put nikki on the ticket.eocon, dynamite politician and a woman as his successor and the next president. your thoughts? >> certainly i can see that being a wise choice. don't forget, nikki haley has at times spoken up against donald trump. that's a big "x" against her with him. no, he's never going to find another lap dog like pence. so i think he would rather have that and someone who is just constantly supporting him and telling him how wonderful he is and sitting silently by and watching the country fall apart than have someone who is a real leader because he would -- she would be the comparison everyone would be looking to. what does nikki haley think? he would hate being upstaged by her. >> you might be right on the psychology. i think it would be the dynamite political move. frightening in the suburbs for the democrats. i don't know why i'm giving advice to trump. gentleman small simmons, susan del percio. thank you. >>> up next, president trump tells supporters he would love to face off against bernie.

. >> nikki tutorial snags the ultimate accomplice. >> is that snoop?op dog is breaking down her smoking hot look next. >> makes you look official like don't have to figure out how to close it. pretty cute. ♪ >>> keep the brushing coming. ♪ ♪ >>> makeup tutors nikki tutorial does makeup on tutotutotuto >> cool. wait. >> she needs an accomplice, ollie. >> the ultimate accomplice. hit it, snoop. >> you know i got your back, knickknack. >> hey. >> snoop, yes, baby. >> finally makeup tutorials are interesting. >> i told you. let's just get started. >> now you got to get the brush ready. let the brush get used to her face. put a little cream on that briznush. >> okay. >> so for those of you not down with the flanguage. listen up. you're going to learn something. for shizzle. you know the rest. >> right up under the eyes. get that forehead. put the heart right on the forehead. love the love. >> is he watching her video and just free styling his voice over or is he reading from a script? can we tell. >> you know snoop does what he does how he does it. >> we kn

human rights council, and thank you to nikki, thank you to nikki. terrific job. nikki haley.p we are making incredible strides on behalf of the american people and we are just getting started. [ audience chanting ] thank you very much. thank you very much. that guy that just said that, he used to hate me. can you believe it? used to hate me. thank you very much. i appreciate it. but while republicans fight to protect the jobs and safety of all americans, democrats are advancing the most extreme partisan agenda by far in american history. you see what's happening. you see what's happening. people aren't fighting for israel in congress, large numbers of people. you saw what took place three weeks ago. it was shocking. that couldn't have happened, it could not have happened just a few years ago. could not have happened. if implemented, the democrats' radical agenda would destroy our economy, cripple our country and very well could leave israel out there all by yourselves. can't do that. more than 100 democrats in congress are promoting the biggest government power grab in u.s. h

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in our series "eye on america," nikki battiste visits the university of kansas, a school divided overs issue. >> this is a smith & wesson 40. >> reporter: is this loaded? >> no. >> reporter: but you have it on you while you're on campus. >> yeah, so i will put it here, and angle it up a little bit. >> reporter: you have to keep it concealed. >> yeah. >> when you see people with a vest, they're usually in a war zone. >> reporter: what looks like a college student and a professor gearing up for battle is really their preparation for class. >> okay, guys. how you guys doing? good, good, good. >> reporter: you can carry in ody classroom? >> yeah. ah reporter: university of kansas senior vistoria snitstar says she couldn't wait for her 21st birthday, the legal age to usrry on campus. so she took this concealed carry class to prepare. why do you want to be armed here en campus? >> women often fall victim to crimes on campus, whether rapes or assaults. and so i felt like it was upon me to protect myself. >> reporter: kansas is one of ten states that allows public universities students to car

over us ok nikki what do you get out of listening to s.m.r. and then i'll find the picture i've got a boss who is a famous american go ahead till i can explain describe that i. i just feel i do feel nurtured i just feel safe and call and i meditate but it even a deeper feeling than that and it's just it's one of the greatest feelings in the world and i feel like so lucky that i can add it i mean it stands out to me as a child when it was brought on to me i felt it honestly felt very indecent because it felt so good i think it didn't get all sexually bad but it felt so pleasurable that it felt naughty to have this kind of pleasure in public so it would happen in my classroom the teacher was reading a book and it. freaked out and then it was women's voices always brought it on for me so that i was like am i gay for a while it caused me to have kind of a identity crisis and so when i found the answer our community i have to say i was like you know not that i don't want to be gay it was just like oh this isn't something to be ashamed of this is so

nikki, thank you very much.ound of severe storms fginning tomorrow could impact more than 80 million americans. there is potential for violent thunderstorms and hail across ehe southern plains. tornadoes are possible in oklahoma, texas, and arkansas tomorrow. the threat of dangerous weather moves east later in the week. to the 2020 campaign now. new numbers show president trump's fund-raising has far surpassed any of the 19 candidates officially seeking the democratic nomination. that includes bernie sanders, who appeared where few democrats ever visit, last night. here's ed o'keefe. >> reporter: democratic presidential candidates fanned out across the country again today, but it's an appearance by bernie sanders on fox news, the network democrats love to hate, that's grabbing attention. >> what we are talking about is simply a single-payer insurance program. >> reporter: his medicare for all plan, often criticized by republicans, got an enthusiastic response last night from rodience members of both parties. re

international with me nikki aaron. with almost all of the votes now counted donald trump has congratulated benjamin netanyahu on winning israel's general election be incumbent leader looks set to win a record fifth term as the country's prime minister the wind wing leader will still have to form a coalition alliance but he seems to be in high spirits. this is a night of tremendous victory i was very moved that the nation of israel once again and trusted me for the fifth time already tonight i have started talks with the heads of the right wing parties our natural partners i intend to be the prime minister of all israeli citizens right or left jews and non jews alike all israeli citizens it really would need something outrageous to happen for him not to be able to form this coalition he's likely to get sixty five seats out of a parliament comprising of one hundred twenty so that gives him a better majority than he had in the previous parliament where he stood with sixty one this will mean that his back will be less agai

nikki fox reports.rgency housing, where families with young children from london councils live side by side with ex—offenders and addicts. there's actually someone standing with a crack pipe, standing with one in their hand, and another one's got needles in their hand, and there's blood splattered up the wall. if i'm homeless and they are give me this, how can i turn round and say "i don't want that". i'm homeless! how can i then turn something down? but they shouldn't have sent me to this place. since the block opened last year, crime's up 20%. a new police unit's had to be set up. we have nuisance youths, we have anti—social behaviour, we've had violence, we've had fights and we've had and knife crime. these companies need to look at the vetting of the people they are putting in and they need to take some responsibility around the placements of certain individuals. we have about 90 cameras covering the building. caridon property told us it does support tenants and many are grateful to leave london. if

this gives me and click a button to nikki to interrupt the flight you want to know their story. her fighting and reliable information for migrants. virtual reality has been promising new and bigger adventures for years dream trips from the comforts of our homes exciting fun. and thrills going to war but what is the reality of virtual reality i want to pick on shift today. in twenty eighteen the global be our revenue was three point two billion euros peanuts compared to gaming which made one hundred twenty billion last year still we are technology is making giant strides then you had said new software new games but this stuff is only for hardcore gamers and couch potatoes right wrong you can also use to work up a sweat by boxing for example slip on the headset and go beyond boxing is perfect for me if i get a black eye here i don't get in trouble with my makeup artist. virtual reality boxing training. and b. are big fights. they can be just as hard as matches with real opponents but without running the risk of injury more and more sports are showing up in b.r. . at the v.a.r. ins

over us ok nikki what do you get out of listening to s.m. on i'll find the picture i've got a boss who is a famous american go ahead till i can explain describe that i. i just feel i do feel nurtured i just feel they've and call me and i meditate but if even a deeper feeling than that and it's just it's one of the greatest feelings in the world and i feel like so lucky that i can add it i mean it stands out to me as a child when it was brought on to me i felt it honestly felt very indecent because it felt so good i think it didn't get all sexually bad but it felt so pleasurable that it felt naughty to have this kind of pleasure in public so it would happen in my classroom the teacher was reading a book and it. freaked out and then it was women's voices always brought it on for me so that i was like am i gay for a while it caused me to have kind of a identity crisis and so when i can not answer our community i have to say i was like you know not that i don't want to be gay it was just like oh this isn't something to be ashamed of this is some

eight ten years ago before he took cover but as you say nikki the world changed a lot now wiki leaks under a sun to publish that huge trove of documents revealing war crimes mass surveillance and corruption let's remind ourselves. i should return to has to go underground love to see you. live there any issues there as well thanks guys for coming on short notice cause she would appear so if i can come to you first of all. after what triggered today's arrest in the cameras were there we were there we got those exclusive pictures of course but what happened today why did ecuador finally say. well i think one has to look at the deeper context of this of course where he leads did warn within days or hours. last week that something like this would happen but we're getting shown a light on how elites govern their populations in every nation around the world he was no friend to russia no friend of the united states but what today what today means is that the administration will go all trump i suppose i should say administration because the president of united states did say he loved wiki lea

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nikki haley, push for change of culture and a change of leader.that is a great american company and in the real world the systemic corruption we have seen is the only way they can compete with the rivals. really? are they really saying they cannot compete without the limitless lobbying and legalized bribery and the cronyism that they of our military and those responsible for the safety of america's air travel that is not great. that is not american. it is pathetic. tell me what you think of that. coming up the left on medicare for all. don't miss it. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. we could have been doing this a long time ago. so, you guys staying at the hotel? yeah, we just got married. oh ho-ho! congratulations! thank you. yeah, i'm afraid of commitment... and being boiled alive. oh, shoot. believe it. geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. that guy's the worst. with the most lobster dishes lobsterfesof the yearred lobster like our classic lobster lover's dream... so h

nikki haley, push for change of culture and a change of leader.ng will argue that is a great american company and in the real world the systemic corruption we have seen is the only way they can compete with the rivals. really? are they really saying they cannot compete without the limitless lobbying and legalized bribery and the cronyism that they of our military and those responsible for the safety of america's air travel that is not great. that is not american. it is pathetic. tell me what you think of that. coming up the left on medicare for all. don't miss experience the style, craftsmanship and technology that have made the rx the leading luxury suv of all time. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $409 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. steve: welcome back now as the guests that agreed about the scandal of the former obama official now lobbying the chinese telecom giant let's have a look. there it is president trump agrees this is not good or acceptable. thank you mister president for that we will follow the story to keep u

i'm nikki battiste. a day of mourning has been declared in sri lanka. the island nation is still reeling from the easter day terror attacks on churches and hotels that left about 300 people dead. many more were hurt, and some of the victims were american. now the sri lankan security services have some explaining to do. it turns out they were notified weeks ago about the terror group planning the attacks and did nothing to stop it. elizabeth palmer has the latest. >> reporter: sri lanka's government has named the organization it says carried out these atrocities, thowheed jamath, a local extremist islamist group probably with outside help. yesterday the first bomb went off at the shrine of st. anthony, leaving scores of wounded and dead. was a suspicious van in the neighborhood, they ran. and then another bomb, just as experts were trying to diffuse it. incredibly, there were no casualties, but people living nearby are furious with authorities they believe have failed to protect them. today a mob taking t

. >> mike pence is afraid one false move and it's nikki haley's job. that's my theory. nikki haley. he's a ruthless guy. this is the fun of it. thank you. always great to be on the show. dha charlie, i don't know where you are, but you're great. spruc president trump said he answers to no one and i am the boss and i answer to no one. how do you respond when you are the democrat who is fought so hard and with it the power of the subpoena and the power of the chairmanships mean something. this president is laughing at them. they have to find a weapon against the president. resistance from the right. can anyone stop donald trump from winning the republican nomination? there is larry hogan from maryland and john kasich and bill welch calling on the president to resign. strong talk. much more ahead tonight. stick with us. k. much more ahead tonight. stick with us. we call it the mother standard of care. it's how we care for our patients- like job. his team at ctca treated his cancer and side effects. so job can stay strong for his family. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments

governor nikki haley. heralso said in inauguration or acceptance speech that she was going to drive every union out of south carolina. that's the attitude you have. workers tried to organize at volkswagen. you had a governor, senator came out and said he organized, if you get a voice on the job, we are going to take away your money and your support. millions and millions -- hundreds of millions of dollars, actually. and threaten those workers with that. so you have that in the south. but things are starting to change. strikes in west virginia, arizona, oklahoma, that were. we are doing organizing drives in the south at hospitals and universities and other places. the old text and the old thread is starting to fail because people understand that you must have the person standing beside you. automobilehe companies located in the south, typically from germany or japan, are any of them utilized -- unionized yet? >> parts of them. >> what about google and facebook, why is it hard to unionize them? unionized, bu

he met in my nikki here on twitter says that is this conversion often is because of a sense of community feelings of belonging and it's important to then one's well being and that is while in prison but then what happens when you get out and oftentimes that is for many people a struggle in itself which takes us to dissuade me just not from t.j. he says i would like to know how the director how you justin came out with the idea of the ana struggle as the title of this documentary what is behind that on a struggle. first of all for all credit to being creative about that titles my wife . and i had multiple titles of the film as i was working on it and my wife came up with the name essentially you know comes from the idea of truthfulness and honesty and the film is completely about his struggle so it just like popped in so you know so well and it worked perfectly to be the on a struggle being sidique struggle a sitting there's a moment where one on if i could hear you and were wondering what happens when you get out you have this community of brothers in prison and then you have to look for

that's the feeling relaxation but it's also feeling the intimacy that when you first experience it like nikki described it may not be comfortable i've been in committee meetings that might have actually airing and there's and there's someone whose voice just will trigger it and all sudden in the middle of this committee meeting i'm getting sleepy i'm getting drowsing like this is a bad driver as some are meetings like that see what i didn't think it was a the key word is you. can raise your theory and i say that in a sentence at my fear is that people that get some are had really harsh mothers and so they're searching for it elsewhere i mean i know i did and when my grandma would sometimes draw on my back i was like can i get that every very having a link that i just have of this yearning for it and she's a great woman but like not a lot. all right so guess i feel like i'm just starting this conversation there's so much more to talk about if you are intrigued and you've been watching this program look out online for hash tag a s m ah and then you can find out more you'll find it online and yo

nikki mcnulty says she also experienced carbon monoxide poisoning while driving pregnant including vomiting, weakness and headaches. when she asked for a newer bus or desk job -- >> we don't accommodate pregnant woman. and was put on unpaid leave of absence. no source of income or no way to provide food to my child. >> when she got back she said she had to lactate in a cramped dirty conference room filled with boxes. her pay was cut and the stress of it all major unable to breast-feed. >> ac transit caused me to dry up from stress. >> they say they comply with pregnancy and accommodation laws. quotes we also individually work with our new others to integrate their lactation needs into daily work schedules. but the women say it feels like the transit agency was working against them. >> is a punishment. i feel like i'm being punished for having a kid. kristin ayres, kpix five. >> lawsuit demands they improve the policies and complements women -- kong -- compensating women for lost wages. >>> weather 500 cases have been reported so far this year. the second highest total in 25 years. viral inf

the sentiment has been echoed by human rights groups and politicians across the world my colleague nikki erin discussed the reaction with. a lot of these skeletons in the closets of the world's mightiest the most powerful probably will never be pulled out but if it wasn't for julian assad some people wouldn't even start thinking merely that some of this nasty and gruesome stuff even existed and indeed a very important part of his legacy probably the most important part will always be that he encouraged so many people to think and ask questions about what. most powerful people in charge of this world could be hiding and this can truly be felt through the things that are being said by the activists right now in reaction to what's happening with the whistleblower let's take a look at what the american civil liberties union came out with any prosecution by the united states over. wiki leaks publishing operations would be unprecedented and to do should or would open the door to criminal investigations of news organizations moreover prosecuting a foreign publisher for violating u.s. secrecy ru

at the zero waste lab a research initiative of the new raw people in fessler nikki can find out about recycling and deposit the plastic trash cleaned sorted shredded and melted down. personally i don't like to just throw things out at all but it was a side i think we ought to have a responsible attitude toward our planet. after all we use it's resources year by year. it takes about seventy kilos of plastic and ten hours to make apart from a three d. printer. nine of the colorful seats have already been placed around thessaloniki center and more a plan to eventually the idea is to spread them all around the city. the combination of recycling and design is proving a hit with the locals and visitors alike. it's very impressive to see that you can transform waste into something a static in this way. everyone can enjoy it and sit here with their friends it's a definite gain. nothing negative about it might be part of. the frontier city project was launched in cooperation with the city of the saloniki the younger generation in particular for the target group. we're going to keep it going we

nikki fox reports.om london councils live side by side with ex—offenders and addicts. there's actually someone standing with a crack pipe, standing with one in their hand, and another one's got needles in their hand, and there's blood splattered up the wall. if i'm homeless and they are give me this, how can i turn round and say "i don't want that". i'm homeless! how can i then turn something down? but they shouldn't have sent me to this place. since the block opened last year, crime's up 20%. a new police unit's had to be set up. we have nuisance youths, we have anti—social behaviour, we've had violence, we've had fights and we've had and knife crime. these companies need to look at the vetting of the people they are putting in and they need to take some responsibility around the placements of certain individuals. we have about 90 cameras covering the building. caridon property told us it does support tenants and many are grateful to leave london. if they wasn't with us they would be in hostels or shar

it has so many passionate supporters but what has been the reaction from the human rights community nikki hi well of course a lot of the skeletons in the closets of the world's mine and powerful probably will never be revealed but if it wasn't for julian assange some people wouldn't even start to dared to really think that some of these things some of these gruesome things existed and indeed a very important part of his legacy will always be the fact that he started encouraging people to think you can ask questions about what the most powerful and influential people in charge of this world are hiding and this can truly be felt by how activists all around the world are reacting to this there's been a lot of things said by some of the most important human rights organizations let's look at what was said by human rights watch they saying that prosecuting julian assange for acts often associated with publishing news of public importance including sensitive or classified information has potential to open a dangerous precedent for every news organization the american civil liberties union also

>> hey, nikki, how are you? >> there you go. okay, hi. >> how are you doing?> now siwnia luther is working to spread authentic connections across thetr countryining other facilitators and even setting up virtual >> i actually think it will be very effective in the sense it does focus on a coof key factors. it focuses on educating, normalizing, destigmatizing. and then the cool thing about her groups is also that she's pairing moms with the same similar chord. if you have a stm background, she'll pair way stem background, which kind of helps them have that, "this is my group. these people get me." i ju don't know how sy it will be to recruit because thema sts still there, judgment is still there. "i am not a priority beause i'm a mom and i have to take care of everybody else. i am the cariver. i am the care receiver." >> removing those barriers requires the kind of chae that runs deeper than raising awareness or changing any individual mom's min >> have patients that really needed to take time off after having a babke and i tato them. i was like, "look, we're a

international with me nikki aron the top story this hour with the european parliamentary elections just over a month away it is interior minister matteo salvini has made an early move to forge a euro skeptic alliance of parties across the book and vowed to create a european spring there was a little bit a little shall we are working towards building a new european dream which for me has become a nightmare. into focus families. environmental protection and the future of young people will do it as an alternative movement. let's get the details now from shauna do bensky in parish ali good to see you at the many see this you are skeptical lines being able to make an impact do you think. yes many people to the polls have already been showing us for many months now the nationalists and populists parties across europe seem to be gaining momentum and many people do you feel that they could look at reaping many seats in those elections next month for the european parliament many people think that could mean that they could create a power block that's exactly how. many sees it as long as along as

inspire more nikki there's also inverted. and it's not just the workers at the processing plants who are worried people throughout the town and nets are concerned as well. the fish factories are a key element of the local economy and if the supply of herring runs low because of breck's it the downturn could affect the entire community. european fishing policies are hammered out here in brussels. we asked to talk to someone at the european commission about the bracks it situation but they declined our request for an interview. they said it's a touchy subject right now. experts are working on a wide variety of options and. the staff have been compiling reports and passing them around to members. since the commission wouldn't talk to us we decided to interview some european members of parliament and. then a cool one is the deputy chairman of parliament's committee on fisheries policy and . some british any peas are here today and they include some bracks of supporters. in the labor party there are colleagues from the british lab

nikki was standing near a police car when a gunman opened fire she was rushed to the hospital but couldn't be saved authorities are now searching for suspects they were not on the road so i am prepared to say that we certainly believe there was more than one person. was involved and that's last night obviously only one person pulled the trigger but there was more than one person mickey's death came on the eve of the twenty first anniversary of the signing of the good friday or belfast agreement it largely ended decades of conflict between catholic irish nationalists and protestants. it is really heart breaking on good friday to sound here twenty one years after the belfast agreement was signed on to think that there are still those that believe the file and says the way to deal with these issues we need everyone in society to say that that is not the way forward i mean this was a this was an attack on everybody in northern ireland doesn't matter if you're a catholic or protestant british or irish this is an attack on democracy so therefore we need to stand together and say no we're not acc

> it's not that either one is hatter than the other, it's just how is it going toe >> sreenivasan: nikki dix is the research director at g.t.m., and scientist working on the wetfeet project. do the people that live around here understanthe difference between an invasive species and what a mangrove is, what a mangrove does? yes, some do some don't. so we try to educate people the best we can. when people are not used to seeing mangroves out their backyd they're used to this nice flat marsh view. and then you start getting trs blocking your view. they immediately think, "oh, it's an invasive. we've got to cut it down." >> you can't touch it. people don't like that. they don't like being told no, especially people that can afford to live on the water. >> sreenivasan: to "touch" a mangrove in florida, you usually need the help of someone like danny lippi. he's an arborist near where the wetfeet project is underway and he's licensed by the state to trorim mangs. he recently trimmed these mangroves from around 12 feet down to eight feet, after a months-long regulatory process. the penalty for

international with me nikki airing our top story this hour the united states has designated iran's revolutionary guard as a foreign terrorist organization u.s. secretary of state's mike pompei o confirmed president trumps decision on monday where petering accusations that the elite force both finances promotes terrorism. the leaders of iran are record here's not revolutionaries the iranian people deserve better than to be governed by this kind of hypocritical and corrupt officials with this designation we are sending a clear signal a clear message to iran's leaders. including his band of thugs that the united states is bringing all pressure to bear to stop the regime's outlaw behavior we ask that our allies and partners around the world do the same the u.s. designation puts economic and travel sanctions on the military group it also covers organizations companies and individuals tied to it the group is considered as a wrongs dominants military force in fighting against iceland syria and iraq have more pins got more detail. still be the first time that we've seen the u.s. government designate par

nikki haley was formally elected to boeing's board of directors at today's meeting.he company did not say whether haley was replacing another member or whether the board is expanding. >>> the latest hot in the fight for your delivery dollars. the retail giant tweeted this weekend, "one-day free shipping without a membership? now, that would be groundbreaking." stay tuned. that's what they were telling a lot of their followers there. that comes after amazon disclosed a plan to invest $800 million on infrastructure to make it possible to roll out one-day free shipping for prime members. that change is set to start later this year. >>> one of the world's largest hotel chains reportedly has a new strategy for taking on short-term rentals. if you can't beat them, join them. marriott plans to launch its own version of airbnb's service. after a trial run in europe it will serve as a model. it would be the first major hotel platform to create a home rental platform. >>> the examiner reporting that the city's small business commission voted last week to oppose the ban. the co

>> the attacks like the nikki haley, from government. the bad labor laws that we have in the country that even they aren't enforced properly. corporate america decided to declare a battle on us after the wall fell to do away with us. we're the last group on the field that stops them from having unfettered control of the economy. unfettered control of economics. politics. and all of that stuff. so all of those things coming together took a toll on us. the good news is, collective action is back on the rise. the good news is, last year m.i.t. did a study and 50%, actually 48% of all the workers out there would join a union tomorrow if given the chance. that's 60 million people. 60 million people say i would join a union tomorrow if given the chance. they won't get the chance because the system is currently prevents them from having that chance. >> the democrats, as i said, control the house now. but the democrats do not control the senate, are you going to put more efforts into holding on to the house and trying to get the senate or the wh

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i‘m joined by nikki morgan and trying to find a compromise on brexit, but you are pleased at the mpsta ke pleased at the mps are trained to take control of this process away from the prime minister, an attempt to limitan from the prime minister, an attempt to limit an extension to may the 22nd was defeated. to limit an extension to may the 22nd was defeatedlj to limit an extension to may the 22nd was defeated. i rather this was not having to happen in the sense that i think it should be the government driving negotiations but we are now after the 29th of march, two years into this process and parliament was just allowed him to give an indicative votes on what was allowed to happen and it is important for mps to have a say puppy important for mps to have a say puppy prime minister of course i been clear she does not want to leave without a deal and is prepared to contemplate an extension. it is a mutual endeavour between government and parliament to get to a place where we have a brexit resolution so we can start to move on. if the motion goes through tonight, it is legislation compel

not so far ago we had a prank with nikki haley. she was there as a staff in the un and. many pranks with. senators for example maxine waters mccain lindsey graham or even mitch mcconnell. and why do you think that it was important to speak to mr goh i don't know in venezuela britain of course says that he should be the leader of venezuela i need a statement from use special written documents i will provide you example when you write and we can block their accounts. i think. one or today. for us because in a non-person nobody knew something about him and it was interesting for us to understand who he is he might take leader or he only thing that he doesn't get it from. his partners from department of state. absolutely sure is that he's under control of taverns because you know that story. when we. told him to ben a few accounts including a lexus one in the bank when we told to do that he he didn't ban it but when we called to ella tamarinds and asked him to say i'd love to do that he said i will order i will order to do that and he send us. tourists order i mean go i just

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initiated the project for a new american century henry kissinger who had both hillary clinton and nikki haley these figures are still revered in washington and zbigniew brzezinski. and we have this very top we have john bolton all right gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of american foreign policy stay with r.p. . capitalism relies on competition so competition means that if you have winning ideas or winning companies you survive if you don't you don't survive just survival of the fittest as competition privia a corrupt social bank who's willing to finance dodgy deals and it crowds out the good company and end up with a lot of bad companies and it crowds out of competition and you end up with a with a with a crony capitalism growing. then you should look into. this you do. you have to show the first one to the finished goods conform. to the truth. as you listen to this who do believe that. if it was national guard coming off. the trolley a couple of days to the plate you talk a little. bit somewhat was supposed to push m