u.k. or ireland but i think it's. a low in welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter all about it's a new year but the same stories persist out front is the chaotic trump white house followed by the steel dossier and a possible breakthrough with north korea. in the new year i'm joined by my guest mark he's an international affairs and security analyst and we have to he's a political analyst we spoke nick international ok gentlemen as always crosstalk rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want my always appreciate let's talk about michael wolf's fire in fury i look at it is basically political gossip something that something's in there we've already. suspected but one of the things i thought was interesting that i pulled from the exit i haven't read the book i haven't seen the whole thing but you know when we have these conversations with steve bannon the former strategist. and being thrown to the curb later by mr trump the collusion with israel again this story pops up it doesn

u.k. or ireland it is us. oh the friend. this is the guys report. the new park at. some top it's obviously this is the ninth birthday week of bitcoin so i'm going to stick on this but i know also a lot of people have not only in to justin from the new year still but they also have indigestion from the you know baptism by market crashes and volatility you know most people got.

u.k. or ireland sputnik use discussing the latest scandals engulfing the u.k. independence party. i'm here we're going underground as today u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson commemorates the death of auschwitz seventy three years to the day that soviet troops liberated the nazi concentration camp coming up in the show as all the bosses a multi-billion dollar failed multinational cover the end of someone to westminster for questioning we are one of the german corbin's keep ultimately allies the former shadow emergencies minister chris williamson why his party countenance signing deals with the caribbean and the director of global justice now urges a future british labor government to atone for its sins and stop the n.h.s. being used as a cash cow by a profit hungry pharmaceutical industry was. going to face up to reality and take action to save the n.h.s. from jets by the thousand. jeremy corbyn let alone u.k. foreign secretary boards johnson slams the government for destroying britain's health care system goal is a ball coming up a debate going on the ground but first while wa

u.k. or ireland a boom bust it's next there with us. i am asked guys or this is the kaiser report we're in the sun the north american bitcoin conference in miami the excitement is palpable electricity in the air startups are starting up. yes max it's a pretty wild ride here very fine it's getting bigger and bigger every time we go to a big bank conference as more and more people. i do want to know one thing that we've kind of overlooked in the past week of coverage is the fact that the dow jones. went up one thousand points the fastest in history it had twenty five thousand points and then it hit twenty six thousand points the fastest move the fastest one thousand white moves in the history of u.s. stock markets as i think that's the best thousand points in the roof since trump became president so i think we see some of that inflation perhaps you might call it hyperinflation that janet yellen and other central bankers were hoping for but you know you've got the wealth effect because you've got stock market bond market property market tri

u.k.? is the right honorable member? >> he confirmed the text of the agreement that makes clear in the event of the deal, northern ireland will not be separated politically, economically orn a regulatory requirement that the u.k. on the island of ireland but in the event of no deal, nothing is agreed. >> i suggest to the minister in order in the next stage of negotiations, she might want to suspend tribal politics that invite the leader of the opposition candidate the leader of the opposition to join her negotiating team since whatever they are tactical differences, the agreements on the fundamentals of brexit and withdraw from the single market, disastrous as that may be. >> have captivated the house with regulatory excess that would be paid and contradict that had come in promising full regulatory alignment dismissed and she can't even get her brexit secretary to agree with her, how on earth is she going to get a good deal to protect jobs investment and growth? >> so, phase one of the talk included ken theresa may talk them out at a triumph? the bbc political correspondent will be joining me throughout the program. how please will theresa may be with what she got out o

u.k. -- is it eileen foster or the right honorable member from maidenhead? >> when she confirmed that the text of this agreement does not make clear that in the event of a deal, northern ireland will not be separated politically, economically or by any regulatory requirements from the rest of the u.k., along with no hard border on the island of ireland, but also in the event of no overall deal, nothing is agreed. >> can i suggest to the prime minister that in order to strengthen leverage on the next phase of negotiations, she may want to suspend tribal politics and invite the leader of the opposition and his front bench colleagues to join her negotiating team since whatever their technical differences they , agree with her on the fundamentals of brexit and withdrawal from the single markets and customs union, this -- union. >> this has captivated the house with regulatory impact assessments that do not exist. the whole thing would be paid. this is the secretary contradicting him at the weekend saying that it would be conditional on a trade deal. here he is commenting on the alignment. he has dismissed this as a statement of intent. she can't even get her pregnant secretary to

if there is a soft border with ireland that is a soft border with scotland why would the u.k. government who the u.k. government or what resumes see in what these may well have to do are two different things that is becoming clearer and clearer in the backs of negotiations if you have a look at northern ireland they have exceeded every demand of the e.u. border on the island of ireland remember it's the e.u. border. me when she has with one member so that with everybody else because the most favored nation status the deputy you would mean that you've got to treat everybody else if you can the other so that's just utter nonsense to talk about scotland the talk about scotland has its third its main export market isn't england another sort of the public of ireland's main export market is england as well you don't have to see the government to trade what leaders want whatever is what you what you do how well i think when we have our independence referendum in the next fifteen months i'll be given all the leverage we need and we have forty nine percent just now and you can only get fifty one percent by implication the

piece of local legislation or work in northern ireland can happen there is no sign of a resolution it's only fourteen months until this province is on the front line of a u.k. outside the european union everything here has gone wrong at once the people voted to stay in the european union but the u.k. is leaving anyway the government fell apart and after a year shows no sign of being able to get back together the u.k. government has proved incapable of sorting it out let alone the much greater issue of what's going to happen to the border between northern and southern islands and all that volatility that sense of vacuum is very dangerous for a province that's not really at peace with itself predictably nationalists who wants a united ireland and hate the idea of borders here are looking to dublin to help them two hundred leading nationalist figures written a joint letter to the irish prime minister urging him to in-city by virtue of the fact that there is a constitutional vacuum. there only. considered conclusion from bob there is a risk to the peace process because it caused by bribes that but as with everything here the same argument cuts both ways union

u.k. -- is it eileen foster or the right honorable member from here. agreement, of this in the event of a deal, the event of a deal, northern ireland will not be separated politically, economically or by theregulatory -- along with hardware on island but in the event of no overall deal, nothing is agreed. can i suggest to the prime minister that in order to strengthen leverage on the next phase of negotiations, she may want to suspend tribal politics and invite the leader of the and his front bench colleagues to join her whateverng team since the difference, they agree with her on the fundamentals of brazen and withdraw from the single markets and customs union, this has captivated the and made major impact assessments i do not exist. the whole thing would be paid. this is the secretary contradicting him at the weekend saying that it would be conditional on a trade deal. here he is commenting on the alignment. he has dismissed this as a statement of intent. she can't even get her pregnant secretary to agree with her then how on addition going to get a good deal that protects jobs and growth in this country? >> phase one of the talks concluded that but c

piece of local legislation or work in northern ireland can happen there is no sign of a resolution it's only fourteen months until this province is on the front line of a u.k. outside the european union everything here has gone wrong at once the people voted to stay in the european union but the u.k. is leaving anyway the government fell apart and after a year shows no sign of being able to get back together the u.k. government has proved incapable of sorting it out let alone the much greater issue of what's going to happen to the border between northern and southern islands and all that volatility that sense of vacuum is very dangerous for a province that's not really at peace with itself predictably nationalists who wants a united ireland and hate the idea of borders here are looking to dublin to help the two hundred leading nationalist figures written a joint letter to the irish prime minister urging him to intervene by virtue of the fact that there is a constitutional vacuum. there only. considered conclusion from bob there is a risk to the peace process because it caused by bribes that but as with everything here the same argument cuts both ways union