to an astronaut‘s wife — the star of the crown, claire foy, on her new film about the life of neil armstrong up on bbc news: the first england squad since the world cup sees the return of manchester united's luke shaw ahead of september's fixtures against spain and switzerland. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk's biggest payday lender, wonga, has gone into administration tonight. it had already stopped accepting new loan applications as it teetered on the brink of collapse. wonga — which at its height had over a million customers — has had to deal with a surge of compensation claims against them after a government clampdown on payday lenders. the privately owned company had faced criticism for its high—cost, short—term loans, which are seen as targeting the vulnerable. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. with a loan from wongacom... wonga rode to number one among payday lenders on a wave of humorous adverts which glossed over the harm being done to some borrowers, borrowers whose compensation claims have now crippled the lender. stacey in south lo

the film tells the story of neil armstrong and his journey to become the first man to walk on the moonosling takes on the role as the emotionally guarded astronaut, with claire foy... be an adventure. ..who made her name playing the queen in the crown, as his wife. what scope did you think there was for you as an actress, playing the housewife of the heroic husband? i think for me it was that opportunity to not be the cliche. i didn't want her to be, you know, the conventional version that you see on a film of the woman at home, who is perfect in absolutely every single way. this isn'tjust another trip, neil. you're notjust going to work. do you think you're coming back? were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses? yeah, hey, there's a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing an american housewife. you just sort of think... but i do think in those circumstances, distance is good. if you own a story too much, i think sometimes it can be difficult to get in there and have a cynical view of it or kind of

anybody could have played neil armstrong.o what really upsets me is canadian playing an american. hollywood, can they allow cultural appropriation like this? that is totally immoral. the worst thing about it is in all seriousness he has no right to speak for neil armstrong. he shouldn't have said. that's the problem with this, he shouldn't have said he thought he knew what neil armstrong was thinking. it was called the space race. it was a race to the moon among countries and that's why it was called a space race. >> juan: that's a good history lesson. sometimes people don't remember there was such a thing as sputnik. we were afraid that the russians. >> they were ahead in the early years. if they had gotten there first that flag would have been in the movie. >> greg: ryan gosling would play the russian proudly. >> juan: we continue beating up on hollywood. emily, what about hollywood raising money for democrats for the mid terms? >> well, i think that coming out of hollywood there is such hypocrisy. investigated studios for

yeah, hey, there‘s a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing anlve deeper and understand that these people were, you know, wrong sometimes and difficult sometimes. we've got this under control. you‘re a bunch of boys, you don‘t have anything under control. it‘s nearly a year since weinstein. have things changed ? i think people are definitely more aware. what i worry about, ever so slightly, that i would... i hope it hasn‘tjust been absorbed into the culture and been allowed to have happened. that women have been able to speak up and been given permission and authority in some way because they have to be, because everyone wants it to go away again. you know, it would be the dream if it actually provoked some change in society and the patriarchal way of doing things is possibly outdated and needs to change. so here we are at venice 2018, and i think all but one of the directors in the competition are male. yeah. so there you go. remarkably, another male director with a premiere at this year‘s festival is the late orson welles, whose unfinished fina

to an astronaut‘s wife — the star of the crown, claire foy, on her new film about the life of neil armstrongming up on bbc news: the first england squad since the world cup sees the return of manchester united's luke shaw ahead of september's fixtures against spain and switzerland. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk's biggest payday lender, wonga, has gone

. >> first man to walk on the moon neil armstrong lost a finger when he jumped from a truck and caught his wedding ring on a barn door at his home. while jumping out of the truck the former astronaut was quoted as saying, one small step for man, one giant step for -- oohhhh! aahhhh! >> it was a joke basket is what it was. you know. but it became less and less that way. >> it became more personalized. as it went on. much less about a character doing the news, and by the time you get to dennis miller, it was dennis miller. it wasn't about character, it was about them speaking their

to an astronaut‘s wife — the star of the crown, claire foy, on her new film about the life of neil armstrongon sportsday on bbc news: sam curran saves england on what was a disastrous day for the hosts on day one of the fourth test with india in southampton. good evening. britain's biggest payday lender, wonga, has collapsed into administration after facing a surge of compensation claims. the privately owned company, which became one of britain's most controversial loans companies, ran into trouble after the government cracked down on payday lenders. wonga's profits peaked at £85 million six years ago, when it had more than a million customers. but the latest figures show that plunged to a loss of £65 million, with a sharp fall in borrowers. the company faced criticism for its high interest loans and was accused of targeting the vulnerable. 0ur personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. with a loan from wongacom... wonga rode to number one among payday lenders on a wave of humorous adverts which glossed over the harm being done to some borrowers. borrowers whose compensation clai

we have a lot of interest in what is going on in the national space station and without neil armstrongi'm sure up with next year being the 50th anniversary of the apollo landings there will be a huge boost of interest with the public. i don't think we take it for granted, i think it's always there in the background as something that has such an enormous influence on us and gives silver and astronauts at school. shall i give you gives silver and astronauts at school. shalli give you my gives silver and astronauts at school. shall i give you my fact of the day? i was learning how powerful the day? i was learning how powerful the computer on apollo 11 was, and read today an iphone 5 had 1000 times more processing speed then the computer that took them to the moon. yeah, it's scary. the film that was ata yeah, it's scary. the film that was at a couple of years ago, thai state hidden figures, showing how they we re hidden figures, showing how they were doing the calculation is on a blackboard with a slide rule to get the astronauts into orbit, it's unbelievable that they were doing it witho

david: neil armstrong, i just reported on it before. american flag because it was a worldwide achievement according to the lead actor. >> what does ryan gosling know. he has no stake tonight. he's a canadian. it was placed there by an american to flew on an american ship paid for by the american taxpayer. you want to create an inspiring moment and a film with incredible imagery. one that brings a tear your eye, show neil armstrong landing on the moon, stepping on the moon, and planting the flag. dave require was put forward by jfk, a hero to the left. he said we'll do it in less than 10 years. no country in the world has had an achievement like that. it was an incredible boon for every american alive and something that should never be forgotten. >> hollywood is an american industry and it shows where their loyalty lies when they leave this out. david: bruce ohr's testimony highlights further corruption in the muter probe. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this

the film tells a story of neil armstrong and his journey to become the first man to walk on the moon., there's a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing an american housewife. you just sort of think... but i do think in those circumstances, distance is good. if you own a story too much, i think sometimes it can be difficult to get in there and have a cynical view of it or kind of delve deeper and understand that these people were, you know, wrong sometimes and difficult sometimes. we've got this under control. you're a bunch of boys, you don't have anything under control. it's nearly a year since weinstein. have things changed ? i think people are definitely more aware. what i worry about, ever so slightly, that i would... i hope it hasn'tjust been absorbed into the culture and been allowed to have happened. that women have been able to speak up and been given permission and authority in some way because they have to be, because everyone wants it to go away again. you know, it would be the dream if it actually provoked some change in society and t

an american hero neil armstrong. pete: iconic american image.l the people that it took to make that happen. that's an iconic photo right there. the planting of the u.s. flag on the moon. well, ryan gross ling himself a canadian had some things to say about whether americans should get credit for this achievement or not. ainsley: they decided not to use the flag in the film. they are not using the flag. brian: the moon land something not in the movie. ainsley: the moon land something in but the flag is not. ainsley: this was widely regarded in the end as a human achievement and that's how we choose to view it i think neil was extremely humble as were many of these astronauts and time and time again he deferred the focus from himself to the 400,000 people who made the mission possible. pete: here is what i think ryan gosling is an idiot. is he a global citizen who -- he thinks it's a bunch of humans got together and said we're going to go to the moon. no, one country propelled by capitalism, by free people, with a vision said we're going to do thi

masterpiece test to reconsider trying to land the first man is about how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon starring ryan gosling it's one of twenty one films in the main competition. so is roma by alfonso cuarón whose last film gravity premiered here before winning the oscar for best film it's a tribute to the mexico of korans youth once again it's visually stunning and it's one of the favorites to grab venice is top prize the golden lion. and some spirit is one of a strong set of italian films competing here it's a horror remake directed by look why don't you know whose last film called me by your name was nominated for best film at this year's oscars. over eleven days the critics and the public are about to discover a world of film in one of europe's most glamorous settings palaces prizes and prestige venice has the ball in abundance. al-jazeera venice. ok now it's time for sports and joe is have it for us and our. thank you well we start with donald trump a welcome the head of world football into the oval office on tuesday the u.s. will co

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. >> reporter: based on the life of neil armstrong landing in 1969. >> neil was someone who was extremely humble as were many of these astronauts. >> reporter: the festival runs through september 8th. >>> royal fans will soon get a chance to see prince harry and meghan markle's wedding outfits up close and personal. the bride's silk dress and tiara borrowed for the may ceremony will go on display at windsor castle this fall. the exhibit called a royal wedding the duke and duchess of sussex will also include prince harry's frock coat uniform. nick jonas is the latest musician to join the cast of ugly dolls, a movie based on the popular plush toys. >> it's an incredible message about accepting yourself, accepting others, something i believe in. >> reporter: kelly clarkson and pit bull are also lending their voices for the film that is due out nextmay. that's your "eye on entertainment." chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> are you interested in seeing meghan markle's wedding dress? >> of course! yeah. i like anything royal. ha ha! >>> time now 4:57. the race to be florida's next govern

first man on the moon neil armstrong amazing story, amazing american story.part out, okay? the flag planting on the moon they decided we don't really need that part. ryan gosling says i think this was widely regarded in the end as a human achievement and that was how we chose to view it as i oppose i guests an american achievement. >> i'm a former film critic. film critics tend to be a pretty progressive bunch. they are eating it up. i went to look at some reviews i'm glad this film avoids the kind of diswring gism in america right now. this was during the cold war there was a reason that they put the american flag this was symbolic victory in the cold war freedom can take us anywhere even to the moon. it's a human achievement doesn't mean it's not also an american achievement. america, if it wasn't so free and prosperous it wouldn't have had the resources and money to do the research to send a guy to moon. exactly. >> i am progressive but i actually don't agree with whatever critics you are reading. this is a classic american story and we're the ones that go

sixty nine the opening film is great i mean first man damian shows al with ryan gosling playing neil armstrong the first man on the moon it's going to have a huge kick off if you got us and i think really to award season in general. the film is one of twenty one entries vying for the top award in the competition section this year the goldmine for lifetime achievement goes to english actress vanessa redgrave the venice film festival runs until september the eighteenth. more than six hundred exhibitors are presenting their newest creations at the world's largest recreational vehicle trade fair the caravan into. the exhibits range from compact models to retro campers to luxury mobile homes like a one and a half million euro camping bus with space for a porsche state of the art amenities such as apps that can set the temperature remotely are rejuvenating the camper vans dated image the caravan ends on sunday. killing for decades the front man of deep purple has recorded an album of his former band mates from the javelins to. british singer songwriter dylan covered rock n roll classics with them in

in venice which we're going to hamper start from the latest collaboration is a bio pic about neil armstrong the first man to walk on the moon how precarious the whole idea of humans in space especially that time was i think to me it raises lots of questions that are that are certainly very relevant today of what what what the cost of a goal is and what at what point does a goal not become worth it anymore and what sacrifices are we you know as a country as a as a globe willing to shoulder in the name of a goal. with my only watson kristoff else the jury for the seventy fifth edition of the festival includes some of the biggest names in the business. at the first major party guests enjoyed a stunning view from the terrace of the hotel tiny early it's legendary like the festival itself. just as i ask you which the world's oldest film festival what's not to like look out the window there's your answer. it's such a beautiful beautiful setting and somehow and months all the chaos you can. you know famous last words but somehow you managed to keep the calm because the water surrounds even this is

it stars ryan gosling as the astronaut neil armstrong and claire foye as his first wife. >> it has plentynd emotion. >> what are the chances you're not coming back? those kids don't have a father anymore. so are you going to sit the boys down? are you going to prepare them for the fact you might not ever come home? >> do you think you're coming back? >> ooh. that's some heavy. ah. "first man" made its world premiere at the venice film festival and received a three-minute standing ovation and getting 92% on rotten tomatoes. >> it reunites gosling with the director from "la la land". it hits theaters october 12.tel. >> does he make it >> what happens? >>> now to another popular movie being adapted for the stage that you're excited about. >> i'm excited. >> "mrs. doubtfire." >> everybody remembers the 1993 movie starring the late robin williams. he disguises himself as a british woman. he wanted to spend time with them after losing custody. >> a lot of memorable moments. >> the water's boiling. >> hello! >> so there is no time horizon. >> there's been talk of the musical happening for three

first man is the story of how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon but we have every intention coming back there are strong performances from ryan gosling in the lead role and from clear for you he plays armstrong's first wife janet hook . up a true story in the running is peterloo by british festival favorite mike lee it's a historical drama set in one thousand century northern england but should resonate with audiences around the world when cavalry rode into a huge crowd had gathered to demand democratic reforms it became known as the peterloo massacre. by alfonso quattrone set in the more recent past it's about a nine hundred seventy s. family in mexico where koran grew up like his last film gravity which won the oscar for best director it's visually stunning and it's one of twenty one titles competing for the venice is top prize the golden lion will probably start speaking to each other because the selection this year is incredibly rich an incredibly powerful or task is not easy but i believe that we are like midwives are showing new life in

. >> reporter: nearly half a century after neil armstrong walked on the moon, nasa hopes to reignitet kind of excitement for commercial space travel. >> we want to see commercial space enterprise be very, very successf in-- in essence, >>king space more routine. >> reporter: we are inside what would be the boeing starliner. this is a mockup, not exactly first-class seating on a trip that takes about six hours to get to the international space station. you know, jeff, the nasa space shuttle had about 3,500 switches gd buttons in here. this one's got 45 and the astronauts shouldn't have to push one. ryat's because everything is autonomous and controlled on the round. >> glor: i was trying to turn sideways here to see you here, ttyid. shat's pretty cool. nice live shot. david begnaud, thank you very euch. las vegas police today closed their investigation into the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. 58 were killed, 800 hurt last october. the report details the shooter's ncnancial problems and odd mphavior, but nikki battiste reports it leaves the most important question unanswere

- neil armstrong. - okay. i mean, he's dead.bring him back to life. - it has to have a military background. - military, yeah. - it has to have a military background. - i think so, yeah. - but the military has advised president trump that we don't need a space force. - well, trump's his own man. - he knows more. - and he's gonna tell us the truth about what's out there. - when you're in trump's universe, everyone loves space force. space force! but why do we need space force? - uh, terrorists could, through the use of drones, get into space and become a very dangerous hazard to our freedom. - i'm sure that there will be war in space. - let's not forget 9/11, okay? i think that space force could help prevent the next 9/11. - which would be 9/12. - 9/12. 9/13. - okay. - i think isis could get to space. - space isis. - space isis. right, space isis. but do we really need a space force? - doesn't make a lot of sense, and we'd be wasting a lot of dollars, but at the same time, it's just gonna be cool. - let me just unpack what you jus

stars ryan gosling it's a very very impressive performance by him a very psychological study of neil armstrong the first astronaut to set foot on the moon but also strong performance by the british actor claire for playing his wife janet and it really looks at how the death of their daughter affects see him and plays into his career and their family life i think it's a very strong biography and then something of a local favorite says spira. is a horror film remake and it's directed by luca why don't you know he came to prominence by directing call me by your name a film which was actually nominated for the best film oscar despite not being in the english language quite unusual but a lot of the r. hype surrounding a star is born lady gaga is going to be in venice in the next few days she stars in that film it's a remake of the classic which sees a. musician fall in love with a singer who lady gaga plays itself also the directorial debut of the hollywood actor bradley cooper it's not in competition it's not one of the twenty one films competing for the golden lion but it's certainly causing a lo

layers of plastic in space suits, worn by neil armstrong, the first man to walk on moon, are turningrace to save these artifacts for the history of humanity. those are the papers. as we've been reporting, un investigators urged the security council to refer the situation in myanmar to the international criminal court. the actress cate blanchett, in her role as the un refugee agency's goodwill ambassador, spoke exclusively to nada tawfik and said that council members must fulfil their duty to protect the rohingya people. well, i think that they're — you know, part of the security council's remit is to highlight and to continue unveiling, not give up. just coming from speaking to the secretary general, when the situation is impossible, you have to push harder, and despair is something we cannot give into. and when you see the resilience of the refugees themselves, and when you sit in a school with children who have lost parents, you know, children who have seen their grandparents pushed back into burning buildings and set on fire — you know, i sat with one particular girl who was 14, w

masterpiece test to reconsider trying to land the first man is about how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon starring ryan gosling it's one of twenty one films in the main competition. so is roma by alfonso cuarón whose last film gravity premiered here before winning him the oscar for best director it's a tribute to the mexico of korans youth once again it's visually stunning and it's one of the favorites to grab venice is top prize the golden lion. and some spirit is one of a strong set of italian films competing here it's a horrible remake directed. don't you know whose last film called me by your name was nominated for best film at this year's oscars. over eleven days the critics in the public are about to discover a world of film in one of europe's most glamorous sets igs palaces prizes and prestige venice has the ball in abundance with al-jazeera venice and that is your news hour from here in doha another bulletin from london in just a few. where on line this isn't some abstract issue we need to pay attention to their stops or if you join

masterpiece test to reconsider trying to land on the first man is about how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon starring ryan gosling it's one of twenty one films in the main competition. so is roma by alfonso cuarón whose last film gravity premiered here before winning him the oscar for best director it's a tribute to the mexico of korans youth once again it's visually stunning and it's one of the favorites to grab venice is top prize the golden lion. and some spirit is one of a strong set of italian films competing here it's a horrible remake directed by look why don't you know whose last film called me by your name was nominated for best film at this year's oscars. over eleven days the critics in the public are about to discover a world of film in one of europe's most glamorous settings palaces prizes and prestige venice has the ball in abundance. al-jazeera venice. and it doesn't have the news that i thank you very much for watching. when the us has all collapsed this university professor became a millionaire and a criminal on the run. fifteen

the master these tests to reconsider trying to land the first man is about how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon starring ryan gosling it's one of twenty one films in the main competition. so is roma by alfonso cuarón whose last film gravity premiered here before winning him the oscar for best director it's a tribute to the mexico of korans youth once again it's visually stunning and it's one of the favorites to grab venice is top prize the golden lion. and some spirit is one of a strong set of italian films competing here it's a horrible remake directed by look why don't you know whose last film called me by your name was nominated for best film at this year's oscars. over eleven days the critics and the public are about to discover a world of film in one of europe's most glamorous settings palaces prizes and prestige venice has them all in abundance with al-jazeera venice and. back in just a couple of minutes with another full youthful attempt. september on al-jazeera with the us midterm elections just over two months away we'll explore the mood

host: this mission from apollo eight really set the groundwork for neil armstrong july 1969 to be the first man to walk on the moon. think of the difference -- guest: think of the difference. just a year before, apollo one had exploded, the deaths of those three astronauts. in that time, think of the bravery of the men who did that in one of those capsules, knowing i can happen to them and in short order the next year we had somebody in lunar orbit and the next year we had three men on the moon. did the united states within the space race? that's our twitter question. back to your phone calls, bob in canton, georgia. good morning. caller: having been born in the late 1950's, i just rumor growing up in my childhood seemed to be dramatic. magazine was a news and radio, he consumed information on information is flowing into our household and all of the turmoil of the time is just seared into my mind, beginning with i was for five years old when president kennedy was killed and then towards the latter part of the decade, the trauma which i don't read into all of it, all the matters the co

first man is the story of how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon the risks that we have every intention coming back there are strong performances from ryan gosling in the lead role and from clear for you he plays armstrong's first wife janet. but the true story in the running is peterloo by british festival favorite mike lee it's a historical drama set in one thousand century northern england but should resonate with audiences around the world when cavalry rode into a huge crowd had gathered to demand democratic reforms it became known as the peterloo massacre. by alfonso quattrone set in the more recent past it's about a nine hundred seventy s. family in mexico where coral grew up like his last film gravity which won the oscar for best director it's visually stunning and it's one of twenty one titles competing for the venice is top prize the golden lion will probably start speaking to each other because the selection this year is incredibly rich an incredibly powerful or task is not easy but i believe that we are like midwives are showing new

presentation was made at a ceremony ahead of the festival's opening film, first man — about the run—up neil armstrong'splastic waste that's making its way into britain's waterways? 0ne environmental charity has come up with an idea — it's turning more than a tonne of plastic waste, collected from the river thames, into a boat. helena lee reports. a smooth launch for the boat this morning. a boat made, in part, from plastic picked up from the thames and recycled. these schoolchildren from canary wharf college have been a big part of getting the boat onto the water. they've been out on plastic fishing trips like this one, collecting litter. and there's always plenty for them to fish out. when we fish out plastic, it makes us satisfied that were helping the environment. making the planet better. i think it's quite silly, plastic bottles, when they get thrown away, or plastic bags, they should be recycled and used again. rather than ending up being shipped abroad, the plastic collected by the children ends up here, at this reprocessing plant in dumfries in scotland. we take the bottles, and shred the bottl

master these tests to reconsider trying to land on the first man is about how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon starring ryan gosling it's one of twenty one films in the main competition. so is roma by alfonso cuarón whose last film gravity premiered here before winning the oscar for best film it's a tribute to the mexico of korans youth once again it's visually stunning and it's one of the favorites to grab venice is top prize the golden lion. and some spirit is one of a strong set of italian films competing here it's a horror of remake directed by look why don't you know whose last film call me by your name was nominated for best film at this year's oscars. over eleven days the critics and the public are about to discover a world of film in one of europe's most glamorous settings palaces prizes and prestige venice has them all in abundance. al-jazeera venice. the u.s. . will have names and. thanks very much will we start with donald trump a welcome the head of world football into the oval office on tuesday the u.s. will co-host the world cup wit

and ohio is the state that gives us american legend and american heroes like thomas edison, neil armstrong, and john glenn. we stand on the shoulders of generations of american patriots who knew how to work, knew how to fight, and knew how to win. you know how to win. just like them we are going to keep on work. we are going to keep on fighting, and we are going to keep object winning, we are going to win so much you are going to get so tired of winning. you see what happening. we'll keep it going for a long time. we'll never give up, we'll never give in. and we'll never back down. we'll never ever stop fighting for our families, our freedom, tore our great american -- or our great american flag. right? because we are americans. and our hearts bleed red, white and blue. we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. and together as a nation we'll make america wealthy again. we'll make america strong again. we'll make america safe again. and we'll make america great again. thank you, ohio. thank you. [♪] jesse: president trump speaking to an overflowing crowd of thousands

. >> this mission from apollo 8 set the groundwork for neil armstrong to be the first man to walk on the moon. >> inc. of the difference. january 1967, apollo 1 had exploded. think of the bravery of the men who knew that can happen to them. then we had someone in orbit than three men on the moon. >> did the united states win the space race? that is our twitter question. we hope you will add to the 26,000 people that have weighed in. >>> now bob in georgia. >> having been born in the late 1950s, i remember growing up and my childhood seemed to be traumatic. my father consumed information. news, magazines and radio. the information was thrown into our household. all of the turmoil of the time seared into my mind. i was about five years old when president kennedy was killed. then toward the latter part of the decade, the trauma. i served under reagan during the cold war. it is hard to explain to veterans and current men in uniform how the country was locked in this battle for control of the globe. i know you do not want to get into current politics, that is why it boggles my mind how th

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grissom, white and chaffe who later died but then leading to the mission when neil armstrong landed onhe moon. from washington, good morning. >> caller: good morning. concerning this cold war, mr. gorbachev sat across the table from george h.w. bush and united the germanys, gave the warsaw pact nations their independence. the soviet union was split up and all bush had to do to promise was to stay out of his business. but we americans -- the miss kravitzes of the world -- violated that immediately with bill clinton and kosovo. i mean, we just can't mind our own damn business. >> mark kramer, does dave have a point? >> first of all, as elizabeth has pointed out a couple of times, in the aftermath of the cold war, from the late '80s on, you know, there's been a steady -- or pretty much steady decline in the number of people killed in conflicts, the number of international conflicts going on. there's still civil wars but it has declined quite dramatically, including the americans, despite the tragic number who lost their lives in iraq and afghanistan. it still is a tiny fraction of those w

and ohio is the state that gives us american legend and american heroes like thomas edison, neil armstrong, and john glenn. we stand on the shoulders of generations of american patriots who knew how to work, knew how to fight, and knew how to win. you know how to win. just like them we are going to keep on work. we are going to keep on fighting, and we are going to keep object winning, we are going to win so much you are going to get so tired of winning. you see what happening. we'll keep it going for a long time. we'll never give up, we'll never give in. and we'll never back down. we'll never ever stop fighting for our families, our freedom, tore our great american -- or our great american flag. right? because we are americans. and our hearts bleed red, white and blue. we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. and together as a nation we'll make america wealthy again. we'll make america strong again. we'll make america safe again. and we'll make america great again. thank you, ohio. thank you. [♪] jesse: president trump speaking to an overflowing crowd of thousands

, we always think when we think about the space program and the heros of it, the john glenns, neil armstrongon misings, jeff bezos and richard branson's. they're driving this. and they can maybe do it more cheaply and efficiently than government. we used to spend 5% of the budget, the annual budget back in the '60s on the space program. now we spend half a percent. and we can still get into space. >> trish: we'll leave it there. thanks for having me in all week. and don't forget to watch his show tomorrow, big day for the president. >> i'm jesse watters along with dadan mcdowell, richard fowler, dana perino and greg gutfeld. >> greg! [laughing] >> this is "the five." >> president trump blasting fake news while some in the media proving how biased they are. >> president trump: they can make anything bad. because they are the fake, fake, disgusting news. >> the president of the united states is completely unhinged. and getting worse by the day. >> more on the president's fight against fake news ahead. but first a