or a frequent factor, sarah palin entering the mccain race. people wanted to see sarah palin.was a new product being introduced in a very high-octane way. >> douglas, that was excellent. thank you as always. >> thank you. >>> what are your thoughts? tweet me @smerconish. i will read responses during the course of the program. this comes from facebook, i think. what do we have? crowd size was that trump's favor in the last go around. i don't know if it's that clear. kathleen, it certainly was versus the primary field. he was able to outdraw everybody running against him in the republican primary. you compare what trump was drawing in 2016 compared to what bernie was drawing in 2016, i think there are a lot of parallels. it speaks to passion but not necessarily the debt of support you have. >>> up ahead, i will bring you the latest on the path and forecast of major hurricane dorian the category 4 storm bearing down on the carolinas later this week. >> plus, is it cruel and unusual public shment punishment to not allow homeless people sleep in places. >>> plus, joe biden did inde

you know in downtown palin and right used eyebrows with off the wall fashion performances. later she provided film productions with creations and she's on the costumes for the rock group ramstein is very 1st told. if i'm one of a single mother my son was 2 years old when i opened my 1st shop and i didn't really have any other choice i told myself ok i'm going to conquer the world from berlin. fiona bennett's creativity seems to be limitless working together with her partner in business and life back in burma she helped to design what may well be ballin most beautiful restrooms for the vintage pariah t. theater. staying alive and curious is fundamental to the artist. my name smart my motto is to remain flexible on this if you stay flexible nothing really bad can happen to you and i think the city of berlin can teach you to stay flexible enough to supply. someday maybe she'd like to live by the sea again but until then fiona bennett intends to remain true. more of an old protest from planet girl in a bit of a dot com slash planet volume about soul for this edition of arts and

creations so does not yet our money and hollywood star brad pitt he discovered her camps when he visited palin in 2000 and night. i was lucky enough that he picked out the mount them cap and then or nothing else but that for years and ordered more of them in pretty much every fabric. stop and that. bennett was born in 1986 in brighton england her 1st years in the elegant seaside resorts have stayed with her even after she moved to berlin with her family at age 6 as a little go fiona bennett already knew she wanted to be an artist she trained as a millionaire in 1902 she started her judio in downtown beilin and write used eyebrows with off the wall fashion performances. later she provided film productions with her hat creations panties and the costumes for the raaf crew ramstein is very 1st told. it's bad and i think i was a single mother my son was 2 years old and i opened my 1st shop and i didn't really have any other choice i told myself ok i'm going to conquer the world from berlin. fiona bennett's creativity seems to be limitless working together with her partner in business and life hands

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you with us you probably heard our reports was the end just cited some possible upsides to a week at palin for example tourism do you share that optimism. i don't find the argument particularly persuasive frankly if you look at the u.k.'s current account balance as a percentage of g.d.p. so solidly in the negative effect it's barely improved since the referendum so even though you could argue that certain industries have received narrow benefits from the we compound on the whole the cost of the economy have significantly outweighed the benefits and you can see that in the price of sterling it's trading you know approximately 20 percent weaker against the euro compared to 2015 is high as it is 20 percent for all in the attractiveness of all u.k. assets for international investors and you can also see that investment in the u.k. is contracted significantly over the past year all right so the power went but also the economy is certainly taking a beating since the 2016 e.u. referendum and the palace certainly has been hovering around one euro 10 for quite a while now and even recovered off ver

that would be as despicable as saying glenn beck and sarah palin were responsible for jared loeffler. articulate that and make that case, they don't actually want to win over people with their ideas, they want to silence and shut up people who disagree with them. that is not winning in america. you don't win a political argument by scaring your opponent from speaking out. that is despicable and frankly, it is fascist. thank you for your comment, i look forward to responding to you on social media. can you briefly describe the can you briefly describe that road? years --worked for 20 i was the general manager of a theater. i worked in the entertainment world behind the scenes, not as a performer. i was a conservative republican through the bush years and clinton years, in the theater business, which, i was relatively alone in that industry as the entertainment business liens to the left. theater leans so far to the left that they can't get up. they were open about their ideas and politics but we had to come indicate those things and discuss them with our friends and colleagues in a way

streets here that ram tough record rhetoric is happening in tandem with images that we're seeing of the palin made paramilitary people's arms police who are taking part in exercises along the border very very close from hit to here so people to all concerned although most people that we spoke to don't think that they are going to see imminently any troops from beijing on the streets of hong kong people here believe that that is going to be too high a cost but they both politically and economically they believe that beijing has other ways of getting these protesters on these protests under control like for example putting pressure on authorities here to make sure they clamp down and we have heard from police in the last few days that they say that they can keep these protests under control protesters here they are deeply concerned about what that may mean they say that police are becoming increasingly heavy handed in dealing with these protests as they go on into the evening all right shiela tell simply reporting for us from hong kong thanks so much. all right let's have a look at some of the

are going and she'll go with them but the thing with palin. and now openly getting back how many what the end of the nuclear power. plant i want to know. and that what i. do and i mean here. at the. crack and look at it. now i feel kind of moves on a flat out. at the out there. downloaded. by. pushing them ok. for. someone that is so. slow. but. then you don't need anything he. told them don't come out and say now among. them and say i'm mildly i want. you. for. 24. carried out in the day she has scale attack that gave them instant notoriety all over the world the militants attacked the school and took more than $270.00 school girls hostage about half the girls are still being held prisoner according to varying reports mr. garnett welcome back. to bite. what makes you know up and down you. can't buy off no one i don't know how to cure cause i'm not dirty job i know i'm not money. but. truth and love i pull i can't guess and yes i knew she couldn't do that can you not if yeah i don't want to take yeah you can't actually devante you take that ou

he did not mop the floor with sarah palin. >> no. >> she sort of held her own. he did better against paul ryan in 2012. >> he did. >> but trump lost all the debates and he got elected. >> right. >> it's not necessarily automatic that the person that is the best debater is the best candidate. >> i think that's true, but to me it's not just about the debates. it's also about his sort of willingness to own his prior positions. it's about his defensiveness, about his 40 years in public life. >> and it's also about the fact that donald trump has positioned himself as the strong man. he has also positioned himself and his base believes that he is strong, that he is vigorous. he will hammer people down, whether it's name-calling or what have you. to think about the biden that we're seeing right now on the stage with donald trump, that gives me so much pause, because i think that donald trump could wipe the floor with him, the biden that we're seeing right now. we're 400 and some odd days out. >> a lot can happen. >> a lot can happen. >> i want to talk about some of the

off and i'm probing around the palin box and mary gets the full 20 meters out usually a good distance to take a shot if there were 3 defenders in the way but this one's going in all the 6. yards off the snow in the long run she's part of the central midfielders job before i'm happy to help with things for lunch if you can see. how do you do it with pace for starters 95 kilometers an hour but it's the flight of the ball that makes the difference a wicked bounce that ya stein conscript visit 2 percent probability of scoring from this position but i miri pulls it off. and say we're on the end of an unlikely strike just borrow deal racin against braman the ship through the gears before unleashing this shot some 14 metres out of the smallest of gaps with veta keep you'd have lanka well positioned to minimize the scoring threats but some things you just cause i reckon. that's where you stayed at that the price. i just got a machine with and i meant. the key here is the power and accuracy of the shot from . relatively close range of lanka manages to close that 40 centimeters window in a frac

people accept to do sings they wouldn't accept was a situation we as it were is a difference between palin diplomacy and andrew fishel diplomacy is the office of diplomacy is one line everybody talks the same way it mean nobody can have the individual opinion they have to express what was it. the others or is it the early for that me i am not bound to that i can i can have i can do what i want when i want and people believe as close me. just one example in south africa i start dialogues between white and black by an exchange of prisoners and other than 60 people or 5 countries in force 5 country and 1st. place in. my muslim baek it happened very smoothly everything went right not one document was saying that is not the best which has been sacked everybody rife with this was a plain stupid but back to back of the prisoner's everybody believe that it should be issued arrive at that time and be part of that that. not one people and that it was involving millions country like hans or south africa now media mozambique. so i wonder if it always goes down so i had a friend an american friend who

devika palin and these are the main stories we're following an al-jazeera south korean president has condemned japan's decision to impose trade restrictions he's just wrapped up an emergency cabinet meeting after took your remove souls preferential status muna threatening to take firm action and is describing japan's decision ass reckless protests against japan have been held in south korea relations between the 2 nations have recently worsened last year south korea's supreme court ordered japanese firms to pay compensation for forced labor during world war 2 robert fried has more from seoul. he called this a reckless decision that was sure to make things worse between the 2 neighbors he also talked about the efforts by the united states to try to broker some sort of deal between these 2 most important of regional allies really trying to call a time out and just saying calling on both countries to cool it to have a freeze and to try to disk talk this through he said that south korea was very willing to do that it was japan that rejected it and in fact blaming japan for rejecting all

the mainstream media and palin write the real ad stories about people barely getting by in america for more on this raging controversy we go to redacted correspondent i only go by. now we all know the side effects of watching the news depression and to take action on the plaque depends apocalyptic visions violent mood swings and sars to combat this major news sources have turned to curating feel good stories for you this morning we want to share something to make your day a little lighter and better home depot with lawyers for overtime to help a little boy in georgia his parents worry that insurance would not cover water so they went to a home depot when cedartown georgia last week to buy parts to build one themselves when employees heard logan story they surprised his parents building the walker for the call me crazy but i'm fine but. when one kid gets to walk things to a chain hardware store story kind of disturbing what about the other disabled children who are in surrounded by extremely healthy for home depot employees what do they do if these volumes about the people there actuall

get to see palin. as a kid and engage with equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. elegant lebanese leaders have slammed a series of alleged israeli strikes that hit targets in lebanon on sunday and earlier this monday. will tap into the declaration a war that allows us to defend so sober and independence and through to rule into a group calling to report a ton of evil ones to 3 a strikes on a palestinian paramilitary group based in the east of lebanon while on sunday 2 drones believed to be israeli crashdown in beirut and at buildings being used by the iran backed hezbollah posse it's believed when i fatalities in one incident that the death of an iran backed militia member in iraq has however been pinned on israel that raid also took place on sunday while in neighboring syria israel confirmed an operation that targeted a shiite militia group and possible and rein in military advisers prime minister benjamin netanyahu said action was taken to thwart an imminent attack we had from regio

get to see palin. as a kid and in games from an equal betrayal.when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. logan the family of a british a sudanese man who's been held for over 3 months in a sudanese prison has strongly condemned what they called the u.k. government's disappointing lack of action are ahmed who was imprisoned in may after criticizing on social media the african nations transitional military council but was later cleared by prosecutors of any wrongdoing. that had the chance to speak to one of us to ahmed's daughters about his continuing detention. on the 11th of may 6th year old. british sudanese citizen was arrested and detained in khartoum despite a prosecutor finding him not guilty of any alleged crimes the sudanese authorities refuse to release him i've come to liverpool where one of kamala's daughters lives she tells me her father's story and how anger at the british government for its failure to take action and protecting one of its own citizens were extremely worried obviously it's been 3

to you live from above and you can prime minister abbas johnson heads to europe to try and persuade palin and paris to change the brakes it's prevent and scrap the irish backstop for germany suggest johnson's admission ended in defeat and she has one reason why. part of what i'm concerned about is the people will try to. accept. our result from the reporter posed as an excuse to start another war. people in northern ireland fear johnson's plans will spark a return to the violence of the past also coming up finding a way out of it to these political crisis the country is plunged into uncertainty one day after the prime minister resigns we look at the options now facing the country. and guilty as charged one of the most powerful figures in the catholic church australian cardinal george pell uses his appeal against a conviction for child abuse he still insists he's innocent. and in a warm welcome to you i'm. british prime minister barres johnson is coming to berlin to try and persuade america to reopen brags that negotiations johnson is demanding the removal of the so-called backstop the fan

s lie from palin is it his deputy prime minister calls for a vote of no confidence in his own government and tell yourself it's this policy differences mean it makes no sense for his far right link party to continue in the coalition government he wants a new election also on the program. fridays for future movement and a week long form in the swiss city of los alamos and adopts a climate declaration calling for climate policy to be based on the best scientific research. from political tool solitary in villa russia's fathomed hooted marks 20 years in office so what is behind this whole. i'm phil welcome to the program or at least far right league party has announced that it will call for a vote of no confidence in its own government party leader must have salvaged he who is also one of the country's deputy prime minister has announced that political differences with populist coalition partners the 5 star movement could not be amended the prime minister who is a member of neither party has accused mr salvini of fabricating a potentially destabilizing crisis. this is not an election rally.

the sarah palin other gold mine became a symbol of the ruthless exploitation of the amazon. and the gigantic cray said carved out by human hands thousands of prospect is including many forced labor is scramble to find the precious metal. the destructive history of the mine is today reflected in the 4 known eyes of the few remaining gold hunters who won't or can't give up their dream of eldorado. my name is rhyme or do i'm 64 and i came here in 1989. i was a bricklayer and i came because i thought it would be better here but it was worse . there was nothing but forest pastures just forests and there were no roads. in just a doubt that you feel that the 20 years ago there was still a lot of gold but now you hardly find any. one that i saw but i've stayed on to wait for my pension which i will probably never get to live in class so i. feel. that's a. you extract the gold 1st you run it over the seeds then it sinks to the bottom of the pan. this is a chemical a very concentrated acid that's banned what's really in it i don't know. all told i extracted about 10 kilograms in 26 ye

. >> sarah palin's daughter did pretty well on that show. >> they need to focus on the tango, not trumpleave it there. that was too good. you don't want to say anything else. leave it on a high note. good to see you both. thank you. all right. republicans, once an important voice for gay conservatives, now just another trump sellout. we planned. nt it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> president trump recently gained a controversial endorsement. the log cabin republicans, a group that represents lgbt voters, the group while prefacing the endorsement with an acknowledgment of lgbtq americans ended the endorsement saying it does not agree with trump on some policies still threw their weight by trump. to be treated equally, fa

i think this was about six years ago said that people should on sarah palin.his wasn't something said in the heat of battle, passion. it was vetted and scripted. he was fired from the network. when nicole wallace says something like that, where you have on the brian williams show something that come are you kidding me. that if the president re-raises flags, that that's a signal to neo-nazis? these people should not be on the air saying that. this is the kind of thing that divides the country. >> tucker: this seems like it's moving toward something awful. i sure hope i'm wrong. castro was not backing out at all after his decision to target his constituents for backing a candidate he doesn't like. he accuses them of being complacent in murder motivated by racism. watch this. >> there are people right now that are living in fear, and i don't think the president understands that. i don't think his donors understand it. but the need to understand what their money is going to. you are giving money for someone who's going after a community, and people have gotten kil

latest example, look at nicole wallace, once worked for john mccain and governor sarah palin, and other high-profile republicans, now she, just like her counterpart, liberal joe, in the morning, she gets a big paycheck from nbc to make crazy, hateful statements about trump and his family, pretty much the whole hour, every day. you just saw a clip of person shtrump wants to exterminate latinos. and then jennifer rubin, who claims to be a conservative blogger at "the washington post," now just a political problem mcdnc. take a look. >> hi, everyone, 4:00 in new york, matt king george woke up to devastating reviews. >> what we should be doing is shunning these people, shunning and shaming these people as a statement of moral indicatio inn that these people are not fit for polite society. i think it is absolutely abhorrent that any institution of higher learning, any news organization, or any entertainment organization that has a news outlet would hire these people. >> is not only that trump has to lose, but all of his enablers have to lose. after collectively burn down the republican party

. >> another thing, i sent you an email day before you campaigned the faded sarah palin.ad to call her out -- fated. i said you had to call her out and you did come all because of did, all because of e-mail.- of my [indiscernible] >> who are we doing? who else? >> me. i'm a volunteer, i'm on your campaign. >> thank you. >> it's a nice to meet you in person, i am really pleased. my phone died. >> it's ok, we will get the photo to you. ready? >> thank you for your wisdom. how are you? you drove three hours. >> keep it up, i just wanted to shake your hand. hey, man. what's your name? i was talking to you, a lot is going to happen. >> can i ask you a question? what would you do to make sure russia does not interfere in our election? >> there is a whole lot. [indiscernible] thank you for your time. good to meet you. hi. [indiscernible] hugging her, just to be clear. only asking for a picture. >> thank you so much. >> i work here at the college, i will do everything i can. >> how old are you? >> 11. >> you're getting old, man. put this in your speech. trying to do it. of if i p

. >> it goes back to sarah palin. is this something that's smart. >> they don't believe in global warming but they want to stop straws, what is that about? >> what's this campaign doing? >> give him some can ykudos. >> i don't mind paper straws, i prefer the biodegradable straws. >> this is first world conversation right here. clearly -- >> are you calling me an elitist. >> i'm not calling you a liberal elite. >> he added to it. >> i'm going to get davis. >> you guys got to watch andrew. >> he did just give you the opportunity to weigh in. >> this is going to blow up twitter. >> he supports plastic straws. >> i think you're in alignment with the president. >> i am. i want to say that i think, i mean, i don't like paper straws, that's my preference. >> tweet him. >> i recycle just for everybody watching. >> everybody get bakari. >> i buy biodegradable plastic straws in your lattÉ. that's what i'm moving toward. >> they get soft and taste the flavor of your drink. >> at the end of the day, we have holes in our ozone. we

. >> another thing, i sent you an email day before you campaigned -- debated sarah palin.d to call around and you did. that is because of my emailed. medicare,o end-of-life, they were not getting paid. i can help you with those. frmr v.p. biden: can i walk by? i'm sorry. let me have your camera. [indiscernible] frmr v.p. biden: who are we doing? who else? >> me. i'm a volunteer, i'm on your campaign. frmr v.p. biden: >> thank you. >> it's a nice to meet you in person, i am really pleased. my phone died. frmr v.p. biden: it's ok, we will get the photo to you. ready? >> thank you for your wisdom. how are you? you drove three hours. >> keep it up, i just wanted to shake your hand. frmr v.p. biden: hey, man. what's your name? i was talking to you, a lot is going to happen. >> can i ask you a question? what would you do to make sure russia does not interfere in our election? frmr v.p. biden: there is a whole lot. [indiscernible] thank you for your time. >> good to meet you. frmr v.p. biden: hi. [indiscernible] frmr v.p. biden: hi. you.ry nice to meet thank you for everything. f

sent you an email the day before you campaigned about sarah palin.u have to call her out on this. and you did. and you got it into medicare. not getting paid they were not doing it. i will speak to him later. if i walked by, i'm sorry. let me have your camera. who are we doing? let's turn this way then. >> thank you. mr. biden: who else? come on. >> i'm on your campaign. mr. biden: thank you. ready? >> so nice to meet you in person. i'm really pleased. mr. biden: well, thank you. is this yours? i tell you what, we will get it to you. thank you. >> thanks for being here. mr. biden: how are you? careful. ready? >> thank you. mr. biden: thank you so much. thank you for being here. hi. we have to come together. mr. biden: we do. thank you. mr. biden: what is your name? >> gabby. >> i just want to shake your hand. mr. biden: what's your name? >> erin. mr. biden: thank you very much. what's your name? >> quinn. mr. biden: i know. >> can i ask you a question? you do to make sure russia does not interfere in our elections? mr. biden: [indiscernible] >> thank

one point seeing a newspaper article that hillary campaign for then-senator obama more than governor palin for john mccain, her own top of the ticket. >> i understand your point. >> as long as we all come together, that's fine. we just have to come together no later than the convention. >> i worry that won't happen, phillipe. as somebody who doesn't support trump, i just worry that the party won't be able to get it together. as of right now, ten people have qualified for the next debate. but ten is still ten too many. >> let me ask you this. does any of them really stand a chance to get this president in a bind because the problem on the republican side is donald trump represents one thing one minute, another, another minute. it's hard to debate a guy that you don't know where he stands, and he's the president. >> yeah. it's very troublesome in that way is that you don't really know who's coming to the gun fight, frankly or what kind of gunther bring. and i think that's what's worrisome to democrats. because republicans are saying he will get re-elected because the power of the incouple by

sarah palin is an example, she was completely destroyed. democrats, on pro-life, fiscally response will come of conservative, or pro-trump ideae completely destroyed. when it comes to running for office i think democrats and republicans have different values and priorities in life and maybe a and women have put running for office aside because they think of the things more important. regardless of party -- >> kennedy: they see washington as a total cesspool. who would want to jump into that nasty? >> dagen: women like getting things done, and be like accomplishments. whether it's by the hour or by the day come by the month, by the year, by a life. you go and join the swamp down in d.c., still a swamp full of fan boats. you go down there and you don't get anything done. you get paid to do nothing. that's why you see so many people dropping out. >> robert: what you guys have just said, it seems like more republican may not run. >> kennedy: you never know. >> katie: i just think he put a lot of emphasis on the gender aspect of it should be wha

martin said that people should defecate on sarah palin.t was vetted and he was fired from the network. when nicole williams as fun of fat on brian williams show saying are you kidding me if the president re-raises flags at the signal to neo-nazis. these people should not be on the air anymore as a result of saying that because honestly this is the stuff that divides the country, tucker, as to your point. >> tucker: it seems like it's moving toward something awful. i sure hope i'm wrong. great to see you tonight, thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: congressman joaquin castro is not backing down at all after his decision to target his own constituents for donating to a politician he doesn't like. instead he especially accused them of being complicit in murder motivated by racism. watch o this. >> there are people right now that are living in fear and i don't think the president understands that.si i don't think those donors understand it, but they need tou understand what their money is goingei to. you're giving money for somebody t

end up doing pretty well so we've had other political figures on with tom delay they've had bristol palinso mean and divisive and horrible. that the entire hollywood crew come out against you do you think it that's because you're so likable they don't want to give you a platform to appeal to other people. i've been face nateing this is somehow some rehabilitation tour like i'm going to have fun and i'm happy with who i am and i'm happy with who i support and believe if people want to see different side of me god bless them and like me more that's great and if they don't i don't care. i'm going to have a good time and have some fun. >> you're not out there saying build the wall you're trying to get the steps right. right. >> i'm not -- i'm just looking to make some moves here. >> are you going to bring any special guests because i know there's that one part where they show the audience sitting down can i come to be a special guest i'll cheer you on. >> i think -- i created enough divisiveness now. i'll hook -- i'll put you up as a contestant next cycle but look i think my family will come

of that and in between these thunderstorms we've got some very nice weather conditions indeed 29 in palin 31 in paris. and. by sunday those temperatures in some cases going up even further $33.00 celsius in paris that's about 9 degrees above the average for this time of year about 7 degrees above in london so it's almost as if summer has a come back and then we had further to the south into northern africa and we could see some showers here particularly the coastal areas of algeria on into tunisia very light showers and have an order effect at 30 celsius in 2. inmates learning from other inmates acquiring knowledge that could set them free. through legal education classes and mock tribunals their dedication has led to staggering results you've been in prison for 15 years recently and they will seek the teaching empowerment kenya part of the read the legislation series on al-jazeera. again and reminder the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. china trade war deepens after president trump orders american companies out of china earlier beijing announced increased tariffs on $75000000000.00 wor

let's not forget that sarah palin was out there whipping up those crowds and talking about president obama and highlighting his quote unquote otherness. and all the ugliness that we saw that came with president obama's election and the rice of the tea party and the racist stuff we saw then. to david's point, i think trump bought brought out the racism that's been dormant and behind the scenes. we heard the recent reagan nixon tapes anwar president reagan everyone's favorite lauded republican president was calling black people monkeys and everybody laughed. it's been part of the for decades. and donald trump embraced it. and now people feel emboldened in the country to talk about it freely. >> there are people in the republican party fighting back against the idea that losing will hurd in congress is an actual loss for the party, david. texas precinct chair says good ridens to will hurd. let's listen to what she says. >> i am he can static and happy that will hurd will no longer be seeking re-election for his congressional district. he is not a republican values. he is a rino. texas n

their future many of them don't have you know a 2nd option or elsewhere to lives but when it comes to palin involvement which is also suggested i think that is also i think way far busy off into the future because there are other you know toys that the police can bring out such as water cannon and we've really seen a bit of a crackdown the last week or 2 with police being more forthright in making arrests unlawful assembly but it's true to say this is just being bring a big question mark over one country 2 systems and certainly if there was a lane involvement that would be admitting that that that agreement for hong kong autonomy that einar let me ask you specifically about hong kong see if executive kerry land where do things stand between kerry lam and beijing right now and is there any chance that some point soon she loses the support of beijing and has to step aside. well and realistically i think she lost the support through the handling of this matter it was her idea to push this particular extradition treaty at the time she she thought it would be a very sympathetic cause because of

in 2008, he crushed, no surprise rig, governor sarah palin, the vicide prtial nominee chose bin johnn. in 2012, he took on the cover boy of the "wall street journal" editorial page prine, and vanquished him. unfortunately, for biden, he's been compared in soe democrats' minds to those two sterling performances which are 12 and eight years ago. >> woodruf: he's sphoaksed on sat? >> i think this isnse of is this the same guy who was so go20 in and 2008 and he was in both of those. >> woodruff: where do you see the race now? >> i think biden is the frontrunner. if you're the frontrunner, people will ta a lot of shots at you. people took a lot of shots at him and this time he was fine. if you're the frontrunner ande survivithout any change in the race, that's good for you. so this was good for biden. there are me people who moved up and down, cory booker probably moved up, kamala harris probably moved down a little, warren probably moved up. so little ups and downs but i wouldn't say the race has been transformed by these debates ana biden ha pretty solid majority even though twitter hat

i worked on the palin campaign and when we turned on cable news and saw the throng of people waiting to see president obama, we knew we were bleeped. what do you think when you turn on the tv and see elizabeth warren's crowd? >> i think joe biden is traveling to early states and getting incredible reaction. >> so is elizabeth warren. >> we had events in new hampshire this weekend with overflow crowds. i think if you're looking at crowd size as a metric, and i'm not so sure it's the be all and end all, but if you are you're looking at it as the be all and end all, joe biden's is significant. most importantly people are connecting with him. i think that's something joe biden brings to this race nobody else does, is an ability to connect with voters to let them know he understands what they're going through. he knows their lives because he's lived it and they believed that about him and they have a fundamental connection with him. when he's out talking about stroering the soul of t restoring the soul of the nation and treating people with dignity, people know he means continue that's no

bush, freedom fries, sarah palin.really has done it on this scale before, and so kind of nakedly. usually it might be, you know, some commercial that popped up from some organization that insinuated things. this is the president, you know, allowing chan allowing chants of send her back to fester. >> that is exactly right, anderson. this president is really using these cultural issues as a center piece of his campaign. it's not just sort of a side issue. it's not something to add to a broad policy agenda that this president has. this is the agenda, cultural issues, divisive issues, everything from immigration to climate change, trying to paint the democrats as extreme on all of these issues, and try to galvanize his base. he realizes that in 2016 he won by putting together a coalition of people who were very, very excited to vote for him, his base voters. but also people who just didn't like hillary clinton and, in part, they didn't like hillary clinton because the president spent so much time trying to drive up her ne

perfect with a utopian government which a perfect but we can't compare between private company or palin markets. we have to realistic about both of these things. art of war were getting at is we should be listed on these things and in that world, all the options have a lot of great benefits that it really been overlooked over the last few decades. >> i am from the former world bank. my question is very similar to two previous question but it's worth asking the question again because you are not really clear on this, in your talk using always to go back to the old public monopoly idea which is been discredited. so it's worth, it seems to me it's not worth fighting. it seems to be consuming state provision with public provision. you know that can be state provision with private, i mean private service. you took one example, the bus system in washington, d.c. i mean, drivers are unionized. they have a job for life. managers are not accountable. i mean, they don't care what the results. at the end we have a system which is a catastrophe, but yet many countries in the world and in many citie

but look no further back than sarah palin in 2008 and he realized we learn nothing. so i think it's a terrible idea to let candidates choose who they run with because what it says is them against the ropes and i need ten points in the polls in this particular week and chapter of the campaign which would have absolutely nothing to do with whether somebody can lead in a crisis. >> a follow-up question, something you talked about and retained for something i'm working on. i cannot relieve that roosevelt would have truman as vp and not tell him about the manhattan project. >> roosevelt did not think about the vice president, he was just try to pull through. he was either an warm springs and georgia recovery or he is traveling. i did the interviews that i could for this book given that most chapters of history the people are dead. although the grandsons are very useful for stories and antidotes of john tyler. but i asked george h. w. bush this question because they did a number of interviews with him before he died. they all had the same, about the vice presidency, i aske