shanker vi which i wish you brought. look at that this is true i. it's all actually more than one k. . you're going on tour in the u.k. next year to celebrate this album as well you'll be in japan in 15 years of michael schenker music what's what's your feeling going into that. in japan actually we're doing 4. years m.s.g. special. we do actually quite interesting show with simon phillips and. drums be said we're playing tonight tokyo $5000.00. and then to all the fans are looking forward to it and we'll be watching from here thanks very much for joining us. well if you've ever had the good fortune to live in paris which i did for many years you'll possibly relate to the feeling of comfort that arises when you return and 1st see the eiffel tower again for me as a feeling of warm familiarity but jasper white wondered what it was like for people who actually enjoy the view of the eiffel tower every day. people really paris you feel. you have. to see it every night every morning it was important for me when we chose this up

time had quite a turbulent career with them really back and forth and yet people still speak of the shanker years with u.f.o. and i think i think it was what do you remember from that time how do you look back on that period and yeah it was a blessing that i didn't speak english let the do music do the talking so we were focusing on the music number one which was very important. you know developed in lights the speed of light for form phenomena to force to know have it bad light so it obsession strangers in the night by everybody i'm going to do my own thing now. and there's over the years obviously been a lot of a lot of friction spoken about in the media between you and your brother rudolf of the scorpions. how do you feel now about your time as a scorpion well little son i have 6 and a half years apart you know i'm 16 obvious younger than rudolph and we've really only lived together. things together when i go through the spoken some months some for. this and the rest of the year really didn't really hang out together or anything because i was living in i just played which i made with the

i'm joined now by shanker singham, a trade expert who chairs the technical panel of the alternative arrangementsment. he also flags up some of his concerns and says the report you put to them it was full of holes and the system, dissident all ireland system forfood system, dissident all ireland system for food and agriculture, it would mean that ireland would have to leave the common market will stop this is not a bilateral discussion he says, we are the european union and he's not, it's not us that will leave the common market. just to pick up on some of the things he said, we did with him earlier on in the year injuly when our report came out. first of all, as he knows, there's no technology in his report that has not been invented yet. these are things that are done procedurally all over the world. and we have basically suggested things that include things like a programme with preclearance checks away from the border, what we are trying to do is ensure that there is no physical infrastructure on the border and no checks and controls the border. the reality is that the only real concerns peop

us.shepherdson is with also joining us, martin shanker, -- marty started, our schenker, to get us started. toseems to be getting coalesce around chairman shift in the house intelligence committee. the difference from mr. nunez in fresno to mr. schiff and hollywood is a lot more than 231 miles. i get the percentages at the polls, but how polarized is the country? is it fresno to hollywood? >> it is extraordinarily polarized. there was polling a few months ago that said a majority of the nation is not for impeachment. 50/50 looks like it is depolarization we see in the intelligence community -- committee is reflected in the polarization of the population in general. tom: what does our team think for this week? particularly i am interested in people like billy house, who are knee-deep in what is going on in congress. >> you are going to possibly get the whistleblower, the deal with the whistleblower, to come in behind closed doors. tom: but how do they keep a secret? you've got to be kidding me. what is he coming in with, the code of silence? marty: we don't really know. subpoenast, there ar