and so that was why mr. mcmillan was mentioning at this instrument, catherine the china is boyes and this is a, is admirable either. she wasn't able to, you know, it's blown just in the portion of that because it's either but i, it's like i'm stuff is i can get it. but i thought if i could, if that were bundled those eventually this is grant lloyd bridgecrest dawson. we are to stand with them a shame. yes, sir. i say, yes. you would you, brewster right. you're a grown with us and keep it to bizarre. boston when you're trying to come by and combine your bookkeeper, it is a my deal with through the way and then you post it and i'm showing it as a crow. the other shit up are you from each in the living school of munich? you are, scott, why and you don't come off with us, could out on so motion buttons. elaine was show proposed budget and we tried to use what she and what would you hear, what i need you are storing the store as wish along with a nice break and go out the glitter. if i get a minute to do more than just go with that, i might need to send the emphasis on order some, some of

mr. mcmillan, thank you for your time tonight.ate you being here. >> rachel, thank you for having me. >> over the last few years, looking at sort of shady business stuff around the former president, one thing i have found difficult on a personal level is that his business to some degree ma, maybe for the most part, has been real estate and strikes me that big city real estate of the type he's involved in always seems really shady and scummy to everybody who looks in on it from the outside who doesn't know the business. and sort of hard to tell whether he was worse and doing more egregious things than everybody else in what is already sort of a dirty business. applying that same standard to this as a wall street story, is this chinese firm an outlier in terms of this corner of wall street, these types of deals, and the kind of scrutiny that they have attracted? >> well, this is definitely an unusual firm to choose for one of most high profile deals on wall street. the trump spac is something a lot of people are talking about, a lot

mr harold macmillan. "he is the prime minister. "do you know what a prime minister is, young man? "and i said �*no, sir�*." "the country!" so you met harold mcmillanareer, you said that you wanted to be a politician. but there must be some sort of media gene in the snow family because dan snow are also a tv presenters. did you always know you wanted to be a journalist? no, i didn't really know i wanted to be a journalist. i really wanted to be a troublemaker. i wanted to change things. i mean, after i was sent down from university, i had to find something to do and i went to work in a day centre for homeless and vulnerable teenagers and stayed there for three years and it kind of taught me everything i had not learned at that point. how come you're sitting with me of the media show? you did become a journalist. wel, i did, and the — i wish i could've said i had worked for the bbc and then made the transformation. but actually, despite pining to work for the bbc, i never have been invited. there's still time, jon. but, of course, in that time, the invention of independent radio, of commercial radio was hatched and the first station on air was lbc,