i read a book recently by peter wilson on the 30 years war in the 17th century. it took on a momentum. people switched sides and they had different motives. once you get that level of violence and you get the degradation of society where it's permissible to beat other people up and kill them, then it's very difficult to put it back in the box. >> i was struck -- we were talking about civil war and rules about civilians. i was struck by one of these -- again, from one of your speeches when civilians became legitimate targets once they were embedded in the war effort. for instance, the raf over dresden. this is one of the bombers said. the aim of our bombing is not to knock out specific factories. the aim is the destruction of the german citizen. the killing of german workers and the disruption of civilized community life throughout germany. that to me is really shocking. >> it means you have no limit on what the targets are. the limits have expanded so that anything that is part of a society that's your enemy is now a legitimate target. it's okay to kill babies. t

thank you so much thank you chris wilson peter kaufman thanks for their time today more politicking right after the break. before i could be a marty are in the cyber crime warrant i. think could be one of the best but they never sold had preferred to die. to something that was my brain. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies who feel to me to be about this a little song alone even some company against elsewhere they invite private companies to take over the utilities many by the telescope was allowed to miss you guys who got booked but it was on the come up because. i've been this is a member of us because. put up or offer some more you're not able to lift hill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water but it's also over water the water it's about to hurt and the redistribution of our west yorks on the day or date downwards the warmed over. welcome back to politicking let's talk more about the immigration controversies that seem to be splitting the country and the g.o.p. due for th

thank you so much thank you chris wilson peter kaufman thanks for their time today more politicking right after the break. right now we're all set to start in five guys to do something that just you know has a signal. he's not going to talk about. just maybe right after the arse explorers what do you put it there. for a rock. to sing last week i'll. bang. out a lesser known welcome to sophie and tell him says the shevardnadze. today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas this who've been rocked out of. welcome back to politics let's talk more about the immigration controversies that seem to be splitting the country and the g.o.p. do for this son now joined by jim current g.o.p. strategist former spokesperson for the california republican party she is in new york and robin viro democratic strategist and former obama campaign regional field director he is in atlanta i general start with you this weekend president tom persia's critics of take it easy he said some of the language they use very radical ideas very bad very dangerous to the country and there are a lot of bad ide

a few years later, peter confided in philip wilson, telling him exactly what had happened, but the archbishopock bottom, knowing that the guilt that i carried and so forth, if i had persevered with wilson or a wilson had done something, that poor boy may not have been abused. because the abuser could have been stopped? yes, definitely. the catholic church has been accused of systematically concealing abuse around the world. all 33 bishops have offered to quit in chile because of a cover—up. so far, the pope has accepted three resignations. the court heard wilson refused to come forward because it is unflinching loyalty to the catholic church. he'd shown no contrition. failing to report abuse is an offence in this part of australia but in many parts of the world, it is not against the law. after avoiding prison, wilson was able to walk from court. the catholic church says it now wants to support abuse survivors but it's so far refused to condemn one of its own. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the agony and the ecstacy — the world cup continues to produce thrilling games and nail

a few years later, peter confided in philip wilson, telling him exactly what had happened, but the archbishopagain. i hit rock bottom, knowing that the guilt that i carried and so forth, if i had persevered with wilson or if wilson had done something, then that poor boy who may not have been abused. because the abuser could have been stopped if other wilson had acted? stopped if father wilson had acted? yes, definitely. the church is accused of systematically concealing abuse around the world. so far, the pope has accepted three resignations. the court heard that wilson had refused to come forward because of his unflinching loyalty to the catholic church. he had shown no contrition. failing to report abuse is an offence in this part of australia, but in many parts of the world it is not against the law. after avoiding prison, philip wilson was able to walk from court. the catholic church says it wants to support abuse survivors, but has refused to condemn one of its own. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. a female health worker is arrested on su

tom watson, deputy leader of the labour party, he said peter wilson and has always been a loudmouth bully our bags for a holiday in europe — in the last summer before the uk leaves the european union. so just what impact is brexit likely to have on our love of european travel? around 18 million britons are heading to spain this summer — they‘ve been joined by our reporter adam fleming who‘s in one of its most populart resorts, benidorm. it‘s the last summer before brexit, which could change how we holiday. it‘s not been decided yet whether british tourists will need a visa or not. even if they don‘t, they could still be affected by the eu‘s new travel authorisation system coming in in 2020, where visitors from outside the eu have to register on a website and pay seven euros. if we need to do it, we need to do it. it‘s a break, isn‘t it, it‘s a holiday. so we need to get away. what if you had to pay extra money to get a visa? everything‘s extra, these days. we‘ve got to pay everything extra. there‘s taxes, and you know what. you shouldn't really have to pay for a visa to come to spain, sho

a few years later, peter confided in phil wilson, telling him exactly what had happened. again.|j hit rock bottom, knowing the guilt that i carried and so forth, i had to persevere, if wilson had done something, that would have made he not have been abused. because the abuser could have been stopped. definitely. the catholic church have been accused of, all dishes have been accused of, all dishes have been offered to quit, and so far the pope has accepted three. he had refused to come forward because of his unflinching loyalty to the catholic church. he showed no contrition, failing to report abuse is an offence in this part of australia. in many parts of the world, it is not against the law. that is if for this help of outside source. we will keep you up—to—date on the world cup. and lots of other stories as well. young the good news is this hurricane is pulling out into the ocean. it is not expected to make la ndfall ocean. it is not expected to make landfall at all. in fact it is the opposite direction away from the mexico coastline. however it is still going to be a p

a few years later peter confided in philip wilson, telling them exactly what had happened, but the archbishop that poor boy may have not gone through that because he would have been stopped. the church is accused of systematically concealing abuse around the world. so far, the pope has accepted three resignations. the court heard that wilson refused to come forward because of his unflinching loyalty to the catholic church. he had shown no contrition. failing to report abuse is an offence in this part of australia, and in many parts of the world it is not against the law. after avoiding prison, philip wilson was able to walk from court. the catholic church says it wants to support abuse of survivors, but has refused to condemn one of its own. —— wants to support survivors of abuse. this year marks the 100th anniversary of the royal air force, an opportunity to look back at the history which began at the end of the first world war. but it was the second world war that saw the raf s most iconic action, the battle of britain, described by winston churchill as their finest hour. only a handful or

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wilson he was director of research and . ted cruz's twenty sixteen presidential campaign and he's c.e.o. of w.p.a. intelligence and peter kaufman former press secretary hillary clinton former u.s. naval officer he's presently vice chair of vote vets he's in new york city chris why can't the republicans and the leadership tried last time to come up with an immigration deal. well i think it's fairly complex and since there are several different factions of republican party that want to see different things done the president made a very it's made very clear he's not going to get be able to be to sign anything that doesn't fund the building of a wall then you have as you mentioned earlier that i work for senator cruz's campaign twenty sixteen and he has worked very hard to try and change or fix the problem with the families being separated down on the border and in fact is has reached a bipartisan agreement is trying to get that fixed.

peter strzok. >> well, in the beginning. when he started i don't think they liked him, so they stopped him from real responding. i'm looking at the piece you have rick wilson. here's what you write, you write in part, you said strzok was supposed to be a key in the imaginary conspiracy that trump's congressional lackeys and media fans tried to write as history. the ideal his text messages poisoned the mueller investigation is a pillar of defense. this morning they were foing for a quick kill. they needed strzok to fail and wilt. they needed their grand standings, mock outrage to leave strzok shaking and begging for mercy. strzok had none of it. you say this badly backfired on republicans. why did you do you say that? >> they looked like they were ranting, they looked like they were flailing. and peter strzok answered their questions. he not himself, what i call the mccarthy moment. the fame moment where judge welch said to mccarthy, have you no shame. he got that moment a couple of times today. one in terms of defense of himself and the fbi and safe guards inside the fbi. and the second moment where he basically called this out and talked about the bigger