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happen but nonetheless is that going to do to the balance of the conservative party and are there some people who very will s. is that going to do to the balance of the conservative party and are there some people who are very worried about that i think that unlike labor which is going to but i think that. unlike labor which is technically united the conservative party let's not forget has actually split it's very neatly united the conservative party let's not forget has actually split it's very interesting to see how they're going to conduct themselves in this election because that's sending a message to interested see how they're going to conduct themselves in this election because that's sending a message to middle of the road voters that the conservative party has may have become a few middle of the road voters that the conservative party has may have become a federal party whose election campaign is going to be run by soumik federal party whose election campaign is going to be run by i'm assuming it will we will find out one of the questions dominick cummings this federal. will will find out one of the

people can handle the truth. i do not think this president s in washington have been telling the people the truth. the parties have been pitching to the base things that are fundamentally not true. we want to grow the economy, a goal as a president in any position of leadership, we have to create the environment or the private sector and the nonprofit sector and the government sector work well together. that is how you get good economic outcomes. that is the truth. we should have a form of universal health care. but we should not come up with universal health care that makes private insurance illegal. that is the truth. we have to be engaging internationally. nationalism is the wrong answer. that's the truth. a lot of people are struggling out their. 40% of our citizens cannot afford basic necessities. they do not need partisanship and ideology. the way you come up with solutions is to find common ground. >> complete the sentence, president trump is what? mr. delaney: unhinged. i do not think he has a policy perspective. i do not think he has core policy beliefs. and i think on style he does not do what presi

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even mll it soething of an identity crisis because of these protests.they've always viewed s as a party of the people, of the working man, of the dntrodden. but now, they are, whether they like it or not, they're seen by the people a political elite. political elite.seen as a >> some of the reforms the experts say are necessary in iraq-- cutting public sector payrolls, nurturing the private sector-- is the goblernment ca and willing to actually institute some of those reforms? that's a hard estion to answer. i would say that what a lot of protesters here have been saying is the government has had about 16 years to institute the type of reforms and have utterly failedilp unthis point. people of the people in government have been the same politicians around the last cade or so and have not been able to institute reforms. and despite irve being ry, very oil-rich country, the basic services are still lacking. and it does not seem likelys you said the very bloated public sector could go away any time soon. >> jane, quickly, in the time we have left, expand a little bit out for us. er the region, what's t

s of all parties look at this deal they will see the merits of supporting it getting bricks heat done on october 31st and honoring the mandate of the peopleonoring the promises that were made repeatedly by parliamentarians to the people to get brakes done and giving us all a chance to move on i think the imperative is is very very strong the opportunity is great so let's do it thank you all very much thank you thank you thank you. thank you rex it has been long it's been painful and it's been divisive but this is a great deal for the u.k. that was the message from the u.k. prime minister boris johnson speaking right now in brussels after he and other leaders from the european union and the united kingdom said that they had effectively reached a tentative agreement on rex that let's bring in jonah hall he's joining us from brussels the hard work though starts now some might say jonah because this still needs to be ratified by the e.u. parliament and the u.k. parliament absolutely and most of the questions put to boris johnson. and made that point and challenge him on quite why he was so confident that it would get through the u.k. parliame

people. if she believes the democratic party candidates for president were actually on the right s track, actually sharing the right message, why is she so skeptical of the american people voting for the right idea? she knows donald trump is connecting with the american people, she did it in 2016, we are going to see it again next year, and what she's willing to do is to overturn the next election because she is scared. this is her second time around as speaker. what did we get the first time?h we got obamacare, got all kinds of things we are now having to dig out of. >> laura: shovel ready. it's all shovel ready. >> shovel ready. what shovel ready is what she's spreading to the american people what they are doing with this impeachment inquiry. that's shovel ready because it's not anything close -- she's lying to the american people that's why the amicus brief was filed. if she wanted this information she knew she had to. >> laura: congressman fox news just confirmed the president will send pelosi a letter tomorrow that the white house is going to ignore democrat demands until the house formally a

all those people that we can flirting with the brics a party seem to be getting on board the conservative people in his own party are on board to you think using some of these conservative m.p.'s mail because it's been please even though they are. they think that they would never vote for a deal like this you think they prefer it because boris is one of them and they didn't make it she's a woman absoluteness of those devaney something in that there's something about the boris bars being head of the tri they trust boris even though he's he's doing things they don't necessarily want i don't i don't think i think we're going to get the tell is a coming back we think we're going to get the vote results right now there we go 308 the nose to the left 322. guys to the right 308 with no use to the math 322 so the know who's having the know who's having oh. oh. oh you were going to send you to me go be an thank you mr speaker. on saturday this house in fact let me rejected the prime minister's deal tonight the house is thank. you to have i see i know finished. tonight the house has refused to be balanced and to debating a hugely significant piece of legislation in just 2 days with bare

party members in ankara. idea country. my dearest. m.p.'s and our guests. and young people who are our future. i salute you with love. the new legislation year of parliaments and new group meeting today will hopefully bring fortune to our country. all parliaments in the new legislation the legislative year. our group meeting. on tuesday but we couldn't do this because we had loads of programs outside the country. last week we were in serbia. we were developing our relationships with serbia and our meetings than delegations there were very successful. after that we have. made 9 agreements with serbia turkish and serbian businessmen and discussed solid investment opportunities and turkish companies. at the factories that have been opened. in serbia we have we we launched those factories and were and also factories that are opened by ticker in 2019 there. have been a trilateral meeting between serbia and bosnia herzegovina. belgrade's and it's. motorway is going to be open and we launched that i put it it will be a bridge for our friendship. as you know we had a turkey council in azerbaijan in back. within my visits i h

s. which is an opposition party here quite young how does it make you feel when you hear people here saying the parties are not representative of me they're only thinking about themselves they're not doing it it's a. democratic dispensation and throughout there's nothing to show at least at a structural level particularly question of young people the 9094 story is a nice story it's a nice dream that you know our fathers over the summer have told us but for me to vote but i can pay for school fees doesn't matter for me to avoid but i'm employed what does that mean for me here 50 really is born out of these frustrations that it made it might be borne out of this frustrations but clearly this still a disconnect because divine here is saying i don't care what you stand for i'm still not going to vote of course it's not it was not ever going to be an overnight project but if you really look at the real constituency that if it isn't able to tap into they've been able to step into a particular constituency among young people there is why more and more young people are starting to realise that if i

party. s >> laura: you mean political suicide bomber. before we start getting people -- get a sense of humor.. if yout think that, you should watch another show where we have to spell it all out for you.alls is critical, though. if you are being set up as the president is in this situation, you have no right to know who is making these accusations. they say in response this isn't a judicial process. impeachment is a political process, they say it's a political letter, what they're doing is is a political letter.s a completescle letter with quite a few citations in there. >> pat cited a constitutional scholar, jerry nadler. of course due process is necessary. let's call it basic fairness. the american people, when they think, about this are going to be totally outraged. they want to impeach him on thee testimony of hidden witnesses who are behind a curtain.we wan. twent back to read two books about the salem witch trials. >> laura: you do that in your spare time rudy? >> i just drove through salem.. they required witnesses to face the witch and some witches were acquit

party around the 1970's. with president trump they are now the trade party. the enduring character is that the republican party has always been founded around a core constituency of peopleho are considered by themselves and others to be typical americans, but they are not a majority of the population. the democratic party has always been a coalition of people who were supposed some time to be typical americans but who together can be a majority. they don't always hold together and we get schisms and fights within the democratic party. evendynamic has continued as the composition of the republicans core constituency and the groups of the dem credit coalition have changed -- democratic coalition have changed. party formed in 1832 to reelect andrew jackson. in republican party formed 1854 and opposed the kansas-nebraska act in the territories. they succeeded on that in a decade or so but they have continued ever since. host: your introduction, going back to election day, writing panic is a poor guide. the 1980's.osses in guest: each political party has had its disasters. you'll hear productions from some people that the republican party in 2016 won the presidency , is abou

are many situations, emergency situations, where we have cell phones we know where people are someone in our party gets h sake, otherwise they might die, drone >> the drone opportunity just something we're really excited about. and our flight forward subsidiaries has gotten off to a good start we already have done over 1500 commercial flights but the example you gave jim is a good one take the raleigh, north carolina, area it doesn't happen often, it is very expensive and it has an expiration date. with drone technology, being able to move that from one facility to the other could make all the difference in the world. it is those kind of opportunities multiplied by the thousands of times that make drones such an exciting strategy >> i think the people don't understand i'm involved with a i'm involved with a medicine where literally if it gets warm for an hour it goes bad and it's a $250 a month medicine i can't find a way to get it to me and when i was in a jam in mexico, i would love to call cvs and say here's where i am, check my gps and i will pay anything if i don't have the medicine many things happen

people outside. incredible evening. got back very, very late. i did actually get to hear about ambassador kent,s the witch hunt, you know, their crooked schiff is coming after the republican party, coming after the republican party as hard as he can considering he's really, he's been compromised sadly and badly because of the because of the fact, as you know, i think as the press know he made a statement and he made a virtual speech about what i said and then it turned out i didn't say any of it because he fraudulently made the statement to congress. i thought what he did was one of the worst things. i understand he has immunity, but he doesn't have immunity when he puts it on twitter which he did, he doesn't have immune fi when he speaks to the press, which he did. but what happened is ambassador kent who i have never had the privilege, i don't believe, of meet, i don't know him and they brought him in as a witness against me even though i don't know him. and he excoriated from what they reported on the news and of course maybe in this case it won't be fake news but he excoriated the obama administration and joe biden and joe biden's son saying there's tremendous problems, tre

s some of the might be friends across the party benches bought when they're in parliament you can just see how really how strongly people find their words and that has definitely i would say changed soon since the bracks referendum so i didn't bring it on there on any of their voting behavior but we also see that a lot of m.p.'s are have said they are stopping at the next election and they're going to stand out and say it's really shaken up british politics there's bragg's of experience so with emotions running high on both sides of the break the debates are there any attempts to overcome these divisions. there are attempts and m.p.'s them selves have gone public with the abuse they received they've also they're also people too to moderate the language for example in the chamber there is one group it's called united which is a cross party. across prachi group that works also with members of the public it would bring peace together but i have to say for the moment it doesn't look as though that brings a lot of fruit and you can also see that when it comes to breaks when it comes to. the government for example not involvi

>>and i mean a could a left a party leader could lift earlier just it's just life i guess the wrong way driver and s passenger died soon after the accident of the 5 people in london's car his injuries from the severe. he says he's most thankful for the support from his loved ones. don't think a little bit this. >>well off right now mentally wasn't for that. they're really pushing for taylor sackey kron 4 news, if you'd like to help london with his medical expenses head to our web site where we posted his story got a pretty good attitude considering all he's been through by the way you can also find. >>a link to his go fund me page show kron 4 dot com. >>i mean a warning key with border report dot com today we're in laredo looking at the different ways migrants cross into the u s i'll have that story coming up. plus a southern california man in search of his best friend is going the extra mile to find his lost dog we're going to take you along. >>his couch surfing adventure. here around the bay area. >>and a very popular clothing store forever, 21 files for bankruptcy, closing over 100 stores across the country what this means for shoppers coming up. the

s of -- massive tax cuts. the democratic national committee and democratic party and candidates for that president are on the side of working peoplefighting to make sure that everybody gets access to opportunity. when you deny the climate science, that to me, how can you credibly do that? the challenge the other side is, they are just in the pocket of all of these industries. that is unconscionable. and the american people are seeing through it. jaqueline: so the dnc will continue to accept corporate pac money? tom: we have a resolution in place where we do not take money from people or entities that are inconsistent with our values. we will continue to abide by that. that is what we have done today and will continue to do. look at our platform. look at what we are fighting for. you will see that our platform is very much the platform that is fighting to make sure that we lower the cost of prescription drugs, that we take on industries that have, frankie, been profiteering on the backs of ordinary americans. jaqueline: when corporations dig into their treasury to donate money to you, what do you think they are expecting in return?

you can plug into a field house and on the spot organize a party or maybe you would circulate fliers before hand and people pinld come to hear you s music. i'm going to play you a clip from grandmaster flowers who some people credit as being the father if not one of the fathers of hip-hop and rap. ♪ >> ok. so, what did you hear that sounded familiar, what was different? did you hear the origins of the word hip-hop? >> i did hear that. bywas an art form created musicng earlier genres of and the technology of the turntable allows you to make loops of maybe only four seconds of the james brown song and put that on repeat. and that is how it started and today it sounds like it's not really done like that much anymore. >> because you guys are digital natives, it's done completely with digitization. >> i want to object to that. i actually dj, that is one of my part-time hobbies. there's a lot of vinyl turntablers today still doing a lot of that. but it's different because hip-hop, they were creating those jobs. it didn't exist. they want something to dance to, disco is played out, we don't want to do disco anymore. theypatrick was sayin

s. and they've come to know and uniting people around his idea of politics is also the 2nd big challenge that very different on his will face inside his own party because there are 2 are deeply divided there are several splinter groups in the foot and that if those so putting that all under one tent will be a big challenge ahead for him. we'll leave it there thank you. firefighters are battling huge blazes in northern and southern california strong winds are fanning the flames and the statewide emergency has been declared the state's governor said that officials were using every resource available the king carried 5 bunning for the last of 5 days this destroyed more than 90 buildings and 80000 more evacuation orders have been issued for nearly 200000 people in sonoma county north of san francisco. the curse of sonoma county just 2 years ago this wealthy area of northern california burned now it's again the region worst hit by the state's blazes fear of the flames has returned to communities that had just begun to recover from their last devastating encounter with fire. if you see this big. smoke in the bowl in the sky back there probably within

party leader nigel for raj is calling on m.p.'s to reject the deal raj says the deal does not deliver on the result of the 2016 vote thousands of people are also expected to march through london on saturday to demanding a new referendum. the truce in northern syria is largely holding despite accusations from both kurdish forces and turkey of violations turkey's president writes at tyburn on his war on the offensive will resume in what he says minutes of kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the 5 day cease fire chile's president has declared a state of emergency after a protest over rising costs of living turned violent riots on friday left a bustling apartment building burnt and the capital cities subway system shuttered demonstrations began monday over a hike and metro fares of mostly high school students on the forefront of protests in algeria showed no sign of stopping as thousands sick to the streets on what is now the 35th week of demonstrations protestors a call for the government to rid itself of any remnants of the regime of former president abdullah he's beautifully resigned after mass protests back in april are that th

as you said, the labour party has a slightly waffly position on exit, but it seems to havetl s on we'll put a new deal to a second referendum. how appealing will that be to people fed up with brexit? amanda: it certainly will dragt all of this r a much longer period of time. first you will have a period where jeremy corbyn tries to renegotiate a deal with the european union. process.getting sick of the it is worth remembering that only wanted an extension for a couple of weeks to ratify the current deal. there will not be a huge appetite to renegotiate. one of the main things jeremy corbyn wants to do is have a softerrexit, in particular keep the entire u.k. in the eu customs union, and then have a second referendum with an up or down vote. laura: is it possible, horror of horrors, that the geral election does not resolve anything in parliament? amanda: it is certainly possible. the conservative party is 13 to 15 points up in e poll, the same margin that theresa may had before the snap elections in 2017 wherehe ended up losing a majority and became dependent on the unionist party. while boris johnson is looking good ithe polls, he is lnerable to nigel farage, a

s evacuating the area. also i mean not according to the turkish foreign minister member. who says that. which is the people's backs and you know it's an offshoot of the band ekk a party that turkey sees as a terrorist organization he's been saying that he's not satisfied with the level of pullout that was promised and in the agreement was between the turkish and the russian president that kurdish fighters under the umbrella of russian support will pull out about 30 kilometers deep within syrian territory showed you saying that there's going to be joint patrol could be dirty and russia up to 10 kilometers of syrian territory and you also heard from the turkish president saying that he will remove any remnants of kurdish fighters whether red or without russian help another important aspect of this is the relationship between ankara and washington united states has pulled out its troops but the u.s. president has reiterated that he wants the ceasefire of the agreement to stop fighting between the turkish forces and the kurds to be permanent and has warned of the import of the economic sanctions there has been more of coordination between the defense ministers of turkey

parties. who speaks on behalf of all those people? as the violence attracts international concern, the influential cleric and political figure mixed data concern, the influential cleric and politicalfigure mixed data al—ss. the government honest reform. tomorrow, parliament will need to hunt these committees will start work. we will not wait long to approve these reforms, which will come from the council of government and the parliamentary committees. translation: we will have moved the government from office, even with oui’ government from office, even with our last breath. with such determination and such a diary economy, can the government make the required reforms? —— dire economy. let's get some of the day's other news. anti—terror police have taken over an investigation into a knife attack at the police headquarters in paris on thursday. four police employees were killed by a worker, who was shot dead at the scene. the european commission says britain's latest proposals for leaving the eu "do not provide a basis for concluding an agreement." meanwhile, uk government papers submitted to a scottish court suggest that prime minister boris johnson will ask for a delay to brexit, despite mrjohnson rep

his s. he said it doesn't interest me anymore that's too much negativity and i think that is something. that a lot of people are feeling right now. and it seems that it that the conservative party is kind of banking on people think thinking. it's time to just get this done up get brexit done is been a popular hash tag for quite some time on twitter now. the conservative party tweeted this out earlier today along with the words. come together back then you deal get brexit done moved on as a country. it kind of reminds me a little bit of nike when they used to say just do estimate yet you do expect a little bit more precision. detail he wants from your political given how many people this is not a fact. absolutely it's it is a huge huge issue now the new york times has been reporting on this one talking about the five it. at brexit fatigue could be one of the biggest dangers when it comes to getting this right. and the editorial board write this article saying the decision will affect written for generations. all the delays and debates however a cutie frustrating a better than a rushed questionable exit. decisions taken in the coming days must not be a surrender to brexit fatigue

s. real power lay in france. also emerging as a powerful political force was the nationalist leader people good people co-founder of the neo distorted party. he said to one scene move on without him as a. fresh direct feedback. that the message that big. trouble get back it up he brings out a drama. or card madness of fish looking for that had a horrible day and. then and at some thought. he was not. with no one seen the ballot. and it decided to bother. me and what and if i did the jihad. would give peace a new crime scene oh i'm in bed if i had been a minute. we. know where. we mean a better country and syria has. some tunisian politicians so to influence the full largest 3 resistance leaders so a dual strategy of politics plus violent dissent emerged leaflets in $100.00 rifles in the other. there in the cold in the summer i want news of people from seeing who kept the little think it's emerging here to see almost any woman said there was still has a little girl. believe in the mess a man and beheaded her assailant when you step here i mean you couldn't. even given a swat out of her and then had a totally naked number given the man who

party. kurdish authorities are reporting 785 people affiliated with the islamic state, including women and children, escaped from a kurdish-controlled displplacemet camp i inorthern s syria. "the new york times" is rererting u.s. forces faililed o transfer five dozen high value islamic state prisoners out of syria. this is defense secretary mark esper speaking with face the nation's margaret brennan. >> i spoke with the president last night. after discussionsns, he directed thatat we begin a deliberate withdrawawal of forces from northern syria. >> from the entire country? >> from northern syria. which is where most of our forces are. >> so 1000 troops.s. how lolong and over what time period will you be -- >> we want to conducteted as safely and quickly as possible. amy: turkey is facing increasing international condemnation for invadingng northern syria. france and germany have halted arms exports to turkey as calls grow for an eu-wide arms embargo. the turkish president erdogan is slated to visit the united states next month. president trump has defended his widely criticized decision to withdraw troops from syria by saying it's time to bring the troops home. thi

party leader nigel farage is calling on m.p.'s to reject the deal for raj is the deal does not deliver on the result of the 2016 vote thousands of people are also expected to march to london on saturday to demand a new referendum on the president of chile has declared a state of emergency a day after protests over rising costs of living turned violent riots on friday night left a bus an apartment building burnt in the capital city's subway system closed demonstrations began on monday over a hike in metro fares with mostly high school students at the forefront of protests and the truce in northern syria is largely holding despite accusations from both kurdish forces and turkey of violations president russia has warned the offensive will resume within minutes if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the 5 day cease fire. protests now jira show no sign of stopping as thousands took to the streets and what is now the 35th week of demonstrations protests is a call for the government to rid itself of any remnants of the regime of former president abdelaziz bouteflika resigned after mass protests and i will people are also voicing their

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and he's very much dependent it would seem the labor party and pays who favor brix it a major job is going on to get people into line 21 story m.p.'s who were disciplined earlier this year being persuaded by every form possible it's a vote for the government most of them are in line independents m.p.'s also looking at them and furthermore all the die hard a pro brix it breaks it is has that no these m.p.'s that coming round in the main but no one is sure of the numbers one person news that's when the numbers the most in don't the political analyst what's your money on does it does he do you think he can do this on a wouldn't want to put any money on this outcome either way i'm way too risky but if i had to put money in when their action i think he would probably fail we are talking very very close we're talking single digits whichever way this thing go is looking to move 5 votes possibly and yeah but he did labor in that i mean probably i guess i mean you were laying out well there's basically fool groups that he needs to appeal to the brics the hardliners that could be jean the do you pay the northern irish party the tories were t

elite, these are different political parties, as they say, as demonstrators have been saying, these are people who in essence at the end of the civil war and early 1990's took off their military uniforms and replace them w with suits and ts and have b been rolling this country since. wheneneople talklk about the complete overhaul and the complete and radical change of the political system, they're talking about these people. they're talking about the neoliberal economic policies that were implemented at the end of the civil war that people are really suffering because of these policies. they want to change the entire system. they want every single political party or officials who have been complicit in the crimes that were committed during the war and postwar to be held accountable. amy: a and can you explain -- >> and this is why it is incredibly -- explain --u >> that is why it is important to have -- amy: i am sorry, there's a bit of a delay so it causes confusion. can you explain the attack on the encampment by the men wearing black and the significance of this, what this protest encampment is? let me just very briefly talk about, provide some cont

party m.p.'s say he's going to try and tell them that this is their charms to vote for their constituents who many of them are really fed up people in the u.k. just one to move on and he will try and tell them just you know do the right thing for the country this might be the last chance to get a deal and on this same point he's also his own conservative m.p.'s the brick city is who have in the past not voted for any deal that reason may has brought forward he will tell them well if you want practice it the day is now it's today because if you. you don't vote with me who know you see what's going to happen in the whole brett surprises we know that there are several of the parliamentarians who are trying to force through a confirmatory referendum and then maybe the brits approaches could be stopped altogether so he would say it's now do or die is what you always said britain leaves needs to leave all right so johnson's message is going to it's do or die and yet his predecessor to rescind may put her brakes and deal to parliament 3 times it was resoundingly rejected every one of those times and now apparently this vote is expected

some s mishandling, mishandling, or the scope and the size was not to what people may have thought from the beginning. >> what is next? if the investigation is over and there will still be parties differents that will celebrate or it or dispute it, what is next? >> i don't think the president or republicans will give it up, this is one of his go-to lines on the campaign trail. i don't think this will stop anything. and i think democrats have tried to move on past this, they have been trying to for the last three years and i think maybe they are happy it came out, but i think they are anxious. they want to look at candidates running for president. all right, nathan gonzalez, thank you so much. >> still ahead, a change in legal strategy in the college admission scandal. some of the parents implicated suddenly pleading guilty. we'll talk about the cases coming up. t-mobile's newest signal reaches farther than ever before. with more engineers. more towers. more coverage! it's a network that gives you ♪freedom from big cities, to small towns, we're with you. because life can take you almost anywhere, t-mobile is with you. no signal goes farther or is more reliable in keeping you con

people go for of a various of parties. if you don't have a runoff -- i think it is hard to defend the electoral college. today, they are -- the concern .s not the popular vote winner candidate came in and split the democratic vote so that the popular vote winner was a republican, everyone would be the system asat they are about the electoral college. to me, it is important that if you make a switch, you have a runoff provision. a lot of voters will be disenfranchised in the mix of candidates will determine the winner rather than part of the dropout of minor candidates. rankedot of people say voting should be a solution, but it is not the same, forcing people one-on-one to have a campaign. i think that system where the popular vote winner wears a majority, i think that strengthens our system tremendously and eliminates a lot of the flukes would come in -- that would come in which i'm worried about people would game into the system to protect the winner for someone up. , it hasrecall correctly happened over and over again that neither of the candidate has gotten over 50% and that the value of local reform, so i think this is a good point.

party. standing for all americans and justice for all. when we say all, it should be all, and that includes people that come across the border. think the danger s in being dishonest about the impact of immigration on the united states, and the united tates economy, and the contributions that people who are coming over the border have but to our communities holy also to the national economy. we have a labor shortage in the united states right now. we have more jobs than there are people to fill them. recognize at the highest levels the impact that immigrants are contributing to the state, federal and local level. is to use the r about criminal penalty versus civil penalty as a proxy for solving immigration. there are other solution that is to be looking toward for a comprehensive package that these issues. things like do we need to get serious? and when will we get serious about a pathway to citizenship for people who are here and undocumented? he solution that have been offered so these issues. things far by this have been without kinds of wards those conversations. the leading f candidates, have not released and they n plans yet could potentia

people who were involved with the dnc and working with the campaign to help against trump. the democratic party is the party of slavery. and abortion. and against civil rights of the 1960's. auburn, new york, jeff on our democrat line. caller: good morning. i would like to ask you about anti-catholic prejudice among -- among evangelicals. my mother was a methodist, my dad, catholic, so my stepdad had us convert to catholicism. later in life, i explored other religions, so technically, i am no longer a practicing catholic, but i was baptized and confirmed. i found a lot prejudice against catholics among the evangelicals, especially the southern baptists. i would like to tie that to the law in immigration debate. the wall it is to keep catholics out of the south. anti-catholic is migration, and this migration is due to climate change and violence south of the border. have't know why christians chism today even though the martin luther and so on among the catholics. there is a prejudice. i was told that i had to get baptized as a baptist because catholics are idolaters and we are all going to hell. host: tom? on the southraised side of baltimore, raised catholic. researching

party is throwing their support behind. who they are throwing their support behind for 2020. interesting observation. that's next. 's in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for peopleparkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. ♪ home >> sean: the new extreme radical democrats led by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, the real speaker of the house. pelosi is bigger in name only. putting their 2020 support behind comrade bernie sanders. what is it mean for the race? with reaction, fox news contributor tammy bruce. nationally syndicated radio talk show host. larry elder. what is it mean? >> i think there's a lot of people who are desperate at this point. you've got the individual women who are looking for some kind of identity separate from the stunts they pull. they see bernie sanders, he's god very big support base, serious one. they spend money. and i think they believe they can just may be perhaps scoop it up in a certain way. it's a

people that were involved with the d.n.c. going and working with the campaign against trump and the democratic party is the party of slavery and abortions and against civil rights of the 1960's. host: jeff on our democrats line. caller: good morning, gentlemen and c-span listeners. i'd like to ask you about anti-catholic prejudice among evangelicals and i'll give you a short background. my mother was a methodist and my dad catholic. so my step dad, his family had -- nvert to cathoth catholicism. later in life i explored other religious so i'm no longer a practicing catholic but i was baptized and confirmed and so on. i found a lot of prejudice amongst catholics among evangelicals, especially the southern baptists and i'd like to tai that to the wall and immigration detective. the wall is to keep catholics out of the south. he wall to me is anti-catholic migration and this migration is due to climate clang and violence south of the border. to n't know why craigs have have a chism today, even though the martin lufter and so on among the catholics. i think there is still going on and there is a prejudice. i was told they had to get baptized as a baptist because catholics are yo

people leaving the party would have taken. >> sheryl, this is her. she told the detectives she was cleaning up a winter''sth of debris. just like every other spring. what sort of stuff do you have here? i. >> i mean, i have found cameras hanging from a tree with the discards in them. we have found car radios and speaking and cases of booze. >> she fouled the usual route. >> where were you. >> here. i start usually here. and make me walks then i come back here. >> that's where it was. a shoe. what kind of shoe was it? >> it was leather, flat. red. like a mary jean shoe. shoe it in the trash bag. >> my hundred dollar comes home from work and he's like what did you find this year? nothing but trash compared to this shoe. he was instantly on alert. >> you know, really, maybe do you think it could be hers. i knew who he went. no, there's no way. all winter, how could they have missed it? >> the sheriffs office and deputies came to pick up the shoe. the next day detectives and a photo of the shoe to chelsea aes mom. i told hi get the e-mail. i said that's her shoe. it was surreal. your heart drops. this may rea

parties, senators, everyone is going on what the heck is going on with this money. it's this big sort of like mystery sitting there in the s middle of a fast community of people invested in the issue. >> well, right. and a lot of people had wanted this money to go through ukraine has made the case it desperately needs it to fight off russian aggression in ukraine's east. the united states has maintained it's going to be a steadfast ally of ukraine and help ukraine fight against russian aggression. that's why it's so surprising as ned said when congress signed off, when the administration initially signed off, when this was going to happen as expected and then it got held up. >> final question for you, ned. you worked on the nsc. do you believe there's a word for word transcript of that phone call? >> i'm skeptical, chris. from this contemporaneous memo that was released today, we learned something we didn't know before. r namely, that this call was interpreted. that president zelensky was not speaking english. so there's been a lot made of the fact when you actually read the transcript, it doesn't amount to 30 minutes, it amounts to 15 to 20 minutes and i think that s

argued for as the liberal democrats, as the most pro— european party, and we are sticking to that position. and what i would say about people ‘sherefore right that we should have that confidence that whatever path we ta ke that confidence that whatever path we take you know that there is definitely a daugherty support for that in the country. at the moment, i don‘t think there is evidence that thatis i don‘t think there is evidence that that is the case and that is why we need to put this back to the people. jo swinson, good to talk to you. we will be speaking to iain duncan smith at ten past seven. fwido fw i do know that it is autumn and it feels like it. carol. you are right. good morning everybody. this morning many of us will not wake up toa morning many of us will not wake up to a scene like this although in northern ireland you may as the rain is clearing. rain, east to west will continue all but the northern isles through the day and then quite smartly behind it we will see a return to sunshine. we have seen a lot of rain coming our way through the latter part of yesterday, streaming and across the west and steadily pu

people regardless of race or gender or the party with which they're registered to vote or the language their grandmother speaks. >> woodruff: so much to ask you, senator, but let's start with something you mentioned. s that's healthcare. >> yes. >> woodruff: you were an original support of senator bernie sanders' medicare for all. during the course of the campaign so far, there have been some exchange with you about whether you thawing that that should or shouldn't include private insurance, but in the end, in the summer, you came out with plan you're calling medicare for all, but it would keep private health insurance. i want to say that senator sanders' campaign is saying this is not really medicare for all. they say you have folded to the interests of the health insurance industry. >> well, they're wrong. i have always supported medicare for all. i was very happy to sign onher withny's bill. i give bernie frankly aclt of credit for moving the conversation to where it is now, but i thought we could do better. in particular i traveled the country, and there are lots of folks out there who want medicare for all. they want to know everyone is covered, that we bring costs down, that preexisting condit

party quit the coalition government it's plunged the country into further political turmoil the latest move comes as thousands of people protested for a 3rd day in beirut demanding a revolution. the u.k.'s asked the e.u. for a 3 month extension to bragg said spot and forced prime minister forest johnson to send a lesser seeking a delay after he lost a crucial vote but he didn't actually sign the letter and also included another document saying an extension would be a mistake and spain's acting prime minister is dismissed catalan leaders call for pro for dialogue pro independence supporters protested for a 6th consecutive day on. turkey's president's plan to press on with his offensive in northern syria and quote crush codice forces if they don't withdraw from a proposed safe zone the truce is largely holding despite both codes forces and turkey accusing each other of violations. under the deal brokered with the u.s. kurdish fighters have to leave an area 30 kilometers deep into syria where turkey wants to establish its so-called safe zone but reject time for one says he will resume the offensive if the fighters don't withdraw but used to evening here is child's strafford with more from

party will probably back boris here. in that sense, people are expecting it to probably go through, but we have too many variables to push further this one point 30's -- to the 1.30's. gains will be relative to the next few months and years. alix: the dup, the northern irish democratic unionist party, won't vote for johnson's brexit deal, according to party officials. to cable rate paring some of its earlier gains. what kind of action do we need to be paired for today? ofcus: this is a repeat groundhog day. you get what looks like a deal, and both the u.k. government and european union want to move .head two days until the eu summit, and then the whole of saturday to decide in parliament go.these things will there are a lot of moving parts here. you see by the pound has had initial rally. whether it wants to carry on .ally in, we are in a range now i think we will bounce around in that range. alix: good perspective. thank you so much. in the u.s., all eyes still are in earnings here. had netflix, ibm, honeywell, and at&t. joining us is sarah ponczek. what did we learn from banks to industrials to attack? that -- sarah: things haven't been as bad as

the long run in the party if i vote no, even if this is a cat s we can't lose sight of what goes on in this administration. trump administration would slash all kinds of needy peopleand cut their benefits. in the back of the newspaper, somehow the media has to keep covering the actual working government and give the attention that is national emergency. >> i mean, i think the one thing that does interest me of what ron johnson said on "meet the press" is he brought up those things on fox news. those things are investigated right now. the doj opened the investigation into the entire investigation of how the entire investigation goes. to the question for republicans is okay, that thing you wanted to investigate, barr is taking care of that. are you okay with an investigation into the president asking ukraine to investigate by them. that's a question that every republican needs to be asked. if you are not okay, why are you okay with this one thing? >> maybe this is not for you, paul. answer this out to anyone who may have to answer this question. the president said he thought china should investigate vice president biden because what he did in china was as bad -- i a