take someone who was in russian custody years ago who one would think if somebody were to won him mr skip our dispatched could have been done easier in prison but no he waited until after a predator exchange to ask him or attempt to offer him with the bows deadly nerve agent known to mankind which if it were that would have completely evacuated the entire city where people walked into a hospital obviously it wasn't that none of this made any sense yet the allegations were that it was obviously a russian connection even though it may no sense and it was just forgot they just dropped it after all types of diplomatic problems now we have these two people. and so far nobody but nobody can even make at this particular point and i hope they're ok i hope this is a mistake i don't want to see any one of the anybody want to see anyone in injured or killed but two random people a stand simply with no connection to annie's thing or you could argue willies.

why was it so important to skip your job in prince william county and go campaign for someone who was such a bad apple? mr. stewart: well, let me ask you this question? why is it that you skipped your entire four years when your governor of virginia? four years. [cheers and applause] mr. stewart: tim kaine gets elected in 2005 on what promise? that he was going to fix the roadways in virginia. he proposed tax increases three times, one of those times i was declared unconstitutional. talk about things that were unconstitutional, he was a lawyer, it is unanimous, his proposed fix was unconstitutional. he did not fix the road. that is why we had $40 one-way tolls and i-66 today because he could not fix the roads. all he does is increase taxes, he gets nothing done, folks. think back. ask the question, when he was four years as governor, what did he get done? six years in the u.s. senate, what did he get done? we cannot afford to have a u.s. senator gets nothing done. kaine: i knew you could not look this audience in the face and say the word roy moore. it was disgraceful. you knew who he was and you did that

with senator john mccain, tagged along with high-tech bounty hunters chasing skips, and drove bruce willis' dodge charger while mrllis rode shotgun." why put that in your bio? tom: i am a writer who has never focused on one thing. i have been hopscotching from topic to topic through my career. there are certain advantages to being a specialist in your reporting. there has never been anyone topic area that has grabbed me hard enough and long enough, and for me, part of the joy of reporting is collecting people and experiences. that was a cross-section of some of the experiences i have been fortunate enough to have. brian: when did you do mount kilimanjaro and why? tom: the simple why is because it was for "travel and leisure." that was 1999 or 2000 and what was intriguing about the piece, you may be familiar with scott fisher, he wound up dying on mount everest. it was in the "into thin air" book which turned into a movie. he had a mountaineering copy, and adventure travel company. rather than take the main tourist route, he was hiking up the back of kilimanjaro, bushwhacking our way up. it was also an opportunity

secretary's skipping negotiations, two years of negotiations with themselves, and they wanted to shut down parliament for five days. they've even given up on negotiating with each other. isn't the case, mr. speaker, that the government is failing to negotiate brexit, failing to meet the needs of -- >> order, order, order. i know what the attempt is, and it's not to going to work. the right honorable -- order. the right honorable gentleman will complete his question, he will not be shouted down, not today and not any day. learn it, it's quite simple. jeremy corbin. >> thank you, mr. speaker. after two years negotiating with themselves, they then wanted to shut down parliament five days early. they've even given up on negotiating with each other. is it the case that the government is failing to negotiate brexit? failing to meet the needs of the country because they are too busy, far too busy fighting each other? >> prime minister! >> let me, met me tell the right honorable gentleman what i've been doing over the last week. and perhaps let me -- [inaudible conversations] and met me, and let me -- let me also what the right honorable gentleman has been doing over the last week. while i was

these hearings, there is a tendency to skip over too quickly on the qualities and attributes that led the president to nominate the individual and in this case, mr kavanaugh, and the first place. senator specter has already given us an overview that had quite an effect. we also heard testimony of two excellent court judges for whom he clerked. judge kaczynski of the night circuit and judge stapleton of the third circuit court of appeals. these are people with impeccable reputations. not only did you distinguish yourself as a clerk on two appellate courts, but you also served as a clerk on the supreme court and had an academic career that was pretty impressive as well. you have a series of impressive jobs in both the executive and private sector. you are a talented appellate advocate as well. let me just say my time is running out, but in addition to your three judicial workships you worked in the solicitor general's office, the department of justice with ken starr, and of course with the office of special counsel and of course nobody should judge you as an attorney for having worked at something as unpleasant as that. attorneys work on unpleasan

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these hearings, there is a tendency to skip over to quickly on the qualities and attributes that led the president to nominate the individual and in this case, mr. kavanaugh, and the first place. senator specter has already given us an overview that had quite an effect. we also heard testimony of two excellent court judges for home he clerked. judge kaczynski of the night circuit and judge stapleton of the third circuit kurt of appeals. these are people with impeccable reputations. not only did you distinguish yourself as a clerk onto appellate courts but you also served as a clerk on the supreme court in had an academic career that was pretty impressive as well. you have a series of impressive jobs in both the executive and private sector. you are a talented appellate advocate. let me just say my time is running out but in addition to your three judicial workshops, you worked in the solicitor general's office, the department of justice with ken starr, and of course with the office of course counsel and of nobody should judge you as an attorney for having worked at something as unpleasant as that. attorneys work on unpleasant manners in many wa

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