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prin andrew: i have no recollection of meeting this lady. none whatsoever. porter: you don't remember meeting her? prince andrew: no. nicholas: it was in 2001, according to virroberts, that she had sex with andrew on three occasions including one orgy.ie the palace hasd that. in 2008, epstein was convicted of procuring for prostitution a girl under the age of 18. onhe was sentenced to 18s in prison. it was in 2010 after epstein had been released from prison that andrew visited him in new york and stayed at his mansion. how does he explain that? the fact that once he had been convicted, i stayed with him. that is the bit that, as it m were, i kielf for on a daily basis. it was not something that was becoming of aember of the royal family. we try to uphold the highest standards and practices, and i let the sideown, simple as that.th nicholas: but g about this story is simple. jeffrey epstein can't answer questions. he took his own life in august. as for andrew, u.s. authorities would undoubtedly very much like to hear his account of everything he witnessed. re

corbyn: before we discuss prin andrew, we should discu because of what epstein was doing. [applause] prime min. johnson: i think all vr sympathies should be obviously with ttims of jeffrey epstein and the law must certainly take its course. laura: first duel over, o eks still to this campaign. but initial impressions of the rivals for number 10 may well last. laura t.: laura kuenssberg reporting there. sir david anand borough has taken viewers around the world on his adventures, and his programs have shown how plasticc pollution is ang our oceans. the broadcaster calls plastic waste vile, and his show "blue planet 2" has won a high-profile award.ke he sith science editor david shukman. david: depressing images of plastic waste drifting in the ter, sights captured by the bbc documentary seriesatfilming evealed that how our throwaway culture is damaging life in the oceans. sir david: other forms of pollution e only too familiar . david: presented by sir david ortenborough, the programs were shown around the, forcing companies to take action. sir david: every year 8 million t

. >> i agree but you can see pmi prin lower when they push lower then you see cyclical not do well. >> priced in. >> yeah. you like value but i would wait until q 19 because that's when you see the durable bottom i think that lasts a while a bit late to the game for our clients isn't the worst thing in the world. >> i think having a bar bell approach owning something here and something here and short something in the middle but that's trader speak for i think owning semi conductors and ultracyclical stuff not only works but continues to work. i look at fedex that a trough multiple, been struggling. and the chart guys i think should be telling you you built base this is starting to challenge to the upside that's the stock that moves to next year especially if we have seen this bottom on pmis i don't think anyone here is saying bottom on pmis is off to the races. it means stabilizing that degree of change is that much more impressive when things go from awful to just bad. that's when you get the biggest moves. >> coming up it's cold, windy our traders have decided that they are staying

only royal who got fired was prin prince and view tha andrew. >> we begin in new jersey.the wrong tran life, the driver of this camry, holy mother of all things holy, allegedly hammered when she got hammered a second time by an amtrak train, that pulled in right on time, police were shocked that amtrak was running on time, but the crushed commuter did not suffer a bad injury, but she still lives in new jersey. service has been restored and driver also announced she is selling a used toyota camry in mint condition it was a big hit around town. ♪ warming this up. mouth trumpet monday, you know it. topic 2. a mexican church up step with a sculpture who made a giant statue of the baby geeses that t looks like phil collins, that is not what they meant when they said they wanted something from book of genesis. the statue was unveiled at the no jacket required, it was to be baby jesus, but something happened the way to heaven. officials have not ordered a remake. but the scu sculpture it feel c. the artist wants to get paid but the church officials say, that is against all odds.

above the word mystery man, prin regan had written frank.ool in all of the state of maryland where there's not a single child whose first name starts with f. that's why we have the word frank written in front of the picture of the mystery man. ♪ brian needed a frank in that year book because he needed a student whose first name started with f because he needed the letter f seven times to represent feet seven different times. and so we made a breakthrough. but we still needed to break the rest of the message. right towards the end of the interview we pointed smout anomalies that we had observed on the bottom of the code. we said, brian, what is this, why did this happen? the bottom two lines mathematically were not similar to the entire rest of the message. and of course i don't remember, don't remember. brian, his own method of using such complex methods was a detriment in a lot of the codes. he made them overly complex so he couldn't remember how to break them. we needed to know where everything is. brian had access beyond where he was work

with me to discuss, collusion author nomi prins. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. fed-watchers get a little nervous when the fed says mission accomplished. sounds like jerome powell said mission accomplished. no warning signs. no recession as far as the eye can see. i know these guys love patting themselves on the back but does that statement worry worry you? >> yes they like to pat themselves on the back after raising rates two times and getting it wrong last december, he wants to say everything is okay. the reality the economy is still growing. we are in the 11th year of a very long expansion. it is growing more slowly. it is decelerating. he didn't address that we know it is decelerating with other countries throughout the world. we work with other countries throughout the world. we trade with them. our markets are intertwined. he didn't talk about any of that he didn't talk about how the fed is helping markets right now at the lower end of the curve. charles: let's talk about two things that happened in with the federal reserve. being caught flat-footed with th

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he, for example, oversaw an experiment o at the federal prin in kentucky in which seven african-americaninmates were isolated into a cell and without being told what is happening to them, they were given overdoses every day for 77 days. this was part of the effort to find out if this technique could destroy a human mind, and guess what, yes it can. he found many ways to destroy the min linux using sensory deprivation, electric shock, all different combinations. if somebody died under their experiments the body could easily be disposed of which was more or less controlled after the second world war and in japan and south korea and in the philippines. so, during the course of my research for the buck, i discovered what i think may be the first cia secret prisons. it's been a lovely chalet outside of frankfurt and germa germany. the young german businessman who now owns it took me down into the basement and showed me his storage rooms and said that these are the cells where the doctors and their nazi counterparts conducted experiments that were just continuations of the experiments that hav

this terrific plan to monetize, do shopping to get small businesses which i think works so well for prinn get that going. >> in fact, as a user, i've been -- >> i know. i want to buy something and there's nothing to buy so i think, like, everything else is great and then you look at the plan for a loss this year and investors want to see earnings. >> not profitable. >> yeah. i looked at the numbers because i thought the shares are down so much, it must have been terrible and it's like, well, wait a minute the revenue missed by $1 million. you know, the -- the -- the full year outlook was basically in line and the average revenue per user was 90 cents so yes, i understand it's u.s. users in particular that dropped 8% and maybe everyone's worried about but this was hardly the disaster of a quarter on the surface at least that we've seen from other companies. >> i had the exact same reaction to the numbers i was like this doesn't look bad. but when you have a whisper number out there and you don't meet it, coupled with the fact that there is an impatience for companies that aren't making mo

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you definitely are doing prin princeton and the nature service by what you're doing every day.t it was like to have your reputation sullied, not for state and nation but for personal gain. you spoke about how your service is not just your own personal service, it affects your family. and today weaver seen you as this former ambassador of this 33-year veteran of the foreign service, but i want to know about you personally and how this has affected you personally and your family. >> it's been a difficult time. i mean, i'm a private person. i don't want to put all that out there, but it's been a very, very difficult time because the president does have the right to have his own or her own ambassador in every country in the world. >> but does the president have the right to actually malign people's character? i mean, it may not be against any law, but i would think it would be dense decorum and decency. sdp >> there is a question to see why the campaign to get me out of ukraine happened. all the president has to do is say he wants a different ambassador. in my line of work, perhaps