, what i mean is third world type volatility. you have a dictator. you wonder, will that dictator pressure the central bank to change policy as an inadvisor in that -- investor in that emerging market. if that would happen, you don't believe they would listen to him. you don't believe they are political appointees if they're finished, full of political appointees, then the market has to worry. >> that they would really listen to the leader in that sense, it would be independent. >> i want to bring you back in and ask you, what kind of difference would it make, for example, if he were signature on the fed today that were deciding interest rates >> first of all, i agree we steve. one vote will not change the fed. he is not going to alone change the fed. >> that is important to remember it sets a really dangerous precedent of appointing people in a much more overt way that are driven by political gains and political short-term gain, rather than long-term economics. this is the old -- >> what about the economy, diane, if steve moore

if we're, if we're let's say afraid of their privacy concerns but in some second and third world countries you need facebook. so what i'm cure bus -- curious about, is active daily user is growing outside the u.s. where privacy concerns don't matter too much? if numbers are staggering or decreasing in the u.s. i would call that big concern as we relate to the privacy concerns we hear almost every day impacting user numbers which has not hit second and third world countries. connell: susan, more information for us on -- >> talking about multibillion dollar fines. connell: she doesn't have her ears on so to speak. 1.89 adjusted versus $1.63 is better than expected. face took stock after-hours bets 5% pop. microsoft with strong figures in after-hours trading. one of the interesting things about microsoft in terms of the stock price we are looking for a round number. we'll see if we get microsoft up after-hours how much the stock is up. if it gets above 130.84 cents, don't know if it gets there in the after-hours session, would have to be a big gain, for argument's sake gets above $134.34, tha

millions are still flooding over the border from the third world, encouraged by an army of nonprofitsocking our laws. the opiod epidemic rages on as horrifying and destructive as ever. suicides are up. troops are still bogged down in syria and afghanistan and many other places. goldman sachs controls our economy. tech companies are spying on you. crushing your freedom of speech. you can have your life ruined for supporting the wrong candidate in public or believing there are two genders. most ominous of all and most often ignored, americans are dying younger and having fewer children. none this was ever resolved, none of it ever talked about. the russia investigation didn't destroy trump but it did a lot to destroy this country. senior political correspondent brit hume joins us. how can the rest of us act like our assumptions for the past two years, their assumptions the last few years were rad fieed, were right. why doesn't the city of washington stop and ask herself how were we so wrong? >> well that, can be attributed to the present divide that you see across the country and very m

main driver of mass migration you can write any kind of peace not if you want to and probably more third world countries. like canada exodus starts it for thirty years on t w. the last gorillas of the room africa's oldest national park because of its immense riches it's also the most endangered. in april twenty twelve wolf once again flared up in north kivu in the eastern democratic republic of congo a rebel group the m twenty three took control of the region including delivering a park in. yet another episode in what's often been called the forgotten war in the country. it is claimed six million lives in twenty years. the minute that mean suddenly we heard shots. really ran away and the villagers being shot. they killed my husband and my parents in law. out of the treasures of the congo are occurring. at the heart of the seemingly endless war other regions extensive resources its forests lakes and soils are systematically plundered to finance the slaughter. who for now we're mining coal down here is that dangerous. yes we could die here. and if we survive this deal the minerals from. what sho

my country at the forefront of revolution and which has the world's third largest smartphone market where one in four people. lives in delhi the capital of india he works in the secret site of india's high tech boom. he has a double masters in computer cryptography making computers safe from hacking. he also believes in using digital technology to help the less fortunate india has over a billion mobile. i believe george and me again while technology use evolution for many offered. my quest is to find on so to help people who were living at the bottom of the economic bit of. such and belongs to a collective called mix all they use technology to help underprivileged communities . one of their ambitions is to help india's beleaguered small scale farmers. have any name. given to. the challenge for such an is to design and life. a mobile phone app to help bring farmers a better life. in the local café such and his mix all colleagues brainstorm some early ideas there is somebody. to see further and the sad stories from you know pharmacy sites and all that so there is definitely some problem on

and we are going for a third world war in this suicidal foreign policy and your comments please. >> host: john in new york brings up the wall street journal. >> guest: this is an issue i've known for a while, i've been a mideast correspondent for 12 years. ntthis administration has made it clear they are going to continue cracking don down on iran and one of the options in their treasure chest is this, cracking down on the i rgc, declaring it aterrorist organization . we been briefed last couple of days at the white house essentially, what they're trying to do is clampdown and keep on maintaining enough pressure on the regime itself . while still letting people of iran know that they are here to support them, thatthey need humanitarian assistance , the us would be willing to provide if there was some assurances that money would not go into the coffers of the regime. so this administration is not going to let up on pressure on iran. iran is the source of much of the destabilization in the middle east, especially in syria and iran is very eccentric right now as far as middle east policy. a

erdogan may go in and fire his central banker or otherwise tell him what to do with risk that's third world risk being introduced into the united states that's not benign. >> i don't know that it has that if you have open warfare, i can't imagine that with his two nominees now for the fed, that he hasn't had the -- >> prospective nominees. >> right, right. he hasn't had the -- very open conversation with them about what he's feeling and if they're willing to go along with it, which they are, they've gotten sign on. so, to me, you could potentially see open warfare in the fed rather than how we've seen most of the stuff behind the scenes occur and that's destabilizing, whether he fires powell or not, powell to me is like the nuclear option so in terms of the market maybe the market's benign to it, maybe they don't care, right, it's just a bunch of mindless etfs going up and down, but i think that's destabilizing for confidence in the economy, in the fed, in the monetary system, and yes, that's the risk >> should the fed cut rates right now by a quarter point >> cut them to zero. >> the marke

hard to mar was not going to be to be a part of the european union act we've taken to third world you two you know. organization with the big power of these. united states it was an it was a war the question of course is why now. things. could be part of the problems while the united states because certainly it will lose. if they take it to a lawsuit in international court. anger in london today environmental group extinction rebellion attempted to disrupt the city's real lines that is after more than three hundred activists were arrested over a series of protests to really cause traffic chaos in the british capital. really just a snippet of the crowd since monday thousands of taking part in court and its protest sites in the city demanding action over climate change some also vented their anger at the london headquarters of oil giant shell smashing windows on a spring graffiti on the walls want to number of the protesters to see. my grandchildren i want everybody. to be able to grow up to safely we are demanding that the government tell the truth. and they must. know what they're doi

was liking behind technologically blocking behind the west that it was embroiled in all kinds of third world conflicts was pain for clients world over it was just not sustainable it was losing the arms race with the united states so with gorbachev was trying to do was reinvent the soviet mission reimagine a new world order he put it out there of course he wanted to lead it of course he wanted to be the guy who would be in charge so to speak and that's where he made his vanity of course you see him but you know we all want to take credit for the things we do successful well some of us know there are dangers of our country ahead of our own but well i don't think that i think he did put the interests of the country. in front of himself it's obviously an obviously the policies that he's full full. and with the collapse of the soviet union it's not something that he intends now there's also a chapter on boris yeltsin in your book and he's somebody who many russians associate of humiliation not just poverty and not just the collapse of the that institutions but the very intense feeling of humiliat

was liking behind technologically blocking behind the west that it was embroiled in all kinds of third world conflicts was pain for clients world over it was just not sustainable it was losing the arms race with the united states so what gorbachev was trying to do was reinvent the soviet mission reimagine a new world order he put it out there of course he wanted to lead it of course he wanted to be the guy who would be in charge so to speak and that's where i mean it is vanity of course you see it but you know we all want to take credit for the things we do successfully well some of us know there are the interests of our country ahead of our own but well i don't think that i think he did put the interests of the country. in front of himself it's obviously an obviously the policies that he's full full. and with the collapse of the soviet union it's not something that he intends now there's also a chapter on boris yeltsin in your book and he's somebody who many russians associate of humiliation not just poverty and not just the collapse of the that institutions but the very intense feeling of

the rest of them are desperately trying to pitch the world the planet that we live on into the third world war sorry i'm drifting off julian who we should all be focusing on because he is who the whole world should be focusing on him now because if we let the u.k. get away with allowing him to be extradited to the united states and we allow the united states government at their whim to torture him and to detain him possibly for the rest of his life we would have allowed them several steps further down the road to absolute tyranny and probably the destruction of the planet that's my view it's hugely important the british people need to stop their government from allowing this up and let in marina who would say that there is nothing bribery about bribery here he would say is not the cia base it meant to be the i.m.f. in fact he had an exclusive in the guardian once wiki leaks media which claimed that actually julian is onto some kind of spy against marino in the embassy mary no the president of ecuador now would say anything to make ten shillings he this is a man of absolutely no substance a

the left's plan to turn our country into a third world hellhole." >> yes. >> why, in that moment in time re you concerned about immigration policy? >> well, i have been concerned d i think the argument for controlling immigration isth sog that all americans ought to be able to agree with. i mean, unless you are very, very rich or you're the koch brothers or a corporation, yeah, dumping low-wage workers on the country is good for you. they aren't gonna move into your neighborhoods. >> and you were hoping to inuence the candidates. in fact, in the back of the book, you have -- you grade the candidates that you suspect are going to be running -- jeb bush, marco rubio, chris christie, all the normal, regular, household names, and, surprisingly, donald trump does not appear in ok. >> right, right. >> but there was a moment where the trump campaign reaches out to you. r ht as -- >> before the book came out. >> walk me through that. what happened? >> the night romney lost 2012, i was so depressed, i ought it was over. "it's over. they're going to flood the country. we wilnever be able to change

four consecutive one—twos for hamilton and bottas now, while ferrari's sebastian vettel finished third. worldo win the stuttgart grand prix on sunday. it was the czech‘s second title in 2019, following victory at the sydney international injanuary, and comesjust a month before the start of the french open. while dominic thiem defeated daniil medvedev 6—4, 6—0 to win the barcelona open. the austrian third seed cruised to victory for his second title of the year, adding to his triumph in indian wells last month, and celebrated in a unique way. the toronto raptors will again look to kawhi leonard as they take on the philadelphia 76ers in game two of their nba eastern conference semi—finals series later. leonard scored a career playoff—high 45 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in the game one 108—95 victory, receiving a standing ovation when taken off, with just minutes remaining. in the nhl, dallas stars will look to take a lead in their western conference semi—final series when they host the st louis blues in game three later on monday. roope hintz scored twice as the stars beat the blues 11—2 on

what happens when china persuades a whole bunch of third world countries, other developing countries,t they should adopt a social scoring system the way that china is starting to adopt? those are going to be, i think, the real competitive challenges that we will have to face. host: would you use a well a phone -- would you use a huawei phone? daniel: we all use technology that has chinese components through and through. so the question of whether it secondary. on top is we are all dependent on a global supply chain for the digital services that we use, and what we better be doing a lot more is making sure we can trust that supply chain, mccue sure we can trust the behavior of these sure we caning trust the behavior of these tools, wherever they come from. we are not going to put up a big wall and say, no chips, no cpus, no screens, no software from china. we are just not going back there. it would be inconceivable. we will have to learn how to build a sense of trust based on the technical characteristics of the system and the integrity of the supply chain overall, not based on what co

so-called humanitarian immigration from the third world defames party has had an effect on the way that we speak about immigration and other parties are being very cautious about their stand in the immigration issue because they are fearing. their support with. party another issue on many minds especially in cities like the capital helsinki is climate change and the environment. same politics up artists like you. year after year rick. you know we have this offer here. we have the respect back to the mother nature over stood there with. the girl there are like one thing to take care of the climate are. more cautious but environments which have a policy gets the most votes it will almost certainly have to form a coalition government but foodland could be about to get its first left wing prime minister in two decades. now to developments in ukraine where a televised debate at the national stadium ahead of next sunday's presidential runoff election descended into farce when one of the participants failed to turn up incumbent president petro poroshenko is left to take questions alone is riva

the safety and security of people that he's mostly so-called humanitarian immigration from the third world the themes party has had an effect on the way that we speak about immigration and other parties are being very cautious about their stand in the immigration issues because they are fearing the things party or their support will leak into the things party another issue on many minds especially in cities like the capital helsinki is climate change and the environment in finland like same politics all parties like year after year. you know we have the software here we have the respect back to the mother nature i wish that there would be. parties elected government that are like wanting to. take care of climate and are. more social environments which have a policy gets the most votes it will almost certainly have to form a coalition to govern but finland could be about to get its first left wing prime minister in two decades. al-jazeera. following ukraine a televised debates at the national stadium ahead so of next sunday's presidential runoff election descended into farce when one of the

been told that there is no immigration to a stone a no no sizeable immigration to estonia from the third world. well it's it's small compared to let's say finland sweden germany but within two years we have had a tripling of nigerians in estonia let's look at the facts here with the march last year let's look at the immigrants who've been allowed into a store here to the e.u. quota so the government by march last year the government had accepted two hundred and six migrants and that time and even eighty eight of them weren't even in the country so last march you had to cope with the massive figure of one hundred and fourteen immigrants brought to you to see of the good looks and quota system so on the basis of these figures you claim indigenous dystonia ends up being replaced by black people not just by bad as it turns out and as i said that there are two things we don't have a lot of what i'm just talking about the migrants well it doesn't make any difference to us this is a guy explosion a little sorry this does not make any difference whether they are from hugh crane or from nigeria it's a

how does this first world country create second-class citizens who face third world conditions? let me take you to the state of last twore i spent the years campaigning to serve that state in the senate with the help of many who are in this room. thank you if you are a part of this campaign. a couple of things to set the stage. texas has been successful in shutting down half of the family planning clinics in our state. exacerbating a maternal mortality crisis three times as deadly for women of color. texas ground zero for a schoolhouse to jailhouse pipeline that begins not in high school, for children of color, and at five years old where if you're a child of color five times as likely to be disciplined or suspended or expelled as a white kid in the same classroom. teachers 50% of school are working a second or third job. important job is that child in front of them whose love of learning will make the kid in this country unstoppable. check outange, houston. 58 inches of rain fell from the sky. the landfall record for as long as we have been keeping records. the third 500 year f

brzezinski the national security advisor to jimmy carter's idea of an arc of crisis throughout the third world that the soviet union was seeking to fill in a century stabilize and that stability was a real fear of brzezinski and so in afghanistan for instance the cia began to arm figures like global dean hekmatyar who is a warlord and a drug dealer to the tune of over one billion dollars through the largest covert operation in cia history and what resulted ultimately by the time of the removal of the soviet backed government in kabul was the destruction of half of kabul under the watch of hekmatyar and another cia proxy ahmed shah masood and then the cia and then the u.s. proceeds to support the taliban to replace them to protect the unocal pipeline obviously the this leads straight to the nine eleven attacks the creation of al qaeda. taking the internet you know the the specter of international jihadism to another level and you even have a actual al qaeda cell operating under the watch of the f.b.i. and cia during the one nine hundred ninety s. in new york city under the watch of the blind sh

i heard a lot of expectations from who i watered and now i want someone new but third world whatever it is going to be in that manner but the main opposition congress party is hoping to capitalize on that sentiment that promised voters millions of new jobs as well as a guaranteed minimum income for the poorest. and the government is facing criticism elsewhere too many voters in the northeastern state of us some are against a bill which will grant citizenship to refugees from neighboring countries so long as they're not muslim while that legislation has. criticizes anti muslim and other parts of india those who oppose it and say they'll become a minority in their own state or to take the citizenship bill should not pass otherwise our future in assam is in danger but despite all these issues the government has focused its campaign on national security following february's attack in indian administered kashmir in which at least forty soldiers were killed a group based in pakistan claimed responsibility and india responded by launching airstrikes against targets across the border. fighti

to the safety and security of people that is mostly so-called humanitarian immigration from the third world the finns party has had an effect on the way that we speak about immigration and other parties are being very cautious about their stand in the immigration issue. because they are fearing that the things party or their support will leak into the flames party another issue on many minds especially in cities like the capital helsinki is climate change of the environment in finland like same political parties like year after year wreck of our nature and you know we have to suffer here we have to build respect back to the mother nature i wish that there would be . parties elected government that are like wanting to. take care of the climate and are. more cautious the environment which have a policy gets the most votes it will almost certainly have to form a coalition to govern but finland could be about to get its first left wing prime minister in two decades the dean baba al-jazeera. following ukraine a televised debates at the national stadium ahead so of next sunday's presidential runo

the third world war. two sons of us. stray national was arrested last week when his asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london was revoked and his citizenship suspended he was convicted by u.k. court of breaching bail and has also been charged in the united states with conspiracy to hack a government computer science faces extradition to the u.s. and up to five years in prison although some to the whistleblower could face far more serious charges the moment he steps foot on u.s. soil we spoke earlier to orate maguire who wants to andover the award. very happy to identify and receive the prize on behalf of jillian the science and i have asked that i be allowed to visit jill a massage and belmarsh prison in london and i hope that will be granted i just think it's very important that we acknowledge julian assange for the great sacrifice that he has made for us all one our must ask the question why didn't this happen before i nominated this year for the nobel peace prize for his work for peace and trying to end war and suffe

to leads the world's third largest democracy our correspondent wayne hay has more from jakarta. these are early provisional results but the indications are that president joko widodo will win a second term in office the results so far showing that he has a lead of around ten percent over his challenger probable. we've heard from the president he spoke briefly to his supporters and to the media thanking his supporters also thanking the security forces for protecting the polling stations a huge to supporters to be patient while they wait for the results to be confirmed certainly there was no declaration of victory from him we heard also from the challenger probable subiaco again certainly no concession from him in fact quite the opposite he's again talking about the irregularities in the process alleging there has been cheating in the process although not using that word specifically he urged his supporters to be. as well that the ballot boxes be protected because you said they are key to fighting the allies this wasn't a perfect election by any stretch it seemed to be relatively

walk over when the watching the hawks are in third world but sometimes have a. this is the kind of well i love to see yeah this is also a fun show to have just the rio not have miserable things to talk about i'm really excited about this and i think this is one of the coolest things that we've seen as far as ecology and a whole continent involving numerous countries coming together to do that so the original plan is that this plan was to plan this great wall of trees it was going to be ten miles wide and ultimately forty three hundred fifty miles long and what it does have by sex about a dozen countries but it runs about senegal in the west and then just to djibouti in the east but the biggest problem with growing something of this size and this scope is desertification so where places were. food bowls and places where things could be you know grown and all of this it's much harder now it is right they ran into the heart of swathes of way on the ones on the want to be able to cultivate the individual trees as they grow and things like that but plans change and t

, she did not hide it she was in cairo talking about egypt adopting a new constitution or other third worldountries and said if i were to recommend a constitution i would not recommend any country adopt the united states constitution south africa was a much better example. she was honest enough to say she has taken a vow to protect the document is morally and legally inferior to almost any other. that is the way the left regards the constitution as essentially worthless. so there is a crisis but i go back to the truth that they lied for two years talking about philosophy. if you believe your lie are you lying? not to be cute it is a moral problem i think they start at a given point to believe what they make up to be true to say they are lying is true but i am not sure that they know that tonight and to be on top of the plot to take down president trump from the beginning and tonight is here to give us his take on the molar repo jeanine: no collusion but like i said tonight, we cannot just move on those that orchestrated the hoax need to be brought to justice. tom, one of the things that con

so-called humanitarian immigration from the third world defames party has had an effect on the way that we speak about immigration and other parties are being very cautious about their stand in the immigration issues because they are fearing doubt the things party or their their support will be into the things party another issue on many minds especially in cities like the capitol hill sink is climate change and the environment in finland like same political parties like year after year rick. you know we have the software here. we have the respect back to the mother nature and i wish that there would be. parties elected to the government that are like wanting to. take care of climate are. more socialist environments which have a policy gets the most votes it will almost certainly have to form a coalition government but finland could be about to get its first left wing prime minister in two decades the al-jazeera. america man says it's extending the cancellation of all flights using boeing's seven three seven max aircraft on to northwest the airline c.e.o. told employees he believes the

world's richest man, jeff bezos, who will still maintain that title after this divorce goes through. he will still have a few billion more than bill gates. mackenzie bezos is about to become the thirdthe world when she gets this stake in amazon that will be worth around $35 billion — 4%. one of the crucial parts of the settlement is thatjeff bezos will maintain the voting rights of mackenzie's stock which means he will not lose any power at amazon even though he is losing 25% of his stock. and that is pretty important to him. he has as much say in amazon as he did before. and that is presumably... when you look at the reaction from investors today, they seem indifferent. stock down by around 1% today, nothing out of the ordinary. it seems that the divorce settlement has pleased the couple. they went on social media to say they were happy with what happened. and that they were supporting each other. they would continue to be coparents of their children and investors seem happy with that arrangement as well. elon musk‘s future as ceo of tesla looks safe for now after a new york judge ordered him to settle his row with financial regulators over his use of twitter, out of court. the us

laand is joe biden said, guardia is still a third world airport. >> yes, even though they are trying to rebuild it. >> its second world now. >> chuck, i believe, and this may sound unusual coming from a democrat with the work that i had, i think we're at a tipping point. what is that tipping point? we have taken our eye about -- off one of the biggest problems facing this country. we're not talking about a wall. we are driving ourselves to bankruptcy. .e have got to do something deficit, we could wind up having a trillion dollar deficit and monier. andrew -- in one year. and we're paying interest on the debt. >> you see the good news about social security today? they are tapping into the trust fund. >> that has come up every year. there's no question that all of the programs that we have that are fixtures in our budgets, we have to look at them and change them. but i am saying now, i repeat, the deficit is going to various. -- barry us. -- bury us. it's going to be something members of congress cannot ignore. it's going to force us to do something about issues. otherwise, we will neve

to try to say bell road initiative is a good thing, they will have a hard sale to that, a lot of third worldions sees that china has other interest in just improving relations and help their economy. david: a bad thing for people could be a good thing for people who are running the show, like in a lot of these tin pot dictatorships, they may have a mutual interest but there, those people have to pay for what they have done. so, it does come back to bite them, i am wondering how much they get away with before it dawns on people they are just acting like locust? >> you know china has been able to exploit resources and difficult to get -- in the world they have no ethics, they are not worried about human rights or osha standing or mining, they just' resources, they will payoff anyone. if nations cannot pay their debt china will take control of assets. >> what is going on inside of china now? i am told that despite his anointing himself president for life that xi jinping is in trouble that economy is acting so badly partly because much the economic world slowdown, and partly our pressure on them