> and one thing it's safe to say about you, donald, you know the difference between slovakia and slovenia. >> i do. i do. i absolutely do. >> let me ask you a tough question. this is a technical thing, but it's kind of fun. the president of the united states gets an allowance to live on. that's why you never have to cash a check when you're president. they live us off, basically. you won't have that problem. they have an allowance for parties and whenever they pass out the wine glasses and have hors d'oeuvres. the first lady gets to control all that. how are you going to handle all that? >> well, i got myself into a lot of trouble that i said could be married within 24 hours if need be. see, that's what happens when you go to wharton, folks. it's one of those. but i could handle it. i could handle it very easily. i'm not sure that today being

the agreements were signed in slovenia on january 17, 2017. the agreements are similar in objective and content to the social security totalization agreements already enforced with the other leading economic partners in europe and elsewhere, including australia, canada, chile, japan, norway, the republic of korea, and switzerland. such bilateral agreements provide for limited coordination between the united states and foreign social security systems to eliminate dual social security coverage and taxation and help prevent the loss of benefit protection that can occur when workers divide their careers between two countries. . 233-c-4 ant to section of the provisions to carry out the purposes of section 233. i transmit for the information of the congress a report required by section 22-e-1 of the social security agget on the number of individuals who will be affected by the agreements and the agreements' cost effect. also included are the main provisions of the agreements with descriptions of each article. the department of state and social secur

and coming to slovenia. one of the loveliest brooch is also called little beyond it so it's made completely of larch wood and is a masterpiece of sort of the union craftsmanship the character that has been saving the river for fifteen years. the process your goal was to be different we only have an old wooden boat mounted on kegs with an ancient motor now we have a lovely modern wooden boats that are fun to sail. it's this mixture of new accents and old traditions that gives you good it's unique appeal. especially when it is really warm there like now perfect time to enjoy ice cream a day at the lake or what ever you like the most during summer time that's exactly what we want to know this week send us a picture showing you doing your favorite summer activity and when you do and they would automatically be entered in a draw for your mix watch so good luck tomorrow we will also be enjoying the sun and take you on a trip to some beautiful beaches much more where that it's time to say goodbye other than pencil

i would like to know more about slovenia and he told us he's particularly interested in the river flowing through the capital. so we decided to check out the surveying and capital from a different perspective and took a boat right. according to legend jason a hero of the ancient world to cross this river and founded the slovenian capital europe yana a boat trip down the yon it's a river is probably the most relaxed way of exploring the city from the water or a great views of the city's many bridges and historic center. construction on these river banks only began in the twentieth century slovenian architect. used ancient athens as his model. back then the river was a major transport route. but actually got it all to transport taishan especially internationally that today is carried by rail and road used to go. down so. you don't go all the way from. the black sea to the become or to. the historic city center with its many square has been lovingly restored over the previous two decades. the exterior of the houses lining the river banks on the boardwalk have also had a maker of entrenched e

i think in twenty one thousand and twenty eighteen there are elections in slovenia in sweden let the stony of belgium poland and of course the european parliament and this is one of our top priorities as a company is just making sure that we.

there that they could get the democrats to blame them for stealing the election so we can have a sloveniaestigation or a tajikistan investigation or a solomon islands investigation. if you're the solomon islands ambassador, now would be a really good time to book a lunch with, say, mitch mcconnell soo it'll look suspicious on the wednesday morning after in november. and i don't want to give any ideas to the dnc or the f.b.i.,n but if the f.b.i. has any spare cambridge professors lying around that it would like to, you know, say to minor trump officials, you know, maybe a staffer to mitch mcconnell, oh, you know slovenia has the dnc e-mails. you've got to figure this is the time to move onto the next plot now that russia hasn't worked out. >> tucker: you're laughing about this, but the next independent counsel or four independent counsels for now will pull this tape and using it as evidence in your trial. >> that's right.n what did i know and when did i know it? but i mean, i mean, one other thing -- i mean, just to be serious here for a moment, because i don't really take this thing that

at 15 she has just won the international deaf tennis open in slovenia, a tournament for players of anyg regular competitions as well coming up — she is open—minded, she has got an exemplary attitude. so when you've got one of those it is easy. the tennis foundation are trying to get more people into tennis. personally it has been a big opportunity for me to help other people recognise this and join up for deaf tennis because it is 100% amazing. most days phoebe will either be training or competing and that is alongside her schoolwork. she is also making great strides against players who can hear. as for the future, she is reaching high. her aim is to be the best deaf tennis player in the world. after a one—year hiatus from the ring, manny pacquiao, is back in training ahead of his wba welterweight title fight with argentinian lucas matthysse. after losing his last fight on points to australianjeff horn, the outcome of this bout will be crucial to the filipino boxer‘s career and reputation, as our philippines correspondent, howard johnson, now reports. pac man's back, and there's no sig

langan hole over academic director at the institute for european studies and joining us from noble in slovenia near italy's border gianluca gentleman thank you very much for joining us. also lie i'd like to start with you. prime minister the whole he says that it actually didn't achieve anything in about sixty years of fighting yet the group says that it has reached the end of his journey what do we what do we understand from that visit did achieve one very major objective which was the murder and nine hundred seventy three. of. franco's apparently political successor. and that gave it a very very strong push and a very very strong prestige that him the impact of current or blanco's death however was dissipated by an increase in. terrorist campaign in. a murder campaign which. confused many and which has led over a contradictory path to the present so it is not an easy balance to deal with. there are i think voices even within the governing conservative party that are talking about returning basque prisoners to bass jails and so relieving the families of the need to travel for hours and hours

one it's the name of a village not far from tree esta in northeastern italy near the border with slovenia as well as the great that's generally used to make the wine only wines made in the beneteau and feel even next year junior regions can be sold as per second. plenty of interesting facts that you'll be able to chat about at your next. now we're heading to paris when old building has been completely modernized to house a new art center funded by the french department store chain lafayette it's called lafayette and his a patients and the dutch architect koolhaas was hired to retrofit the creative space but it's not just his architectural design that makes it unique. describes itself as france's first multidisciplinary cultural center and it's opened in paris is historic monterey district. it is not only displayed here it's also produced. the first work was completed during the construction phase. the video by french dancer and choreographer berger millipede said to music by baroque composer. mother the remodelling work is complete the center is ready to serve a wide range of artists. our

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i think in twenty one thousand and twenty eighteen there are elections in slovenia and sweden stonie a belgium poland and of course the european parliament and this is one of our top priorities as a company is just making sure that we that we do. we prevent anyone from trying to interfere in elections life the russians were able to in the u.s. presidential election in two thousand and sixteen and i outlined some of the roadmap for that earlier in the game plan is a combination of building more tools to identify fake accounts that are trying to interfere and take them down like we did in the french presidential election where we identified and took down more than thirty thousand accounts. a playbook of closer operation and cooperation with federal election commissions like we executed in the german elections in twenty seventeen and increase transparency which we think is is going to be very important. you know if you have the ads that every political actor or advertiser is trying to run to every audience the public. then there's just more accountability and if someone is trying to do

circulation is i'll be around for another couple of days so i predict higher breaks of flooding in slovenia maybe the balkans and certainly windy and unpleasant weather in that part of the western med is already happened in sicily it's happened in algeria and more especially tunisia strength the wind has been particularly noticeable and you see the circulation there as i say it's not going away it might move for example you got a picture on thursday of this northwesterly wind but probably in the sunshine but. the day beyond and it's their longest sunny but still windy. there with sponsored by. packet for us what were you hearing what were you seeing whether on line horrendous things humans all just. about that or if you join us on the sacked a lot of the major countries in the commonwealth have far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat base is a dialogue. about some of this excess if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making to. join the conversation. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on the al-jazeera says it hopes the u.s. will be si

system want to showers maybe most of the energy is in the showers here so from really greece through slovenia and switzerland particularly it's really you know we haven't we showers it will cool down overnight the circulation continues the showers continue is much the same place actually the winds going to be quite strong off the air coast you can see from that point of view and we're down to nineteen in warsaw but we're in the sunshine is still thirty here so the heat is still there for north africa this is the area where you know what to expect these wind rain not particularly warm to the east this streak of cloud hides the differential it's hot in us one not quite so in kyra. the weather sponsored by. going green bacteria in a. gas escaping from. this is really. in the for what happened. and. how counter the effects of climate change. on the fly and on the back of my meditations and the i just have to contend so. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on the high level u.s. delegation is in china trying to resolve a dispute that's pushed the two countries close to a trade wa

she had done a profile of melania trump, and she had gone back to slovenia where her, where melania's family had come from, and she wrote what i think most journalists was a fair and nice profile. but melania did not like it. and because melania did not like it, the trolls in the alt-right that are kind of stormtroopers decided to go after julia with the great vehemence. here's a picture of julia getting her head shot by a nazi. this is a common mow feoff, you put -- motif, you put a journalist in a gas chamber and have donald trump throw the switch. i won't necessarily read all of these, but here's another one. there's a picture of daniel day lewis. and i'll just tell you, daniel day lewis was not a member of the alt-right, he is -- at one time he was in, i don't know if you saw it, martin scorsese's "gangs of new york," and he played a nativist character named bill the butcher. and twitter allows you to take on any identity you want. and bill the butcher just happens to be a common one in the anti-semitic world. this is another one that i just bring out because it is another example

. >> everyone in slovenia is talking about it. >> seth: no, i think that's a thing people like. >> yeahever watches them. >> seth: i always assumed that after i left the room you all talked about how exciting it was that i told you about a film you might want to see. >> yeah, that's what we said. [ laughter ] that's definitely what we said. >> seth: do you think you're a good boss so far? >> i mean, i'm really lucky because i have -- i don't have any michelles on my staff. [ laughter ] so all my writers are really nice. >> seth: yeah. you would even write things on purpose just because you wanted to hear me say them. you didn't think they would work. >> yes. >> seth: you just thought they would delight you because i would fail, and you enjoyed my failure. >> it's fun. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] is there anything -- is there anything that you're not good at that they figured out that they want to make you do? >> yeah, no, they figured out almost immediately that i can't do accents. >> seth: yeah. >> and so they write into a lot of the jokes, me doing an accent, and i can't do -- like i

while he has a very anti-immigrant stance, his wife was born in slovenia. his first wife, ivana, also born outside the united states. they were very different people before the presidency. walk us through, right off the bat in your piece, what blew me away, the very different life she leads. she wakes up in her own bedroom. not something we normally see. she doesn't eat with the president. she really lives a life similar to a lot of moms out there. >> except she's not just any other mom. i think why this is so interesting is that if he wants to run again in 2020, she was a big part of dismissing allegations in the campaign about his alleged affairs. any sign of strain in the white house, you know, has a lot of political analysts wondering about really what is going on there. when we took a look and talked to a lot of people over the last several weeks, many people said it was really striking, how rare it is for them to spend much time together. >> you touch on how she has been caught sort of rebuffing the president's advances, you know, to put his hand on h

] >> one thing it's safe to say about you, done, is you know the difference between slovakia and slovenia. >> i do. absolutely. >> let me ask you a tough question. it is a technical thing but it's kind of fun. the president of the united states gets an allowance, you never have to cash a check while you are president. you won't have that problem but they have an allowance for parties and whatever and whenever they pass out the wine glasses and the hors d'oeuvres. the first lady gets to control all of that. she has the east wing. how are you going to handle that? >> well, you know, i got myself into a lot of trouble when i said i could be married within 24 hours if need be. [ laughter [ laughter ] . see that's what happens when you go to wharton, folks. it's one of those. i could handling it. i could handle it easily. i'm not sure that today being married, and i really could be married. you know, it is a one of those things. but i just got out of a marriage. >> so you will handle the soebl arrangements if you get elected president yourself. >> i will handling it reasonably myself or we wil

> and one thing it's safe to say about you, donald, you know the difference between slovakia and slovenia. >> i do. i do. i absolutely do. >> let me ask you a tough question. this is a technical thing, but it's kind of fun. the president of the united states gets an allowance to live on. that's why you never have to cash a check when you're president. they live off us, basically. you won't have that problem. they have an allowance for parties and whenever they pass out the wine glasses and have hors d'oeuvres. the first lady gets to control all that. she has the -- they call it the east wing. how are you going to handle all that? >> well, i got myself into a lot of trouble that i said could be married within 24 hours if need be. see, that's what happens when you go to wharton, folks. it's one of those. but i could handle it. i could handle it very easily. i'm not sure that today being married, and i really could be married, and, you know, it's one of those things. but i just got out of a marriage. >> so you'll handle the social arrangements if you get elected president yourself? >> i'll r

nations like slovenia, antigua, and bar buddha, outrank us. that's outrageous. to bert.d must one area we desperately need to do better is mental health. one in five americans, that's more than 40 million of to bert. one area us, suffer from a mental health condition. thankfully the affordable care act mandated for the first time that mental health services be included in coverage. but stigma and a persistent lang of access to care -- lack of access to keratin to prevent many from seeking treatment. it's estimated that more than struggling with a mental health condition cannot or do not receive the care that they need. this mental health awareness st month i want to challenge my colleagues to join efforts to end stigma and bringing these issues out into the open. a rally. send a tweet on available services in your district. host a round table with veterans who are struggling. do something, anything to help deconstruct the stigma. if every member of this house did something, that's more than 40 moments to help tear down the stigma that keeps too many struggling w

i think in 2019 in 2018 there are elections in slovenia, astonia, poland and the european parliament. and this is one of our top priorities as a company. is just making sure that we do that we prevent anyone from trying to interfere in elections like the russians were able to in the u.s. presidential election in 2016. and i outline some of the road maps for that earlier. the game plan is a combination of building more ai tools to identify fake accounts that are trying to interfere and take them down. like we did in the french presidential election. where we identified and took down more than 30,000 accounts. a play book of closer operation and corporation with federal election commissions like we executed in the german elections in 2017. and increased transparency which we think is going to be very important you know if you have the ads that every political actor or advertiser is trying to run to every audience be public then there's just more accountability and as someone who is trying to do that as a fake account it becomes more apparent. if someone as a political actor is just send

illinois will very likely lose multiple representatives of michigan ohio new york slovenia rhode island alabama and possibly minnesota. in the context of what we are trying to to do with the census obviously we have got to count everybody. we need m to know how many peope live within our borders but in the context of apportionment it seems to me it would be extremely important to know those who reside in our borders that are citizens. can you comment on that? >> thank you for your question congressman. the very important question one -- question in a very important issue. our letter speaks to our enforcement activities under section to the voting rights act and not the separate question of how separate seats are apportioned under the constitution.m >> with that in mind and just trying to think about this in the context of what we intended with the constitution and howard government functions. we are a nation of sovereign states and we elect representatives to come to washington. doesn't impact the number of senators we have but it impacts a number of federal funding for state projects a

host: she is from slovenia. but go ahead, james.aller: he has been accused of -- to me it seems like she is a weak person. how did she come to these united states? isn't it true that she came through prostitution, that she was a mail order -- host: she became a u.s. permanent resident in 2001, a citizen in 2006. she is the first presidential spouse to be born outside of the united states, since the wife of john quincy adams, who was born in england. liz, go ahead. caller: i thought that her announcement was admirable, however, it just lacks any consistency or role model of those behaviors, skills and other areas she is focusing on for children, when her husband and entire family has not displayed those skills and behaviors and attributes that she is trying to role model for the kids. say anything you do to help children is admirable, and that is why i said it was admirable, but i think it starts with demonstrating that by her actions and the actions of the first family. that is what is disappointing in all of this, it seems like jus