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my guests: british political us television journalistjeffrey kofman, irish broadcaster brian o'connellst nabila ramdani if the ball comes loose from the back of the scrum — a rugby phrase borisjohnson himself used to talk about the opportunity. to become party leader and prime minister. the ball came loose. it's now in his hands. but there's a lot between this player and his try. parliament has blocked the brexit deal agreed by his predecessor, but nor is it prepared to tolerate no—deal. the eu says the deal it agreed is not up for renegotiation. the public remain profoundly divided. the pound is weakening. the new prime minister is boxed in by unforgiving political and economic realities. a chameleon and joker at a moment which demands strategy and execution. does his first week in office suggest that the jokes mask a steely strategist? does a borisjohnson's i think it has been an amazing start. i don't think anybody can deny that there is a sense of purpose, dynamism and in a budget that has really transformed with ministers. ifeel like that has really transformed with ministers. i f

claudia: el lÍder de los republicanos hoy lo defendiÓ. " el presidente no es racista", sostuvo mitch o'connellun reportero por su origen Étnico cuando Éste le preguntaba por los comentarios. ilia: pasamos a puerto rico donde ricardo rosellÓ se negóa renunciar en medio de un escÁndalo de corrupciÓn y otro escÁndalo por una comunicaciones que se filtraron entre Él y algunos de sus asesores. los republicanos bien que renuncie y las primeras protestas en la calle terminaron en refriegas cuando la policÍa tratÓ de dispersarlos con gases lacrimÓgenos. carolina: amplios sectores del pueblo portorriqueÑo salieron a protestar y exigir la renuncia de ricardo rosellÓ. en los alrededores de la casa ejecutiva hubo incendios, explosiones y gases lacrimÓgenos. >> esto se tiene que terminar, tenemos que hacernos respetar como pueblo. reportera: el gobernador dijo que no abandonarÍa su cargo. una fuente anÓnima revelo 889 pÁginas de un chat que Él administraba. allÍ emitían comentarios homofÓbicos e insultantes. >> estos funcionarios hicieron actos de persecuciÓn polÍtica. reportera: Él dice que seguirÁ en su

o'connell's and so say the contraband of choice is fuel. 25 year old andreas traffics gas across the border. and various doesn't know which side of the border he comes from he's nicknamed laurel the parrot because he is very talkative nordo is an experienced trafficker. jumper with analysts. that opt out of death but came out there when i look at those i knew what came out of us the other commercial dadi is the go model games yet these are joining. you. every day and his accomplices make the round trip to venezuela but today there is a problem they've just spotted some men in uniform and on the opposite shore venezuelan soldiers no no calls one of his accomplices on the other side of the border. but about where you go to sleep. where no into the end of i but what i. was on as an escalator. call me needed. to enlist but of. the team of smugglers or more eat along with the usual soldiers there's a man they don't recognize a senior officer the man on the left with a red scarf the we're going to continue because i. normally the traffickers offer the soldiers a bribe and would have to cro

like the building is set back, but it's only setback 10 feet. 75 feet over the garden space at john o'connellthe benefits offered which will need to be eventually guaranteed need to be more than mere tokenism area -- -- tokenism's. [reading notes] what is offered here is a lot weaker than other project. we are trying to negotiate a strong agreement that benefits everyone. on the project sponsor's own website say they excel in developing under developed properties. [reading notes] i encourage them to stick to that, work with your community. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is dan carol, i am the secretary of the red zone label temple tenants associati association. it includes many tenants who work with the community on latino and underserved populations are represented as organizations in the building. we are very concerned about the populations we work with, including tenants in our building being just lease -- -- displaced. i am urging that you approve a continuation of this project. we see more luxury market rate housing offsetting, or driving up rent. the income is

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it's america at its best coming together for the country. >> michael o'connell, what has happened tosult of the valiant efforts, the service you provided to the nation, really by responding on that terrible day and in the months after. >> well, i was there as a fireman. i was young in my career, i was 25 years old. in 2007 i was diagnosed with a disease that almost took me life and here we are fighting for 9/11 first responders. it's an exciting day, we're hoping it goes our way. look what we're fighting for. we're fighting for people who are sick and dying. in the grand scheme of things, it's still sad. >> i know -- of course, it's too late for louis alvarez who have fought for this and are now gone. what does it mean to you to get this vote today? >> i'm happy. i'm happy for families like the alvarez family, the pfeifer family. we've lost many people along the way during this fight down here. still people that are sick and dying in droves. we've lost i think three in the last four days. we've lost 189/11 fir 9/11 firs responders since louis died. >> michael, thank you. caroline mal

i go to john o'connell high school. >> pulled the mic a little closer to your mouth. there you go. there we go. >> i have some recommendations for the m.o.u. i feel like this should be -- they should be no arrests made if it is avoidable. the communities insecure with police presence at schools. the m.o.u. should require stricter office guidelines for officer conduct. reducing police discretion in situations in reducing the chances of misunderstanding and disagreement regarding the procedure. i don't feel comfortable with police around because, you know, i have been having bad days at school and they feel like they are going to push me against the wall or something. i don't know. when we need the police, they are not present, for example, we had a big fight at o'connell where the mom was involved in the fight and there were no police officers. if we are going to have police at our schools, they should be working with our security so they know when they should be there and when not. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, everybody. i have a couple of questions to as

o'connell's and so say the contraband of choice is fuel. 25 year old andreas traffics gas across the border. and various doesn't know which side of the border he comes from he's nicknamed laurel the parrot because he is very talkative nordo is an experienced traffic. jumper with analysts. that opt out of that but the amount they want to look at those anyone going to. dadi is the go model games yet these are joining. you. every day and his accomplices make the round trip to venezuela but today there is a problem they've just spotted some men in uniform and on the opposite shore venezuelan soldiers no no calls one of his accomplices on the other side of the border. but about where you go to sleep. where no into the end of i but what i. was. all made needed. to unleash out of. the team of smugglers are more eat along with the usual soldiers there's a man they don't recognize a senior officer the man on the left with a red scarf we're going to continue because i. normally the traffickers offer the soldiers a bribe in order to cross over the presence of an officer who they don't know comp

apart from the southwest of wonder where you find a different species of monkeys but here in of o'connell's or only you find olive garden monkeys so that's why the hobbit went to the monkeys many people don't know that you can have it with them. these monkeys are not shy and don't seem to mind being stared at each group of visitors is allowed to spend one hour of serving them . they leave in the paxton's forest and like to eat bamboo leaves and shoots the trouble is people illegally come into the park and cut down trees cut tailing the monkeys habitat and the main source of food. so that's why we have a planted some outside a park for the local community we have those a bumper project also not only being being used for one across but also for protection of the sawyer of erosion control in general that was one way to avoid those people who are targeting the trees in the park. run by is the most densely populated country in mainland africa and population growth remains high. every inch of arable land is snapped up for farming including mountainsides fields and grazing land stretching right up

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. >> reporter: jeff o'connell says he moved to danville because it is a small town. now he says that is worried he is worried that is slipping away. today the town council voted to build 37 townhomes on a small parcel of land that is literally his backyard. he voiced concerns against it, but it passed unanimously. >> it is like talking to a brick wall. last meeting i said i felt like i was in the twilight zone. >> i think it is great news. >> reporter: the ceo of the denver area chamber of commerce said the restaurant in this town struggle to keep workers because they cannot afford danville prices. >> having a portion of this building and project being affordable housing, it helps our business is here. see i could see where the neighborhood would be a little bit concerned. >> reporter: mayor roberts is trying to keep both sides happy. he is also facing pressure from the state to increase density in a town that has not grown much over the years. >> we need housing for many income levels. and that is the hard part. we are trying to figure that out. >> reporter: jeff sa

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good talks with the speaker of the house nancy pelosi and good talks with chuck schumer and mitch o'connell. we are doing very well on debt. if you look at the debt limit however you want to find that. we're doing pretty well in the budget. our military was depleted -- this year we are going to be asking for a slightly larger military budget. we have the best military in the world. nobody can think about competing weh what we are building have the largest ship in the world, so large that maybe i could land a plane on it. it is a big one. president gerald ford. what we are doing is incredible things for our country. this about military thepment it is all made in usa, everything, 100%. it is one of the reasons our job numbers are so good. lowest unemployment. [indiscernible] >> will you be visiting pakistan? i cannot say that because he has not extended an invitation. i would love to go to pakistan. from the pakistani news channel. [indiscernible] pres. trump: are you talking about from afghanistan? we have already withdrawn quite a few. slowly andg it very very safely and we are working with

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nadinejournalist, geoffrey us television journalist, well, nadine journalist, geoffrey kaufman, brian o'connelld developed rams only. welcome to the wild. so the ball comes loose from the back of the scrum, that is a rugby phrase borisjohnson himself once used to talk about the opportunity to become party leader and prime minister. the ball came loose, it is now in his hands, but there is a lot standing between this player and his drive. parliament has blocked the brexit deal agreed by his pet assessor, but nor is parliament prepared to tolerate no deal. the eu says the deal it agreed to is not up for renegotiation. the public remain profoundly divided, the pound is weakening. the new prime minister is boxed in by unforgiving political and economic realities. a chameleon, and economic realities. a chameleon, a joker at a moment, which demand strategy and execution. and yet and yet, alex, does this first week of borisjohnson in yet, alex, does this first week of boris johnson in office yet, alex, does this first week of borisjohnson in office suggest that behind thejoker‘s mask borisjohnson in o

us television journalist, well, us—canadian journalist, geoffrey kaufman, irish broadcaster brian o'connellench channelist nabila ramdan. welcome to you all. so if the ball comes loose from the back of the scrum, that is a rugby phrase borisjohnson himself once used to talk about the opportunity to become party leader and prime minister. the ball came loose, it's now in his hands, but there is a lot standing between this player and his try. parliament has blocked the brexit deal agreed by his predecessor, but nor is parliament prepared to tolerate no deal. the eu says the deal it agreed to is not up for renegotiation. the public remain profoundly divided, the pound is weakening. the new prime minister is boxed in by unforgiving political and economic realities. a chameleon, a joker, at a moment which demands strategy and execution. and yet and yet, alex, does this first week of borisjohnson in office suggest that behind the joker‘s mask there is a steely strategy? i think it's been an amazing start. i don't think anyone can deny — whatever you think of boris or the tory agenda, there is a s

high school, el dorado elementary school, tenderloin community school, balboa high school, john o'connell high school, cesar chavez elementary school, star king elementary elementary school and josÉ ortega. congratulations to all of these schools. [applause] for almost 30 years, our district and our district program, the lgbtq support services have committed to transforming schools into cultures of affirmation and inclusion for our lgbtq students and families. tonight, i want to acknowledge that the san francisco unified school district, with 250 members of our district community, will march in the lgbtq pride parade this weekend to demonstrate our solidarity and commemorate the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots. we believe that harvey milk once said, all young people, regardless of sexual orientation or identity deserve a safe and supportive environment in which to achieve their full potential. our participation in pride shows our ongoing commitment to create a society that acknowledges and celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender? or and nonbinary people. all san francisco u

liz: let's get to ford o'connell. we are talking trillion dollar deficits. overhaul the economy. your reaction to peter thiel there. >> i think peter thiel is on to something. elizabeth warren is gaining in the polls. she has the progressive talking points down to a t, particularly when it comes to the economy and rural america. joe biden has a majority of support among african-americans and seniors. if the support for biden gets eroded she could very well be the nominee. liz: bind out with his path -- biden out with his path to the white house. it's a rebuke to single payer plans. joe biden said the same falsehood that got president obama in trouble. >> if you like your healthcare plan and your employer-based plan you can keep it. if you have private insurance you can keep it. liz: the fact checkers at politifact said that was the lie of the year when barack obama said it in 2013. your take on all of this. >> i think as a policy tool, what joe biden is pushing is defendant continued to fail. but as an electoral strategy it can help him. i agree he's reitera

let's get reaction from republican strategist ford o'connel, what do you say. >> by demonizing mitchey are giving vanilla mitch a personalty, turning him to a conservative folk hero, at a time when he has tto -- protect his majority. elizabeth: you could argue that hard left, she is -- the hard left could get trump reeelectricked, the dems are ripping themselves apartment. what do you say? >> there is no question, that the fact that there is a fight withins democratic party particularly in the house, that benefits donald trump. remember why the democrats did not win in 2016, they were not unified. in 2018 they won back house, they put forth moderates, they stayed on message this back and forth between aoc and company and nancy pelosi is a win-win, that is a win for donald trump. elizabeth: we have a tweet from alexandria ocasio-cortez firing back at pelosi on twitter, mocking pelosi's words, a spokesperson for alexandria ocasio-cortez saying that greatest threat to mankind is cowardice of democrat party, and aoc's chief of staff said pelosi claims we can't focus on impeachment, but i

for his reaction, ford o'connell. >> pass the popcorn.ight's house vote is all about publicly slapping down the squad for their anti-israeli rhetoric. this is a winner for donald trump. and this is the second time nancy pelosi has had to clean up after at squad for what they said about israel. liz: the resolution doesn't state israel by name, with boycotts against nazi germany, the soviet union and apartheid africa. >> 57% of americans have a favorable view of israel. bds against israel is an economic tool of war against america's ally in the war on terror. liz: rashid a tlaib said i'm more palestinian in the halls of congress than i am anywhere in the world. you know, here is the thing. they call trump sanctions against the communist dictator in venezuela bullying, but not their anti-israel resolution? >> their actions, i cannot say what's in their hearts, but their actions seem to indicate they want to bring down the state of israel through economic means. liz: but they support the communist dictator in strens. >> of course. they are ta

here to debate that is joe rubin, secretary of state under obama, o'connell, former campaign advisor,ning us. this is the time the democratic party needs to get their identity and doesn't seem like we are getting closer to that. >> there is a battle for the soul of the democratic party going on, and divisions of the democratic house are not just limited to impeachment, they include things like socialized medicine and abolishing ice. there is a crisis of leadership here. nancy pelosi may be the speaker, aoc in the socialist squad driving the agenda and donald trump is living this dysfunction because he wants to run to the ballot box in 2020. >> do you see this as a problem for the party? >> the democratic disarray is disturbing and makes a bad look in public but the party is not so divided internally, the progressive base and the leadership are fighting it out but on ideas, on policy, on policy, on healthcare, environmental policy, economic policy, student loan debt forgiveness but the anxiety is the pacing is very frustrating to progressives. >> in 2018 democrats won because they reun

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joining me now, jeane xano, and ford o'connell from john mccain's presidential campaign.m going to start with you, jeane. i asked this question on "outnumbered" last hour and i'll ask it again. the president moved forward with this yesterday. he disavowed the chant in north carolina, "send her back." he's continuing to take on these women based on what he knows and probably has seen like the rest of us in the polling socialism and their views and so on and so forth. why is it the squad is still on this course against the president and the tweets and so on? why not move forward? they basically got him a win. he said next time, he will call it out in real time. >> because this is about strategy. this is why i love to be on with you and my friend, ford, who i never see. this is about political strategy and straitly about what will happen in 2020. democrats are banking on the fact that this has been a win as you described it for them. so they will keep it up as long as they can. it was also a win for nancy pelosi. let's not forget the tweets of last sunday, which seemed like

well, joining me now is former ceo for the dnc, jess o'connell and executive director of emily's list and joseph pinion. welcome to you. joseph, what do you make of the president's strategy there? >> i think it's apparent to most people that joe biden is probably best positioned to take on donald trump in areas where he's done well. you talk about three states where he was able to win by close to 73,000 votes. so look at the pennsylvania, looking at wisconsin, looking at michigan. i think donald trump is trying to speak to those voters early and often in efforts to try to stem -- >> but their whole approach of being the outsider? work for him? >> i think it has worked for him thus far. i think that, again, we get stuck in the loop and don't seem to realize there are vast americans who see donald trump as a disruptive force. doing exactly what they elected him to do. go to d.c. and shake things up. >> he's definitely has shaken things up, jessica. weigh in on this. he promised to drain the swamp. he's been there as part of the washington swamp for the last two years and now an interest

we are joined by republican strategist ford o'connell, and democratic strategist christy setzer to discusskristie a little bit, a lot of bernie backlash going on the past couple days. you have this with the unions. you had the whole minimum wage issue as well. is this a black eye for, bernie? >> it is really a mixed bag. on one hand he obviously gets credit for allowing his workers to form a union in the first place. i think that for a long time democrats have not put their money where their mouth is when it comes to issues that we care the most about, one of them being the idea workers should be allowed to collectively bargain. yet i worked on some campaigns myself i have negative been part of a union also part of a campaign. on one hand they get a lot of credit. the other hand truth is it can be messy putting together a labor union in a work place. you see some of this backlash. it is definitely, you know, it should probably well-placed but it is also probably a pretty normal part of the process when you're allowing this to happen. lauren: ford, seems like a little bit of hypocrisy going

let's bring in ford o'connell, civic forum pac chair.under of blueprint strategy. start with you, ford, it was a lackluster performance. hence we have biden down about five points but still way ahead of everybody else. who is surging kamala harris. >> only 12% of democratic voters made up their mind who they will vote for, this is joe biden's nomination to lose. the reason is very simple, polling near majority support of african-americans and seniors that turn out the most in democratic primaries. warren and harris are gain ising steam. if he wins south carolina he is -- susan: do you agree. >> ford is reading my talking notes. 65% who cast their vote in democratic primary in south carolina will be african-american. 55% women. every poll we see to the point has joe biden doing well with those two demographics. here is the most important element about the polls, states like south carolina what happens after south carolina will be solely dictated what happens in south carolina. >> joe: biden has been a dominant force in older voters that s

if you think about it, mitch o'connell and donaldtrump's america , in their minds, lost control not so much because of legislative attacks on them. yet the civil rights movement. all of those bills that pass. the immigration bill. in their minds, it was the court that enforced the hegemony of this other america. starting not just with ruby wade, suddenly - - row v wade. they were telling cities they had to integrate their neighborhoods. and was telling southern parents who pulled their children out of school after brown the board that they could have attacks the Ãfor those goals. those were the rulings that kicked off if you agree of the religious right. it wasn't row the way. there was a delayed reaction to throw the way. but there was a furious reaction to the supreme court rulings that that segregated schools could not receive federal funds. paul weyrich and other - - of the religious right realized that was not a good luck. not good cosmetic appearance for the religious rights of a focused and refocused their base on abortion. that have become the locust of conservative activism ev

our business correspondent, dominic o'connell, told us more.iew, the business world's point of view, of what needs to be done. it is a very detailed list, 200 points referring to both the eu and the uk preparation, from fairly trivial things like the dates not having been changed and some of the technical guidance from april to the new leaving date of october the 31st, if it is a leaving date, to some quite serious things like all the sector groups that were meeting with government before april, right up to our leaving date, the end of april then, haven't met since which is quite a worrying disclosure from the cbi. and everything in between, all sorts of things about tariffs, border arrangements, all that kind of stuff. but there is a bigger thing going on here, as you hinted at, a change in tone from the cbi which first campaigned for remain then it threw its weight behind theresa may's deal and now, this is the first time the cbi is actually engaged with the nuts and bolts of a no deal and talking about preparing for a no deal so it is a sign

i asked our business presenter, dominic o'connell, about the resignation.al restructuring of centrica, or a natural break in the restructuring. he has moved it away from owning things like oil and gas fields and power stations and interest in nuclear power stations in particular, into a more energy related services — installing boilers, smart metres, that kind of thing. but also the share price really tells you an awful lot. when he joined, about four years ago, you could buy centrica shares for £3. they are now 80p. that is a giant fall, from what was once one of the biggest players in the british energy world, and still does own british gas so still has about a bit less than a fifth of all uk household accounts. but times have changed a lot. it was a dominant player, it was very hard for people to compete with it. in the last five years, when iain conn has been at the helm, there have been a lot more competitors have come along and it has become a lot easier to switch your account and on top of that, we now have a price cap on energy bills which will cost

about this earlier today, but after spending 1,645 days in captivity, navy lieutenant commander jj o'connell died at the hands of the north vietnamese in 1971. his remains were returned to the u.s. in 1974. henry, debbie burns another one of my friends and also one of the league of wives, one of the founding members in the san diego area, was 30 years old when her husband was shot down, i believe 1966. she had three young children at home. it was a lot to take, but she also, along with so many of these other wives, came together as founding members to help civil start this important cause -- sybil start this important cause. moderating today is audrey coleman, the associate director of museum and archives at the robert dole institute of politics in lawrence, kansas. senator bob and elizabeth dole's historical connections in promoting the legacy. she is the project director for the exhibit, league of wives, allies, and advocates. it was unveiled at the dole institute in 2017 and travel to sites around the country. she also is a current member of the humanity kansas speakers. desha speakers bu

his coming from the west, except that justice o'connell always voted against indians. and she was also from the west. and so you can't get anything from that. now, turning to something actually interesting, we turn to the first amendment. our first case is an opinion by justice kavanaugh in a fascinating case called manhattan community access versus hallic. the question is if the people city of new york has a private corporation run public access channels. are those channels a public forum? somebody wants to put some -- pull up a tv show on these channels. they get told no. they sue, and they say well, i have a first amendment right to put my, you know, program on this public access channel. the second circuit buys this. the supreme court 5-4 says no, this is not a public forum. it's a private corporation. a, it's a cable company, so it's hard to see them as a government. b, you know, the court sort of saved the question of what would happen if the city were running but it would still be a cable company. it would be the city running something that is owned by a private

but then i am executive producing the jerry o'connell talkshow and why not.e insecure and give something to someone else and he is funny and has been my friend for a while through the show. i met him coming onto my radio show. >> you have guided through the ups and downs. >> yes, the comedy tour and much more left to come. thank you all for supporting my mess. >> thank you for coming to oakland. >> i'm glad i had a question and to be able to ask how are you doing. >>> we will be right back and they keep talking. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is a 20 2 am. >>> the e-cigarette maker juul answering questions about advertising to teenagers and the top executive for the e- cigarette maker told lawmakers on capitol hill that the company is taking steps to keep the products out of the hands of kids. >> we never want any non- nicotine user, and certainly nobody underage, never used juul products. this is a serious problem. our company has no higher priority than fighting it. >> but at the hearing before that testimony two teenagers testified that the ju