now we need to work to do just like several you committees probed mulder's justice minister over in bunny. tough love tough needing eight minutes in the food processor he hasn't lost his bread as they say and mulder meaning his job in fact nobody has lost their job in the wake of the journalist morta. brussels is demanding action malta needs to show to europe and indeed the world its rules and regulations are healthy and robust. as healthy and robust as monti's bread sourdough is a top helper for the intestinal police good bacteria that wash out the toxins and doubled the dough in just two to three hours. but don't wait too long or their gluten britches will collapse something else. experience off. now poor out the door and handle with kid gloves just like multi continues to treat those mega corporations. finally bake for thirty minutes at two hundred fifty degrees celsius on a hot stove just like mulch on the island has always been a sunny stepping stone between continents for the greeks the romans the arabs the normans the french and the british. but at some point the fire went out of n

kill or however despise know this work so it's all the more remarkable that mulder ranked among the top earning german painters in one thousand nine hundred eighty one in one hundred thirty eight and older wrote a letter to propaganda minister yosef good to his once a fan of his work knowledge of how it is art as being german strong last year and intimate he so wanted approval from the nazi regime that in one thousand thirty eight he began painting pictures of vikings castles and fire nordic mythical motifs favored by the nazi ideology. but it didn't work because he was banned from selling his art anyway after the war and all the successfully rewrote history painting himself as a band artist the fictive of the nazis his paintings even graced the walls of german government buildings. were wooden knowing what i do now after this exhibition i wouldn't hang any of mold as works in my apartment. nor it seems would chancellor angela merkel she's had two pieces by now her to have removed. well it's been nearly two years since the penultimate season of game of thrones came to an end and fans al

muller said this is something for congress to look at well is that what we're going to see now i mean mulder is going to testify today we heard the attorney general say he can do that right i'm not against that let's say he goes to congress and testifies and then it's up to congress to decide what to do i mean the document the report is no longer just a legal document it's now a political document right impeachment itself is political not legal right so there are two avenues that the this is now going to take one is the political avenue which is going to have to do with congress and the other is going to be the prosecutions that could occur the further investigations that could occur for example by the new york state attorney general or in the southern district of new york the state of the national attorney there and those and one of the glaring omissions from the report has been trump's finances and the state of crimes finances so there is some speculation that a lot of the elements the evidence that has been found in the in these investigation was farmed out to others to further prosecute

. >> mulder, you're crazy. >> that dynamic, that dramatic tension of believer versus skeptic is one of of the show, and you were always seeing it from a specific point of view. >> they're equals? >> yeah, absolutely. they're equals and in a way they've kind of switched gender stereotypes, because the character i play, mulder is the intuitive one, and scully is the rationalist, the doctor. >> a lot of folks who enjoyed "the x files" who otherwise didn't watch tv might have been drawn to the show by its, for lack of a better way to put it, stick it to the man ethos. don't trust the government or big business or anybody but yourself and your friends and family, i guess. it's a message that's somewhat dark and cynical, but was kind of a breath of fresh air in the early '90s. >> the '90s was a time of conspiracies, and the internet was starting to spread beyond just, like, hard-core computer users. so you could have message boards and use net news groups. and everybody wanted to talk about the black oil and the bees and mulder's sister and what the cigarette smoking man was up to. all go to

stop the cuts and all our lives have increased defense spending before they were cooking billions mulder adding billions. stoltenberg also warned of the threat posed by an increasingly a sort of russia including a military buildup in eastern europe. nato house nor intention of deploying land based nuclear missiles in europe but many will always take the necessary steps to provide credible and affective terence. echoes of the cold war even as nato moves to confront a growing number of twenty first century threats. we're joined now from brussels by teri schultz hello to you terry so we heard quite a lot of applause there for a nato secretary general stoltenberg speech how do you think that speech is going to set the mood for today's commemorations. well i can tell you he doesn't get that much applause and press conferences here with us at nato headquarters so he probably appreciated that quite a bit and we should talk about that because that's no small part of how diplomacy works or doesn't and in this case i have never seen a young soldier burge give a better speech with better delivery a

mulder -- e let's go to stephen, who is calling from michigan. stephen, good morning.aller: good morning. thanks for c-span. know, i have been watching this ever since, i do not know how the guy got in had, i feel like our nation has just been going down to the ground, sold off every foreign interest under the sun, and these republica sat on their hands, they let him lead with the enemy, and it is like, uh, you know, you have got nothing to say? you just let this guy meet in secret for over two and a half hours? he probably gave the nuclear codes already. so, i don't know. some people are drinking the kool-aid. they think he is the best thing since jesus christ. i don't know. never vote i would for him or any of his ilk. he is a liar. he is a coward. and he is a thief. simple as that. host: so what happens the democrats attempt to impeach him in the house, and the senate does not move forward? does it make that a waste of time? think we should start the impeachment. the guy cannot tell the truth to save his own life, let alone the rest of the country. i don't know. he