my name is richard spencer and _ spencer. my name is richard spencer and i _ spencer.cer and i approve that l spencer and i approve that message. spencer and i approve that message-— message. did you agonise whether interviewing - message. did you agonise i whether interviewing spencer gave him a platform and how did you reach that decision? i did atonise you reach that decision? i did agonise about _ you reach that decision? i did agonise about it _ you reach that decision? i did agonise about it and - you reach that decision? i did agonise about it and after - you reach that decision? i c c agonise about it and after it because i think it's important not to give oxygen to, to people like that. my view was he really had oxygen and doing that documentary, there were several people who are refused to interview that they wanted me to interview, from the ku klux klan and random bigots but because of, because of being albright and the connection to steve bannon and steve bannon's connection to trump, i thought there was a legitimate reason. my there was a legitimate reason

my name is richard spencer. "my name is richard spencer and i approve this message?"pencer gave him a platform and how did you reach that decision? i did agonise about it, and agonised after it because i think it's important not to give oxygen to people like that. my view was he already had oxygen, and doing that documentary, there were several people who i refused to interview that they wanted me to interview, from the ku klux klan and just random bigots, but he, because of his... because of being in the alt—right and his connection to steve bannon, and steve bannon�*s connection to trump, i thought there was a legitimate reason. my aim in interviewing him, the first question i ask is, "you want a white ethnostate. "what is that? " "and why do you want it?" my aim was to be tough but to allow him to speak, but he quickly descended into a range of insults, and this thing ofjust telling me i'm not english, which... ijust kept telling him that's not your call, actually. that decision making process, it feels like a part of an ongoing debate of what the role of a journal

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david duke had an apartment in moscow, richard spencer, the head of the noo nazi party shared his apartment with his belarusian pro moscow wife. and then you had donald trump himself who had years been courting the russians. he went to moscow in 1987, his first wife her father was actually the -- the czech wife, her father was actually the reporting person for donald trump's spy handler so to speak. i'm not saying donald trump was a spy, but the spies were all watching him because he had money, he was an american, he's coming behind the iron curtain. that happened for a long time. so of course in 2014 when donald trump shows up in moscow the spy master and chief in russia ex-kgb officer vladmir putin looked and goes how can we manipulate this guy. because putin is a master manipulator, a human intelligence officer maybe not the greatest quality but he knows an idiot when he sees one. and so he says, there's a little acronym we use. mice. right? do you get that person on the basis of their motivation? are they ideologically aligned with you? can you coerce them or coopt them? can you appeal

university of florida is bracing for potential violence today to speech by white national leader, richard spencer, who's the protesters gathering out. so i just signed up with my son yesterday, but i will say that back to you. all right. and read the notion that they really were that way to find a stage because we're trying to do the noise for the kids were routing. you know, with that stuff. so it was always check with this guy is grad going to get killed that here there somebody got to help this guy color the hey people who say oh love we hey hey hey hey, love please. same people had a message with hate when i post randy, you know, i came on i don't want to talk to you, you know, understand you. he will go no problem the whole time. we couldn't really have a discussion because the camera, you know, you people, question, i don't get tell me what was it was go find more of a sudden, you know, i don't know if i'm talking to you. it can be like really and i guess our intimate setting was force known as we were both keep out. so we encountered some police officers. they were treating randy how they

david duke had an apartment in moscow, richard spencer, the head of the noo nazi party shared his apartment with his belarusian pro moscow wife. and then you had donald trump himself who had years been courting the russians. he went to moscow in 1987, his first wife her father was actually the -- the czech wife, her father was actually the reporting person for donald trump's spy handler so to speak. i'm not saying donald trump was a spy, but the spies were all watching him because he had money, he was an american, he's coming behind the iron curtain. that happened for a long time. so of course in 2014 when donald trump shows up in moscow the spy master and chief in russia ex-kgb officer vladmir putin looked and goes how can we manipulate this guy. because putin is a master manipulator, a human intelligence officer maybe not the greatest quality but he knows an idiot when he sees one. and so he says, there's a little acronym we use. mice. right? do you get that person on the basis of their motivation? are they ideologically aligned with you? can you coerce them or coopt them? can you appeal

much david spencer and delighted be joined by a delighted now to be joined by a conservative member of parliament. he's the mp for nonh parliament. he's the mp for north east bedfordshire richardic secretary to the treasury . good see you, sir. and treasury. good see you, sir. and a very good afternoon to do. you understand how this budget was supposed to help with growth and help the business sector, particularly make the oecd look daft in saying ? we are going to daft in saying? we are going to be the only economy globally that's contracting in the next 12 months. yes, i'm you mentioned the forecast because many ways this was a budget of forecasts more than anything else comparing the obe projections last november with now gave the chancellor substantial headroom . he's done substantial headroom. he's done that in very targeted ways. i think as your discussion was just saying, there's not one big blunderbuss action here by the chancellor other than quite interesting changes , childcare, interesting changes, childcare, but a lot of things that are supposed be supply side reforms get people back to work and that's the grain of trying to prove the oecd wrong . a couple prove th