i'm obsessed with rex tillerson. i've remembered all utterances of him since trump plucked him out of exxonmobil and made him secretary of state even though he never met him before. in december of last year, tillerson had been fired already, and he did an interview that was a live event on stage in front of an audience in texas and rex tillerson talking to cbs' bob sheafer and in that instance, my friend, rex tillerson let us know this was coming. >> how would you describe donald trump? [ laughter ] >> well, most of you probably know, know some of this but i had never met donald trump until the day he asked me to be secretary of state. he acts on his instincts and some respects that looks like impulsiveness but it's not his intent to act on impulse. i think he really is trying to act on his instincts. was challenging for me coming from the disciplined, highly processed oriented exxonmobil corporation to go to work for a man who is pretty undisciplined, doesn't like to read, doesn't read briefing reports, doesn't like

bloomberg reports president donald trump pressed then secretary of state rex tillerson to persuade the justice department to drop a criminal case against an iranian turkish gold trader that's a client to rudy giuliani according to three people in the oval office. tillerson refused arguing it would constitution interference in an an going investigation of the trader. according to the people. they said other participants in the oval office were shocked by the request. tillerson immediately repeated objections to the chief of staff john kelly in a hallway conversation outside the oval office emphasizing the request would be illegal. rudy giuliani was part of the legal team defending a federal prosecution in new york city on charges of violating u.s. sanctions against iran's new clear program. now, these are the sanctions that donald trump has always said are necessary to crush iran. these are the sanctions that donald trump is always wanting to increase and here was donald trump trying to help someone who was accused of violating those sanctions because that person was close to the presid

tillerson's meeting in which rex tillerson basically refused to do what the president wanted him to do for the president of turkey and for rudy giuliani because rex tillerson apparently told the president in the oval office it's not legal. >> yeah, well, lawrence first of all, tess may remember this. president erdogan was raising this case with president obama towards the end of our administration and saying we don't get involved in these investigations. if you pick up a rock in this administration, you find co corruption under it as we've seen corruption in the effort to pressure ukraine to leverage u.s. assistance to pressure ukraine to investigate trump's political opponents, we see clearly in the story the president of the united states interfering in an on going investigation into a violation of iran sanctions which he claims to have supported on behalf of this authoritarian leader and rudy giuliani, a private u.s. citizen and these relationships are important because erdogan was able to call up trump one authoritarian leader to another and get him to abandon the kurds that fou

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this ask to rex tillerson from the president would have been 1,000% illegal. yes? >> 1,000% improper, inappropriate and we know tillerson said before that the president asked him to do illegal things. depended on the motive but sure seems like a personal motive rather than a, an actual motive of state. you know, seems like we have -- it's all dizzying. a foreign policy here run for putin, erdogan and rudy giuliani as guebest we can tell. it's 1,000% wrong and obviously trump knows it because he's doing the same thing he did with lewendowski trying to get tillerson to do the dirty work rather than the doj. >> again, the secretary of state reportedly refused this request. rachel, this is for you. you can't have a think of, this interview with him from december. watch this. >> when the president was saying here's what i want to do and here's how i want to do it. i would have to say to him, mr. president, i understand what you want to do but you can't do it that way. it violates the law, violates the treaty. you know? he got really frustrated. i didn't know how to cond

barra's johnson urges lawmakers to back his last ditch rex a deal but without a majority in the house of commons success is a far from certain also coming out violence flares in barcelona the capital of spain's catalonia region is gripped by a 5th day of unrest down to authorities jailed separatist leaders and kurdish and turkish forces fighting each other in northern syria both accuse each other of violating the fragile ceasefire brokered by the us meanwhile tens of thousands take to germany streets in solidarity with the kurds. i'm rebecca rivers welcome to the program the british parliament is debating a new brakes a deal and is expected to vote on it later today prime minister barak's johnson has been trying to round up enough votes to pass it safe into parliament johnson called for the u.k. to heal the divisions breaks it has caused and to move on from the issue altogether the prime minister said the new agreement solves customs issues relating to northern ireland and that it will allow the u.k. to strike new trade deals across the world opposition labor party leader later jeremy

. >> stephen: rex tillerson pie comparison seemed like an angel. >> you look back at rex tillerson, but-trillion-dollar oil deal with rex tillerson, and rex tillerson became in charge of u.s. foreign policy. that in itself is freaking weird. i was interested in that. i also got interested-- i don't really-- i didn't start off knowing anything about the oil and gas industry. but i'm interested in the fact that russia has been taking all these wild pitches all over the world, including us in 2016. like, why are they the kind of bad actor that they are that they're willing to do stuff from a position of weak thans doesn't seem like they're using any of their strengths? and what i started to realize is if you look at russia's economic weakness, that's a big parent of why they throw these wild punches. it's also weird that they're so economically weak because they float on a sea of oil and gas, which is a remunerative thing. where you have oil and gas in the world it tends to screw up your country. and in russia, it's not only made them weak, but they use oil and gas as a weapon to corrupt o

rex tillerson is an amazing character. but he did a half trillion dollar oil deal with russia that was put on ice because of u.s. foreign policy. putin gave him a medal. putin elected the next u.s. president, arguably. even though donald trump and rex tillerson had never met and didn't get along, all of a sudden rex tillerson ended up being the next guy in charge of u.s. policy. it is a really, really weird thing that we still don't have a great explanation for, even as good as i got to know rex tillerson over the course of writing this book. >> thank you, my friend. thank you for hanging out later than your normal shift. >> it's all right. >> here is the book. it is called "blowout." corrupted democracy, rogue state, russia and the richest, most destructive industry on earth. nothing to see here, obviously. its author has been kind enough to hang out with us tonight. >>> coming up, there are already cracks in the announced ceasefire in syria. we will talk with a retired four star army general who has called this president

on the football rex was a er and -- really good baseball player. did not have the privilege of mac.ng he went to our cross-town rival. wonderful young man. i want to specifically thank all of those men and women in texas, who for years now, have attempted and worked really hard at maintaining the of mac and rex in our communities. they've done great work. support and heir efforts on this behalf, i don't know if we would have gotten this done. texas, at that point in time in the late 1960's was a 80,000 folks. medal of honor recipients are really rare, and to have two of from one west texas town is a high honor. west hese men embody the texas values of selflessness and courage, devotion to one's -- and and the gallant their gallant sacrifices serve as a somber reminder to all of that some have paid to secure our freedoms. memorial day every year, we honor all of our and women who have given that ultimate sacrifice, we should. when i give speeches and talk to folks back home during that time make it ask people to personal. we talk about them as a gro

-rex was named. after the discoverer. down in the museum's archive the history of the earth lies tucked inside drawers a picture of the evolution of living creatures millions of years ago can be reconstructed stone for stone. and fish this is a magnificent specimen. and the seed for with frank your story which is the white you see. some plants were swept him but the brink you sorry were the real inhabitants of the lexus. let's take a look at the largest loss of life skeletons. these still are dinosaurs of their primitive and phoebe and that lived in the leg during the war or sister really an epic and this was a young. and that's what's particularly interesting with the skeleton is that it still has its last excrement in its pelvis. or fossilized feces preserved with the skeleton well that's tells us something about the circumstances under which this animal died. to slip through. the slot open he would enjoy getting buried in a lake by a mud flood because. it's also possible to analyze what happened in that lake afterwards

that is throughout the week is sort of slap amendments on the wrist drawled bill that would implement rex it domestically and they can do that and so there might be support for instance to force forests on soon into a customs union support for a much softer breakfasted and in the end that might also be this is a pro says going from day to day in the end there might then be the support to say we cannot resolve this politically we just need to ask the people again even some leavers as some people who have supported price it now say it needs to go back to the people because we're just running in circles barbara thank you very much. barbara in london. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today australia's major newspapers have published redacted front pages in a coordinated campaign to protest against laws that restrict press freedom as follows federal police raids earlier this year on the national broadcaster a.b.c. and a news corp journalists home over 2 stories that had proved embarrassing for the government . there been more violent protests in chile despite

are you proud of raising rex tillerson possibly intervening on behalf of giuliani's clients?ould you have up advised him to do that? kelly: i would advise the president to look into the origins of the 2016 election cycle and russian meddling and ukrainian meddling in the 2016 cycle. this is something attorney general barr is looking into, it is something john durham, u.s. special counsel is looking into, gecause there is somethin -- u.s. spying on his campaign, that is something the president is doing and that is something boj report will uncover and what durham's investigation will uncover. kelly: if the print -- basil: if the president wants to look in russian meddling, he not -- he need not look beyond his own person. he was on the phone with ukraine asking to look at one of his rivals in the presidential primary. even went so far as to have a conversation with folks in australia. the reason -- the issue i have is what the president seems to be doing is creating a coterie of foreign interests to investigate people with whom he disagrees. that should scare any american, no

can actually build in the very interesting point so the alexanders mit i think the reality is that rex it is kind of redefined what has been traditional british politics and so it's not a no longer a right left argument sudden it's essentially a bracks it argument and sort of get on with our son has just said the toilet over is nowhere in the polls it's almost melting down that's why if you say peter if the conservatives conservatives do not deliver their tolls and that's when alone there was a decided to be the new liberal to become a creditor bracks it has redefined everything and so it's only when we actually get a satisfactory conclusion to bracks that but if you like normal politics will resume and i think that's been the the of the thing that has sort of seeped into the political psyche of across the united kingdom and so that's what the resolution of rex it actually will define everything else but you don't get away with talking about it being at leavers exciting marxist agenda or being or assist desire to have more teachers and doctors and nurses none of the cuts through you be

but despite years of searching, rex hasn't found anyone to follow in his footsteps.needs urgent protection. the government has not signed the unesco convention for intensive cultural heritage, which is a really key part of policy that's been taken out across the world, but not in our country. and it is a key mechanism to protect our crafts. over at mike's stall, he's giving demonstrations. but to make even a fraction of his old salary, he needs every sale he can get. wood, selling wood! going once! how much is this? that one's £8. so, how did you find that, did you to enjoy it? it was actually fun! i would never get bored of it, i'd love to use the different tools, i'd love to do it. do you think you are going to be a wood whittler? maybe! wood by name, but wood by nature? hmm, let's see. is mike still positive about his lifestyle choice? whether i'm working on the woodland or at events making and demonstrating, it's lovely, it's a lovely thing to do. when you enjoy something as much as i enjoye doing what i do, i've never once wanted to go back to my previous life.

but now rex it is making things complicated. at the moment the u.k. including northern ireland and the republic of ireland are 2 independent states both are in the european union and have a bilateral agreement that allows free travel between the republic of ireland and northern ireland if the u.k. leaves the was planned the rules will change. an x. journal you border would be put up between northern ireland and the republic of ireland and it would have to be secured after all the e.u. has strict rules on which products are allowed to be imported or export it and under which conditions. the problem is no one wants a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. border patrols and guard posts are symbols of one of the darkest chapters in our lives history the northern ireland conflict the troubles in which more than 3500 people were killed starting in 1969. only with the 1998 good friday agreement did the violence come to an end together with e.u. support the deal paved the way to peace. many worry that the conflict may flare up agai

our reporting shows rex tillerson then the secretary of state was appalled and said he was not going to be involved in this. we don't drop charges essentially against people who are under criminal prosecution in federal court, and tillerson warned then chief of staff john kelly that this made him uncomfortable. because he thought that it was legal little inappropriate. >> once would be one thing. but mike flynn, one of the things he's probably going to do prison time for and facing sentencing is being an unregistered foreign agent of turkey on the campaign. and on the day of election in 2016, the greatest op-ed out of nowhere michael flynn says the u.s. should deport a cleric who's living in the poconos back to turkey because turkey needs it. that turns out to be the other huge foreign policy policy of erdogan to deport this cleric he doesn't like and giuliani was also lobbying the president on that issue? >> yes, and, you know, it's amazing in 2019 we're finding out this through reporting that this is another sort of off-book policy that rudy giuliani was pushing. i think what's mor

thank you rex it has been long it's been painful and it's been divisive but this is a great deal forhe 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. parliament what would happen if he didn't would he ask for a delay as he is required to under law sort of been vintage johnson press conference performance there as we've come to expect he didn't really any of the questions put to him instead repeating what is now a mantra that he is confident that m.p.'s will vote for this deal this is our chance to on of the democratic mandate of the

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place when rex tillerson was the secretary of state, and according to people familiar with the meeting, the president asked him to -- tillerson, that is, to lean on the justice department a use up on a case involving turkish trader who was accused of trying to circumvent sanctions on iran. tillerson refused. the sources say other people in the room, some of the people in the room, were shocked by it. he did not go ahead and make any effort to that, and the justice department continued with its prosecution of the case. it is another example of the president and the influence of rudy giuliani, who was also representing this trader in the case. mixing some personal interest with potentially foreign policy and u.s. policy. it is liable to create another congress, especially we areemocrats, and teasing out some of the reaction now. shery: joe sobczyk, thank you so much. our congress editor joining us from d.c. still ahead, pg&e triggers its biggest ever intentional blackout to keep powerlines from sparking wildfires. what does this signal for the energy industry as a whole? paul: next, u.s.

rex tillerson is emblematic. there are a lack of refugees from this administration who left under better circumstances who have a lot of information. you've got mcmaster, mattis, et cetera. they have the ability should they want to to talk with reporters. i think they may be beginning to happen. that's something to keep an eye on going forward. >> and they have the ability to testify before congress and not be stopped by the administration. one of the things about the turnover in this administration is there are so many people who are not under the them of the president or the state department. and can't be forced to not cooperate with congress. that's the utilities of these other incidents. to establish a pattern of behavior on the president's part. what's crazy about this case is this is someone who was accused of violenting sanctions against iran. and the president seemed to only care he was a client of his personal lawyers. that's -- that does not have to be a part of the impeachment inquiry per se, but it ca

people who have marched in london on saturday know that what paul newman has just done does not stop rex's well what it does crucially is get them more time and more time means a better chance. that they can achieve their aim a 2nd referendum. al-jazeera london. but it contrasts now though in the hayward has been speaking to people in the port city of hull where a majority of voters actually backed in the referendum well here in home more than 2 thirds of people voted to leave the e.u. back in 26 even speaking to people over the last couple of days people still believe that they made the right decision i'm really want to get bricks that over the line they are simply fed up with the process and believe that any delays are unnecessary they want politicians to concentrate on other matters and bricks it to be done come on this is democracy say. let's lay for everybody now. especially. given we're always given a small child which sort of. i want to. compromise . except if something does not mean. i think it's just going on my. way. i would like to think that we would have a people's vote again

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opposition leader rex much power is in south sudan for his 3rd visit since these deal was signed between him and south sudan's leader salva kiir mayardit last year in sudan's capital sort of tune that the 2 sides are expected to meet to discuss a number of outstanding issues ahead of the formation of a transitional unity government on november 12th and those issues include the number of states as well as security arrangements which the opposition leader says is vital to be completed ahead of his return to make him feel safe to come and found that transitional unity government in november. dr rick bashar is here based on an invitation from the president to meet the u.n. security council in members of the african union peace and security council in prison kiran rick michelle will also said i have the today or tomorrow to discuss issues related to the peace agreement and we confirm that the 2 sides are ready to talk and resolve all outstanding issues for the sake of stability in south sudan now this comes at a time when south sudan itself is mediating talks between sudan's transitional gove

chief rex it negotiator says a deal for the u.k. to leave the european union is still possible and the 2 sides have been working through the night on a draft agreement by need to hold ministers in luxembourg on tuesday but the main challenge now is turning a new british proposal on the complex irish border issue into a legally binding deal it's still not clear though whether an outline breaks that agreement can be found before thursday's key european summit. ahead of both carious football federation has announced that he will resign on friday doris loved behala his departure comes off the ball garion fans targeted in line players with racist abuse during monday night's euro 2020 qualifying match in fans were caught on camera making nazi salutes and directing monkey chants that england play is leading balgair is prime minister to demand mahela his resignation despite the abuse and the 2 stoppages it caused england $16.00 nil i and because of that racist abuse european football governing body you a fight is currently investigating the

about 5 kilometers away from the syrian border which is to would say so rex and now off to the kurdish let forces that have officially turned to the syrian government and its ally russia for military assistance to bashar al assad and that's according to the information we're getting that from syria is sending units of troops and equipment we don't know how many troops how much equipment from i let go to monday in northern syria now monday that is one of the targets one of the areas that military is trying to attack is preparing to attack so there is a very real risk the syrian army and the turkish army could be facing each other that it could be clashes and this is of course absolutely no good news ok so this is all focusing now on monday where you know as you're mentioning it looks like considerable reinforcements are headed headed to help the kurds in light of this house turkey been responding to these developments. well president and one person abraham collins tweeted earlier today that turkey is still determined to continue this operation until all goals have been achieved which is

the next minute you're in there they know you cannot be delivered in this parliament and indeed with rex at negotiations going down to the line and persistent rumors of snap election the queen could soon be back opening parliament for the 65th time. a spanish judge has issued a new international warrant for the arrest of foam a cuttle on president callas pushed him on who fled to belgium after the failed independence beat in 27 tame the warrant comes after the supreme court convicted 12 of the catalan separatist leaders 9 of family given lengthy prison terms. the signs in barcelona read free the political prisoners. after the judgment was declared thousands took to the streets that outraged by the long sentences handed down to catalonia separatist leaders. yesterday 11 the sentence is horribly unfair it goes against all fundamental rights freedom of demonstration and freedom of expression. this punishment is a disgrace it proves our democratic system is incompetent there's no time that i could cry this is unbelievable. today. but for the supreme court in madrid it is clear that the catal

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increased germany's export reliant economy has been struggling as a result of global trade tensions rex's and slowing global demand. eurozone finance ministers reach an agreement in the wee hours of thursday on a common budget for investment and reforms ending 2 years of complicated negotiations the block is earmarking 17000000000 euros for the fund starting in 2021. southwest airlines has pulled 2 boeing aircraft after discovering cracks steering inspections the model in question is the 77 n g a forerunner of the embattled 737 max it's a further blow to boeing following 2 fatal crashes involving the 737 max it's also being sued by the airlines pilots associations over last pay as a result of the models grounding. unicef the united nations children agency is starting a cryptocurrency fund it will hold and to distribute contributions of bitcoin and ether to promote open source technology for children around the world a speaker said on thursday in new york a fund will initially be operating countries digit currencies are expected. and morocco syria production is down almost 50 percent to 52

this one still is rex negotiations in brussels ended up as a real emotional roller coaster hour after hour of the spears information promised either in the media breakthrough or another delay this saga has now more cliffhangers than the average t.v. series in the end either ambassadors were briefed that the e.u. and the british side had managed to agree on all the difficult details for a solution of the irish problem that means how to avoid a hard border on the island of alland 1st johnson seems to have largely fulfilled the demands of the e.u. negotiators even french president among no mccraw and chancellor angela merkel spoke of good news from brussels and deal being within reach but in the end the stop signal came from london the british prime minister must still convince the northern irish do you p.c. and other parliamentarians to support him in the house of commons but as of late on wednesday he did not have the numbers this means that the summit on thursday can all likelihood not confirm the deal and the talks will shift again to another extension of the brics a date it's been 6

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shery: we are now hearing that back in 2017, president trump pressed then secretary of state rex tillersonlp persuade the justice department to drop a criminal case against a trader who was a client of rudy giuliani. this has never been reported before. bloomberg has learned. we will have more after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. call, click, or visit a store today. paul: 9:30 a.m. on another cool and clear thursday morning in sydney. the market open 30 minutes away. futures pointing higher by about 167% after we saw u.s. equities ending higher as well, though volumes were pretty thin. i'm paul allen in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york where

we see the same dynamic playing out with this rex tillerson conversation, where rudy giuliani is like wrong about it? guy: where does that leave republicans? where does that leave the rank-and-file people on the hill? what is their view of all of this? is there any sign at this point that they are starting to maybe have second thoughts? anna: two reasons why it shows r from president and his associates that it was not just an isolated incident with the ukrainian president, where president trump was trying to put pressure for political or personal gain. this could have been a pattern with other leaders and other associates. the other reason is that this story is directly related to turkey because the client that rudy giuliani had was a turkish national, and had relations to president erdogan. so it is very interesting to see how some republicans have shown extreme discomfort with president trump's conversation with erdogan sunday, and which he seemed to allow turkey to begin this invasion into syria. to the extent that we have more information about president trump's relationship with

we have a remarkable story ,esterday that rex tillerson the president said it you go talk to the doj help on a client of giuliani? what is that about? >> that was a fantastic scoop by our colleagues. in the oval office, trump asked rex tillerson to help persuade the doj to drop charges against an iranian turkish businessman who was being charged with evading sanctions against iran. sanctions against iran is one of trumps big calling cards. he has strengthened the sanctions and believes that is a big tule foreign policy. to ask the doj to go easy on a guy who was evading them is remarkable and the reason the president was interested in this man is he was a client of rudy giuliani. >> is this going to rise to the level of saying the president should be impeached or is this going to be saying ok he just didn't like to form? ask it's hard to tell. there are so many tentacles of these investigations of congress area ranging from the payoff with stormy daniels to the phone call to the ukrainian president now this. it's hard to tell what they will cling to. >> thank you so much. coming up,

down on paper to for instance keep safeguard workers' rights environmental and consumer rights after rex it because this is basically about a total breakdown of trust because between the opposition and some of the rebel army off this parliament here and on the other hand the government the opposition really doesn't trust our sons as far as they can throw him they don't believe a word he says and they still are very suspicious off his intentions they fear that he might yet somehow manage to to through or crash out britain without a deal if not now at the end of october then next year at the end of the interim period when this deal was the e.u. runs out so there is just basic problem and bottom and is trying to sort of rest back control from johnson and at least steer the managing of the brakes it with their own hands and of course there's no guarantee that the e.u. will in fact grant an extension can johnson get the deal passed if he doesn't get an extension by october 31st. basically yes and he sent out some of his senior tories this morning to the politics talk shows or michael gove for

former secretary of state rex tillerson testifying today in the trial going on against exxon.when he was running exxon as the ceo. jackie deangelis, outside the courthouse with the latest. jackie? reporter: good afternoon, neil. well, the defense just finishing its questioning, its cross-examination of rex tillerson, former ceo of exxon from 2006 to 2016. highly anticipated here but rex tillerson appeared very cool, calm, confident when he took the stand. he was not rattled by the state's questions at all. as a matter of fact, when the defense questioned him and they said true or false, that you lied or defrauded investors, he said false. true or false, that you created an illusion to deceive investors. he also said false. later, his defense testimony, he talked about the fact that he didn't ever use these climate change costs as a sole determining factor to make an investment decision in a new project. he also said there was a lot of information that was considered to make these final decisions, multiple models and scenarios. finally he said ghg costs were not used for accoun

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