it's russia russia russia everything is russia russia russia there's no evidence there's nothing and what they do is just put this on the airwaves they don't tell everybody about the dire financial circumstances across the globe right now and we're about to fall off the end of the precipice and of course like they've done with everything else they'll blame that all it's going to be the pump be dumpy trumpy you know they pump the markets up people all the smart money is dumping all the equities at these prices and they're going to blame trump so pump you don't be trumpy is the place where buzzword of the day sounds good t. shirt and blue ponzi humpty dumpty tromping there you go i mean let me ask you a quick like thirty thousand feet looking down at the numbers does this or does it not make sense trumps in recently that he is concerned about funding made particularly with germany involved in nato and while they simultaneously a are selling getting gas from russia right the money is going to nato directly to russia but the purpose ostensibly for nato is to defend these european countrie

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it's russia russia russia everything is russia russia russia there's no evidence there's nothing and what they do is just put this on the airwaves they don't tell everybody about the dire financial circumstances across the globe right now and we're about to fall off the end of the precipice and of course like they've done with everything else they'll blame that all it's going to be the pump be dumpy trumpy you know they pump the markets up people all the smart money is dumping all the equities at these prices and they're going to blame trump so pump you don't be trumpy is the place where buzzword of the day that's a good t. shirt and blue collar and ponzi humpty dumpty trumping mere you know i mean let me ask you a quick like thirty thousand feet looking down at the numbers does this or does it not make sense trump said in recently that he is concerned about funding made particularly with germany involved in nato and while they simultaneously a are selling are getting gas from russia right the money is going to nato directly to russia but the purpose ostensibly for nato is to defend t

russian russia russia russia of whether or not russia had help whether they had confederates inside the truck campaign when they launched this attack and one very big thing that was definitely off about that meeting if you take that train across that bridge from north korea where you end up in is russia and every day and every day i leave my show and i think we're going to be talking about something else but every day over the course of the news cycle a new piece of it falls in place rachel maddow peddles to a specific audience an audience that wants the hear what it believes in not what to believe and you can say that of any audience though people only listen to what they want to hear less news more show. his shoe is a piece of sleight of hand presented as a cable news show it is t.v. entertainment it is financed it permits liberals to enjoy themselves you're in what may be the most certainly an enjoyable town the political line or take the new york times which last year claimed that trump associates were in close contact with russian agent

it's russia russia russia everything is russia russia russia there is no evidence there's nothing and what they do is just put this on the airwaves they don't tell everybody about the dire financial circumstances across the globe right now and or about to fall off the end of the precipice and of course like they've done with everything else they'll blame that all it's going to be the pump be dumpy trumpy you know they pump the markets up people all the smart money is dumping all the equities at these prices and they're going to blame trump so pump you don't be trumpy is the buzz where buzz word of the day that's a good t. shirt and blue plus why not be dumpy tromping there you go i mean let me ask you a quick lay. thirty thousand feet looking down at the numbers does this or does it not make sense trump said in recently that he is concerned about funding made particularly with germany involved in nato and while they simultaneously a are selling are getting gas from russia right the money is going to nato directly to russia but the purpose ostensibly for nato is to diff defend these eu

it's russia russia russia everything is russia russia russia there is no evidence there's nothing and what they do is just put this on the airwaves they don't tell everybody about the dire financial circumstances across the globe right now and we're about to fall off the end of the precipice and of course like they've done with everything else they'll blame that all it's going to be the pump be dumpy trumpy you know they pump the markets up people all the smart money is dumping all the equities at these prices and they're going to blame trump so pump you don't be trumpy is the place where buzzword of the day sounds good t. shirt and blue collar ponzi humpty dumpty tromping there you go i mean let me ask you a quick like thirty thousand feet looking down at the numbers does this or does it not make sense trump said in recently that he is concerned about funding made particularly with germany involved in nato and while they simultaneously a are selling are getting gas from russia right the money is going to nato directly to russia but the purpose ostensibly for nato is to defend these e

russia in recent years seeing. putin's hand everywhere everywhere in russia russia russia and russia of whether or not russia had help whether they had confederates inside the trump campaign with one very big thing that was definitely off about that meeting if you take that train across that bridge from north korea where you end up in is russia but every day and every day i believe my show and i think we're going to be talking about something else but every day over the course of the news cycle a new piece of it falls in place rachel maddow peddles to a specific audience an audience that wants the hear what it believes in what to believe and you can see it out of a new audience the people who need to listen to what they want to hear lists news more show. his shoe is a piece of sleight of hand presented as a cable news show it is t.v. entertainment it is financed it permits liberals to enjoy themselves during was maybe the most certainly an enjoyable town the political line or take the new york times which last year claimed the trump associates were in close contact with russian agents jury in the election only to be

in the session dealing by the mainstream media russia russia russia russia they want to stick here but americans real americans don't care the regular old americans the road so to speak they are not buying this they have their every day concerns about their well being they don't believe the stuff about russia and frankly i think it's counterproductive and i think the more they try to force us to believe something we simply do not believe they become the object of this trust i think it's counterproductive the more they tell us to care about russia the more ordinary americans say those people are a bunch of liars that's all take notice. and undercover probe by britain's channel four t.v. has revealed that tech giant facebook doesn't always remove content even if it violates the company's guidelines our reporter attended a training session on facebook's content in moderation. you know so it's amazing. to see the city of utah. undercover reporter he goes in and one of the things that he's instructed to do in his training is not to delete for example certain racist means or certain images a

it's russia, russia, russia, russia, russia all the time, and what can i do to take people's attention away from it? look at this, you've got poll numbers from nbc and "wall street journal" saying that independents have dropped for trump by 7% and they're going to dems. this is not boding well for him. the president did not want people from the intel heads, the other administrations, to have these security clearances extended at the beginning of this administration. and these security clearances, don, are specifically to help them come in, if this white house wants them, and this is something that's been happening before in other administrations. these security clearances allow these people to come in and be read in on an emergency issue, foreign policy or intel issue, or to give them information. they've not gotten the information, they have not brought in. so this point is moot. >> no one has been accused of giving up classified information. if they do, then they have to face the repercussions for that. so if your administration, everything is on the up and up and you're doing everyt

russia, we are stronger. pres. trump: you are just making russia richer. you are not dealing with russia. you are making russia richer. >> during the cold war, nato allies were dealing with russia. pres. trump: energy is a much different story than normal trade. you have a country like poland that will not accept the gas. some countries want accepted because they don't want to be captive to russia. germany is captive to russia. it is getting so much of its energy from russia. we are supposed to protect germany, but they are getting their energy from russia. explain that. it can't be explained. >> thank you. [inaudible] pres. trump: i have great confidence that they will fix it. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: i have great confidence that they will be spending more money, as they should be. >> [inaudible] >> later, the president met with angela merkel. they spoke briefly with the press about their meeting and u.s.-german relations. pres. trump:

russia is a hostile regime to be held accountable. but we are days away from the long scheduled meeting with putin. so what does this accomplish than keeping russia, russia, russian the headlines ahead of the president's trip? today the president previewed how this would play out in the upcoming meeting. take a look. >> president trump: we will talk to putin about a number of things. ukraine. we'll talk about syria. we'll talk about other parts of the middle east. i will talk about nuclear proliferation. we will talk about other things. i know you will ask will we talk about meddling? i will bring that up. i don't think you will have any gee, i did it, i did it, you got me. there won't be a perry mason i don't think. you never know what happens but i'm ask the question. hopefully we will have a good relationship with russia. >> so the president will be talking about it. on monday the show will be broadcasting from helsinki. we will bring you details from the important meeting. turn the attention to the deep state. lisa page finally did appear before a closed door hearing on capitol hill today. this is after her trump hating former boyfriend peter strozk testifie

russia is a hostile regime to be held accountable. but we are days away from the long scheduled meeting with putin. so what does this accomplish than keeping russia, russia, russian the headlines ahead of the president's trip? today the president previewed how this would play out in the upcoming meeting. take a look. >> president trump: we will talk to putin about a number of things. ukraine. we'll talk about syria. we'll talk about other parts of the middle east. i will talk about nuclear proliferation. we will talk about other things. i know you will ask will we talk about meddling? i will bring that up. i don't think you will have any gee, i did it, i did it, you got me. there won't be a perry mason i don't think. you never know what happens but i'm ask the question. hopefully we will have a good relationship with russia. >> so the president will be talking about it. on monday the show will be broadcasting from helsinki. we will bring you details from the important meeting. turn the attention to the deep state. lisa page finally did appear before a closed door hearing on capitol hill today. this is after her trump hating former boyfriend peter strozk testifie

russia, we are stronger. i think what we have seen is-- >> you're making russia richer. you're not dealing with russia, you're making russia richer. >> even during the cold war nato allies were russia, disagreements about what kind of arrangements we should-- >> i think that trade -- [inaudible] i think that energy is a much different story than normal trade, and you have a country like poland that won't accept the gas. you take a look at some of the countries, they won't accept it because they don't want to be captive to russia, but germany, as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting so much of its energy from russia. so, we're supposed to protect germany, but they're getting their energy from russia. explain that. and it can't be explained, you know that. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. president-- >> thank you. thank you. [ >> i have great confidence, great confidence. >> come on, let's go. follow me. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> i have great confidence they will be spending more money as they should be. [inaudible questions] >> thank you. [inaudible questions]

>> we hear russia, russia, russia, russia to great extent is mexico with nukes. china realizes the way to take over the world, the way to take over the united states and be the number one country in the world in all respects is through innovation, through science, the fastest growing gdp in the world. it holds true no different than it did 100 years ago. the person with the most gold is in charge. >> tucker: mexico with nukes, i wish you would have told that earlier, that was really interesting. robert mueller's investigation continues to widen in its thus far unsuccessful quest to find a collusion with in 2016. recently the molar team took possession of his communications, eric prince joins us tonight of the recap of what happened. thanks a lot for coming on. why would they take control of your communications devices? what's that about? >> it's all part of their investigation. this was many months ago and i haven't heard anything of them for months. i would assume their interest in me has long passed. >> tucker: have you received your devices back? >> yes i had

russia. we look forward to the meeting with president putin. we want your thoughts on the meeting. when germany sad makes a massive oil and gas deal with russia, where you are supposed to be guarding against russia, and germany pays billions of dollars a year to russia. we are protecting germany, we are protecting france, all of these countries. they go out and make a pipeline deal with russia, where they are paying billions of dollars into the conference of russia. we're supposed to protect you against russia, but they are paying billions of dollars to russia. i think that is an appropriate. the former -- inappropriate. the former chancellor of germany is applying it. germany will have almost every -- 70% of their country of their country controlled by russia with natural gas. is that appropriate? i have been complaining about this from the time i got in here. germany is totally controlled by russia because they will get 60% to 70% from energy from russia. you tell me if that is appropriate. i think it is not. i think it is bad for nato. i don't think it should have happened. i think we have to talk to germany about it. on top of that, germany is paying a little bit over 1%. the u.s. is paying 4.2% of a much larger gdp. i think that is inappropriat

russia, we are stronger. i think what we have steen -- >> no, you're just making russia richer. you're not dealing with russia. you're making russia richer. >> i think even during the cold war, nato allies were trading with russia and there have been disagreements about what kind of trade arrangements we should -- >> i think trade is wonderful. i think energy is a whole different story. i think energy is a much different story than normal trade. and you have a country like poland that won't accept the gas. you take a look at some of the countries, they won't accept it. because they don't want to be captive to russia. but germany, as far as i'm concerned, is captive to russia, because it's getting so much of its energy from russia. so we're supposed to protect germany, but they're getting their energy from russia. explain that? it can't be explained. you know that. >> all right. thank you, press. thank you. >> mr. president -- [ inaudible question ] >> thank you. thank you. please leave the room. >> follow me. >> thank you, guys. thank you. thank you. [ inaudible question ] thank you. thank you. >> come on, everybody. let's go. fol

russia to adopt something like american gun culture she's very well known in russia as a supporter of american ideas about gun control or the lack of it and has campaigned in russia for that she's been involved in russia with those sort of activities she had a life in the united states she's now caught in the middle she is the person around whom this whole thread bare collusion narrative is now going to be diverted given that the original collusion narrative has all but collapsed you know ray i think that what i worry about is that i don't know what kind of legal defense the chief house but she's going to be under enormous amount of pressure here she faces a ten year prison sentence i worry that under pressure she might sing and then start composing you get my drift go ahead. well that's the name of the game here of course you are up somebody up and then you say you know we can put you away for ten years but you know if you could just remember about this russian conclusions and if you just remember this that's manna for it that's all manner of people that the f.b.i. has wrapped up i have to say here i feel really strongly about this because the f.b.i. lies a lot the f.b.i. falsifies documents and i ha

russia, we are stronger. i think what we have steen -- >> no, you're just making russia richer. you're not dealing with russia. you're making russia richer. >> i think even during the cold war, nato allies were trading with russia and there have been disagreements about what kind of trade arrangements we should -- >> i think trade is wonderful. i think energy is a whole different story. i think energy is a much different story than normal

russia, we are stronger. i think what we have seen -- >> you're just making russia richer. you're not dealing with russia, you're making russiar. >> even during the cold war, nato allies were trading with russia. and there has been disagreements about what kind of trade arrangements we should go through. >> i think trade is wonderful. energy is a whole different story. i think energy is a much different story than normal trade. you have a country like poland that won't accept the gas because they don't want to be captive to russia. germany is being captive to russia because it's getting energy from russia. we're supposed to protect germany but they're getting their energy from russia. explain that. and it can't be explained. >> thank you, press. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you, press. thank you. thank you. >> dressing down from the president of the united states about german investments in russia, to the nato secretary general. >> that's not normally how those things go. the presentries went out of the window immediately. it's a nice spray, pleasantries across the table. and the president launching immediatel

russia. why are you paying billions of dollars to russia for energy? why are countries in nato, namely germany, having a large percentage of their energy needs paid to russia and taken care of by russia? if you look at it, germany is a captive of russia. they got rid of their coal plants. they got rid of their nuclear. they are getting so much of the oil and gas from russia. i think it's something that nato has to look at. i think it's very inappropriate. you and i agree it's inappropriate. i don't know what you can do about it now, but it certainly doesn't seem to make sense that -- you have to defend them gainst russia. aol there are sometimes differences. and different views and disagreements. gas pipeline from russia to germany is one issue where allies disagree. the strength is differences. we have always been able to unite around our thoughts to protect and defend each other. we're stronger together than apart. wo world wars. president trump: how can you be together when a country is getting its energy from the person you want protection against or from the group you want protection? >> they come to understand where we stand together also dealing with russia we're stronger. i t

russia russia russia found supporting brazil that just wasn't there in terms of you know just imagine from spoiling the destruction yeah absolutely. that vibe has really been here at this world cup and you need someone it's been so mazing covering it always. has been sort of predictable as well as lots of attention across the big media social media platforms as well this is one english blogger spence wrote he's been garnering many followers with his coverage of the tournament and this is benches in russia. was. yeah. yeah yeah. yeah. so it's a road clearly that clash between russia and spain we caught up with him shortly after the game to get his take on the tournament. i've done everything often flying up in trains of stayed in hotels have stayed in apartments we've had absolutely zero issues in terms of the people with man in fact it's been the the other way i'd say people have been so friendly and so welcoming to the english and not just english the whole world i must say that one of things i love the world cup is the different kind of cultures you come into contact with and for everything i've seen a said that the russians have welcomed that of open arms so i have to say it's been amazing and yeah i've gotten zero complaints i just hope more people that can come out. we had that golden generation before us recording. these great players the stephen generals in the front i'm positive way really is no doubt this scored on paper was one of our strongest ever but it didn't really perfo

russia and he knew i was a rocker in los angeles he said you need to call off he's the most famous underground rocker in russia he's like the bob dylan of russia i didn't believe there was any rock in russia but i thought ok i'll go. and meet him because how cool he think it will be to meet me that i'm an american rocker and i met him and we sat we were at seven goggles apartment and i played them a couple of songs off an e.p. album i had released here in the states and morris thought it was very cool and it was a little bit punk and he liked it and i i felt very proud and then i said oh can i hear something of yours and we put in a cassette and i put my headphones on and i started to hear one of his songs that was called tonight and it was so hunting and and just brilliant and powerful that i started to slink in my chair because i realized i was in the presence of somebody very important and that i was just the silly girl from los angeles very naive. and that he was the real rocker so that that moment changed my whole life and correct me if i'm wrong but i think you were twenty four years old at the time cali girl in drab. reach was a feeling in oxymoron the source but and even bigger pa

russia russia russia so what it is it's a it's a bit it's a bit i would have expected more of these people to come but i want to should issue it is ending when this game today we will see an influx of of having these fans coming but sixty five thousand colombian fans well we've had such a great time with these guys in the here and moscow and so we will have some some old and incredible that was for in that stadium today i had a very good atmosphere for the first match of the day it was in st petersburg sweden edging out switzerland by a goal to the team that. take it away guys. neil thanks peter welcomes everyone watching to. russia's north and capsule right on palace square here in a fantastic view. while colombia and then the woman got full big game we of course already know who they will face in the next round straight in the three or so the quarterfinals with one though when all of us what's that here in st peter's bag and the swiss finishing the game with ten men off to a sending off now the build up to that goal which decided the game came in the sixty six minute toivonen fed evill force but on the edge of the area he found space with a good first touch and his effort was not so powerful it was headed straight to the cape of kanji slide. posties island keeper into the back of the net yeah switzerland probably feeling a bit hard done by there wasn't a very much a year end to end game a high energy that a lot of commitment from from the swiss as well because they were pushovers can you and well see right six in the wild wouldn't be so very much time is a game as we predicted of course back in sweden that goal s

russia, russia, russia. we should look at china. russia is important. we need to manage their aggression. look at china and the impact on the economy. that will actually impact average americans. it's far more important. i agree with exposing it. >> the thing is we hear about russia hacking and whatever, what they have done in terms of infull train statioinfiltration. >> the corporate invasion and the things they are doing to invest washington dc is much more sophisticated or really other institution. election hacking don't focus on that. make sure you pay attention to the other. there are people in other nations doing it as well. >> president trump is standing up to china is a way that hasn't happened for years. obviously, this president recognizes the threat and takes on the real threats one by one. as you said, previously, what we have done hasn't worked. so finally this president is getting tough, he understands the united states comes from the table from a position of power or things happen. we can let this couldn't on and on and we can continue on the same path. >> right, i just want

russia. a lot of the people he has in his white house have been connected to russia. not france or germany, but russia. russiaia, russia. donald trump is a total embarrassment for this country, for everybody in it. he has no morals. he has no standards. he has no ethics. i think if we cannot get him impeached, we need to try to get the pope to exercise him from the white house, because he is a demon. host: congresswoman? guest: well, as i said in the beginning of our session, i believe the president has been in denial about russia's interference in our election. , thea few days ago department of justice indicted 12 russians. who interfered in our election. military operatives who were working in their official capacity. i do not know how much more evidence you need to show that, clearly, russia was involved. i really thought the president would have canceled his summit, which was scheduled just a couple of days later. he did not. i watched the president of the united states standing next to the russian dictator and almost reding their, -- standing the in what looked to be a position of weakness and not a posi

russia every other stearns and making no sense and doing what he does best. he fear mongers and makes no sense whatsoever. judge jeanine: the amazing part of this, the russia, russia, russiassians are coming. this more bias in strzok's messages, then we have a 13-month investigation, millions of dollars, countless hours, and we indict the russians who never show up to court. it's backwards. >> this is a side show. they don't want us look over there. they want to continue this narrative right into mid-terms. it's a cloud over the trump campaign. then they will say never mind in was no meddling. they play dirty tricks. we are used to it by now, so we know how to fight back. judge jeanine: we have hillary clinton implying kavanaugh will lead america back to the time of slavery. >> this nomination holds out the threat of devastating consequences for workers rights, civil rights, lgbt rights, women's rights, including those to make our own health decisions. it is a blatant attempt by this administration to shift the balance of the court for decades. and to reverse decades of progress. judge jeanine: whoa. go ahead. >> she actually sound like she is acting. this is how she ran

russia that broke into the dnc. she's saying russia, russia, russia but i don't know -- it could be russia, but it could also be chinaother people. it could also be someone sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, okay? you don't know who broke into dnc. >> well, so much for the 400-pounder argument. the indictment today details exactly how members of russia's gru intelligence agency allegedly interfered in the 2016 election using a quote, technique known as spear fishing to steal victim's passwords or otherwise gain access to their computers. the conspirators targeted over 300 individuals affiliated with the clinton campaign. they claim altered the appearance of the sender e-mail address in order to make it look like the e-mail was a security notification from google, a technique known as spoofing instructing the user to change his or her password by clicking the embedded link. at an event an hour after this indictment was announced dan coats warned. >> it missed the more important point. these actions are persistent, pervasive and they are meant to undermine america's democracy on a daily basis regardless of wh

russia, which creates a dangerous dependency on russia and energy, which is the lifeblood of their economy. after all, the west is so worried about russia. why would they be willing to give him billions and billions of dollars to make russia rich again? inside, the president is now really pushing germany to kill its oil and gas deals with russia and get their energy from us in that the united states, which would also mean millions of high-paying career jobs for americans. this move would not only benefit the united states. it would also absolutely rock russia's economy. it now, putin should be very concerned about that possibility, as it would literally destroy russia's econy and probably destroy him politically. we will have more on that in a moment. now, the president has been even more forceful with our enemies. take a look at north korea, little rock mm. a fire and fury. and despite what the media side, there is real progress on the peninsula. strength and strategy is working. it always works. appeasement doesn't work. now, there hasn't been a single rocket fired in months, american hostages, thank god, they have come home. one nuclear site in fact has been dismantled and shuttered, and the progress continues to this

russia when you're supposed supposed to be guarding against russia. numerous make a pipeline deal with russia where they're paying billions into the coughers of russia. so we're supposed to protect you against russia but they're paying billions of dollars to russia sw i think that's very n inappropriate. and the head of the company is the head of of the pipeline company supplying the gas. almost 70% of their country will be controlled by russia with natural gas. is that appropriate? i've been complaining about this from the time i got in here. but germany is totally controlled by russia because they were getting from 16 to 17% of their energy from russia and a new pipeline. and you tell moo eif that's appropriate because i think it's a very bad thing for nato. on top of that germany is paying just over 1%. whereas the united states in actual numbers is paying 4.2% of the much largerer gdp. so i think that's inappropriate also. we're protect it itting everybody and yet we're paying a lot of money eto protect it. this has been brought up by other presidents but other presidentss never dud anything about it because i don't think they understood it it or

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obsessing with russia, russia, russia, i would like to remind the so-called "journalists" that it is a very big world out there, there are a lot of complex issues in this world, may be, just maybe, russia is not our biggest international foe. let's listen to what the fbi director said yesterday. >> china, from a counterintelligence perspective, represents the broadest most challenging, most significant threat we face in this country. and i say that because, for the them, it is a whole state effort. it is economic espionage, as well as traditional espionage. it is nontraditional collectors, as well as traditional intelligence operatives. it is human sources as well as cyber means. if we have economic espionage investigations in all 50 states that trace back to c china, not russia. someone may want to tell the left in this country that there is more to life than vladimir putin. why isn't the media obsessing about the china threat? where is the hysteria over chinese hacking, and aggressive military actions in the pacific? current manipulation, theft of intellectual property? while the left is spinning out of control over russia, russia, right here on "hannity," we report the full story. p

we stand together, also in dealing with russia, we are stronger -- >> no, you're just making russia richer. you're not dealing with russia. you're making russiacher. >> i think even during the it cold, nato allies are trading with russia. >> i think trade is wonderful. i think energy is a whole differenter story. i think energy is a much different story than normal trade and you have a country like poland that won't accept it it because they don't want to be captive to russia. but germany, as far as i'm concerned is captive of russia. so we're supposed to protect germany but they're getting their energy from russia. explain that. >> and that was earlierer today and it's only 4:53 in the morning eastern time. that was offering a fascinating insight into the president's approach to russia and defense spending. >> joining us live from london international correspondent. there's economic policy at play here as well. and you look at the president's tweet leading up to the summit. he's still focussed on the money. you heard that -- >> john kelly fell back a little bit. not sure if anybody noticed that. >> how do they push through some. >> way to ea

the extreme measures that robert mueller's witch hunt will take to keep the spotlight on russia, russia, russiaso have more on president trump's trip to united kingdom. he traveled from england to scotland today and not before

the extreme measures that robert mueller's witch hunt will take to keep the spotlight on russia, russia, russia will also have more on president trump's trip to united kingdom. he traveled from england to