that he was on "time" magazine several times. the family would tease and say this is that he that was mother behind. it was a family joke. we never thought anything of it. some people would feel proud, you know, collecting things. obviously people have caps on, family members and so forth, but daddy, they did not impress him so much. he was thankful. he was thankful because you got the publicity out not about him about the lord. anybody who get the publicity god'sout god's grace and mercy, so as to "time" magazine, he was happy to do it. in a show on television he would accept for the same receptor i was invited to be daddy state to the 75th anniversary of "time magazine", mother could not go. anybody who had been on the cover was invited. it was very interesting group of people that he of course a synaptic president's table, and i was sitting behind him a couple of tables, and this is during president clinton's administration, and they had just found the blue dress, and so it was a very tense time for the president and his wife.

the right about the story that was written by time magazine that in the spring of 2016 there was a military intelligence officer of russia that was intercepted saying we have a plan against hillary clinton.

dan was the white house bureau chief for "time" magazine while i was running the west coast for time, and wrote a marvelous book on george w. bush called "marching in place". >> hw. >> excuse me. i'm mixing up my bushes and we only two minutes into the program. but a book called "march thing place" so prescient. i read it at the time in 1992 and reread it upon riding the book, and he and his colleague, our mutual friend, michael duffy, really nailed george w. bush. it portended his dem 1992 and predict he would get a fair shake and n history and one of our better president, which is the case. dan, this was book that just had to be written. the bushes are a political dynasty. they -- he have only had one other father-son duo hold the presidency and that was john adams and john quincy adams. but there was 24 years between the presidency of the two men, john adams, the second president, and john quincey adam, the sixth. johns a domes -- john adam was not a resource for his son while his son was in the white house so he didn't have muff of a direct effect on his son's president si. might

that perhaps speaks to the profoundness of the freedom of the press. >> jane newton small of "time" magazineeitz-wald, nbc news. i wish i asked more time, i'd ask jacob soberoff who you're wearing. taking over our coverage here on msnbc in washington, d.c. michelle wolf, the comedian headlining that event in a little bit. one wonders if john live vets who the president referenced in his speech might make an appearance next. .. [ drum roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is emily's third nomination and first win. um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers the discounts -- no, i have to say it -- for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. safe driving! for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the s

senator cruz wrote this for "time" magazine, and i'm quoting now.trump is a flash-bang grenade thrown into washington by the forgotten men and women of america. but remember the 2016 presidential campaign when trump attacked cruz with a lion's head nickname and talked about the looks of cruz's wife while cruz fired back with these. >> i believe you know politics much better than i do because for 40 years you've been offended politicians for years. >> he insulted necessary, me, h my wife. it is disgusting. >> and this. >> donald trump will not be the nominee. >> will you support him? >> donald trump will not be the nominee. >> john, what about this about-face? how do you sense it? >> it's extraordinary. the man president trump called lyin' ted is now effusive in his heartfelt comments for the president. you have to wonder if it's just f fodder for the texas race this fall. >> listen to how the president talked about ted cruz. >> lyin' ted does not have the temperament for this. he says, i'm a natural born citizen. the point is, you're not. >> taking

the picture time magazine chose this time. ♪ heather: back with a foxbusiness alert.ion and social security numbers for hundreds of americans at risk. the consumer financial protection bureau reveals they have been hacked 240 times. they believe 800 and confirmed tax, a congressional hearing with acting agency director. huber beefing up background checks after a driver and convicted felon killed a mother. and monitoring criminal arrests to make riders safe. the operator spent 4 years in prison was behind the wheel of a car filled the mother in phoenix, these changes would have prevented her from getting the job. and allegedly stuffing a top executive pockets. a shareholder accusing the streaming giant of violating tax laws letting bosses get full pena matter how well the company is doing. netflix appointed national security adviser susan rice to its board of directors. time magazine taking game that the president by animating and redesigning a cover last year. the original on the right shows the president sitting at his desk in a rainstorm and a new cover on the left

. >> i want to do a comparison of the two "time" magazines on the cover., it says "nothing to see here" and then on the right is the latest "time" magazine cover, it says, just "stormy," showing rising water. has there ever been a more appropriate cover or do you think it's accurate? >> well, there's all kinds of double entendre there, stormy, and everything going on. look. i think it's -- they're trolling him some what, because we all know how important it is to donald trump to be on the cover of things, especially "time" magazine and he's so proud of those. and their depiction of what's going on is, once again, accurate. it's reflective of what's happening right now. and it's -- i just think it's -- they're trolling him, for sure. i'm sure he's not happy about that cover. >> so, scott, the "time" cover story, here's what it's titled. donald trump relied on michael cohen to weather the storm, now the president is on his own. so, michael cohen is under increasing pressure tonight, reports of recordings he made, phone conversations, possibly, which could co

and daddy was on "time" magazine several times. there again the family would tease and say this is daddy and that was mother behind. it was a family joke. we never thought anything of it. some people would be all proud and collect these things. obviously people have kept some, family members and so forth, but daddy, they did not impress him so much. he was thankful. he was thankful because you got the publicity out not about him , but about the lord, and that is what he wanted. anything that could get the publicity out about god's grace and god's mercy, so as to "time" magazine or whatever, he was happy to do it. any show on television he would except for the same reason. i was invited to be daddy's date to the 75th anniversary of "time magazine." mother could not go. anybody who had been on the cover of time magazine was invited. it was very interesting group of people. daddy of course was sitting at the president's table, and i was sitting behind him a couple of tables, but this was during president clinton's administration, and

every time we mentioned henry kissinger, in the way that time magazine used to do, cause we had both, my partner graydon carter in time magazine, every time we referred to henry kissinger, we called him socialite war criminal henry kissinger. (laughing) and just the repetition of that was fun. - so funny. - exactly. we tried different ones on trump and then finally, i have now looked back at the history of this since it's become consequential, i guess, we started calling him short fingered vulgarian donald trump (audience laughing) in the early 80s. and as a result, because graydon had done a profile of trump while we were starting spy and came back to the little office we shared and said, you know, this guy, donald trump, shortest fingers i've ever seen on a man that size. (audience laughing) and so, we were thinking, oh, short fingered vulgarian, so we called him that, and people who liked spy remembered it, and it kind of remained in its faint way a meme, but who cares? - first meme. - uh, maybe. and then, he starts running for president, and yeah, marcio rubio brought it up on the

"new york times magazine contributing writer linda villarosa. directs the journalism program at the city college of new york. welcome to democracy now! what are america's black mothers and babies in a life or death situation today? >> when you go through the research, and i'm very interested in data and research, first, you to look at all of the things that it is not. so you start to think, well, is it because black women are not taking care of themselves? but then there are studies that say, oh, even when prenatal care still black then women have low birth weight babies. then it is, is there some kind of genetic component? then there are studies that say no. when immigrants come herere, thr babies are equal t to white babs in size. after a generation, and they start t to look like african-american babies, even when they are from the poorest countries.s. so after a whilele, it starts to just say, well,l, there is something else going on that has to do with being a black woman in america. amy: talk about what "it close " is. >> the lived experien

"new york times magazine contributingriter lind villarosa. directs the journalism program at the city college of new york. welcome to democracy now! what are america's black mothers and babies in a life or death situation today? >> when you go through the research, and i'm very interested in data and research, first, you to look at all of the things that it is not. so you start to think, well, is it because black women are not taking care of themselves? but then there are studies that say, oh, even when prenatal care still black then women have low birth weight babies. then it is, is there some kind of genetic component? then there are studies that say no. when immigrants come here, their babies are equal to white babies in size. after a generation, and they start to look like african-american babies, even when they are from the poorest countries. so after a while, it starts to just say, well, there is something else going on that has to do with america. amy: talk about what "it close " is. >> the lived experience of what happens to black wom

thank you, barbara mcquade for keeping us honest. >>> take a look at the cover of time magazine. we'll talk to michael avenatti and the legal problems with the hush money and whether he saw this coming. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighters in this department rely on them, and so we have to practice safety everyday. utilizing pg&e's talent and expertise in that area trains our firefighters on the gas or electric aspect of a fire and when we have an emergency situation we are going to be much more skilled and prepared to mitigate that emergency for all concerned. the things we do every single day that puts ourselves i

. >>> a tribute to president trump in "time" magazine's 100 most influential people of 2018 is raisingof the man who wrote it, ted cruz. ted cruz penned a glowing review of the president, despite the jabs the two exchanged in the 2016 campaign. it was trump who called cruz a liar, not so subtly suggested cruz's wife was much less attractive than the president's and floated the possibility that cruz's father might have had a role in the assassination of j.f.k. still cruz praises trump in "time" magazine writing "while pundits obsessed over tweets, he worked with congress to cut taxes for struggling families while wealthy celebrities announced they would flee the country, he fought to bring back jobs and industries to our shores. president trump's strong stand against north korea put kim jong un back on his heels. a much different tone than this. >> donald is a bully. this man is a pathological liar. the man cannot tell the truth, but he combines it with being a narcissist. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country's ever seen. the man is utterly amoral. and donald trump is a se

take a look at this, this was time magazine's cover last year. all right, well, you're not going to believe what the editor. lauren: here it is. cheryl: okay, this was last year, you're not going to believe what they've done for this april, we will give you a hint, it has to do with the weather and speaking to have weather maybe summer in the northeast but powerful storm said to unleash snow and tornadoes across the rest of the country. fox meteorologist janice dean has forecast, taking a look at futures, kind of a quiet morning, let's just celebrate that for a morning. lauren: don't jinx it. cheryl: s&p up 2 and a half, nasdaq barely down. lauren: i'm calling that flat. cheryl: keep it flat. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ ♪(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ pli'll be honest.t. your resume, it's not what i'm used

he was named one of america's top five big-city mayors by time magazine.he governor's tenure as chief executive was marked by many impressive successes. one that i know he is particularly proud of his maryland's strong economic growth and recovery in recent years. under the governor's leadership, maryland recovered 100% of the jobs lost during the recession that hit during his first term. in addition, maryland was one of the only states to retainjobs la bond ratings throughout the recession. education was also a top priority for the governor. it was committed to making college more affordable for young people and their families. the result of his efforts, college board named maryland one of the top states in the nation, holding down college tuition costs. at the same time maryland's public schools also thrived under the governor's leadership. education week is recognized that maryland is having the best public schools in america for some five years in a row. 2015, aaving office in keynote speaker at the skip busy with several prestigious academic post. fel

on this old cover of time magazine they called her a silver fox.he said her best political advice was to be yourself. well, maybe someone a little bit nicer. >> stormy daniels? >> she has been on a media blitz lately. two thorns in the side of the american president. i have a warning for our viewers , this is the first time we have shown a sexually explicit magazine in a press review, but she is on the cover of the upcoming issue of "penthouse." the most wanted woman in america. if she wins her case against the president, she says she plans to donate the 100 $30,000 she received in hush money to planned parenthood, and organization of provides health care for women, feeding into the argument that some had been making that she is becoming an unlikely feminist icon. on the other hand, she is on the cover of open penthouse" magazine, which you could say caters to the male gaze. a complex figure. >> you can get a closer look at the press review, if you want, on a website, france24.com. the decrepit train system in mozambique has gotten a facelift thank

wells who is nicola hannah jones she's a new york times magazine reporter she writes into the stream what the racial make up of the staff contributors photographers that answers the question so john i wonder are there checks in place now do you think that there is enough to make sure that this style of coverage that we've been talking about for national geographic no longer exists. look i don't know the internal makeup national geographic i will say that in this particular issue this particular race issue but talk of purpose and writers are extraordinary work and for me the challenge for national geographic is now to assign these writers of these photographers to work on stories that have nothing to do with race you know there is no you know you don't want to compartmentalize these people that they can only work on race they can only work on what used to be called the negro west you want them to be able to work on anything that their talents make them appropriate for and so we've shown that they can produce work and they can get it in on time but let's let's roll out in the range of

joining me now, jane newton small, contributor for "time" magazine, and perry bacon jr. good to see you both. perry, i'm curious what you make of the president's reaction to this situation in syria. and this appears to be his most direct public criticism of putin, right. have you seen anything else to match this? >> yeah, that's right. in terms of the president's own words about putin, this is one of the strongest criticisms of him we've seen so far. we should think about the context here though. earlier in the week, there was a big national security meeting at the white house with the defense secretary, the nsc, and so on. he's been talking about pulling back u.s. troops from syria and withdrawing our role in syria. so in the broader context, trump wants to get out of syria and have us less involved there. i'll be curious what happens today changes that. it's not clear to me one single strike by the u.s. against syria or in that area makes a big difference. the policy so far has not really worked. i'm not sure limited options are going to do anything. it's not clear tru

in addition to the new york times, his clients include abc, nbc, cbs, cnn, time magazine, business week, the nation, and standard & poor's financial services. he represented the brooklyn museum of art when mayor rudy giuliani decided to censor the art there as being sacrilegious. as a testament to his stance on first amendment rights, mr. abrams has more recently helped argue a side more aligned with conservative views in the famous case of citizens united, a landmark campaign finance case holding that the government may not prohibit corporations and unions from spending their money to finance political ads during federal election campaigns. mr. abrams has one too many awards to catalog, but very notably yale has formed the floyd abrams institute or freedom of expression. its mission is to promote free speech, and scholarship and longer form -- reform, and to provide law students the clinical opportunity to be involved in litigation, drafting legislation, and advising policymakers. mr. abrams is also an accomplished scholar as well as an accomplished lawyer. he has taught at columbia's

the right about the story that was written by time magazine that in the spring of 2016 there was a military intelligence officer of russia that was intercepted saying we have a plan against hillary clinton. you have reported from the "new york times" writing in june of 2014 about the internet research agency, the troll form in st. petersburg. and in december of 2015 he goes on podcast and says you know all those trolls i wrote about over year ago? they are now after supporting donald trump. you put all these points together. i know it's easy to look back in hindsight, but there were certainly strong indications, some in the public record, that they were aiming for this. and all our reporting we covered internal meetings in the situation room and staff people. they had no clue. intelligence community have not put all this together and told president obama, and ashes get a council staff, something big is afoot. >> you know something about this. >> there's nothing i could say here, but you're right about how the initial reaction was one of, well, this has been done before, and do something dif

the secret source that mike just mentioned and you had the doctrine and we write about how the time magazine that in the spring of 2016 there was a military intelligence officer that was intercepted saying plan for revenge against hillary clinton and yet adrian chen, a reporter for "the new york times", writing in june of 2014 about the internet research agency that was in st. petersburg and in december of 2015 he goes on a podcast and says all those controls i wrote about over a year ago they are now out there supporting donald trump. he put all these points together and i know it is easy to look back in hindsight but there were certainly strong indications that some of the public record that they were aiming for and in all our reporting we covered internal meetings in the set rooms in the white house and the staff people and they had no clue in the intelligence community cannot put all this together and told president obama and the national security council staff something big is afoot. and then you know something about this. >> nothing i can say here. [laughter] but you write about how th

chief national correspondent to the "new york times" magazine. white house correspondent kristen welker. national reporter carol lee. and republican strategist al cardenas. we've heard from the president doubling down and saying mission accomplished with syria. it was a limited strike. i know they believe the tactical mission was a success, but do we know what the strategy is on syria going forward? >> well, the administration would argue that the policy hasn't changed. they still want to defeat isis and they still want to stabilize the region. they want to ultimately see assad removed by political means, but when you ask members of congress if they have clarity, they don't, and you heard senator joni ernst say that. we want a briefing from the administration, what constitutes the necessity of another strike and when will they bring in congress into the process? >> if something accomplishes nothing, what was the point of the something? >> you have a situation where -- i mean, mission accomplished is a short-term declaration. when you tweet about

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jane: jane from time magazine joins us to discuss at all.oaxorbe ended up talking about immigration,hrowing his speech away. what is going on? ha i wish i could say this is strange and weird or for our president, but it is close to normal. he oftenwhite house when this happens because the carefully lay out these news plants, the message we want to be talking about, taxes and the economy, but instead we end up talking about immigration, which is not aty twh twahe to ntbeng at least not today, this week. you cannot predict him, that is who donald trump is. >> immigration has been on his mind a lot this week.e >>s tweeting on easter sunday and talking about going to church, these so-called caravans coming in from mexico, these religious processions that happen every year, which hadthin immigration has been the of session of fox news the past few days. he has been watching a lot of fox news. the caravan happened to be onth morning, he caught it and tweeted about it. even today you was talking about how he was still going to nationalize the natio

>>> few of oakland's finest made time magazine's list of most influential people of 2015, ryan coogler made the list for his hit movie black panther. other bay area residents are kevin durant and elon musk. >>> and another big night in sports. the warriors are just one game away from moving on to the second round of the playoffs. jason will have the highlights up next in sports. (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> all right the warriors win again and put the spurs on the brink of elimination. >> the spurs on the ropes and the warriors, it's just funny that we were so concerned about them. >> yeah, we were! >> lost by 40 in the season finale. >> they had injury after injury. >> right, but now they've won three in a row, and looks like they'll get steph back some time soon and can wrap up with spurs sunday in san antonio with the win. the spurs coach left the team to be with family a day after losing his wife to an undisclosed illness, but they played

time magazine has released its annual list of the top one hundred most influential people in the world low as mr one may most media do talk about. the kremlin russian influence afraid to say negative and above what in the pool. is highly likely that russia was responsible we do hold russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder. is culpable. is with. overwhelmingly likely that it was his district. look if i were to say how many times has his name appeared or russia or combinations thereof cheers mention it does that not indicate influential good or bad info bunch or does it mean it's positive or negative and a could be it could be negatively influence i guess but just by virtue of how many times you mentioned it how many times has his picture but of the cover how many times has the word russia russia collusion russia this russian interference boat how many times every single day and you mean to tell me despite the foregoing he's not influential come on. a girl has been killed and seventeen people injured as a hurricane rips through the russian capital on saturday cars have

finally this hour time magazine has released its annual list of the top one hundred most influential people in the world although it is missing perhaps one of the biggest names that the media always seems to talk about. crillon russian influence trump afraid to say a single negative warned about blood in the pool. is highly likely that russia was responsible for the two poles russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempt to. escape is culpable all quarrel is with putin's kremlin overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision. so that brings you up to date thanks being with us this afternoon don't forget they've got plenty more stories out for you to look at say that's on our website and. in july twenty seventh seen on and also to a freelance journalist watching this on t.v. militant shelling in syria. the owner his sacrifice quality has established a holiday memorial the lives they will recognize war reporters who often risk the months with the sake of the truth and through that peace you can submit to your published works in a video form written form go to a little naughty dot c

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>> when i was very young "time magazine" cover herald the new america and a combination of races that looked like me. so i said i'm futureface, i'm the face of america. i'm an avatar of the future brought to the present to show you americans what your future will look like. >> trevor: you trace your family history in this book and it takes you down a scary path. what is your mix. >> my mom is an immigrant from burma and my dad was born in lansing, iowa. >> trevor: right. >> i had this idea about who i was but really my identity was more about garfield and chips ahoy and boat shoes than about any particular axis of my identity. and that was nierks i think, but that wasn't real. there was not a lot to hold on to. at a certain point, i began to feel the weightlessness of that and i wanted to know more about who i was and where my community was which is i think is something a lot of mixed-race kids and americans want to know, especially right now. and i began to unwind these families' stories and realize what my family had been telling myself about where we come from, filled with observe

and other news time magazine has released its annual list of the top one hundred most influential people in the world. one name most media do talk about a fair amount. of influence afraid to say negative. is highly likely that russia was responsible we do hold russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder. is culpable. if you. like that it was his district. but look if i were to say how many times has his name appeared or russia or combinations thereof cheers mention it does that not indicate influential good or bad info about you does it mean it's positive or negative agle be it could be negatively influenced i guess but just by virtue of how many times you mentioned it how many times has this picture bit of the cover how many times has the word russia russia got louis and russia those russian interference how many times every single day and you mean to tell me despite the foregoing he's not influential come on. just an hour before you want our breaking news story from the saudi press agency has reported that the shooting near the royal palace in riyadh was carried out by a

. >> he's on the cover of "time" magazine, i think, this week. big deal. >> and here he is. enjoying the rain, hopefully. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. so mike, you're telling us that this is actually not the worst of it. the worst of it comes tomorrow morning. >> i think the worst will come in waves. but yeah, tomorrow morning will be the last push of the weather. some of the heaviest tomorrow with the thunderstorms. don't let your guard down today. it will be steady with pulses of moderate to heavy rain. temperatures, you can see mainly in the mid to upper 60s. another very mild day. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see, it is raining just about everywhere. in fact, here we are at 7:00. look what's lurking offshore. yellows. oranges, reds, that's moderate to heavy rain. let's see where it goes all over the neighborhoods until noon when it becomes more scattered. the moderate to heavy rain does. as we move through the afternoon into the evening hours, we start to get a little wave of moderate rain once again. if you're heading ou

. >>> "time" magazine says americans are filling fewer opioid prescriptions amid rising addictions. that's the biggest decline in 25 years. >>> and "the wall street journal" reports lance armstrong agreed to pay $5 million to settle a government lawsuit. the disgraced former cyclist was accused of defrauding the u.s. postal service by accepting sponsorship money while he was taking performance enhancement drugs. he could have lost $100 million in the suit. >>> still ahead, a new address for a famous statue. the fearless girl who symbolized a movement makes her own big move. girl who symbolized a movement makes her own big move. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entr

. >>> and "time" magazine reveals its list of the 100 most influential people of the year.ws" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com jooirngs it's thursday, april 19th. i'm michelle griego. and i'm anne makovec, in for kenny choi. >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, april 19th. this is a live look at downtown san jose, where people are celebrating because of the big win of the san jose sharks last night. now they go on to the second round of the play-offs. so that's very exciting. congratulations. >> but if people are still celebrating at 4:30 a.m. -- >> go to bed! >> -- your party is getting out of control. >> it's true. >> i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi this morning. weather and traffic all calm on the homefront at this point? >> in some areas. >>> the weather is calm. temperatures are exactly where they should be and our afternoon will be finally april-like. so we're finally going to have normal conditions. clear skies, warmer weather, high pressure is building. temperatures

time magazine has released the annual list of the world's one hundred most influential people though it has missed that one person it's almost constantly writing about. claim that russian influence trump afraid to say a single negative lord above what i'm appalled. is highly likely that russia was responsible. for all culpable for the attempted murder the show is called. like it was his answer. it's come to light u.s. military personnel have been working closely with their ponies armed forces who are believed to ties to the has been large group which is listed as a terror organization by washington the she was raised in congress on wednesday the united states has provided exceptional support for the lebanese armed forces in recent years and not just financial support it's not simply dollars and cents issues we have personnel working closely with and in the live in these armed forces . well figures show since two thousand and six the u.s. has provided they only one point seven billion dollars to help the lebanese army the security assistant funds were mainly used to provide equipment

finally this time magazine has released its annual list of the top one hundred most influential people in the world although it is missing one may that most media do like to talk about. the crillon clan russian influence trump afraid to say a single negative warn about what in the pl. is highly likely that russia was responsible e.g. old russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder is k. is culpable. if we change the premise because overwhelmingly likely it was his district. look if i were to say how many times has his name appeared or russia or combinations thereof cheers mention it does that not indicate influential good or bad influence your does it mean it's positive or negative and be it could be negatively influenced i guess but just by virtue of how many times you mentioned it how many times has his picture but of the cover how many times has the word russia russia collusion russia those russian interference both and there's about how many times every single day and you mean to tell me despite the foregoing he's not influential come on. yours you know it's internat

in boris yeltsin's reelection campaign there was a cover of time magazine after after yeltsin won reelection there were the it's a picture of yeltsin and the headline of the yanks to the rescue because we had advisors american advisors to reporting directly to bill clinton. who were aiding yeltsin in that victory and this is just part of the way views with the countries of operated toward each other forever we've always been interested in each other's affairs i think the differences now. but there is a political angle towards demonization of russia now inspiring some politicians in the west in england and in america to make up a public issue out of this in a way that they have they would now be floor that they wouldn't have have. sated. such a heated situation in the past over what essentially is a domestic political aim to scare people into you know being and certainly politically to town a lot in america is of course had to register as a foreign agent from this the nazi era act don't trump tweet a lot about mainstream media but he seems unable to ban it using your version of office on the

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time magazine included her in the top 100 most influential people on the planet.r first baby. in an exclusive interview with lucy hockings, the prime minister talked about the decriminalisation of homosexuality — an issue that was discussed at the recent commonwealth summit. it was important to raise the issue of discrimination. yes, happily. and asi of discrimination. yes, happily. and as i would in any environment, regardless of the position of others, i acknowledge that we are a country that is in a different position than others but i still see it as our responsibility to promote genuine inclusion and the removal of discrimination. do you support child being head of the commonwealth? my view is that it should follow the crown. and was their agreement with the 53 members? there was agreement that he should take over the head of the commonwealth if and when it is required. if it is possible to prioritise both, we do, obviously, it represents roughly $53 billion of trade, closer to $5 billion for the uk that there is something extra about our relationship with th

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