please help us to unite as one nation under god. grace of thy son jesus christ. may we draw on his example and strength as we seek to lift thy children, to care for the widows and the wounded, and to serve the poor of both purse and spirit. father, in these times of heightened complexities and opportunities, we plead for thy continued guidance and fore bearance. we commit to love with more righteousness and to live with greater moral rectitude. thou hast always inclined thine ear to our nation's petitions and we are forever grateful. we offer this prayer in that same spirit of gratitude and rev are rens and do so in the sacred name of thy holy son, jesus christ, amen. >> good morning. in the name of god, the lord of mercy and the giver of mercy. almighty god, as we gather this morning to celebrate the annual national day of prayer, we pray for our nation. we claim your presence, we honor your unique and weighty name and we thank you for a bountiful, beautiful, free land. almighty god, bless us with a sense of divine presence that we

amber rudd is on the other end, a pro— european who believes in staying in the eu, a centrist, one natione, not on the right of the party at all. the suggestion here is that she is reaching out and thinking, as are many other soft brexit conservative mps, thinking that borisjohnson may well end up leader and maybe he won't be so bad after all. and that is quite a change because many on the left of the conservative party have been saying if borisjohnson comes in i am leaving the party. i think they now think that he is a character and someone who may be able to reach out to the country, he may be able to combat nigel farage. we will see. so i put my cards on the table here. i have known boris since university and i have known him in brussels when i was a bbc correspondent. what is he like then? interestingly, amber rudd, of course also new boris at that time because her brother was at university at the same time as us as well. they have a relationship that goes back for the best pa rt relationship that goes back for the best part of 35 or so years. it is a very long period of time. they ha

please help us to yuunite as on nation under god. draw on his example and strep strength, to serve the poor of purse and spirit. father in these times of heightened complexities and opportunities, we plead for thy continued guidance and forebearance. we commit to love with more righteousness and to live with greater moral rectitude. thou hast always inclined thy ear and we are forever grateful. we offer this prayer in that same spirit of gratitude and we do so in the sacred name of thy holy son, jesus christ, amen. >> good morning. in the name of god, the lord of mercy and the giver of mercy. all mighty god, as we gather this morning to celebrate the international day of prayer, we pray for our nation. we claim your presence. we honor your unique name and we thank you for a bountiful, beautiful and free land. all mighty god, bless us with a sense of divine presence that we may stay true to your -- we do truly need you in so many ways. we thank you especially for freedom and liberty. god, we pray at this time for our president and it'

asbound ourselves together one people, and one nation, one america. e most powerful empire on the face of the earth and embark on its journey to become the greatest nation this planet has ever seen. today, we see so much division, so much anger, our politicians have become so paid, so personal, so negative, it is as if we cannot help ourselves. we need to help one another, to , to become again our best self. running, thate is is why we are going to philadelphia. [cheering] other --o listen listen to one another, work with one another, respect one another, to come together once again be more america. we are the united states of america. [cheering] [applause] gentlemen, please welcome joe biden. ♪ [cheering] >> wow. philadelphia. it is so great to be home. as many of you may know, i grew up right back there. [applause] weekend,, every single my sister and i would pile into our family station wagon and come up to the bridge to go in see my grandparents in southern jersey. [cheering] my summers were spent watching the phillies with my dad. [cheering] the p

and then david barker talks about his book, one nation, to realities. it discusses the current political stalemate between congress and the white house. watch live at 75 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. asbenjamin heebner serves cia privacy and civil liberties officer. he will speak at an event hosted by the brookings institution. middle eastthat, experts discuss the trump administration's policy toward iran. that's at the hudson institute, live friday at noon eastern. also on c-span. >> when i see something like that, i can only see it from her perspective. i have had a lot of people rate for me similarly. i believe that christianity has a long tradition of divine healing, so i certainly don't think it is not possible for god to heal people. q&a, the memoir, everything happens for a reason. reflecting on being diagnosed with stage four: cancer at the age of 35. >> it's really gone, right? there is no pain in your stomach, right? then it is real. 's confidence in himself is that vehicle, and in the idea that because she didn't have pain in t

necessarily be china, but the point is we are making because 40% of our exports of canola go to one nation china. we are spending off a lot of time talking with other trading partners who are interested in our products, particularly canola, working to reduce reliance on one nation. that makes good economic and strategic sense. >> what are some of the countries as a quick follow up? >> mexico, bangladesh, pakistan, to uae, the united states name five. if you look at a graph come you see 40% of canadian exports of canola go to the united states and there is a significant bangladesh, then mexico. the reason we are spending so much money on the asian pacific is you have burgeoning classes developing who want what we produce in canada and not only our natural resources. also our intellectual resources. should this as an important growth -- we see this as a growth area. >> since we are here at the council of the americas, how do you see development in the americas in terms of trade liberalization, diversification? where do you see things going with the pacific alliance and what opportunities are

number one national bestseller. it is great to have you. >> thank you. maria: thank you for joining us let's talk about developments we saw this week on china. first the huawei ban . >> is significant as a signal to china that the president is willing to take very concrete majors that will cause issues for this company.

what do you do if you are more of a one nation person. a nt to person. if you support remain or you want to be a bit more of a cameroonian style conservative. on the other hand, the grassroots, somebody much harder to the right, much more of the brexit here in the big question for whoever takes over, will they be able to get nigel forage to back them? —— farage. if he gets his party up and running and they could see a lot of support haemorrhaging from the conservative party to the brexit party. a lot of people are thinking about that. agreed? what actually helps boris, according to a times poll, the overwhelming favourite among the tory members. they did a poll of tory members. they did a poll of tory members. they did a poll of tory members last week and he is head and shoulders above all the rivals. we did a separate poland similarly, he the one candidate who actually brought more support to the party than what they got in 2017. labour listed a poll and they said they thought boris was the only person who could bejeremy corbyn. that's ab

a great nation cannot renege on its pledges. a great nation must be worthy of trust. when it comes to maintaining peace, "prestige" is not an empty word. i am not speaking of false pride or bravado. they should have no place in our policies. i speak rather of the respect that one nation has for another's integrity in defending its principles and meeting its obligations. if we simply abandoned our effort in vietnam, the cause of peace might not survive the damage that would be done to other nations' confidence in our reliability. another reason for not withdrawing unilaterally stems from debates within the communist world between those who argue for a policy of containment, of onfrontation with the united states, and those who argue against it. if hanoi were to succeed in taking over south vietnam by force -- even after the power of the united states had been engaged -- it would greatly strengthen those leaders who scorn negotiation, who advocate aggression, who minimize the risks of confrontation with the united states. it would bring peace now but it would enormously

of course kat timpf and tyrus both have two new shows on fox nation. how about these ducks? this is a new segment on fox it will be on every single day for the next 10 years. check out my ducks. look at all these ducks. those are ducks, jesse crossing the street. in a country that i forgot. imagine some country. i think it might be thailand but anyway the ducks are crossing the street as you can tell and now i'm going to shut up. >> why did the duck cross the road? >> peabody hotel. >> jesse: you made that up? >> greg: it was a fowl comment. kennedy? >> kennedy: this is such a great story from gaylord -- will hunting to gaylord faulker. a young man janitor at nyu tissue hospital he was a janitor there when he was 17 years old. now he is 29. he just graduated from the international honor society of nursing from the same hospital where he was a janitor. he is now a decorated nurse and he goes into the nursing program there. very cool. gaylord faulker. >> greg: from one can to another. [laughter] >> jesse: congratulations. geraldo? >> geraldo: a long time

in the sheer numberof to the one nation tories.ndidates running could pose a problem. 16? the ones who are running but the way the contest works, because goes to a vote of the conservative mps and they goes to the others that goes down to two and the others and if it goes to the party activist, and boris is one of those two, he is a clear winner. but because there's so many candidates, he could split the vote quite badly, particularly amongst the brexiteers and could allow someone unexpected to come through. so that may work. so essentially the person that can do thejob has to essentially the person that can do the job has to see through a divorce and then reconcile the country. so you're doing one thing and then another. such is very quickly, who are you favouring? i thinkjason is right, someone like penny water could be a face who isn't too bad because she is a brexiteer, she is not tarnished by negative associations with some other people that the government have in the of the likes of jeremy that the government have in the of t

on the free c-span radio app. some notable, commencement speeches from around the nation this year. speaking toawley graduates at the kings college, a private christian school in manhattan that has about 500 students. [applause] senator hawley: thank y

the nine hundred seventy unesco convention signed in june the era of de colonization imposes on all nations to return objects obtained illegally. in recent years the pressure on renowned museums has intensified. the pergamon museum the most visited in berlin is obliged to know the origins of its collections. you start to understand that what you have here is not just archaeological object but it's part of the cultural heritage of the region or of these countries and at that point you realize you're talking about a political dimension or a cultural political dimension. as a director i cannot say i don't know when somebody asks me how did your collection actually come into being so my responsibility as director of of this museum is to know everything about the objects. well the key documents in this file the ones that tell us basically that it was ok to take up the objects and this we have to do for everything and i'm considering that we have roughly five hundred thousand objects you know that this is. a huge task ahead for us something that has to be done over decades really five hundred tho

, even humiliated on national television. national television, even humiliated on nationaltelevision.ow is that somebody goes on there and accuses somebody goes on there and accuses somebody of doing some thing and there is this kind of how do you determine whether it is true in the lie detector was a feature of the process. presented as the definitive a nswer process. presented as the definitive answer if someone tales which in this particular case, the individual concerned appears to have been very upset about what happened and complained about what happened from the reports that appear on the papers. you will never know. no—one will ever know and that's one of the problems. the way the programme is set up, there is no from the because the lie detector is seen as the judgement at the end of the programme. if there is some of causal link, that could happen again. you come back to my point about risk, there is a serious risk in people must be aware of that. is it good viewing? well, it may be for some people. i'm sure no—one could ca re some people. i'm sure no—one could care at all o

been allegations of voting irregularities in wednesday's general election malcolm webb reports on the national results center in pretoria. since the 1st results were displayed the ruling african. congress has had more than 50 percent of the vote it's one every election since apartheid ended and democracy began in 1904 but this time it has a smaller majority than ever before more political ideas now than we had what what a story that this is telling is that there are democracy is going on for the data we now have got what over 40 parties the political parties that are participating in these elections and sees declining popularity followed a series of corruption scandals especially under former president jacob zuma and ongoing protests over poor delivery of public services president several run a poser has been credited with halting the party's decline since he took over just over a year ago he's been promising to tackle corruption the largest opposition party the democratic alliance has just over a 5th of the vote as it did in the last election it's one of a number of opposition parties who hav

nationalism usually does not spring from the meatheaded conviction that one's nation is best in every way, but something from a panicked realization that nobody in authority or around you is taking the nation seriously, that everyone is engaged in some private enterprise, while the common inheritance is being threatened or robbed. it might put on a mask of invinceability, but it does so in full, fearful knowledge of the nation's vulnerability. >> i mean, ireland-- no one in ireland thinks ireland is the best at just about anything, right? no one thought like we have always been the greatest at, you know, industry, invention, philosophy, the common is much more sopian and comic than that. this cultural nationalist movement did end up producing a national literature that's the rival and probably the pound for pound champion of western europe in the 20th century. and so, it's funny though that political nationalism is misunderstood even this ireland. part of it is of course the reaction, i talked about the 90's of anti-nationalism in ireland. was born of real suffering and sorrow inflict

day ceremony and parade today kron forestry so stasio was there as the bay area honored our nation's heroes. >>on this memorial day a special ceremony here at san francisco national cemetery located in the presidio 4300 world war 2 vets were laid to rest here early in the morning, different groups, including this bunch placed flowers on grave sites. at a ceremony many dignitaries, including san francisco mayor london breed. the police chief and fire chief plus house speaker nancy pelosi spoke. san francisco has long served as a point where so many soldiers. >>headed west. as they left for the war. uncertain of what lay ahead. but determined to serve their country and to defend our ideas of freedom and justice and equity, all acknowledge again a truly distinguished guest. >>the families fallen for their service and for their courage to tell their stories and the many veterans who are here today. >>gold star mom from walnut creek also spoke about her son sean who died back in 2007 it didn't matter whether it was a knock on the door or a phone call. i remember my heart stopping in disbelief, screami

percent of its export economy the white house has gone even further the president putting other nations on notice in other words. issuing a warning to other nations that they also should not in any way allow these metals to come into their ports there's no announcement of what those consequences might be but certainly the united states is sending a message perhaps to some of its allies and even others that it may have less friendly relations with what the united states is basically once again doing and we've seen this escalation in recent weeks is it maintains it's trying to get iran to alter its so-called conduct if you will its pull forward according to the statement twelve conditions that it believes are necessary to put in place a replacement agreement after the united states pulled out of the j c p a way or that agreement that was negotiated to limit or runs nuclear powers this is something that the united states has long complained about and since then has been incrementally barbara kind of ratcheting up the pressure on iran now the statement also goes on to say from donald trump tha

one minute. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize national police wreak. mr. lamalfa: thousands of police officers from around the country are in washington, d.c., this week. i want to welcome them with the recognition and appreciation they deserve and don't always receive these days. thank you to the capitol police officers who less than two years ago officers david bailey and crystal griner saved many of my colleagues' lives when they took down and armed gunman at that baseball practice that we so famously heard about. i'm very thankful for our officers we have in northern california, many have to work around the clock with some of the disasters we have had in recent years with the dam and fires and who really helped make an orderly situation out of a lot of chaos. nationally, i hate to have to relate these statistics, but 163 police officers died in the line of duty last year, 52 from gunfire. which is a number, any number greater than zero is unacceptable. california we lost 11 officers in 2018 this. year we tragically lost 22-year-old davis police officer

nations. just a few short years ago calling on the national guard to meet thater mission the north dakota national guard to help be appropriate to recognize this relationship they are thout-of-state actors with no interest of north dakota to protest the dakota access pipeline. absent federal health the governor called on the national guard as a last resort and you would think that would have serious ramifications with the quality of the guardsmen and they did with the previous administration would not to stand up for the rule of law ands, radical protesters even as families were targets from everywhere other than north dakota and did that without provocation or escalation they did not run they answer the callro to defend the state from the chaos thank you is an adequate and i would just compel people to say thank you more often as you see that person make it a point to say thank you. out loud. i yield back honor the men and women who wear our nation's uniform, those who have worn it in the past and those who have sacrificed their lives for our freedom. as a senator and a combat veteran with over 2

essentially americans are trying to prosecute him for being a journalist and they say itta isn ck on nationalnalism and the on the first amendment. and of course in this country it is not a crime for a journalist to take and publish that sort oe detail from one. and it is normally only the person that does the leaking s punished, in the way chelsea manning did. serving seven years in prison. the u.s. take precedent and an expedition ca like this, because he is wanted elsewhere? >> he is wanted inhaweden on rapees. it is not clear at this stage. don't forget that extradition decisions are partly for the courts but also partly political decisions. bear in mind where britain is at the moment politically. hve think they will be listeningder to the u.s. than sweden. jane:on how is this likely to take? >> it could take it could take years. the extra charges will give julian assange's lawyers much more to aim at in that court process in londonar when they e against him being sent here. jane: gary o'donoghue, thank you very much indeed for joining me. let's have a quick look at some other news. ♪ at

has discriminated against its citizens based on their national origin one of the expelled all parties often the twenty seventeen but paid. out of his pledge four hundred eighty million dollars to support palestinians in gaza and the west bank the qatari government to broker the cease fire deal along with egypt twenty five palestinians and four israelis were killed in the cross border fighting the house or car name has more. palestinian and israeli families continue to bury their dead as the ceasefire took a fact on monday morning. almost thirty people were killed during the worst cycle of violence between hamas and israel since the gaza war in two thousand and fourteen. of those killed include a four month old baby a man running for cover at a senior hamas commander in london. you just read about on the scene was a horror. dust was everywhere and it was so dark you couldn't see your own hands i was shocked to see a woman laying on the ground and her limbs were everywhere fighters in gaza launched more than six hundred rockets into israel for its part israel launched air strikes hittin

urging the army to fight off anyone involved with this week's attempt to alst him he appeared today on national television with his generals at a military parade in caracas the man leading the push to alst opposition leader one is calling on all workers in the country to go on strike also coming up israel comes to a halt as it remembers the six million jews murdered in the holocaust. and the story of a girl who was thirteen at the time is told again but this time for the instagram generation and the president of italy and france remember the artistic genius leonardo da vinci he died five hundred years ago today the italian master lived down his final years as a shut in for this. i'm burned off it's good to have you with us we start tonight with venezuela where president nicolas maduro has called on the military to fight anyone who is involved in an attempted coup and that's after the country's. declared president one why the call for a series of strikes general strikes hoping to force from power has described this week's protests as the final phase in al sting mature or even though they have fa

on rhetoric. a lot of talk about hindu nationalism and national security. s severalnister challenges ahead of him, one e f which is the economy. going to pushhe's forward a business friendly policies. but the economy is something that is going to require a lot of attention, record high unemployment, consumer confidence is low. growth this quarter has been 6% and is expected to further slowdown in the next order. asarian crisis is brewing bombers have been protesting for over low crop prices and the fact that they don't have loan waivers. on another front, there was a lot of nationalist rhetoric and internationalism on the campaign trail that will l be of worry fr minorities in ththe country, particularly muslim m minorities who hahave seen a rise in the number of hate crimes over the past five years. they will be hoping ththat the prime miminister addresses their concerns. the prprime minister did say afr his victory that he e will be reacaching out to minonorities,t there must t developmenent for , they must t not be livining undr fear. but ththat it w will

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you very quickly at any moment now president djoko with dodo has also delivered remarks carried on national t.v. now he's people to remain calm but as you mentioned he's also got a message for protesters saying that they his government will not tolerate those who seek to create chaos to create problems and when to disrupt peace in the country as in now the opposition candidate problem has made it clear that he is not accepting this result and neither his supporters how is this dispute going to play out. well part of her says really is the demonstration of people power as provo is calling it this street protests. he wants to show that he has supported they're saying that this election was stolen from because of widespread electoral fraud irregularities really not clear just how much support they have considering that preston djoko we joke are we won the elections by about 11 percent ish points that translates roughly to about $17000000.00 votes it's also interesting to note that 2 political parties that are part of pro bowl coalition have come out to say that they accept the outcome of the e

with the threat of its own sanctions while other nations call on iran not to take aggressive steps. the vote count is underway in south africa in what is being seen as the biggest election there in decades as the incumbent ruling party looks set to hold power. in the french telecoms that giant orange is sued for moral harassment with prosecutors arguing the company created intolerable work and could.

get the government to welcome them they don't come into losing bring on some you wish you like one nationalism fundamentally i make an example yeah i just i don't add to that you know the thing is that. in india one idea that you cannot question is beyond how indian you are right because that's something we've all jelly close to us as the moment you start building your politics around it the moment you start seeing that i am more indian than you what i am the most indian that's you know possibly out there of course it gets in you start getting the only ball it is' you cannot expect me to produce all this within 5 years at all you don't have any you would have as a nation in the bottom and i do so how do you take young people's voice is there a quick final word from both of you a multiple of those future for young people in india for sure yes all of us richer yes but also that will lead to one particular awareness and hopefully a brighter future maybe some brighter future coming out of greece polarize into i think you both for coming on to this talk of for us that's nice to see it from but also

however, when it comes to other stuff like differences on taxes and spending and the consequences of a national debt or whether socialism leads to positive outcomes for working , we've seen no reason to believe that people will stop taking an objective look at the scientific evidence on this. host: what are your thoughts? democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. you can join us on twitter as well or go to facebook.com/c-span. would it help if we had a presidential candidate or a president in the white house that talked in a way that said there is middle ground here? guest: it couldn't hurt. who wentve a president out of his way to do that. the entire basis of the obama candidacy in 2008 was trying to find common ground. the first administration tried to reach that common ground. what we saw over the course of eight years is these divides becoming greater. arguably, those divides have become even greater since 2016 with a president who takes a different approach. presumably, it wouldn't hurt, but i don't think history suggests we would get back to a state o

the white house several times and being aboard air force one, being interviewed by tony robbins on national television, c-span has done a three hour documentary on my life and i feel called personally from governors, congressmen, senators, white house officials and business giants. i have received the highest honorary award in four different states. i am in a different city almost every other day and not spoken to audiences in 40 of the 50 states. my book class dismissed was featured in barnes & noble in new york that avenue for the entire month of february. i am now married to an american who carries within her the blood of military veterans who have fought in several wars and an inheritance we will pass on to our children. my time in america has led me to honors far beyond any dream or ambition i had ever nursed and as i told school students locked within you is a dynamic thinking, feeling, creating human being. but sometimes following your dream is like driving in a bad snowstorm. you might be following taillights at 5 miles an hour until you finally get to where you are going. if you pe

just days before his coronation the couple appeared in a surprise wedding ceremony which aired on national television the new queen will be called queen city here's more. this was some weights one ounce a relationship that love was a room a few years now it's official the king annoying thing his queen with sacred water this elaborate ceremony was broadcast to the entire country and it was watched by leaders of the country's ruling military and other royal family members the couple finished the ceremony by signing their names in the marriage registry on the streets of bangkok somewhat shocked the queen city does rise from commoner to concert. and back people will accept the change but they might be a little surprised by the fact that she went from being an ordinary person not to becoming queen but i think. the government think she deserves the position i congratulate them and hope it will move the country forward all right good before joining the palace guard in twenty thirteen city to work as an attendant for its high ways the pair reportedly met on a flight city to is the king's fourth wi

these guys are on a mission to set up thailand's first ever national team and skate their way into the biggest competition in the game mode on the world cup almost every roller derby player know as a dream of competing in the world cup and it would be great to bring a team from thailand with thai skaters. trained in bangkok that would be a dream. with the world cup expected to take place in a few years time the race is on to qualify they already have the skills. and training from a shrewd rola dobby legends experience international should stop boats become team thailand's they need to recruit more type places and they're counting on growth the dobbies growing pretty fallen angel to help them do it i think people are hungry for it they want it they want to know what it was they want to be able to get out of their bodies in that space and i think that's going on well. yeah i think that it has. been a. team bangkok are already in asia nique tonight's the big game against rivals hong kong at last year's world cup the number of asian teams competing jumped from one to three. and with more e

turn on any news channel during a primetime hour we got that you would destroy your own country in the way that you are going likely to be. sometimes hysterical declarations of loyalty to the nation and to the state and to the armed forces and somewhat implicitly to the ruling party doesn't feed into one feeling in front of each scene of carnage and easily say that one of the successes of the mahdi government has been to call off major media houses especially television networks by may care for management of government funds of which the media houses patronized interviews from ministers or from the prime minister the media business has always been picking areas for what has also happened now in media companies are now raising revenue by doing events for which they require the attendance of top level government functionaries including the prime minister we don't know now and there will be on this one ok mark up at our member now this in turn introduces constraints on the freedom of taking on the government of holding it accountable of not wanting to eliminate the powers that. be other media modi's be j.p. has mastered is filled through the prime minister's courtship of bollywood a

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mphasis on hindu nationalism, rhetoric very heated as well. how worriedin shoulans be? pivot to nationalist agenda from 2017 forward, after the chief minister of the largest state in india was appointed a firebrand monk,lso a big campaigner in the selection, this time around. this ection was very different in 2014. in 2014 modi and the bjp spoke lot about the importance of antichrist -- anticorruption, economic growth, job creation, a vision of india as moving ahead to a new economic rise. in this campaign there was mh more on national security, the enemy, pakistan, they have had these tensions, and the idea that there was a problem of rainfirs, your correspondent referred to that word. the president of bjp called and phil greater -- infiltrators from m bangladesh, alim asority country, termites. he referred to a green virus, really damaging rhetoric. jane: but also getting congratulations from pakistan. are we going to see a more stable relationship? >> i don't think the issue in this case is modi's issue. the real problem is pakistan. there continue to be terrorist gr

and whether big or small no one nation can or should do it alone. lastly, new zealand recognize that is international rules based order is a fundamental tool to our national security. independent foreign policy. and access to global markets. an a overt commitment to it accordings the rice rights to we need to sbrkt aen on the international station and the new zealand is always mindful it's a small force to deliver lethality by a viable combat capability remains par amount. without it maybe you're not a navy. and with that credible combat capability we are abel to advance new zealand's interests from the sea. i'll conclude, again in mauri. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, sir. okay. we're going to enter the discussion q and a phase here. before we do that, i'm going to start the discussion off with the first question. but then gets this highly sought after program coined i would like each of the panelists to touch the coin to tell us if it is a good coin and then you will have the opportunity to have a coin that

speech this afternoon, the president used a rather vulgar term to deny reports of dissension on his nationalr how to deal with iran. i want to bring in our senior diplomatic correspondent, michelle kosinski. the president's policies at least so far haven't had much of an impact on u.s. adversaries. >> drama seems to be a driving force of trumpian foreign policies. these big gestures, big stapts. that threat of all options always being on the table. trump is good at applying pressure, but this lingering pressure among analysts, both conservative and not, is any of it really working and can it work? president trump has sent warships to the persian gulf, has choked iran's cash flow, and members of his administration are openly encouraging regime change. but sources tell cnn, lately he's been irritated by hawkish members of his team, like john bolton. >> i actually temper john, which is pretty amazing, isn't it? today, he hit back at those reports, insisting he's not angry. >> mike pompeo's doing a great job, john bolton's doing a great job. it's bullshit, okay? it's bullshit. >> reporter: trump

quite some queues here in the elections in brussels it's this is also very much a proxy election on national issues which ones are the countries their watch. i strictly wherever there is an election and there hasn't been a national election for some time. voters in europe use this european election as a protest vote that is typical particularly interesting cases will be the united kingdom where conservatives are expected to be penalized for theresa may not still live ring on brecht sit and so it looks like that nigel farrar just party will have massive gains whereas the labor party in the u.k. that has been sitting pretty much since breaks it on the fence looks like it will be penalized for that position as well and then also interesting will be austria for instance where the far right coalition partner of the could scotland had a video the so-called scandal and it would be interesting to see to what extent they suffer from that political scandal that led to the collapse of the austrian government. and wrestles thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the worl

one time illinoisan, national war hero and current u.s. president, ulysses s. grant. nearly one decade after the war's end, the nation's eyes no longer saw this president exclusively through the lens of war victory. politics hung heavy over the meeting, besieging grant's postwar leadership. rampant white violence in the form of democratic redemptions were sweeping away republican governments in the form of confederate states. a recent liberal insurgency within the republican's ranks, with its epicenter in the western states, had erupted part over radical led constitutional amendments giving citizenship rights to former slaves, including the right to vote. all now threatened grant's legacy, and with it, lincoln's. only this week, in the wake of a catastrophic midterm election, scandal-ridden republicans whose bloody shirt vanquished democrats are a decade, where trounced nationwide, losing 96 congressional seats and costing republicans their 16 year house majority. it is still the national party's worst ever defeat. in lincoln's and grant's illinois, they lost 14 congre

chip maker in fitting in it follows an american campaign to shut out the chinese giant on national security concerns in a moment we'll talk to someone about whether that's legit 1st this report. forget g.-mail view chub google's chrome browser in the play store on your smartphone those apps are likely to disappear from future while way handsets outside of china and that's not all well we will also lose access to updates to google's android operating system google is taking direction from the u.s. government which added to the chinese telecoms company to a trade blacklist triggering restrictions that will make it difficult for huawei to do business with american companies. and it's not just google that has to cut ties with way the chinese company won't be able to buy u.s. made chips for its devices any longer. right now huawei by about $67000000000.00 worth of components each year including about $11000000000.00 from u.s. suppliers like intel qualcomm siling and broadcom according to the nikkei business report the part of the german economy ministry is now examining if the u.s. sanctions aga

louis and little, quickly adopted the dialect. -- when one nation is at war with another, all are enemies of the other. most unfortunately, the war in which we are now engaged has been complicated with the belief on the one hand that all on the other are not enemies. by march 1862, guerrilla warfare would convince sherman to adopt in western tennessee what james henry lane had done in 1851, collective punishment. namely, putting entire towns to the torch. this is sherman's quote. "it is an expense not chargeable to us, but to those who made the war. and generally, war is destruction and nothing else." this is long before he said war is all health. -- all hell. anyone who was not an unconditional unionist was disloyal. john edwards, the lieutenant colonel of an iowa home guard have thesaid loyal men same sympathies in the common cause in contrast with the neutrals and a great many terror stricken secessionists. this quickly led to suppressive measures, including, as george b mccullen wrote, overwhelming physical force. mccullen had lived in cincinnati a decade prior to the war. he was an e

urging the army to find anyone evolved with this week's attempt to overthrow him he appeared today on national television with his generals at a military parade in caracas the man leading the push to else mature oh opposition leader. is calling on all workers in the country to go on strike also coming up tonight israel comes to a halt as it remembers the six million jews were murdered in the holocaust. and the story of a girl who was thirteen at the time is told again but this time for the instagram generation and the presidents of italy of france remembering the artistic genius leonardo da vinci he died five hundred years ago today italian master lived out his final years at the chateau in free. golf it's good to have you with us of it as well as president nicolas maduro is calling on the military to fight anyone plotting a coup it comes after the country's self declared president won quite a call for a series of strikes hoping to still force majeure out of power has described this week's for. tez as the final fades in else. even though they have failed to break the political stalemate clashe

president struck direction, the united states was proud to be the first nation on earth to recognize interim president juan guaido as the legitimate president of venezuela, and now more than 50 nations around the world have joined us. all across this western hemisphere, nations have been standing up to declare their support for president guaido. two months ago, the inter-development bank voted to -- last month, the g-7 foreign ministers issued a statement saying that the may 2018 presidential election lacked legitimacy and called on the maduro regime to "restore the authority of the national assembly." voted to stand with the venezuelan people and recognize guaido's government is only true representative of venezuela. as we gather here today, president guaido's meeting with members of the national assembly, some of whom have come under harassment by the national guard and intelligence service. let me take this opportunity to be very clear. the safety and security of president juan guaido and his family are a priority for the united states of america. [applause] the unitedpence: has be

about a book one nation, to realities. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> earlier today, house democrats tried to pass a $19 billion disaster relief will a unanimous consent. was objected to by republican members. afterward, tennessee congressman john rose who made the objection spoke with reporters at the capital. he is followed by democrat jamie raskin. rep. rose: the voters of the six district of tennessee sent me to washington to represent their interests. to debate the issues of the day. the process that we saw play out today essentially deprived a member of congress of the chance to debate this and vote on it. i think that is important. it is a mistake when we let 19 or $20 billion of taxpayer money be allocated without the both of the members of congress. >> or has been a state of severe weather in the midwest. this bill does not address that. that might come at another built on the road. district been impacted by these tornadoes, would you feel differently in the e