regional a policy there is some concern in moscow the trumpet ministration may choose to try and turn the course of the syrian war by launching yet another unilateral strike on damascus the russians have already said would meet retaliation i'm sure of that we'll see you. lottery will strike by the united states as an act of a russian but i'm also sure that you have little interest in seeing a major clash between nuclear powers in your on your own borders what is y

breaking john bolton's mr bush is a russian spy voters here in mr should different colors which makes him look like he's in disguise and just over two weeks bolton will officially take over as trump's national security adviser giving the media plenty of time to tease out any and all ties but may have to russia and speculate on exactly what they mean good luck guys. in the legal media around this line the police bolton's appointment sends conflicting messages we started off with hawkish responsible bellicose saber rattling all let's be more circumspect it changes by the day i have to remind you of this one issue north korea still phase one president trump want to choose why now we can annihilate you are a button is bigger than your button we are more a missile than you do watch it face to rapprochement detente great let's meet stage three let's bring in bolton who wanted a preemptive strike if you can figure this out if you can see any pattern to this you're a better person than i am. still in the states for a different story massmart shows are underway in cities across the us right no

breaking john bolton's missteps started is a russian spy bolton's hair and mr should different colors which makes him look like he's in disguise and just over two weeks bolton will officially take over as trump's national security adviser giving the media plenty of time to tease out any and all ties but may have to russia and speculate on exactly what they mean good luck guys. legal and media analyst lionel police but was a point when sends conflicting messages indeed we started off with hawkish responsible bellicose saber rattling let's be more circumspect it changes by the day i have to remind you of this one issue north korea. phase one president trump one to choose one them we can annihilate you are a button is bigger than your button we have more missiles or new to watch it. phase two rapprochement detente great let's meet stage three let's bring in bolton who wanted a preemptive strike if you can figure this out if you can see any pattern to this you're a better person than i am. a seventeen year old palestinian girls being sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping and ki

shannon: yes or no, do you think that health care should be a civil right? mr. mb: i think that affordable health care is a civil right and everybody should have it. bob mayo for mr. lamb. bob: do you think that social security is a benefit or something americans have paid into and are owed? in the interest of entitlement reform, would you support or oppose any type of cut to anyone's social security benefits? mr. lamb: bob, i know such a security is something that people have paid into and have earned. people are telling me when they insulted they are when they hear paul ryan talking about it. said came up to me and he that he started working when he was 12 years old and started paying social security taxes. he took out his key ring after he told me this and he had his dog tag on their when he served in korea. he asked me to hold it. when i did, he said do not break your promise to me. stick up for these programs. we paid into them. social security is a promise we made to our people. i will keep that promise. mr. saccone: social security is a promise we made our

mr. skripal, should be poisoned. it is a russian only nerve agent. >> w we destroyed d our chemical weapons under the supepervisionf a international watchdog. we were the first to do it. our partners promised to do so but did not keep their promise. peter: boris johnson indicating that he believes vladimir putin does order the killing of traders and defectors -- traito rs and defectors. the actual language he has used is traitors will kick the bucket. this doesn't sound like the language of a man who can be reasoned with. christian: what we have to do now is investigate the cases of the dead in connection with russia. le have to ask why the skripa case is suddenly the wake-up call? why didn't the british government pay attention before? this is an alien government under intense pressure that has to deal with brexit and cannot cope with it -- no one can. now they make russia a scapegoat. politically speaking this is obvious -- alan: the opposite is true. i'm sorry, christian. these cases were not investigated fully be

mr. rosen: it certainly should and will. the obvious question now is how , do we get this to steven spielberg and who plays bingham in the movie? [laughter] mr. magliocca: someone with long mutton, you know mutton , chop sideburns would be the person. i don't know who -- certainly -- why not tom hanks? mr. rosen: tom hanks would be great. mr. magliocca: he can play anybody, right? mr. rosen: lewis would be great as well. i think we have time for just one or two questions from the audience if there are any. robin has the microphone, so please wait for us. yes, ma'am. >> what i'm wondering is, what would bingham think of the government shutdown that's going on right now and the whole really debate that is going on between the republicans and the democrats? mr. magliocca: great question, thank you so much for asking. mr. magliocca: yes, things. i think one thing to say is that bingham was a very partisan person. he was a republican. he didn't much like democrats. and the whole of reconstruction was partisan. there were very few

he said: the shadow home secretary diane abbott said that mr smith should not have spoken out in the colleague, he wanted to make a contribution to the debate, and he will be able to do so, what he can't do is sit on our front bench and advance a position which is simply not labour party policy. but no one is saying he can't have his own opinion, but we are clear, we want a meaningful vote on defining the deal —— the final bill in parliament because after a ll final bill in parliament because after all we are a parliamentary democracy. we are not calling for a second referendum. european union leaders in brussels today said they were preparing coordinated measures against russia following the salisbury attack. separately, they approved guidelines for the negotiation of future relations with the uk — in what's being seen as a key step in the brexit process. plans for a transition period after march next year were also formally signed off, as our political editor laura kuenssberg explains from brussels. they don't always look so pleased to see each other. the eu's chief negotiator gras

defense secretary that russia should go away and shut up and mr lavrov put aside his diplomatic hat for a moment rather cuttingly replied that mr williamson may be trying to go down in history but perhaps he has no education and beyond that russia are essentially saying lavrov saying we're not listening anymore to anything further that the u.k. has to say on this matter there is a procedure to be followed through the o.p.c. w. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons by which all the signatories go through an investigative procedure and decide how to respond russia in that instance would be given ten days to respond all of this therefore is out of procedure britain has jumped the gun and until they go back to treaty procedure russia essentially seems to be saying they'll have nothing more to do with it there seems to be a feeling of the entire country that we won't hear from mr putin until after the election that you touched on there is his calculation that this might mobilize voters in his favor even though everyone saying look he's going to win the election anyway. wel

unilaterally decides who are implicated in national security danger based upon unsubstantiated evidence mr brennan should be under investigation for assassinations and i would drink to that ok let me go to steve here were given a peculiar situation here do believe jim comi or interim a cave. that's a dilemma that's a really. sad state of affairs which when you get to believe go ahead you know what i'm getting at steve go ahead well here's here's what yeah well of course commies got the book coming out and he's been tweeting that oh i'm going to tell my story who cares but here's the deal call me testified under oath that he never authorized anyone to talk to the media about the sensitive information that mccabe reportedly or allegedly talked to the media about and mccabe said that you know he was authorized to do it so and they both said this on their oath so one of them committed perjury apparently this is so outrageous and really i mean if we had an honest media in this country the new york times would be putting this story on its plate front page. every single day documenting every single thing we're

mr. speaker, we should pass this bill to commemorate lance corporal thomas rivers jr. and the ultimate sacrifice he made for the country he so loved. i urge the pass and of h.r. 4646 -- passage of h.r. 4646 and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from alabama. mr. palmer: mr. speaker, i appreciate very much the comments from the gentleman from missouri. i know the family does. i knew corporal rivers. he attended the same high school as my children. i know his mom and dad very well. and he's another example, as we've heard time and time again on this floor, of young men and women willing to sacrifice their lives not only for their country but for their fellow soldiers and marines. and it's an honor to stand here with my friend from missouri, mr. clay, to urge passage of this bill. mr. speaker, i would like to make the gentleman from missouri aware that i have no further speakers and i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gent

mr. mueller should understand i am not going in on friday. this is a direct quote in josh dawsey's report. let me bring in josh dawsey. i imagine you're waiting for that briefing to begin, josh. tell me how this came about. >> sure. there was a subpoena floating around over the weekend. i think axios and others have reported it so i called sam today and asked him point blank, have you been subpoenaed to be in front of a grand jury? and what do they want? and sam kindly, he's the quintessential provocateur offered to forward me the subpoena and said he wanted to speak on the record. and in an on the record interview he gave me a few pretty explosive quotes. now, to be fair, we have not been able to reach the special counsel's office, but he forwarded a lengthy e-mail from his lawyer that says when they wanted him to come in. as of friday, we know the grand jury usually meets on friday. they also forwarded a document with lots of names and very specific legal language and he said he plans not to comply and would be willing to go to jail. now, w

give it so easily to the americans to rag the result of you know several years of negotiations should we allow mr trump to kill this deal no different than flu. we should prove to mr frum that he will be a loser and they won't get into march while walking away from this pact we have well known a strategy we have very much calculated the strategy we can come from the situation very powerful and i think the russian policy both in the region and international community especially reserve you the nuclear project is very rational we support the position we have various close collaboration with the government of russia now speaking about the russian regional a policy there is some concern in moscow that the trumpet ministration may choose to try and turn the course of the syrian war by launching yet another unilateral strike on damascus and the russians have already would meet retaliation i'm sure that we'll see a unilateral strike by the united states as an act of a russian but i'm also sure that you have little interest in seeing a major clash between nuclear powers in your on your own borders or wha

unilaterally decides were implicated in national security danger based upon unsubstantiated evidence mr brennan should be under investigation for assassinations and i would drink to that ok let me go to steve here were given a peculiar situation here do believe jim comi or interim mccabe. that's a dilemma that's a really. sad state of affairs which when you get to believe go ahead you know what i'm getting at steve go ahead well here's here's what yeah well of course commies got the book coming out and he's been tweeting that oh i'm going to tell my story who cares but here's the deal call me testified under oath that he never authorized anyone to talk to the media about the sensitive information that mccabe reportedly or allegedly talked to the media about and mccabe said that you know he was authorized to do it so and they both said this on their oath so one of them committed perjury apparently this is so outrageous and really i mean if we had an honest media in this cut. sheree the new york times will be putting this story on its front page every single day documenting every single thing we're talk

unilaterally decides who are implicated in national security danger based upon unsubstantiated evidence mr brennan should be under investigation for assassinations and i would drink to that ok let me go to steve here were given a peculiar situation here do believe jim comi or interim mccabe. that's a dilemma that's a really. sad state of affairs which when you get to believe go ahead you know what i'm getting at steve go ahead well here's here but of course what yeah well of course called he's got the book coming out and he's been tweeting that oh i'm going to tell my story who cares but here's the deal colbert testified under oath. that he never authorized anyone to talk to the media about the sensitive information that mccabe reportedly or allegedly talked to the media about and said that you know he was authorized to do it so and they both said this on their oath so one of them committed perjury apparently this is so outrageous and really i mean if we had an honest media in this country the new york times would be putting this story on its plate front page every single day documenting every single thi

unilaterally decides were implicated in national security danger based upon unsubstantiated evidence mr brennan should be under investigation for assassinations and i would drink to that ok let me go to steve here were given a peculiar situation here do believe jim comi or interim a cave. that's a dilemma that's a really sad sad state of affairs which when you get to believe go ahead you know what i'm getting at steve go ahead well here's what yeah well of course called he's got the book coming out and he's been tweeting that oh i'm going to tell my story who cares but here's the deal colby testified under oath that he never authorized anyone to talk to the media about the sensitive information that mccabe reportedly or allegedly talked to the media about and mccabe said that you know he was authorized to do it so and they both said this on their oath so one of them committed perjury apparently this is so outrageous and really i mean if we had an honest media in this country. the new york times will be putting this story on its front page every single day documenting every single thing we're talking a

our public schools and public money should not be used to generate a profit. and teachers, mr. speaker, should be teaching and not carrying guns to try to protect their students. as tens of thousands of students across our country and here in the capital have rallied and called for attention to safety in our public schools by passing sensible gun reform legislation, mr. speaker, unfortunately this body has yet to address the issue of guns and safety in our schools and in our classrooms. and if we wanted to support education for our kids, we should make sure that they have the right to live. that is what we're talking about. kids who go to sleep at night wondering if they're going to cower in the corners of their classrooms the next day because somebody has a gun because congress has not done their job. the trump administration and secretary devos have demonstrated they want to make sure the money is what prevails. and mr. speaker, today as we honor our public schools, we also need to honor the responsibility of congress to protect our students and protect our public education. w

mr. trump saying they never should have come to the white house and should leave. aides noted mr. trump told them they should keep serving in their roles, even as he asked general kelly for help moving them out. think on that for a second. this comes as the fbi is scrutinizing ivanka trump's business deals. that's holding up her security clearance. kushner has seen his security clearance downgraded. this is when hope hicks, the most trusted aide outside the family resigned. the economic adviser might quit and the national security advicer, h.r. mcmaster is likely to leave next month. boris sanchez is outside the mar-a-lago estate. it feels like kelly is more embattled than ever. president trump where you are, behind closed doors, with a friendly audience. the chaos around him is boiling over. >> reporter: that's right, erin. just one of these controversies would be plenty for any president to handle. compound them all and all of them unfolding in the past week. it gives you an idea of the amount of pressure the president is under, specifically turmoil within his own staff leading t

defectors such as mr script how. should be poisoned so it's. a russian only nerve agent this is a rather ham and yet solid evidence that poor directly ordered it because what you say that is the most direct accusation of russia's lead that ever right. well i'm afraid you know he's in charge of the clattering train as we say in the u.k. somebody has to be responsible somebody has to be accountable and we in the u.k. think that the. evidence points the evidence or culpability points to the russian state and as it did in the case of alexander litvinenko when you remember the trail of polonium led back very clearly to the russian state and in the end. mr putin is in charge and that is you know that i'm afraid he cannot escape responsibility and culpability why did he make a statement without waiting for the outcomes of the investigation that you are conducting right now and then when you about their present government well we are giving the samples obviously to the organization to the technical experts are coming today and by the way i have great c

unilaterally decides were implicated in national security danger based upon unsubstantiated evidence mr brennan should be under investigation for assassinations and i would drink to that ok let me go to steve here were given a peculiar situation here do believe jim comi or interim a cave. that's a dilemma that's a really. sad state of affairs which when you get to believe go ahead you know what i'm getting at steve go ahead well here's here but of course what yeah well of course commies got the book coming out and he's been tweeting that oh i'm going to tell my story who cares about.

unilaterally decides were implicated in national security danger based upon unsubstantiated evidence mr brennan should be under investigation for assassinations and i would drink to that ok let me go to steve here we're given a peculiar situation here do believe jim comi or interim a cave. that's a dilemma that's a really. sad state of affairs which one you're going to believe go ahead you know what i'm getting at steve go ahead well here's here but of course what yeah well of course commies got the book coming out and he's been tweeting that oh i'm going to tell my story who cares but here's the deal colbert testified under oath. that he never authorized anyone to talk to the media about the sensitive information that mccabe reportedly or allegedly talked to the media about and said that you know he was authorized to do it so and they both said this on their oath so one of them committed perjury apparently this is so outrageous and really i mean if we had an honest media in this country the new york times would be putting this story on its front page every single day documenting every single thing we

mr. should in mexico is doing good work. a recent study from m.i.t.ommodation of technology and facilitation officials can be more efficient in terms of reducing evasion and corporate tax. also, you need to formalize and maybe have three levels of taxation for micro, small, medium, and large size so you can get the right incentives for formalization in the way companies are registered in a country like ours. scarlet: if you look at the equity market, a lot of people use that as a gauge for have economy is doing. president trump likes to do that. colombia's benchmark stock index is the worst performer over the last five years according to bloomberg data. we track more than 100 primary indexes here.what has been the root of the problem ? certainly employ to inefficiencies and government spending but i had spent -- but that has been the case for longer. ivan: the development of local capital markets was highly dependent on oil. we had the oil companies being the ones who had more trading in our local capital markets. there are two objectives i want to ac

mr. speaker, i had the pleasure of meeting andrea who is one this global teachers were just before she went on perceived i think we should all congratulatory and the school, the great work that she does there. mr. speaker, today is the kurdish new year and can we wish all kurdish people all around the world happy and good for those who are suffering so much in the conflict in syria a hope of peace in the year to come? mr. speaker, does the prime minister believed the collapse of most hampton kells is result of conservative incompetence as a local level or is a conservative incompetence at a national level? [laughing] [shouting] >> can't i first joined right honorable gentleman in wishing all those are subverting a very happy day. if we are looking at what is happening in relation to local council, obvious have been reports in the county council of looks -- let's look at what we see across the board. yes, yes, yes. if you look at what is happening in councils up and down this country there is one message for everybody and that is a conservative counsel. [shouting] >> jeremy corbyn. >> my question was actually quite specif