four there with a matter so we have that from barbara the prime minister promising a parliament unicorn's when she turns up in brussels asking for unicon which they consistently told don't exist one of them i was to say. it's real like barbara said it spits bang on field and and the reason here is it's again the u.k. negotiating with itself in brussels the institutions but also the twenty seven member states who are observing this very carefully to wonder how come that the u.k. parliament really believes or some in the u.k. parliament will find out really believe that the backs of could be renegotiated that a solution could be found to something that was fought over for over the period of two years lots of you negotiators from the u.k. side and from the e.u. side worked hard on finding a solution for the backstop the solution for the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland that is and how come that now after those two years and a compromise that has has been found between the negotiators someone believes it could be reopened and a magic new solution could be found so g

you have to believe in unicorns to go there. the fact is there was allegations that the russians may have hacked into the dnc computers, but there's no evidence whatsoever that it had any impact on the election. >> so if over here we have do unicorns exist, and over here, we have the russians absolutely categorically did it, my argument, unicorns over here, russians absolutely categorically did it, kind of look like this. what did the trolls, the imposters in cyberspace, the people who were freepretending were u.s. nationals do? they probably get us into this realm of certainty. unicorns certainly did it because i don't know whether their targeting was precise enough to reach the voters in the needed states. about here, unicorns, absolute certainty, trolls. hackers. more certainty, because we know they changed the media agenda and we have some polling data to suggest they may have done it in consequential ways. we have pretty strong theory that says that when you change a media agenda and you change the criteria people are using

. >>> here's the story about how i became the unicorn. >>> here's the story about how i became the unicorn the surprising lengths ♪ they're all going in the same direction but in very different ways and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper. pampers cruisers with three-way fit. they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom with up to twelve hours of protection for all the freedom to move their way. in pampers cruisers only pampers diapers are the number one choice of hospitals, nurses and parents. >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we are everywhere on every platform, every day. check us out on 90% of women have a skincare routine. but what about a lip care routine? pay your lips some attention. the chapstick total hydration collection. exfoliate nourish naturally enhance your lips. chapstick. put your lips first. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without hea

and howuch is dilution, much is a matter of unicorns overvalued cashing in while they can, racing to come and a prelude to the crash? >> it is a great question. it is different now. are companies like uber staying private for longer because there is so much funding in venture capital. they have the means to stay private. why didn't said these companies come out in 2017? now you have volatility in the markets. the question of whether there will be enough demand to absorb the supply is a question in and of itself, but if the demand is ,aning, when they do come in this could weigh on prices in the market at large. >> the market structure is completely different than it was five to 10 years ago. we talked about etf's taking a lot of market share. it is different, right? you don't have individual investors subscribing to ipo's the way they once did. , spotifyowth of active is a great example. they went public in april. if you look at the etf universe, spotify, where as when active management was larger, you would have had more individual investors willing to take risk on these newly publi

it's usually, like, a throwback to a mermaid or a unicorn.go like this. >> i didn't hear a word she said. i'm mesmerized by how she looks. >> she looked like a unicorn. one of a kind. >> charlize, yes. >>>meanwhile, who could tergt the '90s style from "saved by the bell"? he is rocking a sophisticated look on "the passage." it premieres tonight. when it comes to his time at bayside high, he kept it real. ♪ >> how old were you when you started acting? >> i got my sag card in '84. i can't do the math. it was a long time ago. >> happy? >> of course, i'm thrilled. >> i didn't have a sentimental sort of value to even "saved by the bell." so people asked, did you take things from the set? because i wasn't sentimental, i didn't, and i wish i had. >> so mark didn't take anything from the set, but would you believe he and the rest of the cast also don't get a penny of residuals because of what he calls poor deal? >> can i 911? >> now nearly 30 years after "saved by the bell" premiered, the 44-year-old is back and starring in the new fox thriller "the

slack is the unicorn's unicorn. brand that is unbelievable. other cloud copy looks up to them, not just their revenue growth, but their product, their culture. and they made so much money they don't need more capital. if anybody can do it direct listing it slack. >> airbnb may be considering a listing as well. do you think this could be a trend order trending for other companies to get out the gate? can i think it's a trend for the upper echelon companies. -- >> i think it's a trend for the upper echelon companies. there are so many copies that have built so much power and so much brand over many years. spotify was private for so long. most countries don't have the ability to do that. they are behind the scenes, like a b2b company. companies need more capital as they go into the ipo. >> gainsight is one of those companies that comes out, they expect you to come to market. what is your timeline, is it causing you to reflect on how you decide to do this? >> we are behind this cloud trend, moving to cloud and's obstruction. we think there's an op

he was like a [ bleep ] unicorn. >> erik: coming to "parts unknown" the first season, there was real mandate to make it different. it was a lot of pressure. >> zach: if you really want to find something new, you have to be willing to fully embrace that feeling of lost. or i don't know what i'm doing. and that's terrifying, anxiety-ridden, and also the absolute most joy you can find. >> lydia: when we hit cnn with "parts unknown," the show really manifested, truly into what it wanted to be. >> anthony: welcome to my life. actual content, b-roll, dick jokes, meals scene -- did i say dick jokes? diarrhea. ♪ >> anthony: where do we come from? how does it all work? how far can we go? what are we as sentient humans capable of? >> nick: and it's funny, man. it's not until someone's gone that you-that you really, really try to understand what made them tick. and what made tony bourdain tick. he talked a lot about being on the move. and i think that tony, you know, obviously like a shark, needed to be on the move all the time

and then unicorns here absolute certainty. if a russian disinformation influenced james comey decision to make public the analysis on the laptop. if they played a role in that decision to make it public. it was leaked almost immediately. as you would've anticipated it would of been. then the case becomes more certain because the effects in the election when those nine days change the media agenda are pretty clear in the polling data. shift. hillary clinton and her lead at that point. attributable as best one can tell. in the coverage of the coming investigation. pause for a moment and say if kathleen is can make an argument that this could create an effect any number of combinations of those things that would increase the likelihood that there was an effect. this is not an argument that says this alone there is enough there that it becomes more plausible if the theory of communication is found. that is argument that i'm in a make. it became a rolling cross-section. and then saying we know that the five days this is basically w

in terms of unicorns, we have people staying aggressive and private.were able to raise money at terrific rates and terrific terms in the private market. for the companies now, it is time to shine and get on the public markets and step up to another level in terms of where they will go the difference between these companies and the type of companies 20 to 25 years ago, they are mature companies with billions of dollars in revenue around the world we are entering a new phase here of the mega unicorns going out after achieving a tremendous amount of scale compared to other start ups. >> mark, a bunch of names in your universe. our names at the top of others for 2019 is facebook we know about netflix performance this year. twitter and google on there as well how do you prioritize those names? how do you think they fit in the early part of the year where the semis and the semi cycle is still getting so much attention? >> it is a good question i would say among the large names for the ad based companies like alphabet and facebook, cleaning up the platforms a

option because it doesn't really exist to reason has been accused of rising unicorns all the way to. brussels so rather unexpectedly the votes this evening went to reason may's way there were reports of one cabinet minister don saying through the parliamentary lobbies was this evening's going for the government to resign may well say that she's got a mandate now to go back to brussels and start talking again the big question now is what brussels will say in response to that and don't forget it's exactly two months until bragg's it day. cancell president donald tusk post person has stated in the meantime that the e.u. withdrawal agreement is not open for negotiation british historian author dealt. with his reaction to the latest. please review here as we are sure seeing before the program the. parliament is one thing or another thing that has a whole negotiated with the european union is something now the european union have to think twice here because all law there was an amendment is called the amendments but then there's actually one of tory m.p.'s who want to remain in. government

option because it doesn't really exist the reason he's been accused of rising unicorns the way to brussels why well the reason a herself said that there's limited appetite in brussels to renegotiate that deal that is quite an understatement brussels has said repeatedly that the deal on the table is the only deal that will ever be on the table they've reiterated that this evening of course there is on to resume a side say that saying that the deal can be really really though she hated is simply a strategy and one that brussels rather likes to use in terms of opposition amendments one very big one which called for a delay brags that by law if there was no deal in place by the end of february that was rejected it was very down by politicians in parliament this evening that is a big win for to reason may and it is a big blow to the movement that was calling for a delay to bragg's it also the movement that's calling for a second referendum for a rerun of the e.u. vote and there was one other amendment was voted on the m.p.'s agreed on and that's that they reject the no deal sonari oh however th

just let him have his unicorn. just say it's true when it's not.wants. i'm not sure it matters. >> i think if there is an out he basically uses d.o.d. money to instruct them to build fencing on the very small sliver of the border that is d.o.d. property. >> they never do it. >> right. >> they have to start doing it, that they will -- that is the most natural out here. the most natural out is emperor's new clothes where the wall gets built and the government has to reopen because it was never really a wall to begin with. >> non-of that is true but we agree to say it so the issue goes away and the government can reopen. >> rachel, it's been great to have you here on "all in" come by any time. >> it's a strange news day but nice to be here with you, my friend. >> we're less than two minutes from this president's prime time address and so "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> i want to thank all of you at home for joining us. happy to have you with us. let me give you a sense how the next hour will go. president trump's first prime time address from

the government, parliament has failed, and we can't go hoping for a unicorn to appear out of nowhere.et minister suggested the government would look at staying in a customs union with the eu, a big shift in policy the brexiteers in his party won't like one bud. i think the right under would be to leave the customs union, but given where we are, we have to be open to proposals that are put forward and make an assessment. so it is on the table? i am using my words, but you can use yours, i think we should not be, you know, if we are going to engage, we have to engage, we shouldn't be boxing ourselves in. at the ourselves in. altheprimeministep brea ks ourselves in. altheprimeministep breaks a manifesto to ‘ a customs union, ‘a customs union, i'm afraid deliver a customs union, i'm afraid i would not like to call how big the [would notliigg £2 gglj q2; g'g gig; would ivg2uld notliq2 22 222 q2; 22 2q2 would be in the ivg2uld notliq2 22 2222 q2; 22 2q2 would be in the party. just split would be in the party. just hours after the vote, the government is clamouring to find common ground. he

the people this time would be offered not a unicorn, not a this time would be offered not a unicorn,ee with mr mitchell is likely to fail in the commons, the option of no deal which, in my opinion would be a disaster. we can keep the deal we have and take back the letter and have and take back the letter and have the option of remaining in the european union. those are the three choices for the country. you say it would solve the deadlock. it might just produce another deadlock? we would need an extension of the article 50 period in order to have another extension and that might expire. if i were a remainer and my side had lost, we would accept that and we would leave the european union. so it would be decisive in that sense. the important point is that sense. the important point is that this time round it would be informed. we could not have pie in the sky have your cake and eat it options. you would have clearly defined options. the option on the table this week, the option of no deal which the house of commons rejected, or the option of the deal we have, the one margaret thatcher

emily: you have a few unrealized unicorns. scope, or any of your companies seeing an impact already? onx: we can't comment whether these companies will go public anytime soon, but i think the nice thing about being at a firmware we have ample capital is we can support these companies regardless of the quiddity -- the liquidity. i don't think -- all of them have a backup plan given any we will go into in 2019. a lot of our companies have put that together given uncertainty out of the government. >> you rent growth before joining lightspeed. he will not share any insight -- inside information, but your company is one company we have heard once to go public. what is the impact on employees of a potential delay like this? >> i can't comment on exactly what the impact would be, because so much is unknown and i have not been there for a long time. iran growth for about three years, so what am exciting about -- excited about enjoying joining lightspeed is bringing that understanding to the next generation of unicorn. we are going to

that dynamic means a unicorn has defended,d or whatever you do with unicorns.by a significant margin, where to be go next? there is a growing sense that parliament is looking to take control of this process. being one amendment talked about earlier on in the session that would effectively give the brexit process to senior figures within parliament. this that mean some sort of cross bench parliament group would get together to hash out where we go with brexit? how does a relationship between executives and parliament change? >> the balance of power has shifted toward parliament. we saw last week, this talk of other amendments, almost this new confidence in government. the government has three days to come back after a defeat to say what they want to do. that motion can be amended. that is what we see, this push and pull between the executives in the parliament. in the end though, i find it hard to believe that anything is going to happen without the government saying, you know, giving approval and the parliament can completely dry this thing -- and completely dr

plus why were protesters dressed as unicorns?'t the protest addresses unicorn trying to get past cops trying to protect lumberjacks, stick around for the western roundup. ce in 30,000 precision parts. or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through february 28th. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ so lionel, what does 24/5 mean to you?rade well, it means i can trade after the market closes. it's true. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all.

. >>> here's the story about how i became the unicorn. >> the surprising lengths >>> "e.t."'t just on the air. we are everywhere on every platform, every day. check us out on >>> so we have now moved into the instyle warner brothers room. there will be a huge dinner and a party in here. it's a trands formation. this is what's next after the golden globe. we now know what's next for ariana grande. she'll host the awards with childic gambino. >>> idris elba is also going perform at coachella. he's been touring as a deejay and plays one in his new netflix series. >> his daughter is an ambassador and we asked her dad about the coachella gig. >> are we slow-jam something. >> yeah, exactly. going to be a lot of that. >> coachella buzzing. another tv event. >> last night's debut of "the masked singer." >> my agent begged me not do this show. >> fluffy rhymes with puffy. >> that's it? >> that's how i knew it was going to be a hit. >> the judging panel and host nick cannon tries to figure out who's singing behind these machks. >> i'm like, i know that neck. >> this was an awesome exp

emily: you are all unicorns in venture capital because of what you accomplished.ing to that term. i want to take a moment to recognize that, because that term came from you. >> the analysis that underpinned it i am proud of. even though we manage so much money and create so much there haspportunity, been so little data and analysis of private companies, i was interested in doing a truly accurate quantitative analysis of what these companies have in common and the trends. some of the trends were helpful for the entrepreneurial ecosystem. ♪ place willffs in ruin us for our economy. ♪ our economy. ♪ emily: hundreds of billions of dollars have been wiped off the market caps of big tech companies in the last several months. there is fear about a broader economic downturn and whether that will impact tech. is that impacting your strategies? >> it will. there are positives and negatives. , the tariffs are government has put in place are in the long-term, and maybe this is my economist background speaking more, they are relentless -- ruin for our economy. even when we loo

>> unicorn. >> jimmy: yes? >> owls. >> jimmy: yes?> giraffes, because they're yellow. >> jimmy: nice. >> elephants. >> jimmy: elephants, giraffes, unicorns, and owls. >> what is your favorite animal? >> jimmy: my favorite animal is the monkey. but we don't have a monkey for you right now. we have this adorable -- thank you -- puppy. >> aww! >> jimmy: this is daisy the downer dog. [ laughter ] >> can i feel it? >> jimmy: yes, you can feel it. what do you think? how does she feel? >> this is so cute! >> jimmy: yeah, isn't it cute? >> can i feel it? >> i really think the kids would like it. >> fluffy. >> jimmy: this is a special dog. you know how most dogs are happy? >> yes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this one isn't happy at all. this is daisy the downer dog. >> down. >> jimmy: yeah. this is a dog that says sad things. you want to hear? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: here we go. >> i'm daisy the downer dog. what's your name? >> jimmy: oh, what's your name? >> allie. >> do you like chocolate? >> yes. >> if i eat chocolate, i'll die. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

why were protesters dressed as unicorns -- who does not love a protester dressed as a unicorn -- tryingmberjacks?wh stick around for tonight's "western roundup." ♪ but you can believe this, real esurance employee nancy abraham. look her up online. esurance, it's surprisingly painless. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: a corruption probe head for los angeles city hall. that story capture nights western roundup. los angeles democratic mayor and potential 2018 2018 2018 contec garcetti responding to reports of more than a dozen city officials are being investigated by the fbi for bribery and extortion. telling reporters today he is not 100% responsible for the actions of everyone at city hall, but he does taker's responsibility seriously. police growing up with environmentalists at the uc berkeley of the removal of five damaged and diseased trees. crews ha

jet smarter signed up 10,000 members and became the first flying unicorn valued apt over $1 billion butur investigation were found behind its elite image, jet smarter has left a trail of outraged customers millions of dollars in losses and concerns about some passengers on flights. customers around the country some paying nearly $100,000 for a multiyear membership now call the company a fraud. a high-tech shell game and unlawful bait and switch >> the way the system works is natural ecosystem. >> it all sounded so presidentialing in 2016 when jet smarter's then 27-year-old ceo and founder appeared on cnbc we offer about 50,000 hours of scheduled flights every year that's like 120 flights a day. there is plenty of lobster for everybody to go around >> and the members feasted, at least in the beginning unlike most private jet companies, they sell individual seats on its planes, which customers book with its app. sally more ch sally horchow paid a $9,000 annual membership to join in early 2015 which allowed her in limited flights. >> the value proposition in the original company was just k

that's like finding a unicorn in this district.putting it all out there, saying we want to be in school. we want to be with our kids. we want to be doing the work we love. but we have said enough is enough. this administration has ignored the voices of the people who know the names of their kids. and who are they listening to, they're listening to the betsy devos types. the billionaires who say i don't know anything about public schools. why don't we just turn it into a for profit business. the charter industry has been growing in this district. and everywhere that the charter industry has grown, it's grown at the expense of your neighborhood public schools. that's what this is all about. when someone says there's no money, why isn't there money? a big reason is because they've given it away to for profit companies. >> how did many charter schools start, because of the terrible situation in public schools. if i lived in a district where there was 45 kids in the classroom and to your point finding a librarian is like finding afind i

. >> the "deadpool" star singing as a unicorn was all it took for robin thicke to sign on as a panelistrybody wants to know my secret ♪ >> standing next to robin, jenny mccarthy. she gave us a backstage tour. >> so 12 celebrities are brave enough to get on this stage and dress up in different costumes like their alter ego and perform in front of you guys, america, where we dwindle them down each week becoming demasked until we get down to just one and they win the ultimate prize. >> ken jeong, former pussycat doll singer nicole scherzinger round out the panel trying to figure out who's behind the mask. ♪ all the leaves are brown >> i feel like i know that voice. ♪ and the sky is gray >> whoo! >> two words to describe it. >> bon-kers. >> they asked me and i said absolutely not. i'm now said because i love to sing so much and i would have loved to have tricked you guys. >> i know. i would have loved it too 'cause she does the most amazing britney spears impersonation. it is unbelievable. ♪ oh baby baby how was i supposed to know ♪ >> i think my new britney is just not even saying any syll

. ♪ when it's all over >> this week, you're going to see alien, lion, unicorn take the stage.nsemble number and also each bring a physical object to give us some clues on who they are. ♪ >> they have no idea who each other is. ♪ >> i think that she's a model. >> yeah. >> we have seen the alien serve it up, and tonight in this exclusive preview, she really has the panel stumped. >> i thought i knew who it was, and then i said, oh. she's coming out singing tonight. >> yeah. >> i feel like you're holding back on us. >> did you have any idea "the masked singer" would be such a phenomenon and be life-changing for you? >> no. no, not at all. >> i have no idea who this is. i don't know who i am sometimes. >> i really don't have a good reason to be out there. i don't -- i'm not a singer. i'm not a musician. i'm pretty much just, liketh id. ♪ don't you wish your girlfriend was hot like me ♪ >> nicole is a singer. the pussycat dolls singer has that musical ear and she can't figure out who is behind the mask. >> my biggest shock, and i think everyone's biggest shock was who actually ends

handles payments for global tech giants which is net flix facebook and e-bay from start up to industry unicorn that kind of success story is celebrated at a competition sponsored by audience at a major european tech conference we met this year's winner to find out why size and growth matter. aster dam is mellow in picture at school it's also a high tech hub and hosts of the t.n. w. tech conference among the attendees are europe's fastest growing startups in scale ups many are here to impress potential investors they've entered the tech five competition co-hosted by a young company that's already got through its initial make or break growth spurt and there is a certain level. of buy hungriness europe who build companies and people feel like your fertility is out there i think that's a very. it's a very good attitude to be the one that founded in two thousand and six i.g.n. was floated in june and its market capitalization is in the billions it offers a unified payment solution for companies operating and expanding on a global scale its clientele includes the likes of netflix and facebook as ill

he almost looked like a unicorn. the way it flips around, the way he can spin it and make it look like there's something just over his head, creative use of the gopro fusion 360 camera. >> it's a trip how far we've come with all of these videos. >> in just a few years. >> he also had been doing some skiing in japan as well. same kind of look. that kind of powder just makes this type of ski video awesome. >> for me, we're watching it with the sound off, but i can hear it. does that make sense? >> yeah. >> the different sounds of the snow. >> that speaks to how good the video is. it pulls you in. it makes you feel the moment abe is feeling here. >> it looks so pure. it's like he's barely touching. >> the only real sound you hear is abe dropping in and being like yahoo! >>> all hail rachel hale. she works at busch gardens in tampa bay, and she's been working with this african gorilla for three years. she has been able to teach him something pretty amazing. her buddy tells us how she's been able to teach him to do someth

jet smarter signed up 10,000be members anme the first flyi unicorn, valued at over $1 billion. but hour investigation found that behind its elite image, jem ter has left a trail of outraged customers, o millions dollars in losses, and concerns about some passengers on customers around the country, some paying arly $100,000 for lt year memberships, now call the company a fud. a high-tech shell game and an unlawful bait and switch. >> the way that the system works is a natural ecosystem. >> it all sounded so in 2016 when jet smarter's then 27-year-old ceo andfounder, sergei pet rosov appeared on cnbc. >> we off 50,000 hours of scheduled flights a year. there's plenty of lobter fster everybody to go aaround. the members feasted at least in the beginning. unlike most private j companies, jet smarter sells invidual seats onts planes, which customers book with the app. sally is a broadway producer who travels between her los angeles home and new york. she paid a$9,000 annual in early 2015, which allowed her unlimited private jet flights. >> the valueroposition in the original company

nothing says happy camp like an inflatable unicorn.gn of bursting. the players engaged with the media, taking them on at darts, bowling. and as they opened up like never before, so did an easier path towards the final. but to make sure they got on it, they'd have to lose their last game against belgium. a dilemma. we've not won a knockout game since 2006. why we are starting to plot which would be a better venue for our semifinal is beyond me, really? fatigue, from playing, past experiences, plays a big part. it's brutal. if you're going to go deep into this tournament, i think fatigue is a real important part. gareth will think, "right, i'll put the strongest team in order to deal with belgium. " that's it. that's all he'll be thinking. and he's right. winning mentality. but changes were made. eight for england, nine for belgium, who were in the same position. it's an out of the ordinary city for a game that might also feel out of the norm. but what is the best way to go for? well, adnanjanuzaj secured a winning result in kaliningrad,

corner option one that doesn't really exist in fact the prime minister's been accused of riding unicorns all the way to brussels because london and the e.u. on now back to being universes apart. associate professor of politics jones thinks the e.u. is likely to reject any revision to the brags that agreement. the whole plan for today tonight's votes have been what do the people who didn't want her deal what do they actually want what she is hoping to do is while not necessarily reopen the negotiations to see if she can get a codicil or something extra and the dependent of the treaty that will be legally binding that you can then come back to the u.k. pound say look i've got something extra here is something that the e.u. have agreed that we can accept that we can have a time limit on the backstop it's there in writing except to vote for what i've actually negotiated so the problem she's going to have is that she's going to go to the e.u. and she's going to say very very clearly this is what i want for the northern ireland border and what she's going to ask for is likely to be wholly unac

the fantasy that labour could go in and magically resolve this is choosing a magical unicorn across theo be resolved. 70% of his membership want to remain. he pledged to listen to his membership, it is really fascinating. agnes, are we heading for muddling on brexit? i wishjohn was true but i think it is good to take a look at the bigger picture. 0n the last few weeks i've been reporting on italian politics, yellow vest on france and brexit and suddenly i'm getting extremely pessimistic because it looks as if we are witnessing the end ofan era. 70 years of stability, security paid for by an american, the marshall plan, and we are going... we need to step back and look at the history of europe. europe is inherently a very unstable continent. you're looking back 1000 years. it seems to me there is hungary, poland, france, italy, austria, brexit is a big part of that. we are losing our nerve. security is not a given. they fixed at 40 is a given but it is not. europe is too small a space for too much politics. is your view that mps are having to grapple with the consciences as we speak so t

corner option one that doesn't really exist in fact the prime minister's been accused of riding unicorns all the way to brussels because london and the e.u. on now back to being universes apart. british historian and author adel darwish earlier told us the u.k. parliament votes are not binding in talks with brussels police have you here as we actually were saying before the program the negotiation problem it is one thing they're not taking it as a whole negotiating with your opinion is something now the european union have to think twice here because a lot of there was an amendment is called the spelman amendments but then is actually one of tory m.p.'s who want to remain. the government does not have to follow see the reason make amnesty still go and see if we don't agree we're going to leave without a deed so having short her success in managing to sail through an amendment no one thought is going to be true then reason may might actually pull a lever rabbit out of the hat. then as well as supreme court has reportedly forbidden opposition leader from leaving the country while freezing

mean look i mean that is lower than face i think i just did i was not i mean that is you know that unicorns i mean that's the important of the endless quest will be include at the empathy employees just going off the scale as it was and then the question always will be going to do is it do if they say we're going they cut the debt maybe get them you know in the lead they go they look at the label on thursday go you. know this is one that i think you just on your thoughts on this one because you're going to do when you get something out of no use that i think ok it was great to see me without. it getting worse but no one says. you know who to lead that this is spies who does it get up which i look but i mean i don't know who but i got a call saying since i was kind of. in the gas the honest economy. i'm in a lot of the you don't often oracle is coming through with their body and i want to ok let me know and i had a perfect you know what i thought it was going into this particular you know you can you know couple if you don't want to be thought of as a kid i think yes i didn't know so yeah i

the spectator take a similar view, this is their front page, may's last shot, this is her unicorn helmeteurope editor katya adler has this assessment of how these may go down in brussels. katya's being told — hold on — the backstop was insisted upon by theresa may. remember, it's there because the prime minister rejected the eu proposal that saw northern ireland stay in the customs union, and rest of the uk leaving it. we can also add the eu has repeatedly said a backstop with a timelimit, is a not a backstop. here's the view of one irish member of the european parliament box 3 it is just awful to see the prime minister at the uk coming to brussels, seeking to reopen a deal that she herself negotiated, that she herself spent six months telling us and anybody who would listen that this was the best deal and the only deal. in a way i have this picture of her banging her head off a stone wall that she herself helped to build. here's a view from across the atlantic. a us democrat congressman with irish ancestry brendan boyle asks and this border is notjust about customs checks, it was the fo

mean look i mean that is lower than president i just did i was not i mean that is a lot of that unicorns i mean you have to see him put him through the endless quest will be included at then you're putting him to do is just going to scare you as much and you will be going to. this i would think at the day maybe get them you know say in the lead they go they look at the label on thursday. when the case is coming up i think you just on your thoughts on this one because you're going to feel you and your company no you said i think ok it was great to see me without. it getting worse but no one says. you know haters go there that this is spies who does it get up which i look but i mean i don't know who i don't let on saying since i think i was kind of. in the yes the honest i mean. i mean a lot of the you don't often oracles come through with their body you know what the ok i mean when i had a perfect and i thought he was going into this but if you know you you know a couple you don't want to be thought of as a kid i think yes i think i don't know so yeah i mean i don't know if it goes ok you