palin says that there's practically nothing left of the green oasis of his childhood. not really could play them i mean the desert is quickly moving in from all sides on the away susan hammett was from the east of the west and. one sees a night from monitors that allow you to gauge the pace of climate change. when we arrive in the palm groves the weather suddenly deteriorates a sense storm blows up. that has become the new normal here less and less rain and more and more sandstorms and soil erosion. this is what the oasis of her meat looks like now. it is sinking in deserts and. the impact of climate change has long been clear here. when the weather has settled halim and his acquaintance after doing any get straight to her. i think. they want a fellow one of the dead poetry its word is well suited to making furniture at the 11th. but make it less lethal because over the problem for the next 3 stop producing dates long ago. they were very risque. the punks have fallen victim to the encroaching sand dunes. we are paying our last respects to this palm tree it's like buryi

1st ever a primary early this month i will boyce is clear allow to the world why or what did you go palin is in hong kong with more on josh. he also said that he's not going to stop the fight against what he calls beijing's oppression of hong kong's political freedoms he says this is qualifications were were promoted or rather were motivated by the government's fear that for the 1st time ever the pro-democracy camp could win a majority in the legislative council elections now that would be a prospect that would infuriate beijing because it would allow the pro-democracy faction to have more of an influence in hong kong's affairs rules and regulations and in the way it deals with the central government in china he also said that the national security law that was imposed in hong kong just under a month ago was one of the main issues that is. threatening hong kong democratic movement the political system and as tom khan's freedoms now the government had said that most of the those candidates were disqualified because they did not support that national security law but it also he also mention

calls for hong kong's independence from china beijing impose its controversial law 4 weeks ago david palin has more from hong kong. hong kong is particularly sensitive issue for the u.k. as hong kong used to be a british colony in the u.k. signed a joint declaration with beijing before it was handed over in 1907 and the ambassador had mentioned that to saying it hadn't violated the joint declaration but the u.k. and the rest of the international community see this national security laws imposing restrictions on the hong kong that wasn't within the agreements to safeguard hong kong's autonomy and now we're seeing the hong kong government using that national security law as a way of what its opponents are saying influencing elections these legislative council elections the only even minor democratic process there is in hong kong that are to take place in september about 12 of the candidates the pro-democracy candidates including activists joshua while warring the more radical i would say activists that were pushing for far more anti government action along with even more moderate established

to be able to put their defenses in place for going into these elections thank you for that dva go palin live for us there in hong kong. the united states now has the highest number of coronavirus fatality of any nation by far 150000 people have died that's nearly a quarter of the global tally and is 3 most populous states california texas and florida have recorded their largest single day death toll mike hanna reports from washington with more than 150000 deaths in the country the wearing of mosques is finally made mandatory in the house of representatives members and staff will be required to wear masks at all times and the whole of the house on tuesday texas representative louie gohmert had arrived with the attorney general for a house hearing without a mosque he was then admonished for not keeping his makeshift mosque on during the hearing early wednesday he tested positive on a rival at the white house he'd been due to accompany president crumple in the crypt to his home state but is now in self quarantine president trump appeared with no mosque during a number of the events in texa

officers and it's because they did not support the national security lawfully thank you for that digger palin live for us there in hong kong well more now on that national security law in beijing impose this national security legislation in hong kong on june 30th let's take a look at why it's been so controversial a law criminalizes loosely defined a version secession terrorism and foreign collusion this means it allows for the prosecution of among other things split a whole speech online it gives police and national security agency the power to conduct searches surveillance and arrests without a warrant and it applies extra territorial 'd levy which means people can be prosecuted for acts committed anywhere in the world the law also allows for trial speak conducted under closed doors and for prisoners to be transferred to mainland china joseph chang is a political scientists and pro-democracy campaigner he says it's very alarming to see the law being used to crack down on online communications we are very concerned we are very worried because the whole piece of legislation is designed exactl

palin's to buy runs a small cafe here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mariam to natalee is researching this exact subject at the university of kansas blanka. studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average hold to the desert climate would be the worst in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature will be also about $2.00 to $3.00 degrees. in the light scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. and the farmers are hoping to stop the advance of the desert with bushes and trees but also a new patent from holland. the water box is a part made of bio plastics. are going to probably much be met with this fledgling tree is placed inside and then planted in the soil then the water box is filled with plenty of water. the hope is that this method will give the new tree a natural water tank and a better chance of survival trees and bushes as a barrier this is one way that the la

the hong kong government and beijing restricting political freedoms in hong kong thank you for that palin life or is there in hong kong. in other world news some countries once leading in their response to the coronavirus. struggling with a wave of new infections the global number of cases sore spots 17000000 india still not managed to get its outbreak under control reporting more than 55000 new infections in the past 24 hours despite that the government has decided to lift a nighttime curfew that spin in force since late march australia at one point was able to contain the virus but is now considering tightening restrictions for its 2nd biggest city in melbourne hundreds more cases were recorded there on friday and to being one of the most populous countries in the world without a single coronavirus related death vietnam now has reports it is firsts the victim is a 70 year old man in denying city and it's also seen a daily high of 45 cases as get more on the situation in vietnam and speak to his call hiver in bangkok for as so a 1st fatality in vietnam. why is the government struggling n

palin has more from hong kong. they had been building up to this announcement over the past week or so saying that hong kong's increase in corona virus infections would be. irresponsible to hold these elections under the current situation but opposite the opposition says and critics say that hong kong has always been quite successfully been able to contain its coronavirus outbreaks it's been successfully able to keep the city going up until recently and also you know more than 40 countries of the world have held elections jury a pandemic far worse than hong kong has been facing vietnam which hadn't reported a single $1000.00 related deaths now has its 1st a 70 year old man in the non more than 1000 people have been infected with the virus in the past week or have been connected to the same hospital in demand city. the u.k. has imposed new restrictions in parts of northern england after a surgeon called 1000 infections under the new measures people from different households have being asked not to me to endorse it s

for its murderous behavior in africa 100 years ago president seems to think so after years of talks palin says the issue is complicated. welcome to the program brazilian president jab also norah says he's tested positive for the coronavirus and made the announcement on brazilian television he'd been showing symptoms of coffee 19 including a fever but said he felt a what enough to walk around president bills not a house drawn criticism from public health officials or appearing in public without a protective face mask on to say it was not worth the effort to prevent a majority of the country's population ok. trying to uncover 90. joined journalist material in the rio de janeiro for a welcome material so the president says he's fine do we have any further details about his condition he said that since yesterday he's suffering some pain general pain in his muscles he has fever and he also has a dry cough so he's not in a really good mood. getting back staying at home now and these days i'm waiting for the results which now resulted positive and so he canceled the meetings for today and possib

in the conclusion of the teapot series people and palin besta gates allegations that irish catholic nuns facilitated the traffic babies the charts realized that babies at iowa could be sold to america a scouting quite they use and reveals shocking new evidence of how and when haven't you just noticed disposed of those who died thank you torn in the system like this one church and state are committed to keep the truth from coming helps islands mother in baby scandal on al-jazeera. the u.s. accuses china of bullying saying claims to the south china sea completely unlawful . but are not like this is out there alive and they're also coming up mollusks will soon become compulsory for english shoppers as world wide coronavirus cases top 13 .

contender, along with several others vice presidential choices help, and sometimes hurt think sarah palin. this time with the oldest candidate to take office if he's elected voters could decide it's critical. lester >> andrea mitchell in washington, thanks. >>> the fallout from covid will be the most important issue this election season but there's also a dire warning about the pandemic's devastating impact on children worldwide. with more on that here's richard engel. >> reporter: while the global covid death toll tops 650,000. what's coming could be far worse. the world food program and three other u.n. agencies predict mass starvation because of covid's disastrous economic impact. the u.n. agencies say the 140 million people around the world on the brink of starvation now could rise to a staggering 270 million. this year -- >> if we don't get a social safety net program out there immediately in providing food you will see mass starvation, famines of biblical proportions. >> reporter: david beasley the director of the world food program says children are the hardest hit with 10,000 more

the rebuilt berlin palin's the reichstag. and the cathedral i can stand here and look for hours. ringback ringback ready and it will go even higher than 207 meters there's a restaurant the best part the entire room rotates a full 360 every 30 minutes behind one of these windows. for our v mail will say high up in the sky but moved a little further east our viewer eyes on boston over from kazakhstan one of the share with us the beauty of her home country she let her drone fly above sharon canyon often compared to the grand canyon in the united states. my next stop is museum island another tourist highlight and berlin plenty of visitors roaming around here as well but by far not as many as before the pandemic . is. here and i'm leaving because jan 10th a visit berlin the city's tourism organization. has that mr chancellor what's open right now in berlin and what's not with the month a very good thing to visit at the moment would be the museums the restaurants are open again too and the hotels are ready to open what's not shown yet a larger events all the trade fair activity is stil

get to see palin just the answer. and it. equals betrayal. common ground. charge the act of printing paper money. promising. therefore i am. political power with their money if you can acquire assets with their money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and. come crashing down. big as the regulator world that we started 1st ours was roebuck. and his brother was the producer. my nephew had killed the video. stand in front of makeshift sheets rest in peace had his name. and then 7 days later my cousin who i was close with. he was shot dead in front of his kids he was walking into his house somebody walked up he had his daughter girl. in my face. one of the. it's like you know our family was a good family when you should come to your environment. and it's just like that reality i'm so tired of best cycle that we see in a city this happens you know i mean we had to eat some nights so i had to go do what i had to do you know maybe in the streets and ran the streets for. you know and i'm just blessed that i'm able to be here and

in the conclusion of the 2 part series people and palin vesta gates allegations that irish catholic nuns facilitated the traffic babies the church realized that babies in iowa could be sold to america a scouting quite they use and reveals shocking new evidence of how and where religious orders disposed of those who died breaking torn in a system like this one church and state are committed to keep the church from coming helps islands mother and baby scandal on al-jazeera. play an important role protecting it would. ringback face. by bracing. for the terrible cost of all of us will we turn our backs on our sure. the horrors of trouble and it's their hang heavily over music commemorations 25 years after the genocide. but are from the heart i'm come out santa maria this is the world news from al jazeera iran's president says the sanctions had economy can't afford to shut down again despite another worsening coronavirus upgrade. at least.

palin's to buy runs a small company here. and he also works as a tourist guide. he's fascinated by how the climate is changing his home country. chemist mariam 10 after he is researching this exact subject at the university of tulsa blanka. studies predict that the temperature in north africa will rise twice as fast as the global average halt to the desert climate would be the worse in the future and especially in the summer the increase of temperature were also about 2 to 3 degrees. in the mine scenario. 2 thirds of all oases in morocco have disappeared over the last century. but even the farmers are hoping to stop the advance of the desert with bushes and trees but also a new payton from holland. the water parks is a posh made of bio plastics. political are going to probably going to be met with this fledgling tree is placed inside and then planted in the soil then the water box is filled with plenty of water the hope is that this method will give the new tree a natural water tank and a better chance of survival trees and bushes as a barrier this is one way tha

there are other ways to shop for instance at markets like this one in palin where farmers and producers from the surrounding area sell fresh organically grown produce at a slightly higher price. i'm going to know what is my thinking is very clear as far as that's concerned there's a trend towards buying local again and not out of necessity but simply because that's better for the consumer and the environment. sounds good but also with a tight stick it's easy to say that when you live in an affluent country like germany. no this is. going too far to say everyone will change completely but i do think we've all had a chance during this time to rethink our consumer habits and to consider what's really important and what was just drilled into us by advertising. many people's work life is fast paced and hectic noise and time pressure can be constant companions many companies used to insist that staff be present during working hours even though many jobs could be done from home in the pandemic home office was suddenly the only option will our ideas about work change in the future. because home

. >> having spent time on the back of a bus with john mccain and sarah palin, i co-sign everything eliseordan just said elise and eddie, thanks for spending time with us. "deadline: white house" with sarah cooper is coming up. astat, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, brea

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behavior in africa more than a 100 years ago the president of namibia thinks so but after years of talks palin says the issue is complicated. i'm filled gal welcome to the program brazilian president jacques boll sonars as he has tested positive for corona virus he made the announcement on brazilian television in the last hour he had been shown the symptoms of cough it 19 including a fever but said he felt well enough to walk around as a pulse not as drawn criticism from public health officials for appearing in public without to protect a face mask and for saying it was not worth the effort to prevent the majority of brazil's population from contract and comp at 90. that's joined journalist mathias abbots and their beard to janeiro folk more welcome material so the president says he's fine do we have any further details about his condition. he said that since yesterday he's suffering some pain general pain in his muscles he has fever and he also has a dry cough so he's not in a really good mood. getting back staying at home now in these days and waiting for the results which now resulted posit

get to see palin just a become educated and indeed. lost the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. we go to work. straight home. we get to that curious tell of the russian orthodox a monk i was told about in the break very shortly before this a protest against police brutality in israel outside the public security minister there's a sense of violence between officers and demonstrators cover him up today or middle east correspondent paula sleep. well these protests which i sentient antigovernment protests that's how they began have been ongoing for the better part of a month not increasingly they've been gaining momentum and also we've been seeing scenes of violence in the may to supposed to say it happened on choose state evening the police dispersed and 2 government protesters from many of the main roads in tel aviv and also the main highway known as i am on they were police on horseback who were pushing the cops back protesters were demonstrating against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is corrupt

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yet to see palin disdain. and in again because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so we were is this unusual to see such eastern you think this new. you may. know. him and he just came up with it if you care that. antarctica is a very international community is. being used today this is. the gist of it is this the start. there's a position that the with the east and the brazil so there you can see a comparison is everything refuse to believe it will be there for them to do with. the. time they have that was affected but they decided not to take this light. will make it again tell you that. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no

you're the party of rand paul and sarah palin. and you're claiming your president, he, donald trump, is y'all's. and we're all christians. all of this baa baa sheep. and i'm so glad, i watched y'all and i started screaming. the tea party is moving. and i pray they don't come in our party. and i thank god they didn't. and my sister, this is what it's about. each one of us are hurt with our issues, our personal issues. don't shake your head, yes, yes, yes. it's about our moral compass. our democrats are good, and we have good republicans. the tea party, y'all are good, too. but y'all are the whacko party. >> wow. i'm really surprised by much of what you just said. i am a christian, you're right. i don't think everyone shares my exact same religion, and i don't expect them to. you mentioned something about that. we are -- our organization, tea party patriots has not weighed in to social issues. whatever you're saying about gay marriage, those are not issues we're concerned about. we're focused on constitutionally limited government.

yet to see palin just be active. and engaged me because betrayal.when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. with. geraldo rivera on his friendship with donald trump what he says about the russian bounty charges and how is he a friend of the president and how's the president handling race relations all on this edition of politicking. the politicking on larry king geraldo rivera celebrating a half century in the news business fox news correspondent at large and host of i am geraldo 50 years now streaming on fox nation i only have one beat by 13 years as of my 63rd year rollo's good to see you again you too larry you're the real veteran i feel like a young rocky next to you buddy. ok let's get into it what's your take on the media reports that russian of the get stronger i read.

palin's police union told us that social media doesn't tell the whole story while charges for verbal abuse have gone up 10 percent compared to last year charges 1st salts and bodily harm are actually slightly down some people sense a rise in aggression but others don't we meet them to zoom in on a cashier who seem this new tension at work. but there are also people who came in and said no i'm not wearing a mask there was one time when we said ok then you can go shopping and the person got really aggressive. and. she would have loved to work from home for a week or 2 as well to take a breather. yeah the israelis. one day i was sitting at the cash register and there was a moment when i had several customers nagging me yelling at me and then a colleague came over and asked me if everything was ok and then i really just fell apart a little bit. of this is. this is. the stress caused by the current pandemic is affecting 50 percent of people in germany a survey found this stress reveals the rifts in our society that's one monday experience she wanted to stay anonymous because of the lockdo

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the most devastating thing that happened to sarah palin is when she morphed into tina fey.those very words in an interview with katie couric. it's one take, one window into how ludicrous trump is. you almost start to see his face, and she's got a great one out for the ages on being cognitive. it's not a matter of finding the right insult for joe biden, it's a referendum on trump and his own competence at this point. >> i think that's absolutely right. i mean, one of the big differences, as you pointed out in the beginning of this segment, is that donald trump is not the outsider coming in trying to take down opponents by tagging them with pejorative names and identifying them to voters, really setting the agenda. he is the president of the united states. so that's a very different thing. also joe biden is very different. not just because of gender and the point sam made. he was in the white house for eight years as vice president. it's very different from particularly the primary on january 15 where he was most effective at naming each one of his primary opponents. if they

>>> hi, everyone it's 4:00 in new york on a monday in pan interview reminiscent of katie couric's palinerview, chris wallace revealed donald trump's delusional approach to the coronavirus, laying bare the president's ignorance and defiance of the public health crisis that has paralyzed our country and decimated the economy. wallace wielding the weapon of facts to counter trump's lies in an interview for the ages. >> sir, testing is up 37%. >> well, that's good >> i understand. cases are up 194%. it isn't just that testing has gone up, it's that the virus has spread the positivity rate has increased. many of those are worst than it was. >> many of those cases are young people that would heal in a day. >> 75,000 cases a day. >> show me the death chart >> well, i don't have the death chart. >> well , the death chart -- >> the death chart is 1,000 cases a day. >> excuse me it's all too much. it shouldn't be one case it came from china they should have never let it escape, they should have never let it out, but it is what it is take a look at europe, take a look at the numbers in europe. >>

and the cia and all these other assays of their palin around and she never asked them or he never asked them any tough questions right that's not an adversarial role our job is not to promote the government our job is to question and challenge the government in an adversarial relationship and it's interesting that we're doing this story because the media has gone crazy with this when in fact they're wrong asked for didn't mean to be right but he's actually right. that last point that was really funny but the rest of that is so true i mean and back and back in the day you're taught in j. school you're supposed to be the thorn in the side no matter who's the not best whether it's president trump private. and obama president bush going back i mean you're so you're not supposed to be their friend you're supposed to be the thorn on their side the gum on their shoe but you know here we are i want to address another thing that i know a lot of people are up in arms about yesterday we talked about this story of the n.y.p.d. doing an undercover a rest and a trans teen an 18 year old trans girl ni

this is the same thing that happened with tim kaine before he was special acted by hillary and sarah palin before she was selected by john mccain so my question really and we only have about 15 seconds for each of you scottie what good is wicca pedia if people go through it as a kind of the ultimate source and put anybody could go on there and scrub and change it. well i'm not sure we could pedia out even though that's probably the number one source the new york times i found out you can scrub 6 call harris as much as you want but she's still going to be absolutely not the winner's choice for the bio for a biden ticket i don't care who he chooses but the truth is molly harris is the last in her own family actually disagreed said that he disassociated from this travesty from comments she made regarding her jamaican heritage and smoking pot so if it's our own father's embarrassed over i can't wait to see how much the democratic party tries to disassociate or scrubs themselves of her when this is over in november. lionel should i go to you with a beauty of page and find out about you. know i

me close to get to see palin this day become educated and in danger because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to exploit a child here in los angeles they were going to come out you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trades. it's definitely something because the dark too small. to trigger this may want to get vaccinated and. if you want to overcome the troops travel restrictions economy restrictions then we have to have a viewer that see. what the back to politicking right botched job pollak hand an article on claiming that big tech and mainstream media have joined forces to crush free speech and press freedom and censoring alternative medical use on the coronavirus let's find out what he means as joel joins us from los angeles he is senior editor at large and house counsel fo

cool you really have a feeling of loss of power you feel you can do anything and god gives you that palin you feel like i ask you. to cut. cut cut. cut cut cut. cut. i'm excited to play you mean i'll stop the. next take your guns do the job and keep cool not a little silly i was going to. hear you teach you to. play. play play . i have to say that. was. even though it wasn't quite perfect op as teams have proved themselves. the audience image you know is delighted with the performance of the 1st female team but their festival. and the women can be more proud of themselves. and not that we get a lot of applause when there are no soap women watching if they make so cool during the heidi although we hear them shouting bravo how especially when we manage to shoot inside. oh well no i will keep all of you for there really happy and they give us encourage your father it also gives me strength because i have a place in the tuscan society and suck a 2nd if you young young man i think you it's not something everyone can do but done that you can have your help and i've got a tough black path that q

i don't just mean that which was on the bristol palin when i was that i didn't she was comport yourself so. you might get to slowly move the rest. of the israel but it was used was most was late. show with stories of. attack of commuters not all of the latino voters of color. yet issue was that i wanted it was possible. because a brain that. was able to shut down the road. was obviously wrong what if i don't. know. when you may also be to give us the no. one an ocean. and a ticket but these are when you'll know where the lowest solution is just wasn't in one of our lives or partially you probably did mr murdoch a good attitude. you can do yours then i was still. with the group. because some. truckers. gather for me i'm sorry. but we're going to. tell them to get the hell you know. this is. one with which they were missed. single man the concept of good but. god will bring. there are no must just as rain is not another supply new road you have no peace and that. was as i see you. done what she was as no damage to our nation resignation was it was all released by how much guilt so how do

for example, sarah palin, she commented on sarah palin's candidacy. how has her approach been to the republican party and what's been happening politically for the party? >> i think she's more than willing than ever to speak her mind. she was always interested in speaking her mind. now as one reaches a certain age, there's very little filter she feels she needs to put on herself, and i think like many people within the party, she is, i suspect, i don't know, i suspect she's uncomfortable, and i think one of the reasons is that it's very hard to imagine george bush, sr., 41, very hard to imagine him getting elected by today's republican party. very hard to imagine many ways of him thinking of himself as a republican for most of the stance he took throughout his career. that's something that's caused a lot of discomfort within moderate republican circles. >> donald wants to know, i would like to ask about mrs. bush's relationship with the clintons. after the tough campaign that denied them the white house, are they friendly today? >> they are friendly.

the president has got to be careful because biden did take care of paul ryan and took care of sarah palinn the vice provincial debates in '08 and '12. that's going to be the climactic moment of this campaign, the debates are more important than they've been since 1980. >> sean: the architect karl rove, thank you. when we come back, important information, tough action the president is taking on china. you won't believe what it is. by the way, john kennedy reacts? he's going to have a lot of fun things to say. and our big announcement straight ahead. aight ahead. ♪ >> sean: in breaking news today, but chinese military threatened retaliation wednesday after the u.s. ordered the chinese over concerns it was being used for espionage after the doj announced it has charged two chinese hackers with trying to steal united states coronavirus research. here with reaction, louisiana senator john kennedy. you have been very outspoken on this. look, the fact that after all of these years that we had people 30 or 40 years ago hacking into government agencies, we don't fix this, annoys the livingay dayli

you are the party of sarah palin. y'all are claiming your president, donald trump is yours. we are all christians. then we have the republicans, the cream of the crop is in our team now. i'm so glad because i watch you and started screaming. the tea party is moving. i pray they don't come in our party and think they didn't. if my sister is still listening, the little republican who all her life has tried to lock her little sister up, this is what it is about. each one of us are hurt with our issues, our personal issues, but don't just shake your head yes. it's about our moral compass. our democrats are good and we have good republicans. the tea party, you are all good to, but you are the wacko party. the cuckoo party. that is your president. you claim him. >> kim? >> i'm really surprised by much of what you just said. i am a christian. your right. i don't think everyone shares my exact same religion, i don't expect them to. you mentioned something about that. our organization really has not waited into social issues. rriaso what you're saying abouty marriage or any of that,

>>host: why do you feel sarah palin is part of her discourse? is at her personality or have you ever met her or have any views what she is contributing? >> i've never met her but obviously i've watched television i think she's one of the most dynamic and attractive speakers we have ever seen. she knows how to appeal to a crowd, she's extremely eloquent, she has a very clear-cut political philosophy that she expresses and them appeals highly to a group of supporters but within the republican party and the tea party element, she will be a formidable candidate if she decides to run in 2012. i would not be surprised if she gets the republican nomination. however even within the republican party, the majority of republicans don't think she's qualified to be president. but she does have the capability as the extreme outsider, maybe to get the nomination. >>host: any connection to yourself? she's a governor, you are a governor, and the odds seemed very odd and came out of nowher nowhere. iowa and new hampshire in the peanut brigade. obviously coming fr

the president has got to be careful because biden did take care of paul ryan and took care of sarah palin vice presidential debate in '08 and '12. yes to show up and that will be the climactic moment of the campaign and more important than 1980. >> sean: the architect, karl rove, when we come back important information, the president the tough action that the president is taking on china. you won't believe what they did. john kennedy reacts and that means we will have a lot of fun things to say and the big announcement straight ahead. ♪ i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> sean: breaking news today the chinese government threatening to read retaliate wednesday after the chinese closed a consulate in houston, texas. concerns it was

she commented on sarah palin's candidacy. how has her approach been to the republican party, and what's been happening politically for the party sf. >> i think she's more than willing to speak her mind. she was always willing to speak her mind. and as one reaches a certain age, there's very little filter she feels she needs to put on herself. i think like many people in the party she is -- i suspect, i actually don't know. i suspect she is uncomfortable. i think one of the reasons is it's very hard to imagine george bush, sr., 41, it's hard to imagine him getting elected by today's republican party. it's hard to think of him as a republican for most of the stances he took throughout his career. i think that caused discomfort within moderate circles. >> donald blaine wants to know i would like to know about the relationship with the clintons. after that tough campaign that denied them the white house, are they friendly today? >> they are friendly, particularly bill clinton and george h.w. bush, they're good buddies. they've pa

for example, sarah palin, she would comment about sarah palin's candidacy. how is her approach into the republican party and what's been happening politically for the party? >> you know, i think that she's more than willing than ever to speak her mind. she was always interested in speaking her mind, and now as one reaches a certain range, there's very little filter, i think that she feels that she needs to put on herself. >> and i think, like many people within the party she is, i suspect -- actually i don't. now she is -- just suspect that she's uncomfortable. and i think one of the reasons is that it's very hard to imagine george bush senior, 41, it's very hard to imagine him getting elected by today's republican party. it's very hard to imagine in many ways even thinking of himself is a republican for most of the stances he to throughout his career. and that is something which i think has cause a lot of discomfort within moderate republican circles. >> donald lay wants to know, i'd like to ask about mrs. bush's relationship with the clintons in the post p

status and taking away the very qualities which set it apart from the rest of the country the bigger palin are just there hong kong. china has warned the u.k. you either with us or against us and the country's ambassador in london said disagreements over hong kong and while away had poisoned relations but it didn't specify how china could make life difficult economically for a chance report from london for. a cold war mentality poisoning relations interfering in chinese internal affairs those were a few of the accusations leveled at the u.k. by china's ambassador in london on thursday i think they called my remarks. as. china want to be you france. china want to be. if you do not want to be. and our friends want to treat china as a hostile and. you'll call a price there simply is very clear that means you are laws your laws about or to in china as often it is at the front in recent weeks the u.k. government has taken several steps against perceived chinese threats and transgressions. because of beijing's new security law for hong kong the u.k. has suspended an extradition treaty with its f

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