bring in economist ben stein to react to that. this is kind of hello mr. stein, dr.. you know we heard from larry kudlow. president over and over, 2020 will be socialism versus capitalism. is it a kind of winning political and economic argument do you think, what do you make of the way the white house is selling isn't. >> if the white house can sell it right, not grammatically, the most winning strategy there ever has been. socialism is suicide pill for the united states of america. socialism is anti-freedom, anti-religion, socialism is is national ruin that any kind of country has tried it. don't get me wrong, we have some forms of socialism in america. national federal bank insurance. we have a federal government old age plan. i know because i'm part of it. we have a federal government health care plan for, almost all old people. but the idea of government pushing everybody else out of the energy business is a terrifying idea. everybody out of the health insurance business, terrifying idea. why did they come up with this. connell: how do you sell that part of it? y

sam stein, nancy cook, bill kristol.you coming on tonight. >> thanks, brian. >> and starting off this week's conversation. >>> and coming up, more on the many legal challenges that may, indeed, be distracting this president. >>> and later, as americans hear from the 2020 hopefuls, we look at the money they are raising, the headlines they are making, and not just that young man. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a monday night. can we talk? we used to play so beautifully together. now we can barely play anything... even cards with the girls. if you have bent fingers, and can't lay your hand flat, talk to your doctor. it may be dupuytren's contracture. your hand is talking. isn't it time you listened? there are nonsurgical options. take the first step. and learn more about dupuytren's. at factsonhand.com ♪ this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and run

sam stein, nancy cook, bill kristol.you coming on tonight. >> thanks, brian. >> and starting off this week's conversation. >>> and coming up, more on the many legal challenges that may, indeed, be distracting this president. >>> and later, as americans hear from the 2020 hopefuls, we look at the money they are raising, the headlines they are making, and not just that young man. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a monday night. ♪ you know reliable support when you have it, and that dependability is what we want to give our customers. at comcast, it's my job to constantly monitor our network. prevent problems, and to help provide the most reliable service possible. my name is tanya, i work in the network operations center for comcast. we are working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> you've been in contact with the southern district of new york, is that true? >> i am in constant contact with the southern district of new york, regarding ongoing investigations. >> is there any other wrongdoing or illegal act

sam stein, nancy cook, bill kristol.you coming on tonight. >> thanks, brian. >> and starting off this week's conversation. >>> and coming up, more on the many legal challenges that may, indeed, be distracting this president. >>> and later, as americans hear from the 2020 hopefuls, we look at the money they are raising, the headlines they are making, and not just that young man. "the 111th hour" just getting started on a monday night. started on a monday night. flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. but i'm more than a number. when i'm not teaching, i'm taking steep grades and tight corners. my essilor lenses offer more than vision correction with three innovative technologies for my ultimate in vision clarity and protection together in a single lens: the essilor ultimate lens package. so, i can do more of what i love! buy two pairs of essilor's best lenses and get a $100 back instantly.

prehensile to me this was shown in the cracker museum of modern not i simply want to try to defend stein in this really i talk to fight think it's your fault i'm not a fan but ok that's the way to use in our permissive society. u.s. special representative for some foreigner venezuelan elliott abrams says moscow will pay a price for its military presence there and sanctions are a real possibility russia's refused to put its forces out of the country following demands from president trump there are things we can do. it turns in terms of thank we have options and i think it would be in. the russians who think they have the free hand here they don't all the threats don't end there the u.s. national security advisor john bolton has warned other nations against deploying military assets to venezuela such actions would be viewed as a direct threat to peace and security in the region he said hitting hitting on a strong response washington is all in what it says is bringing democracy into venezuela it seems though that not all of the countries are eager to follow that lead. you know if you or. th

is outrageous while the israeli foreign minister is insisting the clip should be deleted this from stein cliff using the holocaust for advertisement purposes is shameful and uncalled for we joined the many voices calling for his immediate removal of the band and its record label are yet to respond to the criticism earlier daniel hawkins discussed the reaction to ramstein new video with independent journalist a lucrative a and historian efraim zuroff. fact of the matter is that they did what they did. it's available to anyone who wants and this is really in that the way to deal with the subject as sensitive as the holocaust they are if i may say on the good side of course and they bring the message of the horror of the camps to young people working class people who probably don't have a clue really even in germany of what happened sixty years ago it's true that somehow it is not bad here it is it's not clear what the messages and it's basically no no this is not education seminar this is just rammstein is way of tracking people from is that something you'd agree with that there shouldn't

they should put their vote to work and not just express concerns. >> sam stein, it seems as though many of these republicans were maybe hoping that a federal court would step in and issue an injection quickly that could make their vote a little bit more academic on this but it looks like they will have to face a real decision on this. >> yeah, i think for a certain number of them, they actually would welcome this decision. the outcome is well-known. there won't be two-thirds to over ride the veto so this will be decided in the courts and so for a few senators who are in tough spots in the 2020 cycle, this is a way to both show your independence from president trump, come out as not incredibly conservative on immigration policy and also strike a tone of a sort of a strict constitutional conservative so for corey gardener up for a very tough reelection fight in colorado with a fairly descent hispanic voting block, this might be a welcome sign that you get to register disapproval with this emergency decoloration. >> let's listen to what the president said on saturday. >> i watch good peopl

. >> all right, sam stein. how do the democrats handle this and how good a look will it be if they skip a step and subpoena robert mueller directly? >> well, from my conversations with democrats, there is sort of a weird internal divide in the caucus right now. no one wants to tarnish robert mueller. they think it, in fact, would be impossible after having spent months building him up. the question really is over whether they just move on from what's happened here, whether to focus on different issues and leave the russia matter behind. and then of course there's a part of it that simply won't allow that, either because they're emotionally tied to it or also because they strategically think it's unwise to do so. so what we can expect is that the committees, whether it's judiciary or oversight, is going to be calling up bob -- sorry, bill barr first. in part because he is the one who made the decision and wrote the memo and they want to make sure they can get information out of him before they bring back mueller

that's because their strategy has worked it's gotten people talking it is stirring controversy but i'm stein know what they're doing they've built an entire career on provocation. even their name is provocative it's a reference to an air show disaster that left seventy people dead at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. and they've been using shocking imagery since the one nine hundred ninety s. that includes imagery of sexual violence of german nationalism cannibalism all to get people's attention they know how to play the outrage machine that is so days media and here we are unable to ignore it now i should say the lyrics of this new song deutschland are not exactly glorifying nazi germany they are somewhat critical that they call germany arrogant but they are employing. the shock value of these images but we've already had several prominent jewish figures here in germany already voicing their disgust and that's right even before the full clip came out there was this promo video that we saw even germany's anti semitism commissioner came out to condemn that promo clip a little earlier

less in the programme talking about the game here at scott stein.ht going? i think the games over the last two years have been a point. i'm going for a scotland win tonight. i have a good feeling. they have to believe in themselves and put that performance and for 80 minutes. and maybe help the rain stays away. ed is coming down now but hopefully there will be slightly better conditions by the time we get to kick off that is it for sportsday. six nations across the bbc tonight. goodbye. hello. good evening. a bright start today in many places but it did not last. cloud and rain working from the west, setting us up for another weekend, called off and windy and we will see some rain and snow over high grounds, still the potential for some sunny spells and between those unsettled outs of weather. during tonight, the rain today clears away. clear spells and a fresh clutch of heavy downpours moving across northern ireland into england and further snow this south. further south, a relatively mild night. tomorrow, the first lumber what weather will slide a

hello welcome to news from the world of ops and culture the graham stein have made a career out of controversy but have they now gone too far my colleague david leavitt's is here because people are saying they've crossed a red line this time their way to start is a video that involves concentration camps. we'll have more about that in a minute but also coming up. in the gulf state of qatar for the opening of this spectacular national museum. and we meet german show. there's a polish restaurant then and is ranked among the best in the world not bad for a one time gang member by. ramstein by far germany's biggest rock group internationally finning stadiums around the world with a distinctive visceral brand a very hard rock not going to release their first new album in ten years and david the promotion has already started with sort of their first music video from that album came out today it sparked a huge controversy a huge debate in the press and online it features members of the band's dressed as holocaust victims. as.

mark stein joins us. what were the skin colors in dr. suess?luded only 2% of the characters in dr. suess are persons of color and that's a problem. i find the world problematic problematic, because it's a way for social justice warriors to label anything they don't like without engaging it in a coherrent way. there may be reasons only 2% of characters in dr. suess are person of color. there are not same-sex marriage in jane austen. authors are entitled to write about the characters they want to right about. living novelists, the best selling american novelist scribeer told me because she writes about women who are not white like herself. if a white woman writes in the voice of a black man she is culturally appropriating. you can't win either way. what these culture vandals are doing trying to make us live in a permanent year zero as they called it in cambodia. we have no culture inheritance. >> tucker: no art is being created because it can't be. i thought of you when i read this. the world's best bridge player got busted for doping. his name w

four nil with a goal that will live long in the memory for polson and light sake the beat rooney yeah stein for a third time becoming the first player ever to score a bonus league a hat trick for light seek ye january signing amadou haidar rounded off the route of if five nil and like to get in control in the race for the champions league or as he. likes it's close his challengers munching lot but have hit a rough patch of form lately and they had another tough day against just a little off in the six minute benita runs passive aided mathias didn't and found rowan henning's being fired in the opening goal was soon after the hosts doubled their late run and was again the creator this time kevin sterger was the beneficiary was. the disallowed of attack was relentless henning's out in his second of the game you pick a ball run and of course provided the a six five with just sixty minutes some of the game was as good as over. previously this season just last hadn't scored a single goal the fall of the twenty second minute. contacted police go back through dennis second ria but their hold on a t

ben stein and megan alexander join us with what it says about class wealth in society. r kelly back in court asking the judge to cut his child support payment and fox news caught up with him. >> did you get your child payments? anything reduced today? too long. ♪ ♪ now i'm wondering if your loves still strong. ♪ ♪ ooo baby, here i am, signed, sealed, delivered, i'm yours ♪ applebee's 3 course meal now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. .. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need, and still save hundreds of dollars. do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data by the gig or get unlimited. and now get $250 back when you buy a new samsung galaxy. click, call, or visit a store today. ♪ >> shannon: full house actress lori locklin

embellished, not many 2-year-olds are proficient, i would assume. >> shannon: actor and author ben steinegan alexander, thank you both for joining us. i want to start with you because when i heard the name, i keep getting corrected i'm not sure what it is, because of the genre that she's in, she's the star of hallmark of their series, is this going to affect her differently? >> i think this is different from other celebrity scandals because of the type of entertainment she does. the hallmark channel is known for wholesome, friendly, faith-based -- she's the face of that brand, the main star. we talk about how holiday movies are so popular but they have a television series that has a rabid, devoted fan base. i'm part of the facebook page, we call ourselves hearties. people are in an uproar over this and there are two reactions that are going on. some people say we buy into this content and we buy into these actors, they believe in the parts that they play, some people are calling for her to be fired. you have some on the other side saying our faith calls us to grace, redemption, forgivene

blanken stein made. if you would take a look at those. these are statements -- the worst statements he made i didn't print. some that are really unspeakable in the halls of the senate, and unbelievable to me and in the year 2018 when he said these -- would you be willing to read any us? oud to his statement. >> the words here, are not words that i would use. >> i guess that means no, right? if you're not willing to say those things to the committee, do you think -- he wrote these last year. they were written in 2018. do you think someone who wrote them, someone who feels that way about people of color should be in charge of enforcement anti-discrimination laws? >> senator, i understand what you're getting at. and i can tell you that the matter in total that happened last fall when statements were covered by the press is a matter that was referred to the inspector general by my predecessor. he made that public. it's not appropriate for me to comment. >> yet, he still works there, correct? >> cent. >> he was hired by your predecessor. when

particularly when you consider rod rosen-style stein's involvement in steining those fisa warrants when the investigation was getting going. having rosenstein still there through the process is political insulation for the president. again, the president is putting a lot of faith and trust in bill barr. but i would assume that because of his stellar reputation barr is going to go through this thing with a fine tooth comb to make sure nothing is released publicly that shouldn't be out there. you're talking about intimate conversations between the president and his top aids, stuff that you want to not get out in the public. >> excellent reporting from the chief white house chris wallace, fox news sunday host. we were talking a moment ago we had an ink ling this might be coming out. i appreciate you tap dancing with me a little bit, two-page letter, it's pretty brief. and what stands out for you, chris? >> well, it strikes me as imminently reasonable offer, not really an offer, a declaration by the attorney general, the fact is that the report was only given to, at what, 5:00 a week ago, s

that's what's been stein stein many. think the question may be. >> i'm just relating it back to the a dia of compromise. >> these are world issues, not national issues. so how do you deal with that? >> maybe i'll be on c-span again and. >> are we required to solve all of the problems? >> these are great questions and these are all part of the incoherence of the current moment. there isn't a clear vision for how to move forward in the old framework to address these problems. >> i'm going to take one more. then we will try to get you up here. >> it was mentioned earlier about the constitutional convention and benjamin franklin's comments. i would appreciate some insights. i grew up in the philadelphia area shortly after before the constitution when i went to school, we were taught the constitution was based primarily and not solely on the judeo-christian ethics. i have come to understand that your coordination constitution was a factor as well. i thought franklin was one of the primary persons with insights into that. i'm

so barr along with rosen stein went ahead and made the decision. well we don't see information for or against. can't decide. so what we have right now is likes a precis if you will. and that is not enough to satisfy anyone. and anyone in the 420-0 vote in the house said we want to see the entire report. one way or another you are going see the a lot more if not the entire report. >> what we've gotten so far, are you surprised any gig that's come out? >> i'm a little surprised mueller went ahead and gave so much authority to the attorney general. now special council rules are different this time around than they have been in the past. perhaps that is part of it. but clearly the attorney general had a good deal of discretion here. once that discretion is kicked in place we have that wall, if you will, between what the real issue, perhaps, and what the attorney general is saying. we don't know yet which gets back to we. we need to see everything. and i think even the republicans want to see everything. >> there a winner in all this? i'm hearing it lea

the piano stein host is also breaking down barriers in twenty seven teams she made history in germany by becoming the first female to officiate a top level mismatch. my name is. she's the first woman to referee a game in the bundesliga for any top european men speak. she's not too keen on the limelight however especially not on account of my gender but she is in the limelight because she's a woman a female referee a trailblazer to be honest i'm house on wonder woman grown more will definitely a prior. own rules being your call and being a referee is very similar. until my responsibility falls to performing for all the female referees around the world. the german bundesliga is definitely one of the worldwide its most respected football leagues all over and so having a few men official here is really a big foot stuff in general for few minutes. speed limits so much focus on the other stuff. the stuff. is the. choice of the stick it's. the main challenge in refereeing is to control twenty two totally different players told me different characters. on a certain number of square metres wit

barr says he and deputy attorney general rodriguez seven stein, two trump appointees decided the evidence was not sufficient. >> the conclusions raise more questions than the answers. >> reporter: democrats like jerry nadler are calling on barr to release the full report and testify before congress. >> we can't rely on what may be a hasty partisan interpretation of the facts. >> reporter: the president's allies are ready to move on. >> this should end the debate once and for all and america should come first. >> reporter: barr intends to release as much of the special counsel's report as he can. mola lenghi, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> over the 22 month investigation, mueller's team brought charges against 34 individuals including six advisors to the president. >>> a number of politicians are calling for the report to be released in full. kamala harris said she is an advocate for transparency and during a rally in san francisco, independent vermont senator and presidential candidate bernie sanders reacted to the report. >> on one side we will hear the decision not to charge trump reflects

welcome back to the program german rock band rob stein is feeling the i'm sure of the jewish community across the globe over a video promoting the group's new single and looks at germany's postes present and future but it's the part to fix in the holocaust that straw to major backlash is being described by some as frivolous and their response will. we'll talk to the nine minute video shows the finding historical moments like the formation of the vine my. republic and the emergence of the nazi party the lyrics are said to show the struggle with german identity saying we want to love you and damn you someone in a jewish community say it's outrageous while the israeli foreign ministry is even insisting the clip should be banned. this ramstein using the whole cost purpose this is shameful and called for we joined the many voices calling for immediate removal of the band and its record label of yet to respond to the criticism i discussed earlier the reactions around the new video with freelance journalist luke levy and historian efraim zuroff. back to the matter is that they did what they d

income prehensile to me this was shown in the cracker museum of my not i simply want to try to defend stein in this case because it is not that bad of course it's not brilliant i don't think it's your fault i'm not a fan but tom ok that's the waiters in our permissive society. other news despite your special counsel robert muller finding no evidence of russian collusion in american elections in twenty sixty the still a list of accusations hanging over moscow next and donald quarter breaks down a few more of them force. those all knowing russians have been busy scheming for the last few years manipulating the world as they see fit the western media politicians and the elites say they're responsible for rex tillerson getting hired and rex tillerson getting fired weaponize ing information and weaponize ing misinformation even humor is a weapon. using jokes and the anger of black americans to forward their sinister agenda sowing discord by promoting sex toys on social media. trying to microwave the brains out of u.s. diplomats in cuba oh wait scientists have found that that was just crickets ac

>> reporter: cnet's scott stein says that presents a challenge for the tech giant. >> the tv field isfragmented, apple has work cut out for them. >> reporter: but apple has one advantage over the competition. there are more than 1.4 billion apple devices in use around the world. each one of those owners is a potential customer. those people may also be interested in the new apple news plus service. >> this is going to take apple news to a whole new level. >> reporter: for $9.99 a month, users get access to over 300 magazines. and you can now pay for it with the new apple credit card. payment can be made by a titanium card or through the phone and offers back a cash incentive. hoping to boost its bottom line. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on the "morning news," houston, we have a problem. why a plan for a historic all-female spacewalk has been cancelled. >>> and a cuddly fixture at the san diego zoo will return to china soon. this is the "cbs morning news." febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze. you wouldn't

comprehensible to me this was shown in the cracker museum of modern not i simply want to try to defend stein in this case. of course it's not really ok that's the way to use in our permissive society. the u.s. special representative for venezuela says moscow will pay a price for its military presence there and sanctions a real possibility russia is refusing to pull its forces out of the country following demands from president trump. there are things we can do. in terms in terms of thank we have options and that i think it would be a mistake and the threats don't end us national security advisor john bolton has warned other nations against deploying military assets to venezuela he said such actions would be viewed as a direct threat to peace and security in the region and thing on a strong response but while washington is all in in what it says is bringing democracy to venezuela it seems that not many other countries are eager to follow that lead. you're still it or. that the the numbers that if you haven't had any success in convincing the anyone else's. and you're right. the two russian mi

into the warriors home immediately following -- >>> another first for san francisco beer maker anchor stein, it's the first craft brewery to unionize. the 123-year-old brewer have voted to form a unit of the international long shore and warehouse union. workers are asking for better hours and benefits. according to the chronicle, they're dealing with shorter lunch breaks, reduced sick days and more expensive health benefits. anker was bought out in 2017. anchor steinis considered the birthplace of american craft beer. >>> nearly complete on what has been at&t park. they're installing the oracle sign at the entrance to the ballpark. they're adorning the exterior of the stadium. work is still on the way on the scoreboard sign. this is the fourth name. it was original pack tell park and then at&t park. they have naming rights for the next 20 years. >> you would never know. it looks exactly like the other logos and fonts. they did a good job. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., an announcement from tesla. >>> jussie smollett due in court. what a judge is expect today ask him. >>> the bay area museum celebra

your colleagues your brother stein and you were must on the powerful frost cosmos i congratulate you with the successful first test flight of the new spaceship thank you on behalf of space six we've always admired your rohit spacecraft technology. and. by the dozen for me more news of the hour this is art international. crises gone into a nihilistic theme. thank you gotta. get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlatans the genius of this place especially american hero this is a point about how much hollywood is done something we always are on the current system. called culture saying. we're starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more on the net it may be completely different and a mystery. there was no trade or labor there's an environment standouts in the original nafta fifty five years ago. out. relations were more punitive but now the revision is very very close intertwined so i think it's ok to have a new treaty and you negotiation. this is a stic

joseph: my guess is bill barr stein,s deputy rod ros the last thing they wanted to do washe to be tinaliders on the department of justice side. that being said, it was handed to them without a recommendation made, and in my view, they probably said, what choice do we have. this was a criminalio investigatbeing run by theme justice depart through the special counsel, and the public needed to know was there a criminal case here. bob mueller did not answer the question, so the attorney general said, i have to. laura: there are many calls for the mueller report to beade public. do you think that will happen given various legal hurdles? t joseph: it will happen, t overnight. the calls for it to be immeately handed over are completely implausible. there should be every effort for maximum transparency, but we have to do this right. in my view, i expect we will e a redacted version of the report in the near future with possibly a full version goi to congress for a closed-door view only. it will be a matter of time before the justice department can properly go through the report and figure out w

aing in part, quote, barr's potential bias -- he'll sit down with rod rosen stein and mueller himself to see how much of this report he can make public. that process can take days, if not weeks. given all that classified information that's in the report. >> both house republicans and democrats voted overwhelmingly to make the mueller report public. so we'll see what happens. the pressure is on, mona, thank you. >>> and the claim from democrats that attorney general william barr has a record of bias is based on a memo last year. >> barr wrote that it was within the president's power to fire fbi director james comey. legal analyst dan abrams explains why mueller may have opted out of deciding whether the president obstructed justice. >> he determined to not make a traditional prosecutorial judgment here. i interpret that to mean that president trump is immune from prosecution because he's the president. attorney general barr and rosenstein said in part because there was no collusion, no conspiracy, it makes the obstruction case harder. there will be questions about whether the attorney

have fallen so there's a long profited off of seclusion and special status but it seems like even the stein a village conquer isolated self from global change. and that's all for this week's edition of a made we're also digital of course you can find us on twitter and facebook and back here next week same time same place see it . the be. the be. helping refugees in the pope's name. the catholic communities all organizing safe to stay prince william. especially vulnerable refugees are given visas and nic to institute so that they can enter a year of legal aid. and colorado to is named as an christian charity in sixteen minutes d.w. . women empowered globally. they come from very different worlds. what are they gaining knowledge just like. how do they resist oppression. how on women shaking their feet should sod and international women's day special on the three thousand and nine two minutes on w m d. the prison europe that's most subjects at its most. gets most creative colorful clip trying to taste innovation brilliance charming. fighting the good and elizabeth. the book on the w. c. sure l

up in arms and actually we're joins me more on this story and what is the outrage all about around stein has released a thirty five second teaser is a title video which is pushing towards a release of something which we think is going to come out sometime today they posted this video on their you tube page the video has a number of people outraged let's take a little look at it and i'll tell you what we're seeing these are the members of the band. there's not much music going on. doesn't sound like much fun and they are standing there what many people recognize as the holocaust uniforms. in a setting what looks like a holocaust death camp. around your neck now if you've been raised in germany or if you know this imagery you can feel your buttons being pressed as you watch that video is a publicist stunt it's working really well all the german media talking about it and we are also to hear when i see it in just a union is. now of course the outrage is already flowing let's see what charlotte no block the former president of the central council of jews in germany had to say i think we've g

towards nido and european allies she was speaking at the atlantic council where she stressed that anna stein that europe move away from full dependency on u.s. weapons supplies and she also spoke on long term u.s. commitment to nato this is how the french minister slammed trump's idea of a needle solidarity. europe has a single most open markets. and i'm personally more concerned at the notion that the strengths of nato. might be made conditional on allies buying this or that equipment the french minister's words are highlighted by the recent spat between the u.s. and turkey and the us a blast at turkey's refusal to abandon its deal with russia to buy russia's as four hundred air defense systems now it cooled to one of the major stumbling blocks in the relations between the two countries but were concerned about their purchase of the russian air defense system called b s four hundred the big problem you know it goes against our policy to have a nato allies such as turkey use an ass four hundred system part of the problem with that is that it is not in iraq robel with other nato systems we've

comprehensible to me this was shown in the crack a museum of modern not i simply want to try to defend what i'm stein in this case because it's not that i think of course it's not brilliant i don't proof i think it's i'm not a fan but ok that's the way to permissive society. the u.s. could slap more sanctions on russia over its military presence in venezuela more on that after a break this is our internet. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the book different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else you think i was going to do. by the way what is it that's like here. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i. and welcome back to international a russia will pay a price for its military presence in venezuela including the poss