the festival director so full on sorn wants to offer his audience more. we don't want to lower the stereotypes of rule they try to bring together and mixture of great seven that are a survey of the movement to be cinematic landscapes of trouble speaking countries the film cloud whispers a debut for its director mixes comedy and drama. and. the serious topic of dimentia told with a light and poetic touch. with the big. it . director casting poto wanted to get away from typically german intellectualizing because we couldn't break out so much more from formulaic predictable storytelling and be more experimental on and dare to try different things on female as often. as i and. i'm joined by my colleague margaret kruger i want to go to see that twenty five. first of all why does german film need promoting in america well last year only eighteen german films made it into american cinema that's not many and not many people went to see them either having great successes in the fossil and they also have something in common they are all based on stories from german

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obama acting like a, quote, sister, excessively black in the estimation of the co-host and tucker carl sorn. >> i think he used the characterization ghetto. >> and the idea that barack obama would still be a state senator if he were white which is one thing that was said at a certain point. so the racial ty and railing against the congressional black caucus and political correctness. the congressional black caucus exists to blame the white man for everything and everyone knows it is true. that is the kind of thing said on his program. this is not revealing anything about the man's character view. all of that could be found at media matters website and listen to the clips and get the full context. and joining me karine jean-pierre and waleed shahid. when this broke over the weekend, this is not surprising stuff. although the quotes about the iraqis make me viscerally enraged because it is disgusting bigotry. don jr. said i think that real donald trump was the one to pave the way in response to the refusal to apologize, the acts of contrition. he talked in terms just because the mob wants to

. >>> president trump's daughter and sorn-in-law face criticism over their use of texts and e-mail messagesuse chairman ee i liej elijah cummings say it raises security concerns. he threatened to use alternative means if the white house does not provide more information. paula reed is at the white house with more on this story. paula, good morning. >> good morning. president trump spent much of the 2016 campaign criticizing hillary clinton for her use of personal e-mail. he even accused her of mishandling classified information. those same allegations are being made against his own family. a lawyer fort president's son-in-law, jared kushner, admits kushner used the program whatsapp in his official duties, including communication with people outside the u.s. the attorney confirms ivanka trump received e-mail on her personal account related to her official duties up until september 2017. the senior white house officials are prohibited from using personal accounts for work unless they copy an official account on the message or forward it. now, kushner's lawyer insists screen shots of his messa

governor bill richard sorn. appreciate your time this morning.hat american journalist his last on air report was monday and he was detailing guaido's return after defying the travel ban there he tweeted out which was his last tweet before he was detained he had called guaido's return triumphant. a couple big developments happening in venezuela as the crisis there continues. your thoughts this morning, sir? >> look, i think we are taking the right position backing guaido, insisting that this journalist be freed. you know, maduro is in trouble. no question we are on the right side. my worry, sandra, we need a democratic strategy that leads to free and fair elections. supervised by international observers and the key is the venezuelan military. the problem is they are still backing mard maduro. he has been in for close to 10 years. is he pretty resilient. there is a humanitarian crisis, too of food and medicine that needs to get to the venezuelan people. i support the administration's policy on guaido, but i think we need a diplomatic strategy, not