but this play has a different take on the trojan horse story.ory that has been pushed. we at least need to hear what the teachers who were at the centre of trojan horse thing, we need to hear what the students, like, their voices were crucial voices that were missing at the time that debate and you think if we had actually listen to those people at that time, i think the whole narrative around trojan horse would be completely different. the play is based on more than 200 hours of interviews with pupils, teachers, pa rents interviews with pupils, teachers, parents and governors. it uses their words and their stories to show the impact the trojan horse enquiry had on them. according to the writers, the trojan horse enquiry has left deep scars on the birmingham communities involved. as soon as we started asking questions, we realise this is still incredibly current, that the community is still very divided over this, really torn, really heartbroken, really emotionally raw. it might take a long time for birmingham's muslim community to recover, but

horse . understand it's a business accommodate you into the holes through the area i mean. the idea comes from greek mythology during the trojan war of the greeks mobile's fighters into the city of troy inside a huge wooden horse and the horse in the previous hiding something to. cover the cost doesn't allow look how big it is cool is it ok for you. it is a whirlpool i love. how cool is that. the hostess also shows are two hotel testers denise and a very small bathroom. that will miss them so they speculate on how to flush the toilet. then they set off to explore the second floor here there's a dining and living area as well that's two more beds and i think. haven't got any steps one out it's long enough but there's not much in the way of head around. me that's off on a bunny it's a challenge and enough it man nothing yeah but it's super for kids it's like a cave. our testers have to make their own breakfast there's fresh fruit and bread for the morning. everything else they need can be found in the small kitchen. there's also a balcony to step out onto and on the third floor another surprise awaits denise and nineteen. the se

horse. that's understood it is not common that you enter the holes through the area i mean. the idea comes from greek mythology during the trojan war the greeks smuggled fighters into the city of troy inside a huge wooden horse and the horse in the previous hiding something. doesn't allow look how big it is cool is it ok for you. it is a whirlpool i love. how cool is that. the hostess also shows our two hotel testers denise and a very small bathroom. thank you so much that was not so they speculate on how to flush the toilet. then they set off to explore the second floor here there's a dining and living area as well that's two more beds and i think. twenty steps one out it's long enough but there's not much in the way of headroom. that's off the nobody else it's a challenge but it was going up it meant nothing yeah but it's super for kids it's like a cave it's you know not really. hard testers have to make their own breakfast there's fresh fruit and bread for the morning. everything else they need can be found in the small kitchen. there's also a balcony to step out onto and on the third floor another surprise awaits denise and

trojan horse. what binds the content together. answers and stories aplenty the. spotlight on people. focusing on earth on t.w. . climate change. waist length pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing our lives are meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire each other. to an employment magazine slate.

i call my method "the trojan horse." you know how i got lily? i asked mitchell for triplets. okay. you are going to love what i found for the kitchen countertops. mmm.

trojan horse. what binds the content together. answers and stories aplenty. spotlight on people. focus on girls on t w. monday one hundred of us on facebook and experience what nelson mandela means for young africans today. in the mind of people who are the middle people who are the means to fight with. you. to see more of the first how did he shoot to be i'm still up some money in dallas in one day a lot rougher than some of the old mother let me just listen to those i lived way before i choose to live holy moley let go of the internet and the area which makes it harder to find us on facebook and on t w dot com. audio . player. this is d w news live from the widow of the chinese nobel peace prize winner lucia gold leaves china to start her new life in euro blue shot is due to arrive in berlin later today after years of house arrest the german government has been pushing for lou's release since her husband died in prison a year ago but also coming up euphoria in thailand as eight boys are.

a trojan horse. what binds the continent together. for answers and stories aplenty. the main news alison kosik she gets a full on somebody's name sounds. cold and takes out today's can fill post side but most. people put big dreams on the big screen. movie magazine monday demi. odd. odd odd. odd odd. the to. this is that every news line from berlin bellwether election that in zimbabwe people vote for the first time for someone other than longtime autocrat robert mugabe polls have now closed but earlier zimbabweans braved long lines as the break of day to cast their ballots were in the capital harare for the latest in this landmark vote also coming up needing a.

then there's the trojan horse themed children's area. and there are plenty of ornate columns to serve as reminders of ancient greece. and cyprus is called a greek history. and that's the most prominent history that we have. we have all over the island different. different ancient bindings all. over greece. when people come here they think will be refused three. but even zeus needed a break from his adventures so the water park also offers guests plenty of ways to relax from the way. they can right down the lazy river and take a dip in aphrodite's bat or get a bite to eat at the poseidon preferably from them. to ensure the safety of the guests around fifty lifeguards are on duty. you enjoy every day together with our customers our job is nice of course we keep the safety we enjoyed together we were across the modest meeting every day different m.p. a poem make sure they enjoyed that brings joy to us also. the water park attracts people from around the globe for many it's an action packed alternative to a day at the beach. is a good broad

the kremlin's trojan horse series exposed networks in france, germany, greece, spain, italy and uk and done transatlantic convening including last year's forum which we will host again in october of this year and then we did a berlin 360 open source summit where we brought together citizen activists and journalists from all over to train them in the skills that we've developed ourselves. particularly through our digital friends at research lab, the council's most cutting initiative which works 24/7 to track, expose and explain this information through the work of digital sherlocks. earlier this year they teamed up with facebook from text election integrity across the globe. in addition last month our eurasia center watched an interactive online guide to learn about the kremlin's disinformation guide. the portal features 30 partner organizations and 125 experts from the u.s. and europe further cemented our comment to this set issues. it underlines what the atlantic council is really about on everything we do which is we're stronger working with allies. this work is helping us understand

assertion and then i think they may have heard how it sounded, so they attempted to use kind of a trojan horseor a point. they want a kind of, i think it's an elks lodge 1956 kind of patriotism. it's a very sort of right after the red scare patriotism. right after under god goes into the pledge of allegiance, we're under our desks, we are afraid. we used to be afraid of the russians. it's elemental, like so much of trump, there is not a lot of nuance here. i think a lot of us spends a lot of time trying to detect nuance where there isn't any. when he said make america great again. he meant make it like it was in 1956 again. which if you look like me and are you a white southern boringly heterosexual man, that was a pretty good time to be alive. if you look like almost anybody else, it was not so great. >> what's interesting, the two greatest influences politically were his father and roy cohen, both products. they got success in that 1950s america that you just described. >> no, i think that's exactly right. when you -- i love the way you put that, it is so 1956-'57 approach of the world to me

assertion and then i think they may have heard how it sounded, so they attempted to use it as a trojan horse for a point they want a kind of, i think of it as an elk's lodge 1966 patriotism. >> interesting way of putting it. >> it's a very sort of right after the red scare patriotism. >> right under god goes the pledge of allegiance, we're under our desks, we're afraid. we iced to be afraid of the russians. now we're not, apparently. it's element am, like so much of trump, there is not a lot of nuance their. i think a lot of us spend time trying to detect nuance when there isn't any. when he said make america great again. he meant make it like in 1956 again. which if you look like me, are you a white southern boring heterosexual man. that was a good time to be alive. if you look like anybody else, it was not so great. >> the two influence on him were politically his father and roy cohn. both basically products of the 19 -- they got success in that 1950s america you just described. >> no i think that's exactly right. it is sort of a 1956-'57 approach to the world. for me, still a reflection o

but some saw a trojan horse rather than a ball. republican senator lindsey graham, if it were me, i'd check the soccer ball for listening devices and never allow it in the white house. one reporter tweeted, "i just saw a u.s. secret service agent put the soccer ball putin gave trump through a security scanner." some compared the ball to the reset button secretary of state clinton once gave the russian foreign minister. >> we worked hard to get the right russian word. you think we got it? >> you got it wrong. >> i got it wrong. >> reporter: it's hard to go wrong with a ball, though there were jokes, but at least nobody at the summit dropped the ball. jeanne moos, cnn. how could i miss that one? new york. maybe you should stand further away. >>> anderson starts now. >>> good evening from helsinki. it is hard to overstate what president trump did here today at his summit with russia's president vladimir putin. what he said and what he refused to say to the face of a tyrant. and it's hard to downplay the damage he may already be doing

we considered the atlantic council kremlin trojan horse report, and we've seen that groups across theideological spectrum from the center for american progress to the hudson institute and its kleptocracy initiative have all flag this is a really important national security problem here i think that having brought attention to it through this committee early on, we're in a position to have a recommendation to our colleagues to begin doing things about it with any luck in time to determine a little bit the misconduct in the upcoming election -- deter -- i appreciate how chairman graham has led this subcommittee. i think this is real progress and i appreciate it very, very much. >> inky. i'll return the compliment. you have been terrific on this. you have obviously done your homework, and the combination of bad things are almost endless and it seems to me that we need to up our gain. with that in mind will try to up our game. the record will remain open for one week. the hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible convers

whispered as a possible iplacement as the new ceo and was told that would actually decimate and be a trojan horseat is something to keep in mind. >> another way to look at it as well is to analysts downgraded intel because they thought under lisa, it became it bigger competitor -- competitive threat to the company because she did such a good job putting it in the right direction. >> it will be interesting to watch it play out. i have been watching this stock for the last two years. technicals here are really pretty remarkable. in 2015, it was around two dollars. we see this long-term chart around three dollars, closer to 50. two dollars and $20, a wide range. near the top, the earnings consolidation could be called a bullish pattern of congestion, 30 or taking the stock up $40. good things may be ahead. >> shares are up 17% and intel only up 10%. >> incredible. >> thank you. still ahead, show me the earnings. amazon gets ready to report second-quarter results and we bring the numbers after the market close. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are expecting amazon second results do right after the cl

think it is a trojan horse. that we let in the country with these russians. think it is a bad deal all the way around. i would like to know what people think of. is probably going to take a big hit on this because of that. dan in bloomfield, new jersey. forindependents -- line independents. caller: i see congress is wrangling about how much money to put into the budget for the border wall. my question is this, why are we even talking about this in our payinggress is mexico is for it? why aren't we negotiating to get the money directly from them right now? host: thanks for the call. for more on the border wall and that house appropriations bill that was released yesterday, we turn to the reporter with "the hill" newspaper. for trump's border wall. how many miles of border wall does that buy? is the house appropriations committee saying where that while would go? caller: that is for 200 miles of border.ng the it lays out areas where that would be built, which is different from the bill in the senate or last year when they areas about reinforcing of fencing and

the kremlin's trojan horse series exposed networks in france, germany, greece, spain, italy and uk and done transatlantic convening including last year's forum which we will host again in october of this year and then we did a berlin 360 open source summit where we brought together citizen activists and journalists from all over to train them in the skills that we've developed ourselves. particularly through our digital friends at research lab, the council's most cutting initiative which works 24/7 to track, expose and explain this information through the work of digital sherlocks. earlier this year they teamed up with facebook from text election integrity across the globe. in addition last month our eurasia center watched an interactive online guide to learn about the kremlin's disinformation guide. the portal features 30 partner organizations and 125 experts from the u.s. and europe further cemented our comment to this set issues. it underlines what the atlantic council is really about on everything we do which is we're stronger working with allies. this work is helping us understand

helpful and authoritative source on election and other interference by the kremlin and the kremlin trojan horse report, the atlantic councils parallel effort, there is a new report called moscow's gold, russian corruption in the uk that was put up by the house of commons foreign affairs committee and a like to ask that report be put into the record. >> without objection it will be. >> i want to thank mr. wainstein for focusing on the botnet civil injunction legislation, we've been working that for for a log time. where hoping to get into ndaa the also. it seems pretty obvious to try to shut these damn things down in the way that's been proven to work. but what of what to talk about in my time is the problem of shell corporations. because for all of the emphasis that the witnesses have put on policing and prosecuting foreign influence in our elections, you can neither police or prosecute what you cannot find. and at the moment we have both a shell corporation problem, which was emphasized by mark zuckerberg in his testimony when he said their political advertisement identification program would

horse is is a trojan designed to legislate religious values on other people.have a right to their beliefs. if they don't want to have an abortion that is their choice but don't try to make me or my wife or mother my child a of birthbecause control failure and you decide you don't want to reproduce and have a family night you are a criminal because my beliefs is the bible should not kill. the bible was written by men, not god. caller: i'm calling on the democratic line. i don't know how you figure all democrats are for abortion. no one wants abortions. when women fell it to anger orse something like that or they knew a guy or a lady that could do this type of thing. around thes been beginning of time as far as i know. thesepeople giving figures, 800,000 babies a year, 6 million babies, you could come up with all kinds of figures. knows what really? criminal? you put her to death for killing somebody? it's a divisive thing in this country. the country divided -- house divided against itself will fall. host: thanks for your call, richard. resident from departing