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peter: to some extent, it is going to depend upon changes in the political makeup of various countries you look here in the united kingdom, we are in the midst of a general election campaign. hasopposition labour party a very comprehensive fiscal expansion plan. are thes put forward current government are much less fiscally stimulative. so i think in this situation, we are in a position where the u.k. and other european countries are going to need a change of government before we get a change of will with regard to the fiscal stamp. romaine: we obviously have the big election over the u.k., and we are heading into the big elections here in the u.s.. we've seen the political climate follow theseobe policies that could be considered a little more on the spending, nofiscal matter what the party's. do you think those sort of political forces, at least as they are being driven by the public, could put more pressure on some of thepeter: yes. we are in a situation where we do need to see more action from governments and i think it will be incumbent upon the electorate to make that happen. we

peter i think some very insightful analysis thanks so much for coming on my guest former detective chief inspector with the with us peter. the iraqi prime minister abdul mahdi says that he will resign to allow law makes to form a new government iraqis have been celebrating the news here the latest pictures coming out of the capital city the problem is announcement follows weeks of violent protests right across the country people demanding a change of government they've been angered over poor service is unemployment and chronic corruption more than $300.00 people have been killed thousands more injured since the rallies began last month unless the gulf state analytics alexander brunow things that the p.m.'s resignation isn't going to solve iraq's problems. i don't think that the situation will change considerably in fact this is the year what they call a pyrrhic victory if they've got the agreement for the prime minister to resign but what will actually change if rockets particularly under streets i don't think anything will change. given the structural problems infrastructure is feeling

peter. well we've had some stunning successes we did several dozen cuban construction workers in grenada in 83. since. really gotten since the korean war i mean how much more do we have to learn there were just a big conference last week in washington about the vietnam war you know and. it's the worst atrocity since the holocaust 3800000 vietnamese died according to robert mcnamara when he came into my class he said he accepts the 3800000 vietnamese died but we look at the track record since then there's been military intervention after military intervention with this low results creating more problems not only killing millions of people but. wreaking havoc. of many of the problems that we're facing in the world now are result of the u.s. invasion of iraq in 2003 and people who warned beforehand that that would be the effect oh yeah i think when he gets the media did not allow that that point of view the only one who are talking about that still donahue and he lost his job yeah he lost his job. and the n.b.c. existential said well everybody else is waving the flag we don't want to be seen a

talk about -- peter baker has some brand-new reporting about john bolton.ell me what john bolton is needed for in this investigation. it would seem that witnesses like fiona hill and colonel vindman and bill taylor and gordon sondland have all brought him to life. what is it -- or, i mean, am i accurate in saying that they want to do this -- do they still want john bolton? >> i will tell you that democrats don't think they need them. they've already got the goods. and the question now is how we schedule the witnesses so that we can tell the story in the most compelling way. they told me that the reason why they were doing that is number one, bill taylor is the most compelling because he draws a straight line to president trump who said it was president trump's orders that zelensky go to a microphone and announce these investigations or -- and this is the or and the hammer -- there would be a stalemate, essentially a quid pro quo or democrats want us to drop the latin now and just say this is basically a guns for dirt situation here. and so democrats don't t

peter: there are some changes since august.icked out one day in august where the dow jones industrials and the s&p fell in one session, and the 30 year treasury bond hit a record low. it was like recession talk was in the air on our tv, everywhere. what has happened since plan, one -- what has happened since then, the fed has already changed its stance. even at that time in august, they had already put through one rate cut. they have had two since then. that is huge. the most powerful central bank in the world, the european central bank, resumed buying securities to drive down the long end of their yield curve. we see the bank of japan maybe not as aggressive, but keeping their policy rate in negative territory. i would say that monetary policy is the single biggest change since then, and you can fill in a lot of things around that. but if it had not been for that, the economy would still be in a world of hurt. carol: go back to last december, we were talking about the fed raising rates several times. powell was still talking a

vincent: maybe we roll some --peter: maybe we roll some back. don't think we will get any resolution until the end of q1 or maybe q2. we will get a truce that allows some of these emerging-market currencies to do better. alix: overnight, we got china selling $6 billion worth of dollar bonds. $17 billion worth of orders. trade problem? forget it. vincent: and a higher spread to treasuries than the prior. alix: by, like, 10 basis points. vincent: no big deal. but people are searching for yields. wherever they are able to get it, they are going for it. we were talking about argentina bonds not too long ago. china looks brilliant compared to that trade. that's really what it's all about. treasuries traded through yesterday. we have another auction today. see this huge mountainous supply coming out of the u.s. and think, this has to be the end of it for yields because there is too much supply. gina: i think the reality is there's a lot of liquidity sloshing around. this is a very different year than 2017, 2016. global central banks at that point were

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then i thought you know i just want out of here i want freedom which meant if i had but at some stage it all petered out both women withdrew their exit visa applications or former pastor and that allowed her to travel alone as a but had a baby and was allowed to go to the west after all. i have to cut dear lost both his arms several years ago after accidentally touching a high tension electric cable still he's determined to win a gold medal in swimming for india in the 2024 summer paralympics d.w. caught up with him in delhi. the water is after all cut here in dorry's happy place. swimming has helped the young boy overcome big obstacles and made him an inspiration for many in his native india. at the age of 7 abdul qadeer lost both of his arms after an accident but he refused to let its life be ruled by it. so. when he was 7 years old my son accidentally touched a high voltage electric wire. we took him to a hospital in mumbai and doctors treated him for almost a week but they said the infection was spreading fast and that they had to amputate both his arms were saving his life with the priority but

then i thought you know i just want out of here i want freedom which meant if i had but at some stage it all petered out both women withdrew their exit visa applications or former pastor and that allowed her to travel alone as a but had a baby and was allowed to go to the west after all. well this weekend but he will be bringing you special coverage on reports on me for the ballon will 30 years ago the biggest party is taking place on saturday at the landmark brandenburg gate in the center of the german capital will be joining the celebrations and brokaw stink of life throughout the day. well the rugby world cup winning springboks of south africa were welcomed by a sea of supporters at 0 or tom. johannesburg on tuesday thousands filled the airport to greet south africa returning home after they defeated england. to talk to win the world cup on a saturday in japan the springboks had its malls as that country meant celebrated their return. don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download from google play over me apps or not i'll give you access to the latest news from around the world

well peter let me 1st of all to say this there is a clear sense of the little relates within the american establishment to some american democracy and this latest attempts to impeach donald trump really does appear surprised what is going on in america now turned into ukraine's peter june mikhail gorbachev's tenure in the kremlin he once remarked that there can be no circuit union without ukraine and indeed that accurate statement by who will shortz can can be equally applied to the russian empire namely without the ukraine that could not have been as artists and part for centuries the ukraine has been of absolute importance to moscow but if in recent communist times and present day times however 8 ukraine is also of enormous importance to america because not only does washington carve it the same dust through an agricultural sector as or ukraine along with its black sea coast lines but american policymakers understand that by depriving the lusher of a close relationship with ukraine this will weaken europe and thereby we can in the world's ensure pizza we've routes ukraine without a close relationship between

>> some of them did. >> but most family members agree to team up and sell the cards gradually. peterup with what karl might expect, if all goes right -- nearly $3 million. for karl, it's a staggering sum. >> we're stunned. this is something we almost threw in a dumpster. >> in august 2012, in baltimore's camden yards ballpark, they put the first 37 cards up for auction. >> they were the best of the best. they were the best-graded cards out of all of them that we had graded. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's do lot 001. it's the 1910 e98. >> in bidding that's fast and furious, the family sees one lot of nine cards go for $40,000, a second lot of 27 cards goes for $286,000, but the real clean-up hitter of the night, the only psa gem-mint-10-graded card of hall of famer honus wagner in existence. auctioneer: >> $240,000 solid. i have the cut bid. anyone else? done! $240,000! >> we're flabbergasted. this is a wonderful gift from our grandfather and from our aunt. what more can you ask for? t? it's a very promising start, but they've also sold their best cards. does the black swamp find stil

and then i thought you know i just want out of here i want freedom he said if i had but at some stage it all petered out both women withdrew their exit visa applications or former pastor and that allowed her to travel alone as a but had a baby and was allowed to go to the west after all. well this week he will be bringing you special coverage of reports of the fall of the bally war 30 years ago the biggest party is taking place on saturday at the landmark brandenburg gate in the center of the german capital will be showing the celebrations of broadcasting life throughout the day. now for decades scientists have been predicting that we would soon win the war on cancer but progress has been stopping the slow that's because a council diagnosis often comes too late when the true myth chuma is already well it vost said a major conference on the topic in glasgow in scotland early detection is at the top of the agenda. breast cancer is often diagnosed through mammographic you but mammograms are often far from conclusive experts have hotly debated whether large scale screening with a high tech method is the

some rain in the morning for eastern scotland. that will petershowers coming in around irish sea coastal areas. on the whole, dry with a lot of cloud. misty and murky in the morning. not a great deal of sunshine, the best of it around the murray firth. temperatures similar to what we have seen today. more u nsettled to what we have seen today. more unsettled weather coming into the beginning of next week. we have the jet stream. picking up areas of low pressure. steering them in from the atlantic. on monday, with rain moving northwards and eastwards, the heaviest rain in england and wales. not too wet in scotland and northern ireland that sunshine hard to find. but at least it is on the mild side and frost free on monday morning. as we look further ahead, we have rain in southern parts of england and wales. on tuesday. wednesday is a mixed picture. mild and cloudy rain not far away. later next week, no signs of something a little different. getting cooler and by mid week we have patches of frost returning to the north but at the same time it turn

peter king? bruce: the two questions are the explann bruc would you like to the house minority these days? for somef the folks, like peter king, he'see minority, th really ought to be yes or you need more hobbies. for other folks like will hurd, i think there's a frustration -- i think there's a frustration that the party that you're currently representing is not the party you thought you signed up for. so there's a sense of maybe in this era he can find other ways to serve as opposed to either picking fights with his own party or carrying the party line that he doesn't believe. now, as for the impact, yeah, it absolutely makes it harder for the republicans to recapture the house. incumbents are far more likely to win than nonincumbents. i don't know if it's good news, but the good news for the republicans is, almost every republican in a potentially vulnerable seat already got beat in 2018. soledad: that's a weird take on the race on the democratic side -- no, i'm kidding. but is it a sign, hey, the democratic field is factor. it's two things. first, the overwhelming conviction by democrats and by

they just he said to me up and it just gets a mostly him a lot so you need to be pals and he got some of peter was that any thoughts not to just down the hall lead up to most of tried to do that so much but yeah. you know it's i think that's very different but it is a form of self-expression but make no mistake about it touring is a lot of work when i sed when i started i have of you know i love everybody in that band and we're friends and i love spending time with them and i thought at the beginning it was going to be having a lot of fun on the bus and land for a couple hours and i'm going to bunch of drinks. it doesn't go like that yeah the whiskey doesn't agree with the voice and so are you have to kind of be good when you're on tour and so it is a lot of work but it's the satisfaction is actually being able to go to an audience that really doesn't know you they might know characters you've played and i don't know them but at the end of the show we walk away feeling that we had a lot more in common than we thought that's a good night it's just cool that's s. and little mice he can oh my you

welcome back to crossfire where all things are considered i'm peter remind you we're discussing some real news. ok let's switch gears here damon let me go to you 1st here. i've been watching the western media coverage of the military coup in libya but almost nobody says a coup yes ok. it's it's kind of like another one of these 2014 you know just went away yes just went away. they don't report on the fact that everything that is done has been done to force them out and the political events afterwards were against their own constitution against every single law when it comes to executive authority and actually legislative authority in bolivia but everyone in the media is oblivious to it as my fact it's bipartisan it's a good thing but it doesn't advance democracy there it's all retreat thank you for making that very good parallel with ukraine because when they're talking about believing in washington or when they're talking about ukraine my impression is that these are blind people a lot of them is aggressive. of them is less aggressive but they all don't understand. talking about lik

peter coy. just this week, you wrote an extensive story about market sentiment. it seems like so much of that market sentiment is driven by some of these trade headlines. peter: that's right. news like this could put a scare into the market. you mentioned the zte, huawei news, but the bigger news is whether trump will sign the bill passed unanimouslyntioned the i by the senate with only one vote against in the house regarding the hong kong protesters. as you said in your intro correctly, china and the u.s. are completely talking past one another on this. u.s., it seems like a clear case, standing up for democracy against tyranny. to the chinese, exactly the opposite. they perceive it as the bullying u.s. trying to return to an era where western powers subjugated the chinese. language peng is using like that, saying we want mutual respect, referring back to the time when there were times in shanghai saying no dogs allowed. these are fighting words coming from the chinese president, and he regards this bill as something that is a redline for him. same time, we same time, we come to a point where it is good for everybody. xi jinp

highses one respect new while also being mindful of some of the data and news you are identifying. peter strategist, after it goes down, you had come back on. the reality becomes what any successful manager, you have to have risk management. if you are long, you have to say, wait a second, what is the risk reward here? beanstalk does not grow to the sky. we have seen that previously. you have to give the benefit of the doubt to the upside, but you should probably tighten up your risk parameters because there are still a lot of things that can go wrong. caroline: someone from credit suisse yesterday was talking about how we seem to be getting to extreme levels. extremely bullish and that means that we sort of can't go higher. or getting extremely bearish and that means there is some sort of bottom on the market. how much are the technicals at play here? how much are we likely to see the s&p 500 able to push higher if we have some sort of unbridled optimism? peter: our job is to try not to whereat on the ship everybody runs to one side, a dozen go there, it doesn't go up, and they all run

some real news stay with r.t. . the world is driven by. the day or. week to ask. welcome back across the uk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing some real news. and now technical c.e.o. we are joined by alex christopher he's the director and writer for the duran dot com alex it's quite interesting to me watching the divergent interpretations of the last 2 weeks of testimony to the ship's congressional committee but i think that we should look at really what the outcome of all of this white noise is. none of these witnesses were credible in terms of what was being pursued impeachment so what the result is basically is that it's dividing the democrats it's a uniting the g.o.p. and it has put the media in disrepute even more if that's even possible all the outcomes that these people on this witch hunt wanted to avoid but here we are alex . yeah this was a terrible mistake by nancy pelosi to put schiff in charge of this in teevan move forward with this peter think this impeachment hoax inquiry is over because this was really they use the word cloud show this was an absolute clown show the rat

maybe some peter off after this year. that is one big question analysts looking towards how the company turns towards profitability. we're seeing on the screen, not disney, we're wondering the streaming wars. where does it compare to the other big players? hulu has 27 million subscribers at the moment. disney plus saying they got 10 million. we'll see if the number increases or decreases next year or so. netflix 158 million paying monthly subscribers around the globe, the world. for disney the goal by 2024, you see on the screen right now, those are monthly subscriber numbers. profitability, of course, 60 to 90 million subscribers, rolling out in other countries. just available in canada, the united states as well as in, sorry australia. the netherlands, excuse me about that as you can see i'm going to kick it off to you because the president -- connell: as we see the east room filling up, melissa at the white house. we're close. melissa: check in with blake burman at the white house where the president is about to hold t

. >> and what are siblings for if not for some good-natured ribbing. >> peter is a real hair aficionadoi lose. he wins. >> he knocks people down for the mirror. on the mantle of the abbott living room there's a giant venetian mirror which he copiously takes over. >> there is one thing you don't do when you're acting with me. >> okay. >> i'll show you. >> yeah. >> you don't do that. >> that's what they said. >> you don't mess with my hair. it started as a joke and now has turned into a legend. >> is it serious? >> no, it's not serious at all. >> this is my life. i don't mind being recognized for it. i don't mind talking about it. this is my life. >> that guy is a legend. peter's special episode airs on monday. >>> coming up, what do two avengers and the original scream queen have in common. it's their birthdays today and they're celebrating with "e.t." ♪ >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> celebrating an "e.t." birthday scarlet johanson is 35, mark rough low is 52 and jayly lee curtis is 61. >> 61 years old. >> we got each and everyone of them to wish each other happy birthday. >

peter strzok. he was in charge of some of the most sensitive investigations in the united states. illary's and donald trump's investigation. and the fake russia collusion story really partially was created by peter strzok. we saw the insurance policy language. if you look at some of the language. his wife finds out. that's how some of this stuff gets out. his wife finds out about his affair with lisa page, getting in his phone. he has to tell her, my wife has my phone. david: isn't he the one who deposed general kelly and didn't mention anything about general kelly about maybe having a lawyer present when talking to the fbi? >> that interview should never have happened. so i was just about to get to this. look at what happened to general kel -- to mike flynn, to mike flynn on one hadn't, and you see what's happening with comey and brennan and clapper and strzok and page. and the list goes on and on with these people who are the bad actors within the fbi and doj and intelligence communities on one hand and on the other hand you have mike flynn in an incredible patriot, dedicated to

time for sports with peter thank you very much some of the biggest stars in athletics will not face in the sports premier competition the diamond league from next season that's off to the sport's governing body the i double f announced it will be ditching several high profile events in a major of a whole 200 meter 3000 meter steeplechase and triple jump just some of the disciplines that now once made it cost him $20.00 turns each organizers have reduced the number of events so the meets can fit into a 90 minute television window you know what i have said the decision is based on fan of ray says the 5 and 10000 meters along with the discus are also on the white house or the dharma league consists of a series of annual track and field events held around the world are new $24.00 disciplines 12 mile and 12 well now feature at all meetings when according to the research done by the lake the $100.00 metres long jump and high jump are amongst the most popular with fans relegated disciplines like the triple jump will now be moved to a 2nd to school of one day meetings. football in the away for

peter and i have some things that we'll be doing in the coming months like meeting with civil service, h.r. staff, possibly ethics commission, but our main focus going forward is to pick up where brenda left off. she had suggested engaging an external expert to review the process and staffing and go through the program. so we're working to identify an r.f.q. and budget for that going forward. >> do you feel after your investigation that, that is really necessary? do you agree with the review now that you started to become familiar with the whistleblower program and dug into a lot of the details. do you agree that's still required? >> yeah, i think it's important. brenda did too. she pushed for it for a long time and peter and i feel it will be well served to do something like that and go through the processes and manuals. >> just to bring you up to date on that subject, so any comment that you all have now, having heard mark and steve's presentation and chivon's liaison report will help us when we determine what neck niche we will use for this review. two things have come up. there ar

donald trump flicked away some dandruff on the shoulder, and peter townsend.d present himself —— present himself as mr multilateral. being able to stand up to russia and the united states and wants the germans to step up and visit the gdp on defence which the germans for a variety of reasons have basically been reluctant to do so. they do not wa nt been reluctant to do so. they do not want to be militaristic and he is saying that we have to be serious now, otherwise we are brain dead and sleepwalking. we cannot rely on the usa. i do not think he talks about more spending, hejust usa. i do not think he talks about more spending, he just talks about more spending, he just talks about more military integration and without mentioning what that there's going to be some cash pumped in and almost seems like angela merkel is saying that we need to stick to staying under the wings of the americans and i think to me that it's the new balance of power in europe at a time where they feel that judging europe at a time where they feel thatjudging by the last europe at a tim

peter. more that's taking it now at some of the other stories making news around the world israel is moving closer to its 3rd election in the space of a year off to opposition leader benny gantz wasn't able to form a government for the wednesday deadline no make his now have 3 weeks to rally around against prime minister benjamin netanyahu or another candidate in 04 in order to avoid going to the polls. pope francis has met with the head of thailand's majority buddhists on the 2nd day of his visit to the country the pontiff committed to the catholic church to cooperate with the british community on projects to catch the poor and the environment here francis also urged the thai government to take greater action against human trafficking. now in australia firefighters are battling hundreds of bushfires across the eastern and southern regions of the country authorities have issued warnings of severe fire danger smoke from the fires has created the case over large parts of sydney with health officials telling people to stay inside now pollution records show that the smoke is at 5 times the leve

. >> peter: elaborating on her saying that this could cost two million american jobs; life insurance and auto insurance and car insurance. . someor medicaid. >> peter: for months warren has avoided answering a straightforward question about funding medicare for all. >> middle class families would pay less on health care. >> now she's decided middle class taxes won't go up. the white house isn't buying it. >> let's be very clear. it is the middle class who would have to pay the extra hundred billion dollars or more to finance this kind of socialist government takeover of health care. >> warren estimates that over 10 years $52 trillion including $22 trillion in new federal spending will come from money already spent on medicare and medicaid plus new taxes on millionaires, an employer contribution similar to the payroll tax. >> i have a math major working hosph.d. who will make sure they add up. >> joe biden doesn't think it adds up. >> she's making it up. >> biden said the gymnastics are hiding from voters. warren seemed surprised to hear that. >> wow. >> before blasting biden. >> democrats are not going to win by repeating repub

be so cozy with right now if you will so there's going to be a joint press conference peter they're going to be some questions about syria policy but there are also going to be even more questions about impeachment what this essentially does is put the president. or a microscope when it comes to his foreign policy certainly maybe not the day that he might like to have that happen kimberly many thanks so if it comes to impeachment how does the process actually work well it begins in the house which debates and votes on whether to bring charges against the president donald trump if that vote is successful a trial of sorts prosecute over by the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court is then taken to the senate the 2 thirds majority vote is required in the 100 member senate to convict and remove the president historically impeachment is rare of the 35 attempts only 2 presidents have been impeached and neither removed from office a 3rd president richard nixon resigned whilst the proceedings were underway michael isikoff is chief investigative correspondent yahoo news keeping us company here on al-jazeer

and then i thought you know i just want out of here i want freedom is that if i had but at some stage it all petered out both women withdrew their exit visa applications. to pastor and that allowed her to travel alone as a but had a baby and was allowed to go to the west after all. back now with simon young i mean as we heard many people finding out through those files that people were spying on them and often those spies were even family members i mean how does that affect people today you know when the wall came down there was this just this debate should the falls be opened or closed with the opinion that one out was that everyone has the right to see files that were kept about them and of course that created problems in some cases where people learned that there. friends their colleagues that would fellow students and of course even in some cases family members have been sort of noting down and reporting back to the stone age about what they were up to so there is a lot of sensitivity around this and i think that continues to this day for instance the media they can obtain stones he phones in so

and then i thought you know i just want out of here i want freedom he said if i had but at some stage it all petered out both women withdrew their exit visa applications. to pastor and that allowed her to travel alone as a boy had a baby and was allowed to go to the west after all. and all this week we had each of you will be bringing you special coverage and reports on the events which led to the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago as well as stories of individuals as we just heard. let me not bring you up to date but some of the stories making news around the world the european court of justice has ruled that poland broke the law by lowering the retirement age of judges the european commission had challenged the polish law alleging it undermined the judiciary's independence a polish government cannot appoint its own choice of judges to replace those overtire. iran's president hassan rouhani says his country is to take another step towards violating the 2015 and nuclear deal that limited its nuclear program technicians will begin injecting gas at centrifuges that enrich uranium iran started backin

then i thought you know i just want out of here i want freedom which meant if i had but at some stage it's all petered out both women withdrew their exit visa applications i still come to pasta and that's allowed her to travel alone as a ba had a baby and was allowed to go to the west after all. why after the berlin wall fell in 1992 she ations known as the 2 plus 4 treaty talks resulted in the reunification of germany in just under a year of that historic change was part of an agreement between the 2 germany's eastern west plus the 4 former occupying powers following world war 2 the soviet union the us france and. robert zoellick led the u.s. team in those 2 cause for negotiations we spoke with him earlier today here in berlin. robert zoellick in 1989 most people said that the full of the bullying will came as a complete surprise to see it not the exact opening of the wall which i think was an accidental occurrences historians have have now uncovered but in from the start of $89.00 when i was with secretary baker over at the state department the ground was shifting in part because of the changes that

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