. >> trevor: i've auld wanted to say that, mr. prime minister.to refer to you like that dornghts they, mr. prime minister? >> yes and no. some call me tavy. my daughter says, at home, you're no prime minister, you're daddy. >> trevor: aww! she's seven. she's quite bossy. >> get the police to escort her out, my friend. >> i wouldn't do that. being from estonia, coming from the economic turmoil the country was in and what you've done, that has been something that hasn't been lost on american politicians. we have a few clips here. >> you can fill out your tax return in estonia online in five minutes. >> estonians can use their smartphones to get just about anything done online. i should have called the estonians when we were setting up our healthcare web site. >> trevor: that's you! that's you! (applause) so let's start with the first part. jeb bush says estonians can fill out tax returns in five minutes. is that true? >> well, it used to be. now we upgraded the system. it's three minutes on average. seriously. he was in estonia last year, and i tol

but mr. prime if i can ask you from your nato position, the 28-member nations themselves are all part of the global coalition fighting isis, but nato itself is an entity is not. is there anything that may change that? is there a need to change that? >> the attacks in brussels today reminds us of how important it is that we stand together in the fight against terror across nations, ethnic groups and religions. all nato allies are part of the coalition fighting isil, but in addition nato has alliances also playing a key role. we have to remember, our biggest military operation was a response against the attacks in 9/11 against the united states. also working with countries like iraq, jordan, and other countries to enable them to fight terror and start training of iraqi officers this month to step up our efforts in the fight against the terror. >> mr. prime minister, does today's attack in brussels change anything in terms of the robust nature of nato's commitment to fighting isis? might there be more

mr. speaker. the prime minister's energy policy is complete shambles. wholly dependent upon the troubled and eye watering expensive nuclear plant at hinckley. there is barely a plan a let alone a plan b. is the prime minister speaking to build the world's most expensive power station or the world's biggest white elephant. >> we're planning to continue successful energy policy seeing cheaper energy and lower carbon at the same time. now the whole strength of the hinckley deal is that there is no payment unless this power station goes ahead and built efficiently by edf. and i think that will be good for our energy supplies because if you want to have energy at low cost and low carbon you need to have strong nuclear energy at the harte of your system. >> kevin olenrich. >> thank you, mr. speaker. research u.k. situated in my constituency is the world's first charity to tackle antimicrobeal resistance, a looming global danger of disaster movie star proportions. would the prime minister agree to meet with me to

mr. speaker. the prime minister likes to suggest he is champion of localism but today his government is seeking to gag local community with a crassed forced policy that stamps out local consultation and dissent. can he explain to the vast majority of parents and resident in brighton and holme recently rounded rejected academy status for their schools why their opinion counts for nothing in the future. >> i would argue that academy schools are true devolution, wind up with the parent, government, head teacher having full control of the school, able to make decisions about the future of that school. if that doesn't convince her i would say look at results. if you look at primary sponsors academies you can see they have got better records and they're improving faster. if you look at converter academy schools, 88% of them are rated good or outstanding. this is true devolution, making sure every head teacher is in charge of that irschool

on my coffee one morning i was watching an interview obviously they were soft ball questions like mr. primer how do field he was bombarding him regarding gaza and he said by former prime minister of israel said you would never forgive the arabs for forcing us to kill their children. i said is this a fucking joke? >> one of the best ones never had them recover the cause of war in 2012 and he just killed and three kids killed on the beach he just told it i was in the egg tv station and some of the panic because suddenly there is one story and it is a major story filled on camera with the missiles striking and this kid is playing football on a beach in the third kit is six year-old is running in the second missile plumes and strikes him. you could not explain that there is no justification. the telephone starts ringing then there is an assault in the producers kept calling for you sure there wasn't another missile in that area? now we watched it. it is on film you have three or four cameras there. that story was taken from him in a given to another city just arrived it was called out of gaza b

ambassador in the prime minister, mr.peaker and sending my deepest this to his wife sharon and his three daughters. northern ireland had a profound choice to follow the path of peace when they widely adopted the good friday agreement. the actions of a nonrepresentative viewership not be about to change the course of the overwhelming majority of people in northern ireland. >> mr. speaker. on a different subject altogether, last week i got a letter from adrian. he wrote to me and i live in constant fear of my benefits being reassessed onto the streets. at the prime minister to reduce and apologize who went through such anguish and upset during the first independent >> lemay think the rental gentleman for what he said about the terrorist attack in belgium and what he said about northern ireland and the fact we have achieved so much peace and process and not viable part of our united kingdom. turning to the issue at disability, as they sit in the house on monday, when you are faced with having to take very many difficult deci

. >> mr. prime minister, after today, i think it's fair to say that you're in america. you may well be the most popular canadian named justin. >> one of our most popular exports to the united states and i need you to stop teasing him is another justin. now -- no, no. that kid has had a great year. and, of course, leave it to a canadian to reach international fame with a song called " sorry." this was the first state dinner for a canadian prime minister in nearly two decades. >>> fresh air went terribly wrong in southern china. door just before takeoff wednesday thinking it was a window! no one was hurt. but the rest of the passengers could not have been happy about the one-hour delay it caused! >>> well, on the cbs "moneywatch," a recall of some popular frozen food and caitlyn jenner teams up with m&m. >> reporter: stocks on wall street ended mostly lower on thursday. the dow jones lost five points and s&p gained half a point and nasdaq lost stw 12. >>> nestle is recalling certain, but not all pizza and stouffer's frozen dinner which nestle believe is the source of the

mr. primehope to reciprocate some of that warmth today with your first official visit south of the border. we are joined today by proud canadian americans. [applause] and this is also a special day for the many canadians who live and work here in america, and who enrich our lives every day. [applause] we don't always realize it, but so often that neighbor, that coworker, that number of the white house staff, one of our favorite artists or performers -- they are canadian. they sneak up on you. [laughter] even as we remember what makes us unique, americans and canadians -- we see ourselves in each other. we are guided by the same values, including our conviction to the blessings we cherish as free people. they are not gifts to be taken for granted, but her precious freedoms that have to be defended a new by every generation. our brave men and women in uniform have paid the price together across a century of sacrifice. as nato allies, we stand united against terrorism. and for the rights of nation

mr. prime minister, i want to thank you for canada from support for our continuing relationship with the cuban people, which i will continue with my visit to cuba next week. we will work to help colombia achieve peace, and our scientists and public health professionals will work with partners across the hemisphere to prevent the spread of the zika virus and work together andvely for diagnostic vaccines that can make a real difference. and finally, our shared values -- our commitment to human development continues to guide our work as global partners. we are continuing our efforts to from becoming epidemics. we are working to help ethiopia deal with the worst rout in half a century. spouses, michelle and so be, are reaffirming our commitment to the health and education of young girls around the world. ourwe will be joining initiative to bring electricity, including renewable energy to homes across the continent and help lift people out of poverty. those are values at work. again, justin, i want

rabin, saying, mr. prime minister, i have to warn you, i don't see any sign for reconciliation on the alestinian side. they don't prepare the young generation for coexistence with the jewish state. i can testify about the way i educated my kids, about our co-education, for peace, for living together side-by-side. and when i said it to prime minister rabin, i didn't have to use my sophisticated, intelligence sources, which i used, i just had to open palestinian textbooks. not the hamas textbooks but the palestinian thosht textbooks. this is the case if you educate kids from kindergarten to hate he jews, to hate the israelis, homicide, we shouldn't be surprised at 15 years old a youngster has a problem with his father on a specific morning and in late afternoon murdered a jewish martyr system of easy. so where is the palestinian authority? i said that back in 199 . when i'm asked what should be done? any dollar, any penny given to the palestinian authority should be conditioned by education. the payment for the

mr. primeter, i want to thank you for canada's continuing support for our new chapter of engagement with the cuban people. we're going to work to help colombia achieve peace, and remove the deadly legacy of land mines there, and our scientists and public health professionals will work with partners across the hemisphere to prevent the spread of the zika virus and work together for diagnostic and vaccines that can make a real difference. and finally, our shared values, our commitment to human development, and dignity to all people. through the global health security agenda, we're stepping up our efforts to prevent out break of diseases from becoming epidemics. today our spouses, michelle, and sophie are reaffirming our commitment to the health and education of young women and girls around the world, and canada will be joining our power africa initiative to bring electricity to homes and businesses across the continent and help lift people out of poverty. so, again, justin, i want to thank you fo

. >> translation: mr prime minister, is there any relation between this operation and the mid-week operation in the same area? we thank the national army and the police for their quick response, but we cannot neglect and ignore any shortcomings. we need to know that. >> translation: as i said, the police and the internal security have been quickly involved in this. they haven't been involved sporadically or without plans. they have evolved according to some data and information about this attack and the preparations of our national army are also going to face such attacks. we have information and we have gathered some information. we have collected information and it's all about working as one team/army of police. we have to be prepared and we have to be ready. we have to be on-the-spot, we have to be specialized and face such a threat. for example, the situation, show to you that we are ready according to some information that we have collected, and that thus the reflection was good from our part and the quick response enabled our national army and the police to achieve victory on those ter

mr. prime minister, it's fair to say here in america, you may well be the most popular justice. amed [laughter] president obama: i said this morning that americans and canadians are family and tonight i want to recognize two people who mean so much to me and michelle and our family. first of all, my wonderful brother-in-law, originally from burlington, ontario, conrad. hey, conrad! [applause] president obama: this is actually an interesting story, conrad indicated to me when we saw each other this afternoon that part of the reason his amily was able to imgreat to canada was because of policies adopted by justin's father. and so had that not happened, he might not have met my sister and my nieces might not have been born. so this is yet one more debt that we owe the people of canada. in addition, a true friend and a member of my team who has been with me every step of the way. he is from toronto and victoria partner, ent golf marvin nicholson. [applause] president obama: they have nfiltrated all

the president and first lady are looking forward to welcoming prime minister trudeau and mrs. and their entire delegation to the white house on march 10. this will be the first official visit by a canadian prime minister in 19 years and is a testament to the importance that the united states and president obama placed on the u.s.-oh canada patient. expand an opportunity to and deepen our already very close relationship that we share. this will be the second meeting between the president and prime minister. they met last december and have spoken several times on the telephone since. -canadated states relationship is one of the strongest in the world, underpinned by our shared history, values, family ties, economy, and geography. we share the world's largest, border, enjoy the most comprehensive trade and investment relationship. we stand shoulder to shoulder in securing our nations against threats, domestic and abroad. we provide leadership in the multilateral institutions to respond to crises and support communities in need. we are joining to protect the environment to combat c

ambassador in the prime minister, mr. speaker and sending my deepest this to his wife sharon and his three daughters. northern ireland had a profound choice to follow the path of peace when they widely adopted the good friday agreement. the actions of a nonrepresentative viewership not be about to change the course of the overwhelming majority of people in northern ireland. >> mr. speaker. on a different subject altogether, last week i got a letter from adrian. he wrote to me and i live in constant fear of my benefits being reassessed onto the streets. at the prime minister to reduce and apologize who went through such anguish and upset during the first independent >> lemay think the rental gentleman for what he said about the terrorist attack in belgium and what he said about northern ireland and the fact we have achieved so much peace and process and not viable part of our united kingdom. turning to the issue at disability, as they sit in the house on monday, when you are faced with having to take very many difficult de

mr. prime minister, after today, i think it's fair to say that here in america, you may well be the most popular canadian named justin. [laughter] possibly. [applause] i said this morning that americans and canadians are family. and tonight i want to recognize two people who mean so much to e and michelle and our family, first of all, my wonderful brother-in-law, originally from burlington, ontario, conrad. hey, conrad. [applause] this is actually an interesting story, though, that i was not aware of. conrad indicated to me when we saw each other this afternoon that part of the reason his immigrate to e to canada was because of policies adopted by justin's father. and so, had that not happen, he might not have met my sister, in which case my lovely nieces might not have been born. this is yet one more debt that we owe the people of canada. [laughter] in addition, a true friend and a member of my team who has been with me every step of the way, he's from toronto and victoria, and also a frequent

mr. primewant to thank you for canada's continuing support for our new chapter of engagement with the cuban people, which i will continue with my upcoming visit to cuba next week. >> been watching a press conference from the rose garden at the white house. president obama's speaking about our longstanding ally in our neighbors to the north, canada. mr. and mrs. obama welcomed prime minister justin trudeau and his wife to the white house about two hours ago. the two leaders are expected to discuss trade and environmental protection. and tonight a state dinner will be held in the trudeaus honor. right now first lady michelle obama and sophie trudeau are participating in a program let girls learn initiative. this is video from a few minutes ago. the first ladies want to raise awareness for education of girls around the world. let girls learn believes when girls are educated they can build a healthier family and a stronger community. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena

mr. prime minister, i want to thank you for canada's continuing support for our new chapter of engagement with the cuban people which i will continue with my upcoming visit to cuba next week. we're going to work to help colombia achieve peace and remove the legacy of land mines there and our professionals will work with partners across the hemisphere to prevent the spread of the zika virus and work together actively for diagnostic and vaccines that can make a real difference. and finally, our shared values. our commitment to human development and dignity of all people, continue to guide our work as global partners. to the global health security agenda, we're stepping up our efforts to prevent outbreaks of diseases from becoming epidemics. today our spouses are reaffirming the commitment to help and education of the young girls around the world and canada will be joining our initiative to bring electricity, including renewable energy, to homes and businesses across the continent and help lift pe

mr. speaker. does the prime minister agree with me that it's very important that we make a positive case of britain remain in the eu, but each of us set 1200 pounds back, we have lower prices and choices to shop and with easier days in business. and the prime minister explain how our membership for the eu benefits so many aspects of our lives? >> i think the honorable lady makes an important point which isn't all the arguments about single markets as poverty and all the rest of it we can sometimes lose some of the simple consumer benefits of being a member of the european union. the things she mentioned about cheaper air travel, ease of travel, not having any tariffs, these are things we take for granted now but simply were not the case for years ago. that's a strong part of a positive case we should make for remaining in the eu. but with her own constituency and might i think we should point to the enormous success of the british car industry which now employs and is responsible for over 140,000 jobs. that is a

. >> mr. prime minister, with the recent e.u. deal with turkey, i was just wondering, do find it likely that we'll see these of free travel into the e.u. at the june 2016 deadline? [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: well, what they are conduct in an turkey is naturally related to trying to find a solution to the migration solution. but not only limited. in the past few years, as a result of some of the events in turkey, turkey has been getting her there and further apart from europe and we are convinced that turkey really plays an important role for stabilization of the region and therefore there is a need to reinforce their communication with turkey. turkey is a member of the nato and we need to see a closer coordination of our approach. we are not attacking here about a total piece the lever station. it involves the possibility to cancel a short-term visa, and which actually is a furry. this case. so for those who travel to europe for more than three months would not be required to ask for a visa. of course it all depen

mr. primeister, after today it is fair to say that here in america, you may well be the most popular canadian named justice. [laughter] [applause] i said this morning that americans and canadians our family. tonight, i want to recognize two people whom he so much to me and michelle and our family. first of all, my wonderful brother in law, originally from ellington, ontario come conrad. hello comrades. [applause] -- hello conrad. [applause] this is actually an interesting story. conradot aware that -- indicated to me that part of the reason his family was able to to canada was -- because of policies adopted by the justice. had that not happened, he may not have met my sister in which case my lovely nieces would not have been born. one more debt that we owed the people of canada. a addition, a true friend and member of my team who has been with me every step of the way, he is from toronto and ontario and also a frequent golf partner. mickelson. [applause] as you can see, they have infiltrated al

isil the head of the intelligence in the peak of -- in august of 1995 they came by saying mr. prime minister, i have to warn you, this is strategic early warning, i don't see any sign of reconciliation of palestinian side. he doesn't prepare his young generation for coexist tense with the jewish state and i can testify about the way that i educated my kids about our official education curriculum, preparing for peace, living together, side by side. and when i said it to prime minister, i didn't have to use my sofisticated intelligence. just have to open the palestinian textbooks. not the hamas textbooks, the palestinian authority textbooks. if you educate kids from kindergarten to hate the jews, to hate the israelis, to admire the hamas, to become -- you shouldn't be surprised at 15 years old, youngster, the problem on this specific morning and late afternoon he mailed out jewish motto, so easy. and i claim from 1995 and when i'm asked, even here, what should be done, any dollar, any penny which is given to this palestinian should be conditioned by educational reform. this is the bas

mr. speaker. does the prime minister agree with me that it's very important that we make a positive case of britain remain in the eu, but each of us set 1200 pounds back, we have lower prices and choices to shop and with easier days in business. and the prime minister explain how our membership for the eu benefits so many aspects of our lives? >> i think the honorable lady makes an important point which isn't all the arguments about single markets as poverty and all the rest of it we can sometimes lose some of the simple consumer benefits of being a member of the european union. the things she mentioned about cheaper air travel, ease of travel, not having any tariffs, these are things we take for granted now but simply were not the case for years ago. that's a strong part of a positive case we should make for remaining in the eu. but with her own constituency and might i think we should point to the enormous success of the british car industry which now employs and is responsible for over 140,000 jobs. that is a

[applause] >> thank you, mr. prime minister. really great to see so many in the cabinet. >> i have more seats in my cabinet than anyone else does. >> my question is from yesterday's conversation with president obama, he is being criticized for the rise of the conservative hard-liners, being blamed for his policies. what are your plans to stem a similar rise of right-wing conservatives in canada? >> we had an election in the fall, they are repeating themselves a round world certainly in europe with challenges of migrants in the states to a certain extent during primary season. we had a conservative government talking about fear and division as a way of moving forward, talking about barbaric cultural practices if your neighbors were engage in barbaric cultural practices, they could never explain why 911 wasn't an effective line when you see mistreatment and such. there was division around head start. a sort of tone of negativity that was very compelling and gained a certain amount of traction. i found canadians in any case find it

mr. prime minister, i want to thank you for canada's continuing support of our new chapter of engagement with the cuban people, which i will continue with my upcoming visit to cuba next week. we will work to help colombia achieve peace and remove the deadly legacy of landmines there , and our scientists and public health officials will work with partners across the hemisphere to prevent the spread of the zika virus and work together actively for diagnostic and vaccines that can make a real difference. finally, our shared values, our commitment to human development and dignity of all people continue to guide our work as global partners. through the global health security agenda, we are stepping up our efforts to prevent outbreaks of diseases from becoming epidemics. we are urgently working to help ethiopia deal with the worst drought in half a century. today, our spouses, michelle and sophie, are reaffirming our commitment to the health and education of young women and girls around the world, an

. >> mr. primeth pakistanian prime minister urging him to avoid a risky path for his nation's program. before that meeting, talks were held to place limits on pakistan's arsenal. they don't appear to have made much progress. the obama administration spent years and much of its political capital to negotiate a nuclear deal with iran, which doesn't have a single nuclear weapon. pakistan already has over 100 nuclear warheads in its arsenal. maybe the world needs to pay more attention to this actual nuclear arsenal rather than an imaginary one. >>> next on "gps," when you think of an illegal drug trade do you think of the guy selling loose joints. think again. it's a big business, huge, anywhere between $300 and $400 billion a year. it is the key to understanding them. a fascinating conversation when we come back. simplify. you haven't changed. you still help people live their best lives. and finally your new logo is ready, and you decide the perfect time to show the world is right... now. ♪uh oh. oh. h

mr. prime minister, your nation has suffered a cruel and unfair tragedy this week. people are hurt.e are all of us going to help. no act of terror can undermine the foundation of our friendship or the values that define our alliance. our fundamental openness, tolerance and diversity and pursuit of justice, our dedication to preserving the blessings of freedom for ourselves, our children and generations to come. on tuesday lives were viciously cut short and hundreds were injured. it is with irreplaceable loss in mind we will renew or vow to come together against a common enemy in order to keep our people safe and it is with their memory in our hearts that we must always stand in solidarity as friends, as allies and partners. so we have been listing to u.s. secretary of state john kerry now speaking in french alongside the belgium prime minister charles mechel and have held a meeting following tuesday's deadly attacks in brussels. let's do to our correspondent paul brennan joining us live from brussels and has been listening in, very much a message of solidarity there, paul, both by p

. >> mr. prime minister, your nation has suffered a cruel and unfair tragedy this week. people are hurt. but we are all of us going to help. no act of terror can undermine the foundation of our friendship or the values that define our alliance. >> kerry will take part in counter-terrorism talks with the european union and belgian officials. he will also pay respects to the victims of the attack. >>> today a college student accused of rushing the stage at a donald trump rally is due in court. police say earlier this month, 22-year-old thomas jumped a barricade and moved toward the republican candidate at an airplane hangar in ohio. he is charge with he will legally entering a restricted area -- illegally enter a restricted jail. he could get a year in jail. >>> the auto show starts today and as cbsmoneywatch reporter jill wagner says one of the cars on display can actually be unlocked and started with a smartphone. >> reporter: missy frazier always has her cell phone in hand. her car key? not so much. have you ever lost your car key? >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: how f

mr. primeer, after today, i think it's fair to say that here in america, you may well be the most popular canadian name justin. >> the white house welcomes them for the first state dinner with canada in nearly 20 years. a new leader more politically tu attuned to this white house. it's by political power players and invited guests, glamour, fashion, but more than that. it's about diplomacy as well. we remember nancy reagan. with apologies to mrs. obama and mrs. bush. three administrations starting with the reagan white house and of course, the bush years. gail berth, the social secretary and right hand. she joined the reagan administration in 1984 and director of personnel under presidents reagan and george h.w. bush. directs american university's initiative with legacies. i got the bios mixed up there. but we all know who we are. to both of you, you worked in the reagan white house and my condolences to you because you worked so closely with her. gail, you saw the state dinners up close and th

the president and first lady are very much looking forward to welcoming prime minister trudeau and mrsth. this will be the first owe firm visit about i a canadian prime minister and this is an opportunity for the two countries to further expand and deepen the already very close relationship that we share. this will be the second meeting between the president and prime minister. they met last december in the philippines at apec, and since then have spoken several times on the telephone. the united states/canada relationship is one of the strongest in the world, underpinned by our shared history, democratic values, family ties, economy, and geography. we share the world's largest common bore for. we enjoy the largest most comprehensive trade and investment relationship. we stand shoulder to shoulder in securing our nations against threats both domestic and abroad. we provide the leadership that enables multilateral institutions, and international institutions to respond to crises and support communities in need. we are joining to protect the environment and combat climate change as well

mr. primeinister, i want to thank you for canada's continuing support for our new chapter of engagement with the cuban people which i will continue with my upcoming visit to cuba next week. we're going to work to help colombia achieve peace and remove the det deadly legacy of land mines there. our scientists and professionals will work with partners across the hemisphere to prevent the spread of the zika virus and work together actively for diagnostic and vaccines that can make a real difference. finally, our shared values. our commitment to human development and dignity of all people, continue to guide our work as global partners. through the global health security agenda, we're stepping up our efforts to prevent outbreaks of diseases from becoming epidemics. we are urgently working to help ethiopia deal with the worst drought in half a century. today our spouses, michelle and sophie are reaffirming our commitment to the health and education of young women and girls around the world. and canad

. >> mr. primeinister, after today i think it's fair to say that here in america you may well be the most popular canadian named justin. >> you know what, justin bieber probably has to say about that. both leaders say they're friends and they admire each other's political achievements. >>> 6:46. thousands of bay area homes have solar. today they're probably not soaking up too much electricity. >> that's right. scott mcgrew, cloudy day for solar in general. >> this is an industry that wall street just can't care to love. down another 14% this morning after the company its growth was slowing. we gave you a heads up on this before the first trade earlier this morning. sun run is down about 50% on the year and that's not even the worst performing solar stock this year. solar city is down about 60%. the amazon eco is suddenly the hottest of tech products. sang its praises earlier this week and now apple found oer says it's one of the coolest products he's seen. it can follow spoken instructions like play

prime minister. >> intended to take 7 billion pounds from scotland and will he , mr. speaker, take this opportunity to explain why? what we have done is built a powerhouse parliament for scotland that will have more powers, more ability to set tax rates, more ability to determine benefits for its itizen. now it's time for the s&p to start talking about grievances and get on with government. they taken on presidencies. we have one more apprenticeship starts in 24 team. does my right honorable friend agree it's time for government to stick with the plans to live in our have the opportunity to take it on? >> the president is right. we have this target word meant to be trained in this parliament. we will do our bit by funding those programs. we want to do its part by contributing to the apprenticeship levy. but we need small businesses like tsa and indeed the public that are to get fully involved in training apprentices to give young people the chance to earn the same time. >> jeremy corbin -- [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. three years since the government did not

[applause] >> thank you, mr. prime minister. >> i have more seats in my cabinet. >> my question is from yesterday's talk with president obama, there were questions. he is being criticized for the rise of the conservative hard-liners, especially donald trump. his policies that have -- so what are your plans for the right wing are conservative? >> we had an election in the fall that featured a number of different narratives that are repeating themselves around the world. certainly in europe and the challenges they are facing with migrants. herehere in the states to a certain extent during your primary season. we had a conservative government that was talking about fear and division is a way, talking about next line's preferred cultural practices. they could never quite explain why 911 was not an effective line when using this treatment. there was also division monotone was very compelling and gained a certain amount traction, but i found that canadians in any case find it hard to sustain anger and fear for very long. we