in town in palmer yeah the study percussion and conducting . in 180 the family emigrated to the united states. you have continued his studies in philadelphia and. among his teachers was leonard bernstein. since 9094 parvo yes he has conducted orchestras all over the world. i have worked with quite a few conductors i been very lucky to have worked with some of the world's great conductors and i'm entirely sure that harvard is amongst the great conductors his way of conducting his work incredibly hard at making sure that his actual conducting technique which might not be evident to people looking on is of the greatest quality he has worked as hard at learning how to conduct about conveying to us what he wants with his bodily movements as musicians of work to learn to play the violin or the cello or the clarinet 11 thing about this place. before 97. whatever the image you have i have but the killer. this viennese horses and other so horses they're incredibly elegant they have this thing on this and that white or white and all that sort of stepping

in telling palmer yeah we studied percussion and conducting in 1900 the family emigrated to the united states cover you have he continued his studies in philadelphia and los angeles among his teachers was limited bernstein. man. i really want to talk about anything can move him and of 8th wonderful thing for me . you thought off playing very much a corral and a tune with the other clarinetist and the 2 through now. 2 2 ringback and the chain continues on. i love playing because this is music there really has to speak you have to really find it's not a simple melody you. you have to really find how this phrase were if you have to work out which voice is speaking and what their thing is it's an answer is that i reply and it's a comment on what's being said. and strings i.z. . or this little answer. where the tempo actually comes from that but it's really beautiful but could we imagine you know all these renowned toes and all this is this core of things for a male course you know if you have if you heard the male chorus singing with humming. to do you know the hear the sound this is i hea

yeah. he has a deal with netflix. when did they start talking about that? >> joining me now, "new york times" washington bureau correspondent eric lipton. politico senior washington correspondent anna palmer. and back with me "los angeles times" white house reporter eli stokols. eric, i'm going to start with you. this decision to hold the g7 at doral, what happened and why did the president make an about-face? he so rarely does that. >> i mean, it drew not only criticism from democrats in congress and legal experts who questioned if it violated the constitution, but a number of members of congress publicly and privately were telling mick mulvaney and the president himself that this was something that they could not defend. and i think it just left him in a more vulnerable position and he decided this was not worth trying to continue that fight. >> eli, it's so rare that the president does this sort of thing. what sort of pressure did he need to face from republicans and why in this moment? >> well, it's remarkable really that he needed to be told this was something that was -- one, didn't look good. two, wasn't legal. and three, would make it harder for republicans to stand up to him -- o