niger? seen by you as helpful to the cause of our democracy, our markets, our any trade deal with china, what he said today. are you with me? >> it is -- no. i am not with you. it is not the first time that a commander in chief, the president of the united states has tried to influence a federal reserve chairman. allan greenspan was on early whier this week another network and when asked were you privately pressured by a president of the united states, we know greenspan served from reagan to clinton, he said yes, i was pressured. >> you are correct. you also know that is a b.s. answer to my question. >> no -- >> this is not about private pressure. this is about public attacks and likening him to an auto accurate who is a danger to free society. >> i will agree -- you christine and i will agree that to compare him, powell, our fed chairman, to xi is going a little bit too far. >> a little bit too far. >> little bit. >> a little bit too far? >> but there is no question that powell raised rates

niger says he has to rally the allies. he's right.sident going to do this when he's been embarrassing the allies the last two years? >>s it amazing. he's constantly attacking our allies. him cancelling that denmark trip was they hurt his feelings is astounding, unbelievable. then he turns around and says we have to help our enemies, russia, put them back in the g7. kim zhong, even though he's firing nukes, there is something wrong with this guy. he's mentally unstable, electorally unstable. do i hope he works with our allies, gets rid of the tariffs and improves the economy? of course, i do. i don't think he's constitutionally capable of any of those things. guys, the reason i bring up the six bankruptcies, you have to understand he's not capable of managing anything. his dad gave him over $400 million and all he ever did was bungle it. he's now doing that writ large with the american economy. >> you are neglecting one thing and i'll make a point for niger here. you are underestimating his ability to sell. >> thank you. >> he sold him

i would agree with niger. we need tougher and smarter borders. agree with senator warren's position on this. i think senator bind is right. ashley: thank you so much for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. coming up. do democrats want to impeach the president? >> yes, i believe he should be impeached. >> it's not if he'll be impeached but when. >> if we don't impeach this president he will get re-elected. >> you got message. there is new evidence democrats are promoting an agenda most of americans don't want. top hollywood celebrities love to complain about fake news. but a bunch of them are called on passing around fake pictures on social media. leonardo dicaprio trying to raise awareness on fires in the amazon. but the picture was from last year. more details on disgraced financier, jeffrey epstein. the details are next. -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you're going to be seeing a lot more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with pro

joining me right now is niger innis and antjuan seawright. niger, i think it will backifier. and a lot of it probably in different parts of the country and that's not good. but to say that anybody who supports the president and his policies, who dared to vote for him or is thinking of voting for him again, to say they are racist because of it, that's going a step too far, i think for most of people. and that's why they are so out of step with america they will wind up costing themselves the election again. >> i believe so. i think there is no question about it. but i think for the long term health of the one think, the fact that -- you remember the story of the boy who cried wolf? now you have an entire political party crying racism. you even have racial arsonists like aoc and tlaib and omar and those types. or a bunch of coward like joe biden and beto who talk about going before crowd and saying i'm ashamed to be white. many years ago, a decade ago, i said there is a sharptonnization of the democratic party and they should replace the jackass of their party, the donkey. tris

niger, start withy you.e hope the burglary of a congressman's home wasn't too serious, but there is kind of a a sad irony to this, isn't there? >> yes. the deputy police chief of baltimore was mugged. it is an outrage. i think brother west and i and you would agree onle this. one-party rule in any country any state, any city, be it from the left or from the right is unhealthy. baltimore has been under a progressive and corrupt reign of terror for over 50 years. trump was right when he said the homicide rate is worse in baltimore than it is ind the triangle cities -- triangle countries in central america that are sending up many of their people to escape economic ruin. right here at home, right here in the baltimores and the chicagos of our country, we have economic and all types of other crimes and all types of feces and disgusting depravity. it's taking place because of liberal one-party rule, that must end. >> laura: professor west, do you agree -- you might not agree with what could fix this, but do you f

they are recruited from chad, mali and niger."s of the rsf, and if so, how many? no non—sudanese? i want to ask you specifically about what happened principally injune, when after the initial euphoria of the removal of president omar al—bashir, troops opened fire on protesters. unarmed, peaceful civilians. one protester here in khartoum told me that the army was seen as saviours, now they are seen as killers. what was the role of the rsf, the rapid support forces, in that attack onjune the 3rd on civilians? but the rapid support forces were specifically blamed. let me tell you what one leading sudan expert, alex de waal, said. he said, "general hemeti's forces rampaged through khartoum, beginning with the camps of the protesters, burning the tents, often with people inside, more than 100 killed, many were raped. the rapid support force terrorised khartoum." these are the accusations about your force. but why didn't you stop the attacks on civilians? we also saw some deaths in omdurman and el obeid at the end ofjuly. why didn't the

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they are recruited from chard, mali and niger.nese members of the rsf, and if so, how many? no non— sudanese? i want to ask you specifically about what happened principally injune, when after the initial euphoria of the removal of president 0mar al—bashir, troops opened fire on protesters. unarmed, peaceful civilians. 0ne protester here in khartoum told me that the army was seen as khartoum told me that the army was seen as saviours, now khartoum told me that the army was seen as saviours, now they are seen as killers. what was the role of the rsf, the rapid support forces, in that attack on three june rsf, the rapid support forces, in that attack on threejune on civilians? but the rapid support forces were specifically blamed. let me tell you what one leading sudan expert, alex duval, said. he said" general hemeti's forces raged through khartoum, beginning with the camps of the protesters, burning the tents, of the protesters, burning the te nts, ofte n of the protesters, burning the tents, often with people inside, more than 100

david: joining me, niger innis and brad blakeman. thank you for coming in.avoring of illegal -- the rights of people who are here illegally, even above the rights of americans. it seems like political suicide to me. doesn't it? >> it is. what sense of responsibility or allegiance? their sworn allegiance is to those people of this country. not those who seek to break our laws. they are offering services they can't even provide for americans. illiteracy, nutrition for our children. we can't take care of ourer on and we are committed on a tax burden to pay for people who come here illegally and stay illegally. and sanctuary cities give them protection from law? >> talking about inner cities and talking about baltimore, it turns out the same day that the president tweeted out his statements about baltimore, that so many people deride at racist, was the same day congressman cummings had his own baltimore residence broken into. >> a couple weeks before that you had the deputy police chief mugged in baltimore. i'm laughing because of the irony. but the fact is, it'

we also have intentions in the niger -- they remain important. and they need to be effectively , so some progress is being made but there is an important gap, which brings us -- the task of anyone who would president of nigeria is security,complex, manufacturing challenges. to lead a nation like nigeria. there are a lot of options and the label of corruption is still -- engaging with some investors who told me they paid to cross the borders. also know about some of the when they decided to suspend the chief justice. nigeria and iut will continue to let one of my colleagues speak about south africa. you were turn to my -- a peace corps volunteer in the congo quite a few years ago but you've been following the situation very closely over the past year and have had an opportunity to engage with the president -- i wonder if you would say a few words about where you think things are going. >> thank you. i'm going to put my ideas out as a brief provocation -- i'm not going to try to be perfectly analytically balanced, i'm feeling hopeful, and that will

so niger, i turn to you, basically a unicorn in your party right now.hat you have to see as this president's penchant for division? >> my offended donald trump calling out a district that has been controlled by one-party rule for over 50 years and where blacks large -- a large number of blacks are in misery. he didn't call blacks subhuman. he said the conditions are subhuman. >> he's saying no human would live there. >> that's right. and -- >> but they do. >> what he's saying is that the people in that community are trapped and looking for liberation. look, i saw that cnn poll that the wizard of oz brought up, but there were two other polls. i read this on a cnn site. there was a fox news poll and an abc/washington post poll, no friends of the president, that had him at 22% and 18% respectively in the black community during these tweet crises. if you average all three out, that's about 50% of the black vote. if the president gets anywhere close to 15% of the black vote in this election, i think even the heat knows there will be a lot of fire, but there

the people and this means the protection of our daughters water trees and wildlife and we provide niger based employment to the villagers. today the birth of a baby girl and group pantries considered a blessing for the parents the village and for the environment. and other villages the notion of closer to a new school is far from normal a school teacher should pass on he tells us. why wouldn't it be obvious that simple but i have seen in this village that the opportunities given to girls are immense the girls are given priority here and they participate in all kinds of activities read that in home or at school one will have to buy aspect i was going to have to call me a. fundie come in with a gift to planting idea has now become popular outside the plan to use her and has been adopted by 150 villages in people country local server 200 times and treats turning brown and one into a far reaching forest in honor of the village girls. the humble leaf be used to create masterpieces of intricate art about it vs a spanish artist's delicate miniature words from ordinary lives to draw attention t

and now off to the caucasus niger graphical region known as you asia i reports head it's a joy to see me there we saw so residents of a small village that sought out using solar energy to heat water which has a knock on effect of protecting local forests georgia lost 1.3 percent of its forest between 199-2010 that's according to the f a o the aim of the initiative is to provide the people with affordable and sustainable energy systems and to reduce c o 2 emissions in the villages. at 6 30 in the morning and i go to open it is already out of the house with a bucket of hot water fresh from the faucet. the cows has to be cleaned before milking. a little later after serving the family breakfast she makes cheese it requires a lot of patience she can tell that she's ready when the consistency is just right and everything here runs like clockwork with no time for breaks. while they're effective as a housewife i have a lot of work to do i clean i make the food click house and lots of other things that i would have to think there's always something to do their office lower. none are good. i've

you only need someone to niger you someone to tell you can do this someone to mentor you and that's why we are here for this is the savings so skeptic we can correct students to save their money you only paid well as their membership fee that they will be when you are with the bring your money you get something costs this going the money that. we do give out some loans after you paid back the money with a sound interest and the crest is 20 actually we have the wedding procession finds this is the money they actually use to help the needy. in 2nd town we helped little friend we paid sam's close to scream and even pat down after friends paid the bank to scream. much more. when you select the stance we walk when we make sure that we have a 50 percent balance between gow's and votes and also what we have done is that within the lessons that we believe are we on. awareness can make sure that some of the young people are watching the boys on the ghost. we have noticed that the program is actually having a bigger impact on young women because we realize that actually for the girls we are havin

government but arraignment tain she was jailed for promoting and encouraging people to mount a coup niger yousef alleges she was tortured and sexually abused by police officers after her arrest but many officials say they've referred her complaint to a special investigation or allegations relate to a local police station whose chief was trained by u.k. police. spoke to the organization that petitioned for not just release. enjoy yourself a former bahraini civil servant and mother of 4 was jailed in april 27th teen up he criticised the regime for hosting the motor racing show case that is formula one use of gave a harrowing account of the abuse and sexual assault she was subjected to at the hands of the officers she was arrested by this threaten to kill me they tried to bribe me they beat me but worst of all officers tore off my he job and attempted to strip me of my clothes before an officer sexually assaulted me in custody the pain and humiliation of that week will haunt me for the rest of my life the gist of it they give is the fact is she is involved in what they call it activity is. t

loves playing in bamako the city which was built on the banks of the rebuy niger innis one of the fastest growing metro police in the world sometimes at the expense of those who are roofs below the poverty line. must assume he comments on the social change in bamako or in his news wrap up or not. want to start now when he needs to recharge muster so many heads. to the national park in the heart of comical this is why he filmed a very personal video back in 2011 a doctor a muslim and midwife of the piece is dedicated to my mother it was my way of honoring all midwives going to college and he doesn't shy away from political topics in his either to do that as you explain your islam he condemns the jihadists creating fear and violence particularly in the countries not after they really of another song even received death threats. for throughout my career i have used music to speak out. at times i've been so critical that people have even wondered whether i work for the opposition but. who has never complained for any political party no matter how much money. we tackle the poor independents to

that was dr oh ei sun, a adviser to niger brothers ark when was prime minister. —— najib razak when hehas been marked in iceland at a ceremony highlighting the effects of climate change. it's the island's first glacier to disappear — but scientists warn it won't be the last, unless immediate action is taken. courtney bembridge reports. photographs taken from space show just how rapidly the 0k glacier disappeared. in 1986, it was a massive solid white, spilling from the creator of an extinct volcano. but by 2014, it was no longer thick enough to move and the glacier officially declared dead by glaciologist oddur sigursson. translation: by reaching this stage the nature of the glacier changes dramatically. it starts to slide, it erodes the land beneath much more quickly. dirty water emerges from it and the water stops seeping through it. five years later, iceland's prime minister and environment minister were among the mourners who gathered to commemorate the loss of the glacier. the idea for a memorial came from two profressors from a texan university who made a documentary about the lo

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boris johnson was elected promising that would whatever would happen he would basically be taking on niger for arjun the threats that party he would win back those conservative voters and make sure that the referendum of 2016 would be seen through which is that the u.k. will leave the european union one of his. big selling points one of his big messages is that if you if you if you square up to the e.u. eventually very will blink any sign of the votes of absolutely no sign of that whatsoever so far we've heard the words of from an angle america she's probably a little bit more diplomatic what we've also been hearing words coming out of paris because boris johnson will will go to france to mars meet president mark home and the words coming out of there is that no deal is becoming the most likely option and that is what the french are thinking and that whatever happens even if there is a no deal bret's it the u.k. must pay the divorce deal so this is a very so in other words france is playing hardball to boris johnson's hardball i think part of this is because the european union wants to ens

about two years ago, many people woke up when about four of our soldiers died in niger. we need to get back to what the constitution says, that a president cannot engage in war and military activity without getting permission from congress. so i can tell you that i am going to do to bring things. -- do two things. -- thisng to end wars is a president that bombed the assad regime in violation of a president is needing authorization of military force. that alone will reduce the amount of money we're spending overseas. more than that, i'm going to make sure we return in this country to not leading with bombs and military intervention. even donald trump's first secretary of defense said that if you cut the state department, if you cut diplomacy, if you cut foreign aid, you will have to buy me more bullets. we need to get back to a nation that leads with our values, that stands with our allies, that creates security not sibley through military strength, but through the moral strength of this nation. that is what i am going to do. end military waste and over rage, -- an overre

centralized who had decentralized unitary system rather than a federal one and if that's what from niger's agenda really is or a farm manager will probably leave office in a year for him having accomplished virtually nothing.

years ago, many woke up when four of our soldiers er, and americans were like, we have soldiers in niger? we need to get back to what the constitution says, that the president can't engage in military activity without permission from congress. i am going to do two things. i'm going to end the wars that we are doing all over. this is a president that bombed violation ofime in the idea of a president needing authorization for the use of military force. i am going to end that and that alone will reduce the amount of money we spend overseas. but even more, i am going to not sure we return to leading with bombs and military intervention. even donald trump's first secretary of that if you cut the ,tate department, cut diplomacy cut foreign aid, you will have to buy more bullets. we need to get back to being a nation that leads with values, stands with our allies, that creates security, not simply through military strength, but the moral strength of this nation. ,hat is what i am going to do and military waste, military overreach, and thank you iowa. the less you and god bless united states of

niger inoldiers in terms of terrorism, and members of congress admitted that they did not know that they were in the country. we have folks deployed in east asper, -- east africa. we are not that far off from the day when we will see new was about a casualty in afghanistan who was not born on 9/11. i thought i was one of the last troops leaving afghanistan five years ago, and right now there is a soldier packing her bags, ready to go over there, probably wondering a little bit let the end game is and what the mission looks like. i believe a big part of this has to be for congress to step up, and as congress -- as president i would insist on congressional authorizations before committing troops. [applause] mackenzie: describe your prophecies for appointing the supreme court justices. mayor buttigieg: great question. by the way, let us all pray for the health and well-being of justice ginsburg. [applause] so, the process will involve identifying justices who have that same vision of freedom that i shared earlier. justices and judges for the bench. we should be a little more expansive in wh

the family of a green beret killed in an attack in niger will receive a silver star in his honor todaythe army recognizing sergeant dustin wright for his so-called valorous actions on that day. the special forces soldiers killed after their convoy was ambushed by isis fighters in 2017. the 3 other soldiers also received posthumous awards. thousands of protesters threatening to shut down the hong kong airport for a third straight day. the demonstrators now worn they could face prison time hours after riot police in the terminal. benjamin hall joins us from london as tensions continue to escalate. what is the latest? >> there were incredible scenes at the airport. it is quieter than it was, because of the court order that protects people from protesting but yesterday felt like a turning point in this 11 week saga because the protesters shutdown hong kong airport for two days, economic hub, financial hub and they couldn't allow this to go on so it descended into chaos when riot police clashed with 10,000 protesters who for two straight days prevented passengers leaving the airport causing

the family of a green beret killed in an attack in niger will receive a silver star in his honor todaythe army recognizing sergeant dustin wright for his powers actions on that day. the special forces soldiers were killed after their convoy was ambushed by isis fighting 2017. the three other soldiers received posthumous awards. rob: two california counties sue the trump administration over its new green card policy, san francisco and santa clara counties responding to the announcement that immigrants on medicaid, food stamps and other federal assistance could be delayed or prevented from getting green cards. the san francisco city attorney writing in part, determining to see if it ends up in the legal garbage bin with the rest of the at ministration of unlawful policies. it pushes people to be more self-reliant, more on that later in the show. jillian: bernie sanders overtaking joe biden in new hampshire. sanders from nearby vermont up 21%, 6 points ahead of biden and nine over elizabeth warren. rob: the poll revealing 11% of new hampshire voters are still undecided and that number is