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a nd -- host: you mean the vote taken yesterday in the senate to allow happen?it caller: right. instead of the middle of the night, they -- seven of them don't want to go forward. why can't they do that in front people?merican are they afraid they will lose their senate seat? ell, they should, if you are going to lie to us like that, repeal this ant to and replace it and when time up and have your beliefs set, do it in front of people, don't high. watch ot babies, we can you. accountable you also, our healthcare keeps going up, up, even before having insurance for us. bernie in ohio, new c carlisle. caller: good beautiful morning o you and thank goodness for c-span and you're welcome, i kept dialing and dialing until i my bad ugh, that is joke. hello. host: bernie, you are on, go ahead. anything, didn't hear it was dead wind, dead air. things real quick. congressman and so many people nowadays in our country the government, the government comes in and does the hing, as though government is some alien life force and it's not. people. t's we the that is number one. say wetwo, when

guest: the republican leadership nd my republican colleagues have got to stand up. here is a bill that clearly should be put on the president's to let the -- so the congress can see and the american peep kel see whether or or not.ill sign it 98-2 in the senate is not a controversial bill, most members of congress, as all intelligence did playrealize russia a role, attempt to play a role in our election cycle and that prevent that from ever happening again and russia should be punished for it by and for us not to do that in the house of epresentatives, to me, is baffling and puzzling and i think against the values of us united states the of america. when i think of the republican leadership, they had no to bring up know, investigation after investigation, even when they come up after federal investigation that had nothing on hillary clinton that continue it, but here we have sanctions on russia where each the relevant security agencies say russia was attempted to get involved in our election and yet up strong sanctions or sanctions bill in the united states congress

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nd i'll give you a case in point. the left, prot aggressives and reens are trying to sell the country that fossil fuel is bad and we got to go solar/wind, is a fal see. steven moore's book, "fuelling proves you cannot fuel the united states on wind and solar. with fossil ay fuels or billions of people are going to die. the world, the poor people are tied to cheap energy, with low cost energy, you can have totable water, cutreat your sewage system to keep people from dying and the want to give our youth perception that fossil fuel is bad. perception, we're going to lose the world. there is item after item support republicans versus what the left, prot ggressives, which is regressives, because they are girls, us, for example, 40% of women now are without husbands to support their children. regressive, going back to the caveman age where men just women. and so progressivism is regressivism. much. you very host: paul in alaska. checking other news this of the "new t page york times," dispute over draw h baby's fate necess

nd it happens again and again as we say on the eastern shore, he lies like a rug. president is doing things good for virginia, i am oing to work to make sure we get things done. i don't agree with everything the president says or tweets and have made that clear, but my focus is on virginia. kimberly: virginia is one of only two states, the other being new jersey, picking a new governor this year. virginia is considered the most of the two with democrats expected to he governor's mansion in trenton, new jersey. a thunderstorm warning just came in. let's get to josh with the latest. thank you very much. i want to pull this up for you. e have a new warning in place for parts of prince george's, southern anne county. this severe thunderstorm also apable of winds up to 60 miles per hour. if you're in any of those orange boxes, take cover. ightning with those storms and damaging winds possible. more after the break. kimberly: the man best known or playing mccauley culkin's father in the "home alone" movies has died. old.heard was 72 years heard earned an emmy nomination

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nd my second question is, i'm wondering how this new immigration helps poor white riverside oresno or poor black necessary detroit or camden? ahead.o guest: sure. those are big questions. amples, you know, i think evidence that we have seen growth at onomic times when we've had more elcoming policies toward immigrants. that's true at the local level. hat's true at the national level. immigrants are often business creators, they contribute to our social coffers, and medicare even when many may not be of the to access some benefits. i think that for many of us from long re coming lines of immigrant families that have really built up communities been the fabric of those communities, whether it's from a the l aspect or from economic aspect, so there is no cap. we have t's really, do policies that meet the needs and the demands of our economy and you see, for example, in places that have really harsh policies and they're suffering economically as a away.t of driving people host: okay, avideh moussavian, senior policy attorney at national immigration law center, at nilc.org, and you can fol

up consistently over the last several years, ctually the last several decades because of persistent nd growing agricultural worker shortages n. contrast, h2b, onagricultural low-skilled worker program is cyclical. when the economy is stronger and abor market is tighter, there is more demand, like right now. if you went back five years ago, in the wake of the last recession, the demand was such getting 40 to 50,000 visas issued as opposed to now 000.east 80, host: how do you explain the of course, h2b, the program by the administration, the numbern to boost of visas allowed? guest: well, bear in mind, 15,000 is not a huge boost. this subject, administration and members of congress are subject to pressure constituents who have severe labor shortages. specific industries and locations where it is hard o get u.s. workers, people who want to be on a shrimp boat for a couple months in the gulf of instance or maybe a salmon factory in alaska or maybe a hotel in the upper peninsula of michigan, often very remote places, locations hard to recruit u.s. workers. capps, alking with randy u.s. prog

with both has to do topics, forfeiture from to private property nd legal ambiguity kind of thing kind of goes against the constitutional rights. to that, shed light maybe you will cover the caller on the chem trails. do with the government of the trusts that s created in name of the people. host: okay. ricardo, are you still there? o to paul in enid, oklahoma, line for democrats. what is on your mind? caller: yes. yes. ahead, sir. caller: hello. host: you're on air, go ahead. had a question that it seems real funny, all volunteeringns are to go into the senate intelligence hearings, but i aven't heard about any democrats volunteering to go in nd the msn even mentioned that the republicans aren't going to don't know d and i why that would have to be mentioned since they all willingly, my go question is why haven't any of the democrats under question? host: what democrats specifically do you think should before the committee looking into russian interference? one.r: susan rice would be farcas would be another. is more, but i didn't write them down, i wasn't ready for your questions, the

among these are life, liberty nd the pursuit of happiness. >> dr. frank's c baxter is an american, a man with many degrees, including the famed ebuddy award in addition to seven tv emmys. he is a edicated student of american his tree and proud of the one thing he loves above all else, his country. now let us meet ur distinguished host. dr. baxter: i am at one of our cherished american is to shins. i am only -- institutions. i am only frank baxter. we are only -- we are going to re-examine this federal bowl piece of parchment that has been handed down to us with loving care. this declaration of independence that is our heritage or it -- "our heritage"." knowing what happened on the fourth of july in 1776. we know the liberty bell ring and thomas jefferson played a part of it. it's a race in philadelphia in independence hall or that state house, which was its name at the time. john hancock wrote his name so hard so that team church -- king george could read it without his spectacle. let's take a look at our crown jewel. it is a treasure of value witho

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scientists in scotla nd an adult mammal.ve produced a sheep called dolly which was cloned in aiming laboratory. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft docked in orbit in an era of in space. challenger powered past the bishop rod lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record which had stood for almost 5a years. there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines: iraqi forces say they've taken control of the main base of the so—called islamic state in mosul. thousands have been demonstrating in hong kong, calling for greater democracy 20 years after the territory's return to chinese rule. president trump has attacked us states refusing to hand over personal information — to a commission he created to investigate alleged voter fraud. more than 20 states have declined the requests, saying they are unnecessary and violated privacy. let's go to washington — where we canjoin laura bicker. laura, what do you think the president will

much of scotla nd cloud increasing from the west. much of scotland will be dry with some sunshine and a few showers for the likes of aberdeenshire. heading south through the midlands, wales and the south of england, some cloud moving in across parts of cornwall. moving eastward, you can see light showers in east anglia. at wimbledon there is a small chance of a passing shower. predominantly dry over the next couple of days with those temperatures really on the rise. back to this evening, most of us dry, some rain across northern ireland, it will then shift eastwards into southern scotland and northern england. most other places dry, quite muddy in the south. that will continue for much of this week. we've got this slow—moving front bringing rain. to the north of that, fresher conditions. further south, we've got that warm air, so we will see temperatures up into the mid—20s. through the middle of the week, this slow—moving warm front heading north. we will see some light showers on that front, in two parts of scotland as well. northe

their way, they got defeated in the next election, the republicans are trying to excludethe democrats nd writing it themselves and rewriting the healthcare system know, ves and they, you people are screaming at them at town meetings. you know, that is something that a bipartisan on basis. the whole one for figure out how to restore the american dream class, american working for the american middle class. involves lifelong education. he ink trump is right, when advocates apprenticeship programs, everybody doesn't have but i also lege, think the k-12 education system approved.vastly you know, we ranked 26th in the orld in math and science and reading, among all the industrialized countries, so work to do lot of and the working on those problems and there are solutions to those problems, are job one. i think the last election was the y donald trump because hite working class fundamentally is discussed it with the way the politicians ave been ignoring them or demeaning them and i think that has to stop. ost: one group you mentioned was no labels. chairman,ormer center, co-chair, lieberman at

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northern scotla nd into southern scotland.n outside chance in south—west england of a thundery shower this morning but consider yourself lucky if you do. drifting from gloucestershire to dorset, hampshire, buckinghamshire, berkshire, back into the sunshine and rising temperatures. through the day where we have the weather front in northern england and southern scotla nd in northern england and southern scotland it will break up, brighten up, especially in south—west scotla nd up, especially in south—west scotland and north—west england so the temperature will rise here but where we hang on to more cloud in the north—east or south—east of scotla nd the north—east or south—east of scotland we are looking at lower temperatures and feeling chillier. highs today at 230 in the south of england, in the north of scotland, northern ireland, in the sunshine, high teens or the low 20s. through this evening and overnight we import thunderstorms from the near continent, especially later in the night. also a weather front coming in across n

scotla nd jo concerns about wimbledon, don't.land, and improved day —— concerns. you are close to an area of low pressure in the north—east and you will have some sharp showers overnight but they will fade away. as we get into they will fade away. as we get into the afternoon, much of the activity across the weather front will fade away and it could leave a few showers in the south, that's why we have some concern about wimbledon, but sharper showers could be found such as they are in the east midlands, lincolnshire and east anglia as we turn on the heat. that is tied in with monday's old weather front dying a death but what doesn't diea front dying a death but what doesn't die a death is monday evening and tuesday, i say monday evening because that's when it will arrive into northern ireland and then it continues into the borders of scotla nd continues into the borders of scotland and maybe get into the central belt and into the north of england late in the day, it could flirt with anglesey and the north of mainland wales. to th

survive horrors together, did not face down evil together only to lose our freedom to a lack of pride ndfidence in our values. we did not and we will not. we ill never back down. >> as long as we know our istory we will know how to build our future. americans know that a strong alliance of free, sovereign and independent nations is the best defense for our freedoms and our interests. that is why my administration has demanded that all members of nato finally meet their full nd fair financial obligations. as a result of this insistence, billions of dollars more have egun to pour into nato. people are shocked, billions of dollars more coming in from countries that in my opinion would not have been paying so quickly to those who would criticize our tough stance i would point out that the united tates has demonstrated not merely with words but with its actions that we stand firmly behind article 5, mutual defense commitment. words are easy but actions are what matters. you know this, everybody knows this, europe ust do more, europe must demonstrate it believe that it's future, by investing i

some late sunshine to be enjoyed across scotla nd late sunshine to be enjoyed across scotland and intocrowd pushing south across the country. that is a weak front pushing south. —— cloud. introducing fresh air, around 10 celsius across scotla nd fresh air, around 10 celsius across scotland and northern ireland, 18 in the london region, so another muggy night in the south. tomorrow, a better, improved, sunny day for northern england, scotland and northern england, scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in the south, with one or two showers and temperatures between 17—24dc. sunday, most places starting off on a dry and bright note. and some heavy showers common for south and eastern england by the end of the afternoon but temperatures reaching 26 celsius. back to court for the terminally ill baby charlie gard after experts come forward with new evidence about possible treatment. the courts had ruled he be allowed to die, despite his parents' opposition. now the hospital treating him agrees with them the fresh evidence should be reviewed. all i want is two to three months, we will know in

with the nds up southwest pacific here. nimitz is in charge of terms of the e in central pacific, northern pacific, and the south pacific gormley and then alsey are going to command and then of course this whole idea of the central pacific and this way is important. and to talk about yorktown carrier operations a second. 1942, is sort of an epiphany for nimitz as a commander. talk to that time, we about lexington and yorktown being together for those operations, it's a situation king despite the fact that working eered carriers together, king really has the idea that, well, maybe we should e a little careful with our carriers. nimitz is the one who really pushes him. marshall his carriers and king said offensive fine this nimitz says is how we're going to do it. at that certainly happens at l sea coral sea and that's sort of what brings us to this particular battle. let me just go through the numbers for you here in terms of sea and you can follow along on the map. one there, mber orktown and lexing on the rende rendezvou.

a few showers across scotla nd near as today.warmer towards the south—east. where dry, temperatures 23 degrees or so. wednesday, some showers around one 01’ wednesday, some showers around one or two heavy ones. showers becoming fewer and a big walk shower around. but the jet stream bringing this u nsettled but the jet stream bringing this unsettled weather and it is a further south than normally. with it in this sort of position, it will pick up another front of low pressure. more wind and rain. many places starting dry with sunshine. could pick up showers across scotla nd could pick up showers across scotland and then a wet and windy weather across scotland. rob lee arriving across northern and eastern areas towards the latter part of the afternoon. —— probably arriving.

still showers in scotla nd the midlands. still showers in scotland and northern ireland.of the weekend, sunday, could be a fine start. it won't last, showers and heavy will spread east across the uk but the further east you are they may not arrive until quite late on. this is the weather menu for this weekend. refunds are not available. if you do get sunshine, it may feel pleasant for a time. it's hard to feel short—changed a little bit by our weather so far in the second half of summer. the bbc understands officials believe at least 60 high rise buildings failed a fire safety test where insulation and cladding were tested together for the first time. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. have a good afternoon. time for some sport on bbc news. we'll start at the oval, where england are attempting to counterattack on day two of the third test against south africa having lost the key wicket of alastair cook in the first half hour of the morning session. former captain cook was trapped lbw b

aller: my question is when is the congress going to get around to eliminating a lot of looking at nd start waste and fraud? my last three congressmen, i've office and said, look, how much money you are iving the department is irrelevant, what they are spending on is important. we see every year, reports come how monsewasted by the government and having worked for the government on several myself.s, i've seen it when are you going to do to eliminate stly the waste? as far as corporate taxes, i agree with the republicans, orporate tax rate should be reduced, but it shouldn't just reduced where is minimum tax rate is 10%, you write down more than 10%. host: comment on twitter in fraud.of james asks, why do democrats ant to root out fraud in the social security disability payment? it is like they like the system ripped off? guest: we should be against fraud in every area. i believe the gentleman from california is on par with that regard. uncovered 24 or 25 billion in fraud. involved, patients were involved. there is no excuse for us, like fraud and weeding that out. the system itself is

a slice of better weather in between the rain in the south and those showers spilled across scotla ndss scotland and northern ireland, some could be heavy with hail and thunder, the numbers similar to what we have seen recently. developing more widely across england and wales with some heavy bursts together with strong winds. sweeping out into north sea, should be gone by sun up on sunday morning, that weather system out of the way but still high pressure the scene, sitting here for days and still will be there on sunday, so close to that low pressure quite a few showers. sunday sta rts pressure quite a few showers. sunday starts brian sunny, showers from the word go in the west, developing widely and pushing use words, some showers heavy with hail and thunder. top temperature in the south—east, not so wet, but into the beginning of next week, more sunshine and showers on monday, heavier in scotla nd showers on monday, heavier in scotland and northern ireland, later showers on tuesday and hopefully more sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: charlie gard, the baby at the c

what kinds of messages they want to convey to adversaries nd more. and secondly,what exercises can suggest or remind us about broader trends in thesecurity environment. in general in russian defense planning inparticular. as i mentioned, these don't take place in a vacuum. hat i will do is simply to say a few words about what we have seen in recentexercise history, say something about the issues this may raise for the president and then return and try to suggest what it is we should pay particular attention to especially in the broader european securityenvironment. first a bit of exercise history. they are regularly plannedand announced. he two most recent ones took lace in 2009 and 2013.the 2013 exercise has some aspects which are very much worth noting as we look ahead to this september. it first of all there's a question of what its purpose was. it was characterized as an anti terrorist exercise.when you look at what happened it is pretty hard to believe that that'sreally all that this was about. clearly it was exercising and testing mobilization

and parts of south—east scotla nd tomorrow.nd even into the afternoon. elsewhere some sunshine coming through but quite a range of temperatures. just 15 in newcastle but close to 30 degrees in parts of southern england. those contracts continue during the week, but more of us will be warmer on thursday but we could have some thunderstorms. this is bbc news, the headlines at eight: china and russia have called for a freeze on north korea's weapons programme following claims it has successfully tested a long—range ballistic missile. the mayor of london says thejudge leading the grenfell tower fire inquiry, sir martin moore—bick, needs to win the confidence of local residents. the mp for the area said he should stand down because of past decisions. the family of the youngest victim of the manchester arena bombing, saffie roussos, has paid tribute to her today, on what would have been her 9th birthday. we've lost everything, so life will never be the same. talks have broken down to restore the power—sharing executive in northern ir

tonight, for northern ireland, scotla nd year.ks of rain. some of that reaching western wales. elsewhere, increasing cloud, so temperatures not falling far. getting steadily warmer over the past few nights and the mid to low teens tonight. not an inviting start to the weekend. lots of cloud, outbreaks of rain pushing east. not much in southern england but there will be some spots around at times. southern and eastern parts becoming mainly dry. it is warm and humid summer but still for northern ireland western scotland into northern ireland, some of the west hills of wales and north—west england, some rain into the afternoon. tomorrow evening, that pushes south into northern england from scotland and northern ireland. for wimbledon, we are fine this afternoon. that could be a spot of rain around lunchtime tomorrow. then on sunday, lots of cloud around. quite warm. a shower or sport of rain cannot be ruled out from this week whether font that is edging its way southwards. on sunday for scotland, northern ireland and northern england

nd i think this is part of the problem that we face. distorted nd of edical world where we have, drugs have been the answer used s the answer and so the answer when they also create a problem, very severe problem, i'm quite people in ow lots of your area who have grown fromted to these pills and there gone and got addicted to heroin, that doesn't change your understand. but the problem is medicine is kind of become used to firing things, it's got to learn, i think, doctors have to find that nuance, find that middle road so they an work with you personally over a period of time to find approach to your pain and maybe the pills are a big know.f it, i don't we've gotten away from that, the way medicine i think many years used to be practiced, a more personal way, individual traits background were taken into consideration, we're treated as production line of patient. host: house expected to come in minutes, we'll go there for gavel to gavel overage, a lot of interest in the wake of republicans in the senate abandoning health care for we'll

in northern scotla nd the day tomorrow.unny spells and it feels pleasant in the afternoon, maybe 20 degrees. in the central belt and southern scotla nd in the central belt and southern scotland and northern ireland and for much of northern england, cloudy start to the day. it looks drier than today but still light rain and drizzle around, particularly across parts of south—east scotland and northern england. for the rest of england and down into wales for many of us it will be a blue sky start to the day, particularly south wales and southern england. more sunshine compared to today and it will feel warm as a result. sunshine in northern scotland and for some of us in northern ireland, south—west scotland and north west england it will brighten up in the afternoon. north—east england and southee scotland stays cloudy but showers elsewhere in the north. maybe the odd one in wales and the south—west but many of us will stay dry. quite a range of temperatures and in newcastle it could reach 30 with the hottest sunshine in sout

patrol the yard nd the corridors within the prison system. he perimeter towers have been vacant in some cases for years, atwater.six years at so that's one of the issues that exists there. other is the decision to rely more on technology, the technology, layers of to slow peopleng fthey make that attempt, and the of electrified fencing, if you havee cases, exposure to it, can be lethal. but in this case, this gentleman how you can ort of defeat that technology. host: do you do it? interesting because right was -- is occurred, he he made his escape may 12th. was out for about 24 hours before he was brought back in. they uestioned him and determined that the way he was mean, let alonei how he was able to get out of building, he -- in making is way over the fencing, he used the insulators, there are the elect ulators on riified fencing that insulate electrical charge that exists there. he used that as stairstep to go the fence and over and it turns out that he was able to do that within existing guard towers that were there, but unstaffed. so ha

quite a bit of cloud in scotla nd afternoon.cloud in scotland bringing a few spots of drizzly rain. as we head into the evening we'll keep that threat of heavy downpours, mainly across the east midlands, eastern england. if you do catch one of these showers they could cause some disruption to travel because we're going to have a lot of standing water on the roads, surface spray and hail and lightning a hazard as we head into the evening. the showers across england and why do fade away fairly quickly. many others becoming dry. there will bea many others becoming dry. there will be a bit of white patchy rain across scotla nd be a bit of white patchy rain across scotland and northern ireland tonight. cloudy here. muggy, temperatures holding up at 17—18 towards the south. a fairly uncomfortable, sticky sort of light. as we start the day tomorrow, still some hot sunshine around. there will be more cloud filtering south across the country through the day, bringing a few spots of light rain. we lose the threat of the storms like we hav

nd we did. and kennedy almost never talked about himself. truly interesting. and there's a lot to be learned from each of these people. and i also feel very strongly, as i try to stress in this book, that it's not just the presidency that matters. it's congress. and we've had very great people in congress. we've had congresses accomplish many worthy achievements that we should never take for granted. charlie: you make that point well. we sort of tend to have congress in contempt because even -- president obama said to me, i said to him, do you think congress as the strongest military, the best technology, do you think america has the strongest financial system, you think america as the best rule of law so what could go wrong? he said to me, our politics. i said, what do you mean? he said, we've got gridlock in congress. it's within the congress. factions within the parties. david: one of the clearest lessons of history is that very lit of -- little of consequence sfer accomplished alen. it's a joint effort. as soon as congress recovers from this spasm of not w

to the north of that it should brighten up across the north of scotla nd of scotland with sunshine andsouth across the bulk of england and wales, dry weather with long spells of sunshine. more cloud than we have seen over recent days. the chance of a passing shower across wales and the south—west of england into the midlands. fewer showers reaching eastern england with temperatures around 2627 degrees. it is likely to stay dry for the fourth day of the test match at lord's, england versus south africa. 2627 but with a bit more cloud than we have seen over the past few days. heading through sunday evening we will see the rain continuing across northern ireland, pushing into central and southern scotla nd pushing into central and southern scotland before heading eastwards overnight. further south, a couple of showers with a thunderstorm done across the far south—east. the picture is still lucky, around 17 degrees. in parts of england but fresh and further north across the country. monday starts with cloud and showers. most of them woollies away for a time but through the afternoon we wil

that will edge into more of northern scotla nd will edge into more of northern scotland across the northernbe a light shower from the cloud increasing and turning drizzly on the hills. another warm and muggy night across parts of england and wales, especially south—east england where it has been fresher today. humidity increasing again tonight. the weather front ta kes again tonight. the weather front takes outbreaks of rain southwards through scotland london to northern ireland. brightening up behind it. to the north of that system, this is 4pm tomorrow afternoon. 0utbreaks to the north of that system, this is 4pm tomorrow afternoon. outbreaks of rain in glasgow, moving across to edinburgh and northern ireland. much of northern england staying fine and the far north of scotland as well. sunshine into north wales and the midlands. more cloud compared with today and that is drifting further east. showers breaking out across parts of central and southern england. if you catch one it could be on the heavy side. very slow chance of catching one of those at the anniversary games in london tomorr

nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> still ahead, keeping our pets at a healthy weight. how to avoid the problems that can come when your dog or cat starts to tip the scales. hospital" found one in three american cats and dogs are overweight. and that can lead to ser dr. jill cha >>> a recent study by a pet hospital found one in three american cats and dogs are overweight leading to serious health issues. dr. jill chase has tips on keeping your pets from getting too plump. sometimes it looks cute but we have to be aware of it. >> so i want my patients to be normal weight. we know they live a probably good two years less if they are really overweight, really overweight. the reason for that is that a lot of the medical conditions that we see lead to that short life-span, diabetes, if they have arthritis, a lot of weight on their hips and the other places they might have it. some jobs have disk disease in the neck and extra weight is not going to be helpful. they can't exercise right because they are so overweight they can't move. so it really comes down to preventative ca

we s an inalienable right, have a right to life, liberty nd pursuit of happiness, not much life without healthcare. i think eventually we'll get to it may take a while. everyone deserves basic care, if will a millionaire, you get a private room, you will have boutique services, i get is all right. but you can't deny people healthcare because of their any more than cudeny them food, you know. mcdonald's, n have not everybody can go to orton's, but they deserve the basics. that is philosophy, which the ipublicans don't buy into and don't understand that. thank you for hearing me. bradenton, line for independents. you are up next, go ahead. yes, i'm a 64-year- -- years old.s old, 64 and all my life i just can't what we got going today. -- i think the media, they main-stream media, fake we got him elected and got -- of the country, you got them the ones e, who believe in ufo's and bigfoot. situation that we got going today, i mean, i don't germany, i i been to i n around the world and ain't never seen nothing like this. i am embarrassed for the united states. is embarrassment to my nephews,

money going into scotla nd english regions.y ten votes in parliament. they have £1 billion for those ten votes to stay in office. and they cannot find a halfpenny or a penny for the workers, education workers or any other group in the public sector. jeremy corbyn speaking earlier today. a tea towel collection and the complete works of the jockey dick francis — probably not the first things you'd associate with the poet philip larkin. but they're part of a new exhibition of his belongings which opened this week. for the first time, the contents of larkin's house are on show as part of hull's city of culture celebrations. 0ur entertainment correspondent, colin paterson, has been to visit. when getting my nose in a book cured most things short of school... philip larkin's poem, a study of reading habits. now we know a lot more about his own reading habits, because his personal book collection has gone on display and there's a lot of agatha christie, billy bunter and beatrix potter. here we've got 3700 of philip larkin's own books.

the 21st century nd we can't get anybody together in the white house. host: okay. city, o to keith, valley north dakota. independent line. there. hi i -- the show, by the way. tax system generally. goes 30% of taxes, uncollected because of underground economies. pay their fair share in this country are typically owners, who some reports earnings and incomes in -- and solidly middle class folks, in the long run, who able to cheat. culture in our country is such you're kind of considered to be a chump and you feel like a chump if you can't brak about own personal tax avoidance scam. taxes own and listed all i pay in this country and i'm but when y taxes, you -- truthfully add it up, 65% income. and anybody who took the time to think about that would and also, that, corporations are taxed, but collect t, they only taxes from their customers, if you follow the money, consumers corporate taxes, every last ime, it is the best kept secret, our congress loves hidden tax on our consumers and called corporate tax. it is a shambles and reform it.'t fix host: okay. that is kei