and they all dumped in the paul levy and! it went a bit viral in panama.ans and ambassador, jumping into the pool and their football shirts. it was a very sweet moment. that is it for the paper is this hours but because it's a sunday, we will get two goes at it! charlie and joel will be back at it! charlie and joel will be back at 11:30pm with another look at the front pages. coming up, meet the author. three generations of immigrants from kenya, three lifetimes of struggle. and not only with the attitudes mukesh meets when he arrives in yorkshire, falls in love and starts a family. nikesh shukla's novel the one who wrote destiny is also about the family's troubles inside itself. a daughter who develops the same cancer that killed her mother, a son who chooses a career as a comedian but unfortunately isn't terribly funny. but the book is, despite its unflinching exploration of racism. welcome. it would be very easy on the subject to write a very angry book, you know, a brittle book full of fire. and there is anger in this book but fundamentally, it's very

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administration says the levies are needed to protect national security, while the countries on the receiving end of the measures have promised to retaliate. from new york, the bbc‘s paullake. all smiles for the camera, but behind closed doors are simmering family feud. just a day after meeting european leaders in paris, us commerce secretary wilbur ross slapped europe, canada and mexico with harsh tariffs on steel and aluminium. everybody has spat is every now and again. every family does, every country does with others. there is nothing weird about that. i think everybody will get over this in due course. in due course, maybe, but not today. mexico and canada immediately slapped back, announcing their own levies on american goods, and europe is promising to follow suit. what they can do, we are able to do exactly the same. it is totally unacceptable that a country is imposing unilateral measures when it comes to world trade. the trump administration says the us can't be overly reliant on its neighbours, that it has to be able to provide for itself in the event of an emergency, and for that reason these ta riffs emergency, and for that reason these tariffs are in the

the president has used it to levy certain restrictions against a list of countries. host: paulnext. caller: i would like to point out one issue that people have been overlooking. mr. trump definitely overlooked it. 11, of the 19 hijackers that hijacked airplanes that day, 15 of them were from saudi arabia. muslims fromn saudi arabia? i believe he is a big it. he probably has some financial arabia. in saudi please answer that question. thet: i think administration's argument has been the countries on the list -- have that in deficiencies. saudi arabia has raised questions because of the terrorist attacks including september 11. it is unclear why they were left off the list. i don't believe the administration has made the case for why they were included or not included. host: the president addressed the upholding of the travel ban. ruling justme court it is a victory for the american people and our constitution. this is a great victory for our constitution. we have to be to, we have to be safe. at a minimum we have to make sure that we've that people coming into the country. we k

paul manafort already facing charges ranging from money laundering to lying to investigators and now standing accused of obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice and those same charges were -- leviedtin kilimnik. and our experts are watching this. and kilimnik has suspected tied to russian intelligence services. how does he fit and how does all of this fit into the mueller investigation? >> well first off, i think we learned today that paul manafort's disregard for the rule of law knows no bounds, regardless of how many ankle bracelets he's wearing and the fact that he's been indicted for a second time along with kilimnik tells us there is one more potential touch point with russian intelligence. and he's denied the claims and we don't yet have any information from the fbi directly linking him to russian intelligence. but we do know that there are multiple touch points between members of the campaign and the gru, the fsb and various parts of the russian government and my question from a national security perspective is whether the fbi now comes back and does have more information about kilimnik's direct ties with russian intelligence. >> and he denies any ties with russian -- and