in short letter or long farewell by peter hunt a young austrian gets to know the hotel and hotel bars of america touring the us to escape his ex-wife who stalking him or and he's the one following her your way you keep hitting the road discovering what german speakers call it that that wouldn't be a good guy in a land of unlimited possibilities from coast to coast take pengo of cruise favorite cultural references but mostly he's obsessed with. what was more important to her memory with a brief moment when i really thought i was there any more today i interpret that feeling not as a desire to vanish from the face of the earth but enjoy the patience of a future when i would cease to be the person i was at that moment. it's very much the same now when every day i tell myself that i'm one more day older and that it must show it's got to i really want the time to pass and make me older so that no one over 30 effort. in the book came out in 1972 austrian author paid to hunker with making way of the off on 10 heap of european literature to become famous with his play offending the audience a

post or they're all going to chart talk peter hunt could have been awarded the nobel prize for literature 2 winners were named because last year's prize was not awarded to castro coors recognize for now out of imagination while peter hunger was awarded for his influential work exploring human experience the swedish academy which oversees the prestigious award suspended it last year after a sexual assault scandal. well still ahead here in sports will have swapped is approaching well what is approaching is a typhoon that could be scotland's hopes of making the quarter finals in the rugby world cup is in jeopardy. too strange indeed good but you have to show do good all the more with your camp still fight against corruption. this fight needs heroes heroes like no who are about to be refused a $50000000.00 bryan the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the road to a better place nominate your anti corruption nearer. to . us. book about to the lee is here

it is not a political prize and it is for his literary merits that we have given him this honor peter hunt has an incredibly renowned author with a large authorship behind him so it is entirely for this reason why he was awarded the prize romania's government has collapsed after losing a no confidence vote just weeks ahead of a presidential election prime minister. was defeated by 238 out of 465 votes in favor of the motion well she was appointed in january 28th in the coming 3rd prime minister in just 7 months romania has been plagued by government corruption scandals for several years where president klaus your highness will not choose a replacement government. he has been cut to more than a 1000000 people in california as the state tries to prevent fires from breaking out pacific gas and electric announced a deliberate outage to avoid a repeat of last year from their power cables but determined as the cause of the state's deadliest ever wildfire that left 85 people dead and destroyed thousands of properties reynolds has more now from los angeles. more than a 1000000 people in northern a

travel in the 21st century really anecdotal very very interesting form and quite innovative and peter hunt i guess the 1st one of his to be published in english was the goalie's anxiety about the panic penalty kick which has been compared to come in i mean just going back to why we had to win as announced this year right so following last year scandal this is an academy that's been trying to repair. through some rocky yet so so i mean what are these windows tell us about that if it well i think essentially there needs to be more transparency and i don't really see that happening with these winners i mean obviously we know that the academy is incredibly secretive about its lists i mean the those lists of nominees i think are kept under wraps for up to 50 years so we won't know until 50 years from now apparently if they if they don't change the rules we won't know until 50 years from now who else was actually on this list for either year so. the transparency is one of the things that i think they're being called to improve they've brought in some outside jury members there are they're going

it is not a political prize and it is for his literary merits that we have given him the sonor peter hunt has an incredibly renowned author with a large authorship behind him so it is entirely for this reason why he was awarded the prize. however manias government has collapsed after losing a no confidence vote just weeks ahead of a presidential election or prime minister of the oracle down so there was defeated by 238 out of 465 votes in favor of the motion she was appointed in january 28th tain becoming the 3rd prime minister in just 7 months remaining has been plagued by government corruption scandals for several years president klaus' your highness when our choose a replacement government. electricity has been cut to more than a 1000000 people in california as stage tries to prevent fires from breaking out pacific gas and electric announced the deliberate outage to avoid a repeat of last year when their power cables were determined as the cause of the state's deadliest ever wildfire that left 85 people dead and destroyed thousands of properties rob reynolds has more from los angeles.

peter and co. born in 1942 austrian writer pay to hunt has been a perennial favorite for the nobel prize the swedish academy with typical literary florist credit him with creating an influential work with luke with the ingenuity has explored the periphery and the specificity of human experience among his best known novels is the goalie's anxiety at the penalty kick from 1970 which was turned to a film by german director them vendors hunt go with vendors also co-wrote the script to german film classic wings of desire. but hunka is a controversial choice he supported serbia during the yugoslav war and even spoke at the funeral of former serb leader slobodan milosevic a man accused of genocide. and usually. the winner of the $28.00 team nobel prize for literature is polish author olga. her best known work is primeval and other times from 1906. the story of 80 years in the fictional town of primeval exemplifies the qualities the jury praised in the 57 year old author her powerful imagination a literary style full of wit and cunning and her focus on themes of migration and cultural transitions. before be

hunt. he put together an interagency task force that grew to be the foundation of the russia hoax and the investigation, was used by the fbi and the particular peter strzok, who was embedded counterintelligence for the fbi. the point person in the witch hunt. and so we don't know whether it was something that came from the rich imagination of hillary clinton or john brennan, or both. and james clapper was involved. he turns out to be the prodigious leaker, and explain his leaks in the book. but it all came to a head when the hillary clinton campaign and the democratic national committee paid a russian disinformation that was composed by an expert spy christopher steele. and the amazing, and explain this in "witch hunt" is that he puts together his anti-trump dossier lickety-split, within the course of ten days to 14 days from behind. that's impossible. you read the first memo of his dossier. that's the kind of information that would take months if not years of working human source information on the ground in russia. he had not been in russia in more than ten years. it's almost as if he picked up the telephone, called the kremlin and said, give me

hunt there. we know it's a very busy room tonight and listen, peter doocy does a great job tracking them down.e have tom steyer with us. your first debate, how do you feel? >> great. great opportunities for me honestly. the whole point of a campaign is to try to get your message across to americans and here's a chance to get my message across to millions of americans. i better make the most of it. >> shannon: we are glad to have you with us. right out of the gate of the top questions were about impeachment and obviously this has a long time commitment. what do you make of the news that nancy pelosi said for now there is not going to be a formal vote on moving with impeachment? >> i think there is no doubt there is going to be an impeachment vote. what i am pushing for is as soon as possible getting as many televised hearings in front of the american people. >> shannon: what do you make about all the closed doors hearings? >> the verdict of the american people. i want us to be able to see what's going on. what i started wasn't over 8 million person petition drive to drag washington to see this

even peter strzok admitted there was no there there. it was a 22 month special counsel witch hunts, russia collusion, that came up empty too. no collusion, no conspiracy, nothing. robert mueller is biased testimony and embarrassment for democrats, four investigations clear the president in a wrongdoing but no due process from that corrupt media. they have been pushing impeachment from day one. democrats economically secretly searching, seeking, and meeting the demands for their radical base. they went from the stormy crew to a tax return to and now they set to a manufactured scandal surrounding ukraine and do that they've got to ignore the real scandal of joe biden and his son. poor lucy made loud and clear that democrats believe there are many, many good options for impeaching the president. we've just got to pick one out of a hat. but this time instead of relying on a lengthy investigation to be thwarted by special counsel, they are going to take matters in their own hands. not going to make that mistake again. they will just use an unconstitutional impeachment blitz as white hou

hunt for a mrs. this morning, peter weber, the bachelor star on the mend after suffering a, quote, freak accident.tches but he's 100% okay and production is already back under way. adding he's still the dashing, handsome pilot we've all dreamed of. the former love interest of hannah making a lasting impression from the start. >> thank you. >> i'm just hopeful at the end of this journey you and i can fly away together. >> reporter: their love story reaching new heights with peter introducing her to his parent. >> i'm falling in love with hannah but it's a little bit scary. like i've never brought someone home that i felt so strongly for. >> reporter: but peter's journey with hannah eventually coming to a devastating end. >> this sucks right now and this hurts. >> reporter: the pilot now hoping to find his co-pilot in love. >> i'm very far from perfect and i am looking forward, you know, for this journey to start and to show the girls that, you're going to get the good, the bad and the ugly. >> they are already back to filming "the bachelor" so that means he's back on dates stitches and all. i'm sur

hunt that is hurting the american people. and we have 3.5% unemployment rate, impeach that. >> peter, you and i have talked about how china istor, repeatedly and -- >> and we agree on that, right? would you grant me the fact that this president is the greatest president in history standing up to china? standing up to china. who else has stood up to china, jim? would you admit that? a woman who was sitting in this chair, a woman now was sitting in this chair, says that the president's standing up to china for something other than the american people, how ridiculous is that? >> before we go, with china breaking the law, will you comment at all on your president calling on authoritarian china to investigate an american citizen? >> no, look, this is a witch hunt. i'm not letting it stand. i don't want to go into this. this is the problem here. we've got a great economy, the president is doing a great job, and all you guys want to do is drag him down into some mud. with anonymous sources. who are these anonymous sources? how come you never have them on the set? i'm here. >> do you have any contradiction to the information that th

peter schweizer's standards. biden's campaign manager says the "times" par is night a smear cam and -- saying the "times" participated in a smear campaign. the newly released book "witch huntions on the book. i know you will be number one. good to see you. let's start with the delusion of the radical dimms. they are pursuing this president in precisely the same way with lies and the most of absurd and venal effort to overthrow the man. >> venal is a great world for it. venal. insipid, insidious, corrupt. these are other word. criminal. lou: you are showing off. >> i think there will be criminal referrals by the i.g. in about a week. lou: i hope you are right. >> i thought the russia witch hunt was ludicrous. the ukraine witch hunt being driven by nancy pelosi and adam schiff is 10 times as ludicrous. the best evidence is the transcript of the telephone conversation. no pressure or demand. lou: the president said it's a perfect call. >> the president had he right, and it's routine that when we know that a foreign nation has evidence relevant to an official department of justice investigation, we ask for their assistance. barr asked the president to make the introductions wi

peter strzok. joining us with more is the author of the definitive book, you need to take a look at this one, "witch hunt gregg jarrett, along with fox news contributor sara carter who is joining us in washington, d.c. let's start with you. this is another step, durham is a serious investigator. he has upped the people on his staff, but to have it be a criminal probe gives them additional powers. >> it does give them additional powers, jason. think about this. now that it's a criminal probe, he can impanel a grand jury. he can subpoena witnesses, he can subpoena documents. this is very important. it didn't just shift from an administrative review for no reason. i think this is important for our viewers to understand. it shifted to a criminal probe because john durham, a very well-respected prosecutor actually on both sides of the aisle, has actually come across evidence that he believes is criminal. and this is the reason why it shifted. we know that william barr, we know that john durham have traveled overseas, there have been reports about his interactions with italian intelligence. remember, the itali

peter able to. >> is that letdown? >> yeah. that been rnk but just as they were againing their hunt, the investigators got a call.n, there was someone over at the counselee jail who had the insighter to and johnson wanted to speak with us about the shooting. >> the detectives were intrigued and set up a meeting at the county jail. >> just for the record, billy, you asked to speak with us. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> his full name was billy earl johnson. his wrap she'd showed he had a reputation for being mean and scrappy, a reputation billy didn't mind discussing. >> everybody's claiming me to be tough and bad. i'm mean. i'm going to hurt you. if you jump on me, i'm going to hurt you. >> reporter: if billy was mean, he was also calculating. police would soon learn whatever tale he had to tell would be theirs for a. >> it and it may be a family affair. >> certainly a change case of articles. they're about to hit this case like a monster truck. if your dishwasher doesn't get thing completely dry. zwrsh. >> ashley home stores columbus day sale is in its final week. save up to 30% or get zero interest for six ye

hunt circus surrounding the impeachment inquiry. are democrats looking to cut their noses inspite america's faces. let's bring in gabby orr. what do you make of petermple of the message we can expect to see from the white house and the trump campaign going forward. the one thing they can effectively do, so long as democrats are going down the road of impeachment and focusing all of their energy and resources into pursuing this impeachment inquiry is they can say democrats were given the house back in november of 2018 and they've done very little legislating since then and here we are he heading into an election year when they presumably want to hold onto their power and control of the house of representatives and they're doing very little legislating now. one of the things that peter navarro is expected the to point to in the coming days and one thing we've consistently heard from this white house is that house speaker nancy pelosi has declined to bring up the usmca, that second version of nafta, to a floor vote in the house. part of the reason for that is because of politics. democrats don't want to give president trump a win heading into 2020 whe

hunt. neil? >> neil: thanks, kristin. by the way, we're only three months away from the iowa caucuses. who is coming? big donors don't like the ones that are running. petery in iowa with that. hey, peter. >> 290 is closer, neil. if joe biden and elizabeth warren are the co-frontrunners, democratic donors are not happy according to a report in "the new york times" that explains there's big names on the sidelines that could jump in to the race late to try to appeal to unsatisfied democrats. among those names, michael bloomberg, eric holder, sharod brown and hillary clinton. we asked elizabeth warren about these big names skeptical of her chances of winning. >> we have a country that is working better and better and better for a thinner and thinner and thinner slice at the top. 2020 is our chance to turn that around. that's what we're going to do. >> if hillary clinton was to get into the primaries, she would have to deal with tulsi gabbard that keeps pushing back against clinton's claims that she's a russian asset. >> it's time for you to step down from your throne so the democratic party can lead with a new foreign policy. >> joe biden is running late tod

peter navarra called this the second impeachment circus in three years. >> i'm looking at this, thinking that this is simply a coup d'etat, we have a president who, for three years, during the witch hunt, adjusted his job. put up great numbers on the economy, great numbers on trade. >> harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts is live with the latest. and it is on. john. >> harris, it has been on for a while. it is being treated as some big revelation. the attorney general, william barr, reaching out to foreign countries for help. to the genesis of the 2016 russia investigation as to whether there was collusion between the trump campaign in the russia campaign. but listen to what president trump himself said about what he wanted to be tend to do in public four months ago. president trump the attorney general is one of the most respected people in this country, and he has been for a long period of time. what i have done is reclassified everything. he can look. i hope he looks at the u.k. i hope he looks at australia. and i hope you look looks at ukraine. i hope he looks at everything. because there was a hoax that was perpetrated in our country. >> just remember that date st

scientists of the atf continued their battery of tests hunting for bomb residue, fingerprints, dna and all the while the detective david psalm was on peterto make a mistake. did he go to ground? did he leave? what did he do? >> he didn't leave. >> reporter: what were people saying around town that you were hearing? >> we were hearing that people were saying they thought pete did it. >> they were following us everywhere. >> reporter: didn't make a secret of it either, said mary ellen, from them or the neighbors. >> reporter: how did they start to look at you? >> like we were guilty. >> after they raided my house, i spent days crying. days and days, you know, i'd be at work and just crying because you don't know what's going on. you don't know who to trust. >> reporter: how much were you watched? >> i'd wake up in the morning to people outside my house. they watched me get up every day, go put a shirt on, and go out and be in the public's eye when everybody thinks you're a murderer. >> reporter: even some of pete's own relatives seemed convinced of that, though his sister mary stuck by him. >> i'm amazed at how much talking goes on there w

peter rubino handled that very well. you could argue sam ervin handled it well. >> absolutely. what i'm saying is there are different circumstances. so to say this is a witch hunt it hasn't been done this way but when you look at, this is what democrats are relying on, the fact pattern here, what this president is being impeached over potentially versus perjuring yourself about oral sex, people are saying and the numbers are showing the uptick for support for impeachment -- >> among democrats. that's -- >> independents now are at 50%. that's a big deal. >> mostly it's among democrats. chairman nadler was very clear about this, if you are going to overturn the results of an election, you need to do it fairly and you need to persuade the people that voted for the president that this is the right thing to do. neil: all right. >> these arbitrary measures i think are going to hurt, it may hurt them in the courts and i think -- neil: wall street is a very interesting crowd. i remember the whole clinton thing, they loved clinton, they loved the economy, they loved the boom in the market. these guys are green, they love money, money, money and making it hand over fist.