to most all from stein is about talking to me like having a discussion seventy percent of the time we spent together this child to go on. a trip back into our into the late one nine hundred eighty guitarist hollanders and keyboard push on the flock along with part of the legendary east berlin punk alfred feeling being. we were really lucky to meet up when you each of the from the old days and had something in common. you could have all come to nothing with the same music. the music isn't any better than other music i was. looking in a. place like a. mark amish china town would certainly make its mark the big breakthrough came with the one nine hundred ninety seven single angle which spent several months in the german charts. have released sixty two albums to date everyone gets. stuck tristar. the band's pension for explosive works well on the big screen two as seen here in the concert movie. paris view their tours to the berlin based band from mexico to japan and they show no signs of retiring. caspita forgotten that we enjoy touring and our concerts are always sold out i don't know w

restaurateur and author, rick stein. and author rick stein.'m going to meet him to find out how his love of simple ingredients and travel informs his writing and his cooking. in restaurant kitchens, everything is all prepped up before you start. this is a way of cooking fish which i really like, which is actually cooking it under the salamander. it's quite a sort of pure way of cooking. so there we go. rick stein, hello, and welcome. you have, as i say, written a lot of books. do you find the act of writing quite difficult? because you did at first, didn't you, the very first one you did? yeah, my first book was called english seafood cookery and i called myself richard stein, because "rick" sounded a bit racy, a bit american. was it difficult to write that one? yes, it was, because... now i have people helping me cook recipes, so the books i do now, i work with a girl called portia, and we talk food all day long, we cook together and then i write up the recipes, but in those days, i did everything myself, and the only way i could test the rec

joining me now jill stein, dr. stein, did you and gary johnson elect donald trump? my vote belong to hillary then you have to assume that gary johnson's vote belong to trump. if you put those two together, it delivers more support to trump than gary johnson delivers more to trump than my vote allegedly hurt clinton. the point i am making here is that voters deserve to actually vote for who they want and who they support. we know from another study and most people who voted for trump were not actually for him. they were voting against hillary clinton is their main motivator. the point is not whether we blame independent voters or blaming people who stay home. the blame belongs to two-party system which is essential out of step with the majority of voters. we know in fact that 60% of voters are clambering for a new independent party that'll not throw them under the bus. that will provide health care and education and that'll deliver a climate that we can live in for the future. the win-win here is not rocket science. there is a small simple voting reform that changes

work with most of the time stein is about talking to you and we like having great discussions seventy percent of the time we spend together is chatting on. a trip back in time to the late one nine hundred eighty guitarist how landers and keyboard push on flocka lawman were part of the legendary east berlin punk alfred feeling the. songs we were really lucky to meet up when you each of the from the old days and had something in common. you could have all come to nothing with the same music. the music isn't any better than other music. i was. looking to play a. treasure. literally markham's trying to sound would soon make its mark the big breakthrough came with the one nine hundred ninety seven single angle which spent several months in the german charts. have released sixty two albums to date everyone here. study choice study. the best pension for explosives set design works well on the big screen shoot as seen here in the concert movie tom stein paris. their tours to the berlin based band from mexico to japan and they show no signs of retiring. the trunks beautifully gotten we enjoy t

gallow went viral all hell broke loose his jill stein crushing the u.s. wall in russia in december twenty fifth thing she gets into the russian propaganda t.v. and sat at the table with mike flynn and putin keep in mind there was absolutely no reason for her to be there except to become a russian pole they're not the only ones who've been accused of colluding or working with russia anyone who doesn't toe the bipartisan anti russian line is obviously on the kremlin payroll now senator rand paul one of the strongest libertarian voices of the republican party is also under suspicion let's be honest minor parties are a nuisance to the two establishment parties that make up the two wobbly the fewer parties the better right no one old dilute votes but here's the question without minor party guests who. i've been scapegoated maybe i should just be one party safely protected from brushing involvement but there's only one surefire way and that's to have no elections at all samir khan r t washington d.c. . that's a wrap up of today's top headlines for now thanks fo

intel communities exact words for hosting a debate between johnson and stein and showing america that they had other choices besides the two establishment candidates are horrible prime apparently and then when an old photo of jill stein sitting next to blatter we're putting out an r.t.a. gallow went viral all hell broke loose his jill stein trashing the us wall in russia in december twenty fifth thing she attended a russian propaganda t.v. and sat at the table with mike flynn and putin keep in mind there was absolutely no reason for her to be there except to become a russian pole they're not the only ones who've been accused of colluding or working with russia anyone who doesn't toe the bipartisan anti russian line is obviously on the kremlin payroll now senator rand paul one of the strongest libertarian voices of the republican party is also under suspicion let's be honest minor parties are a nuisance to the two establishment parties that make up the two wobbly the fewer parties the better right no one old dilute votes but here's the question without minor party guests who would. bee

rick stein, thank you very much. it has been really nice, gavin. properly. look at that. i'd be happy to eat that. i'd be happy to eat that! in fact, i might eat that! hello. a story of two halves across the country today, england and wales seen the country today, england and wales seen the lion's share of the sunshine, a good deal of it. there was some cloud at times, things hazy, and the cloud was stubborn to go in scotland and northern ireland, where it thickened up enough to bring outbreaks of brain in scotland for a time. while high pressure was the dominating feature, and it will continue to build at the weekend, this weather front came across the far north of scotland. overnight, those outbreaks of rain will be mainly confined to the north and west of the highlands. elsewhere, dry, with clear spells in southern scotland. the clearest skies in england and wales, where there could be some patchy mist and fog. lows overnight, 11 to 16, not as warm as the nightjust gone. high pressure with us tomorrow, most will be dry and settled and again plen

rick stein, thank you very much. it has been really nice, gavin.roperly. look at that. i'd be happy to eat that. hello. if you had the sunshine on saturday, there is more to come on sunday. like saturday, though, there will be more cloud once again across northern ireland and scotland and, at times, more on that in a moment. some patchy rain for a time across the western start of scotland. some bright sunny spells the northern ireland even though there is a lot of cloud. but the lion's share of sunshine once again across england and wales. some fairweather cloud developing through the day. highs of 15 to 19 celsius for scotland. 21 for northern ireland. mid to high 20s celsius for much of england and wales, and getting close to 30 celsius for east anglia and south—east england. for many, it is a fine evening to come on sunday, with late spells of sunshine and clear skies overnight. but further north and west, i'm sure you can see, the cloud increasing, outbreaks of rain coming into scotland, northern ireland and slowly sinking its way south and eas

as you see with us we have sam stein, walter isaacson.t omarosa thinks he's unhinged. >> omarosa can secretly tape the president of the united states inside the white house, the fact that his lawyer and so-called fixer is taping the white house, what do you think the russians and the chinese -- >> what a useful idiot is what they are thinking. the fact that he would bring in someone close, that he would be so unbelievably reckless to bring in someone close who would audiotape their conversations. what kind of people do you have around you? again, he needs a wall around him. white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lam erelameer is with us. kasie hunt is with us. >> joe, are the google dolls cool or uncool? >> that's a good one. let me tell you something. the google dolls are cool. amazing. iris amazing. you know what if you don't like the dolls, if you don't think black balloons aren't the best songs of the '90s turn off the tv right now. >> and eamon javers is here. >> he often sings his questions to the white house staff a

one of those responsible is is rick stein.ingredients and travel informs his writing and cooking. in restaurant kitchens everything is all prepped up kitchens everything is all prepped up before you start. this is a way of cooking fish which i really like, under the salamander. a pure way of cooking. rick stein hello, and welcome. you have written a lot of books. do you find the act of writing quite difficult? yes, my first book was called english seafood cookery and call myself richard stine because rick sounded a bit racy and american. now i have people helping me cook recipes so i worked with people and talk all day long, put together and then write up recipes. but back then i did everything myself. we had lunches of seafood, with the load of recipes i had got down and the waiting staff would try out the recipes and hear what they said. there is a discipline to writing. it took me two years. the only way to do is to a little bit each day, particularly when i did the autobiography. you have to say i going to do a thousand wo

to see you. >> thank you, gail stein for finance. i manage the agency's advertising program. generally we have wraps on both busses and the light rail vehicles, and they go on busses based upon the yard. [please stand by] people take bus at random times but they tend to take at the same consistent time. i'm not sure how the schedules are different but i just want to be mindful of that and look how we are impacting our riders with the wraps on the windows and make looking at how often, like how the distribution is happening across the lines and in lines where we are having any major service or rerouting of stops and others, really trying to avoid having those wraps, because i think it's very difficult when you can't see out the window and not familiar with where the stop is going to be. i understand it's a small decision overall for busses and i know in the grand scheme of things, it's not significant but because we are allowing people to choose the sites, we have a big weekend this weekend, we bought advertising and you pick areas yo

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or in the small community of home stein right next to it. is imposed on the media that we're not just a military base we're an ordinary small town in rhineland faults we've got a song about salsa that in that there's two for more than six decades the u.s. military has brought economic prosperity to this region live just a bit old about it being discussed every five years there but it has also front weapons of mass destruction and veyron mental damage and no whites. are mature is vital to the peace and stability of of germany itself so we felt a feller something that the public had to tolerate. ramstein was also the scene of one of the worst aviation accidents in post-war german history. her. ramstein air base resembles small town america there are shopping centers housing complexes movie theaters and sports facilities all the creature comforts of home but for many military personnel ramstein is also their first introduction to europe . overflew free tolls it was all there about fifty five thousand americans living there right now that may co

in suter lugo mensch lays because stein the corn is not growing as it should normally we would not be able to see farmer christiane marking those pages and for the crops the plants should be two metres high by now but they have barely reached one metre fifty. one here come up and go thought if you can see here that the upper levels of the plant are barren and cold luther missed the earth the cobs should be about fifteen centimeters long by enough to ten to make the user not even five if i'm going to fly from. here. says it hasn't rained significantly since april he needs the corn as winter fodder for his cattle at the moment he's expecting thirty percent less yield if the weather doesn't change soon he says he'll have to do any merge and see harvest. the most literally do we need a proper rain. shower won't do it and it's always going to get on. the meadow next to the corn field has dried up completely there's nothing there for the cows to graze on instead paid us and has to buy expensive feed. this patricia counts and it was in the end it hits my pocket and somehow i have to find mon

bring in economy ben stein. great to see you by the way.e have trump, trudeau, media leaks, what could possibly go wrong? of course something would go wrong. what do you think about what happened today? >> i don't think anything bad happened today. i don't think anything serious is going to happen. canada and the u.s. have best relations of any two large countries with a long border ever had in the history of mankind. it will not end over this, over automobile parts, over steel, aluminum, dairy or anything. this will take time to get worked out. but eventually we'll be friends again. it's a joke. matt and trey, and their show, wonderful comedy show on comedy central used to make jokes about us going to war with canada. it will not happen. we're not going to war with canada. they are our friends. liz: talks are rocky for a year. more than a leak hanging it up, but dairy barriers. i don't think that chrystia freeland don't know that trump will say aggressive things off the record. i don't think the president can be shocked about media leaks b

and then i've done stein and stuff mama kindred spirits like mama bernstein delighted in extremes his shop incident is matched by an overwhelming emotionality . with the sciatic. mahler being jewish being to conduct to being a composer not always being accepted i mean different things in life. i think the comparison is good with leonard bernstein when another person and i would discuss mahler i felt as if i was speaking to a composer that's what the fascinating part as i was thinking why do i get so involved. so there. rick after i finish a movement of the most information i'm out of breath and drenched. and shaking. my stomach is a bit my throat somewhere why not just stand there and beat time and let all this happen by itself. and i realize i kind. to morsi kamala's is in vain mahler's music was received with mixed feelings and vanity feelings as far as outright rejection of his. i think he believed that he had to do something for mana because mahler was underexposed as a result of the political conditions decades earlier saying for the people they were the focus of the great beauti

sam stein is back. sam, let me start with you. it seems like wi we often over read the results of a special election. if you prevail, you read into it, project onto it national import. if you come up short, you make it local. that doesn't seem like an excuse the republicans have for this district. being this close does not mean anything good for republicans right now. >> yeah, and i wouldn't just, you know -- don't take just this one race. look at the totality of races that have been done. the congressional ones, state legislative ones, the senate. in each instance democratic turnout is not far exceeding. democratic turnout is greater than it was in 2016 and far greater than the republican growth in turnout. what that builds up to is a likely wave. we don't know if it will be across the board. but the more interesting thing to me i guess from last night is that republicans find themselves in a little bit of a box. on the one hand, donald trump's incredible unpopularity has hurt the party politically obviously. but on the other han

tonight, economist ben stein is fired up, ready to take on democrat elizabeth warren. a counter capitalism push getting growing headlines from liberal media despite its really nasty underside. this is about making losses great again. >>> also millenials furious about president trump even as jobless rates for young americans drop to their lowest level in more than 50 years. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching. money, politics, we deliver the debate. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. the dow getting a triple digit boost today, closing up 110 points at 25,669. more on your money in just a second. let's get to turkey, on the brink of a major recession and default on its debt. here's what's going on. the lira plunging. turkey stock market, losing $50 billion in just two weeks. this as the white house is set to tighten the vice. it is doubling metal tariffs on turkey just last week for not releasing pastor andrew brunson and now this. president trump saying the u.s. will pay nothing to turkey for the release of the detained pa

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the libertarian johnson, 2 and jill stein, 1. they are defending the current system and moved to dismiss the lawsuit. i asked the former san francisco mayor what he thinks of the prop portionnal plan. >> well i think it would be a good idea. as a matter of fact the electoral college ought to be a abolished. we should elect people to public office at the highest level by a majority vote process. >> amendments are incredibly difficult to get passed one way around that would be to -- >> if you would start di vying up accord to go the percentage of votes the president won. how would that affected clinton versus trump. >> if you run the numbers across all 50 states, clinton would have narrowly but she would have won. for example in 2017 going to ton ald and visa versa texas. so you gain and give up. >> but you also have to give whatever the percentage to some nothing candidate that showed up. suddenly we're not talking -- talking about somebody who earned 50% of the total vote but someone with a majority of all the votes. >> so you go

power being passed from father to son is a common feature in lebanon stein mastic politics although he was only four months old when his father was killed nadeem was a prominent member of the kids at a party. over. policeman i think. you can call it inheritance you can call it the easy way to do things but what i believe is that i believe in the same cause of my own and i have the same values and ethics of doing politics. christian are part of the. people of lebanon and of course we cannot live in lebanon if we don't get into them the freedom and the security. was the defender of the question during the civil war when we were doing our election campaign in the spa region people would say that as shafi a without the. white male has popularity here and they see him as the continuation of that political ideology. they see between all the communities between the sunnis and the street between the christian and the muslim steve between. all this is based on the fact that no one trusts the community the system guarantees government posts to all the main parties but it can also mean politician

from frazzled reasons but it shouldn't be that voting for jill stein is ineffective over donald trumph it was in many of the swing states that ultimately determined the results. if we had a system each statement said we're going to be right choice voting so you vote for your first choice and your second choice and even your third choice, then you could vote for jill stein and mitchell ,igned as an win, then the vote your second vote would be allocated to whoever you voted for, so if you vote jill stein in the hillary clinton, although jill science and donald trump would be better than hillary clinton, the point is there is no reason we should force people to cohere into these very crude categories of republicans and democrats when there are so many more interesting and diverse views from the left to the right that we ought to be encouraging in our political process not suppressing. of thehe editors promised her what her an editorial about your effort and here's what they said. as of the founders greater the electoral college because it provided one last an important check against the

and sam stein is back with us, a politics editor at the daily beast. so josh, tone and tenor of day one so far. what was the dynamic like in the courtroom? >> well, it was quite surprising, i think, to see the vigor with which rick gates was thrown under the bus by paul manafort's campaign team. i should say his defense team. we were all expecting that there would be an effort to dirty gates up as a witness, but to suggest as manafort's attorneys did that the entire enterprise that the government was alleging essentially all of the fraud, the whole special counsel case stands on the shoulders of rick gates was a rather startling argument to hear from manafort's team. and that was in fact the central thrust of their defense. we had a pretty good sense of what prosecutors were going to say and how they were going to blame manafort for what took place here and described the luxury goods that he was indulging in and often pays for with transfers that came directly from bank accounts in shell company names in places like cypress and the grenadines. but the

>> brian: columnist mark stein here.here are times when you have to split hairs to find the problem. we don't have to split hairs here. socialism, let's just embrace it? >> right, 20 years ago during the clinton era when you watched campaign ads, the democrats all ran as pseudo-conservatives. i am fred smith. i am on tough on crime. you had to wait in the the end to find out if this was a republican or democrat pretending to be tough on crime or the rest. i understand that's frustrating. they want to let their inner leftist out. the last cycle moderate democrats got associated with the clinton campaign. hillary is just someone whose turn it was and running a phoney balony foundation and getting 7 figure sums from saudi princes from doing nothing. that tainted the dictic party. with cynthia nixon the romance is on the far left. they are moving farther and farther left. >> brian: you have that 28-year-old who upset crowley and she lives in fear of any follow-up question on any topic. >> i can't remember if it was lenin or

neil: ben stein has been among those who say i'm not a market timer or not smart enough to know exactlyg to happen but i am smart enough to know for the long-haul i'm investing in stocks it's a good bet. he's been proven right time and again, and he's next. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory updates. & he'll find the same shoes in your store that he found online he'll be one happy, very forgetful wide footed customer. at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on. that's the power of &. & if your customer also forgets socks! & you could send him a coupon for that item. designed to save you money. wireless network whether you use your phone to get fit. to find meaningful, thoughtful, slightly-weird gifts. or just to know which way you're facing right now. however you use it, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. ask how you get xf

the one sitting there is a jill stein. i mean, there are democrats will tell you stein may have cost them a lot about industry states, wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. i don't know how many she got but it may have had a factor. beyond that we know about flynn, we know about manafort's can we know about the nra. we know about the center for the national interest. we know they try to hack into the republican national committee and various senators to attack democratic national eating clinton campaign and then attacked 20-30 state election. that's since 2016. what they're doing it is not a matter of public record but it's clear they're doing it because intelligence communis, and said it's going to be, this is going on already. and as part of the cyber activities they've attacked the american electric grid is if ts is all a matter of public record. i'm not making it a step. it's not personal. what's really at stake is the integrity of the democratic process in the united states and abroad. plain and simple. what are the o

trish: ben stein was giving a lesson in economics. it was smoot-hawley tariffs.e was talking about the depression and he was explaining in this lesson to these high schoolkids that didn't want to be there, exactly what tariffs would do to the world economy and sure they did in the 1930s. how do we make sure we're not going to be another lesson? >> there is important distinction. the smoot-hawley tariffs, people were protectionist in those days and were intending to have protectionism in the united states. i do not believe the president trump is protectionist. i believe in the end he wants to lower all tariffs and sometimes you just have to threaten people. >> yes. trish: you have to be able, get them to come around to your side of things. >> exactly of the endgame is not to erect tariffs. the endgame is to get rid of them. he is using them in order to get rid of them. he is fighting fire with fire. >> that is exactly right. trish: good stuff. thank you, guys. we have a lot coming up. paul, adam, thank you for your time. peter strzok, the fbi agent that sent thous

but the key is, rosen stein's response. if rod rosenstein overrules the special counsel, then his report goes up to the hill and is broadly available. it's possible that rosenstein could agree with whatever mueller's request is, and then the report would have limited circulation. but the bottom line here is that whether or not mueller writes sort of a fulsome report, the amount of circulation it gets will largely be a function of rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general's call in this regard. >> sam, what do you think of the over, under as to when the report will leak, 10, 15 seconds? >> no one has picked up on this. about a week ago, rudy giuliani put in a tweet that the president's team was preparing their own report. now, i don't know why or what they're doing here. i don't know if they're interviewing people. but i have a feeling that they're going to drop that report about the time of the mueller report. >> i'm sure president trump's report will be a tweet. >> very honest, very formative, based on pure facts, i'm su

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republicans getting elected because of a third-party, he conveniently brought up ralph nader, jill stein, he conveniently forgot about democrats getting elected because of candidates like ross perot or ron paul. another issue brought up was having the states decide individually about how they were going to run their state as far as electoral votes. if we had had that option hundred years ago, the civil war might not of took place. correction for the lady: about 60,000 people died in the civil war, she forgot zero, it was 600,000. host: the topic of foreign aid being discussed with the trump administration and the office of management and budget struck to the state department and the u.s. agency for international development earlier this month ofprovide a balance sheet foreign aid projects that are not been funded unless commerce intervenes, the money may be returned to the u.s. treasury and the end of the fiscal year on september 30, a scramble is on to allocate the money before the administration announces he expected change, which would freeze billions of dollars left in the story as i

stein set and his family moved from oslo a few years ago and they wanted to live in harmony with nature by starting a camel farm they want to promote sustainable tourism on the yard and. they're also working on a cultural center they hope it will become a meeting point for different people institutions and organizations. a place where ideas and projects for a sustainable future. the sector and family is using social media to help promote their ambitious project. they're looking for support to realize they dream. something really would like to. volunteer workers to come up here and. both experience and see how beautiful it is. an experience to work in this fantastic nature. work with the camels and also. help us to build up this center. and best make themselves at home in northern scandinavia a danish documentary film about them is due for release in twenty eighteen. want to know more about european lifestyle and culture visit euro max on facebook. you'll find highlights from our program. three hundred sixty degree videos of the most beautiful places in europe and snapshots taken by our

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2016 greenport presidential candidate jill stein.er entire platform was there's no difference between clinton and trump. as soon as the election is over, she said, oh, no, we can't let trump win, we've me money for a recount and i'll save you from him. she collected $7.3 million. talk about the green party -- ( audience reacts ) sometimes you get so blinded by revenge that you don't realize you're playing yourself. my high school principal told me to stop acting up in class, so i stopped showing up entirely. i never graduated. take that, mr. samuelson! >> trevor: didn't that produce some inadvertent negative ramifications? >> i don't even understand the words you just said. ( laughter ) trevor, i'm deeply concerned about how people are getting taken advantage of, which is why i've decided to help resisters resist getting scammed. i've set up a fundraising side, cash for kosta.com, and i'm going to use the money people give me to stop all these drifters once for all, because if i can just raise $100,000, i will be able to increase my