at the end of the day, and tried to unite people and bring people together.ht. you don't want to offend anybody. i don't want to offend a summary anybody. i don't want to offend a summary for the sake of offending summary. summary for the sake of offending summary. you know that british comedian rikki jameis says event is never given, it is taken. he also said if you are offended it does not mean you are right. and i never go to talk about another comedian and how they do theirjokes. where do i agree with ricky gervais is is as comedians, when we put our material out there, it is for people to take it or leave it. that people to get offended and you worry, kalex orban people, i guess that is your modus operandi. for me it is important that we push towards a certain goal. i think political correctness has been a bit overstated. i haven't had a problem with political correctness, because when they have gone into situations i have found that maybe i should reword the joke a bit different me to get the point across. if there is a pointer to a joke you are good. i

people of venezuela. i am proud to be here with you in the united states of america as your first lady. ny of you in the room know what it feels like to be blessed with freedom after living under the oppression of socialism and communism. in venezuela, the people are on the brink of reclaiming their own liberty. today, we must let the venezuelan people hear us as one voice tonight. there is hope. we are free, and we pray together loudly and proudly that soon, the people of venezuela will be free, as well. [applause] my husband is here today because he cares deeply about the current suffering in venezuela. this afternoon, he has an important message to share. ladies and gentlemen, it is now my pleasure to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald j. trump. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, melania. america is truly blessed to have such an extraordinary first lady. she's extraordinary, she is. she cares about people. hello, miami. i am thrilled to be back in the state i love, with so many proud, freedom loving patriots. we are here to proclaim a new da

at the end of the day, i'm trying to unite people and bring people together.the bad light. so, you don't want to offend anybody? i don't want to offend a somebody for the sake of offending somebody. because you know that british comedian ricky gervais says offence is never given, it's taken. yeah, and he also said if you're offended, it doesn't mean you're right. yes. yeah. and i'm never go to talk about another comedian and how they do theirjokes. but what i agree with ricky gervais is as comedians, when we put our material out there, it's for the people to take it or leave it, right. that people to get offended and you're a comic who likes to offend people, i guess that's your modus operandi. but for me, it's very important that we push people towards a certain goal. i don't think — i think political correctness has been a bit overstated. i haven't had a problem with political correctness, because when i've gone into situations i've found that maybe i should reword the joke a bit differently to get the point across. if there is a point to a joke, you're good

we are one united group, when united people and one united states of america and we will make america great again. heather: december 12th and this is "fox and friends first". happening right now at 4:00 am a fox news alert, donald trump rallying in el paso as lawmakers reach a possible deal on border security. what it means for the wall is democrats digging on a new sticking point. the former lawmaker taking a stand against the president and his old district, how the president fired back. up in smoke, kamala harris setting social media ablaze with her take on legalizing pot. "fox and friends first" starts now. ♪ >> good morning to you. we want to wake you up, time to get up, you are watching "fox and friends first" tuesday morning, don't want to miss it, thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to that fox news alert. an agreement is reached in principle to avoid a second government shutdown as donald trump takes his national security message straight to the southern border. >> walls save lives. my administration has put forward a compromise. it is compassionate and it is goi

isis and with the generous i have to the american people, the united states -- the generous thoif american people, the united states has provided millions in humanitarian aid and assistance for those affected by me multiple crises across the middle east, more than any other nation on earth. the united states of america has been a force for good in the middle east. but under the mullahs' regime in iran, for their people, it's been 40 years of corruption. 40 years of repression. 40 years of terror. and 40 years of failure. yet for too long, america tried wishing away the dangers of a radical islamism that's poisoning both islam's great sunni and shia streams that seeks to crush every form of dissent and divergence. we made a devil's bargain with our common enemy, the enemy of our allies and partners in the middle east. since day one of this administration, president trump promised to stand with the good people of iran and stand up to their oppressors. and that's just what we've done. president trump kept his word. when he with drew the united states of america from the disastrous iran nuclea

trump: the people of venezuela are standing for freedom and democracy and the united states of americastanding right by their side. [applause] pres. trump: let me begin by thanking the great leaders here today who have been such incredible champions for the cause of liberty. these people love you and they love venezuela and they love cuba and they love all of the places we are from. newly elected and already doing an incredible job, governor ron desantis. [applause] pres. trump: a man who i call especially when we are talking about cuba, venezuela, nicaragua , he knows a lot. and he is a friend of mine senator marco rubio. ,[applause] pres. trump: a great governor, he gave ron a little bit of a head start. he did a fantastic job in florida. former governor and now senator rick scott. [applause] pres. trump: somebody that i have gotten to know very well, especially as to the fact that my heart is in venezuela, representative mario diaz-balart. ambassador, the lieutenant governor, your new and great attorney general, and to so many other dedicated public officials in this room right now,

we are one united movement, one united people, and one united states of america. and together with the proud and incredible and great people of the state of texas, we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, texas. thank you. >> laura: the president wrapping up his speech that ran about an hour and more than 15 minutes. 20 minutes almost. some protesters along the way but not really many. we had an incredibly interesting crowd, exuberant reactions. i want to bring you my exclusivu interview with the president conducted just before he went on stage for this rally. let's watch. mr. president, word broke late today, early this evening that there might be some tentative deal struck to avert a government shutdown. what can you tell us? >> president trump: i can tell you a lot of things have changed we will see what happened. i can't go into the exact deal. i just heard it very quickly coming over to see you. it's between the deal and you and i had to choose you.

she didn't know anyone was in that unit. >> people aren't here at all. ven't seen people in that apartment. only if there's like handiwork or something in the garage or the backyard. i will see people, like one on ee in that apartment for the time i have been here. >> a picture of downstairs at defend areas office where he is being remembered as a fierce advocate of reform. >> the sheriff's office says a man called 911 last night to report he shot his brother. deputies arrived at the scene on the 1000 block apartment road to find the men. the victim died while the suspect was arrested without incident. investigators believe the brothers got into a fight before that deadly shooting. there were delays about 10:00 in the west oakland station. a car slammed into a cupcake shop. it broke a gas line. took crews an hour to repair the leak that shutdown b.a.r.t. passengers had to take buses into the city. the whole thing caused about a 20 minute delay system wide. >> a north bobound caltrain str a person on the tracks this morning. the person survived and was tak

>> we have to look to who poses a threat to the united states -- >> i understand that. there are a lot of people that don't pose a threat to the united states that consider themselves an adversary. we consider russia to be an adversary. do you consider assad to be an adversary of the united states? >> when i look at whether it's syria or turkey or russia or china or other countries in the world, i look at what are their interests and are their interests counter to our interests? >> so what would you say he is to the united states? if you cannot say he's an adversary or an enemy, what is assad to the u.s.? what is the word? >> you can describe it however you want to describe it. >> i want to know how you describe it. >> whether it is syria or any of these other countries, we need to look at how their interests are counter to or aligned with ours. >> our assad's interests aligned with ours? >> what are his interests? >> he seems interested in the slaughter of his own people -- >> survival, exactly. >> he seems to be willing to go to great ends to do that. >> he uses weapons of mass destruction. >>

trump: we are one united movement, one united people, and one united states of america. with the proud and incredible and great people of the state of texas, we will make america wealthy again. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we will make america strong again. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we will make america safe again. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and we will make america great again. thank you, texas. thank you. ♪ what youn't always get want] ♪ ["you can't always get what you want"] ♪ >> ♪ i saw her today at the reception a glass of wine in her hand i knew she would meet her connection at her feet was her footloose man you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometime, you might find you get what you need yeah i went down to the demonstration to get my fair share of abuse singing, "we're gonna vent our frustration if we don't, we're gonna blow a 50-amp fuse" you can't always get what you want ♪ evening, house and senate negotiators announced they had reached an agreement in p

insisting upon the political background of the crime instantaneously tatyana became a heroic martyr uniting people around her image the beating coming amid political turmoil in ukraine this is draw if protest your own my dog was once again center stage and tatyana in less than two months after the assault she was already healthy enough to attack the office of party of regions the party of victory on a covert each month due to the jealousy much in the cable internet the look at this they did not just listen if you know they got it because it was like this who does if one of the staff members sixty five year old i.t. specialist of lattimer's a hot of was killed during the attack. so where is tatyana now well she finally got her position of power in the new government. one month later the time for another act in the play came armenian ukrainian protester sir gagne go on was one of the first to arrive at my don he wasn't radical or violent but instead naive and full of hope. watching surrogate read a patriotic poem is like watching a casting tape solicitousness. or this is. unfortunately sergey got th

there are a wide array of push factors resulting in people coming. the united states has a strong economy. there's some debate over whether the way u.s. immigration laws are written, people understand that due to the backlog in immigration cases, if they present themselves at the border, they will be allowed to stay for some time, essentially until their cases are heard, or allowed to stay even longer. people in 2018 had who wereconvictions detainees. how does that compare to the total amount of immigrants detained? guest: it is difficult but important. we've heard the president talking about detention beds, we will have violent criminals released into american communities, the trump administration saying democrats wanting murderers released into communities. when you look at the detained population, there are 54,000 criminal convictions. crossing the border is now treated as an administrative violation, as a criminal violation, a criminal act. some of those people will have things on the records. number, 54,000, some of those are immigration violations , a tra

trump: we are one united movement, one united people, and one united states of america. g and applause] pres. trump: and together with the proud and incredible and great people of the state of texas, we will make america wealthy again. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we will make america strong again. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we will make america safe again. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and we will make america great again. thank you, texas. thank you. ♪ ♪ [you can't always get what you want] ♪ >> there are nearly 100 new members of the house of representatives, ohio, west virginia, maryland emma mississippi, and washington are five of the states that added one new member. anthony gonzalez was a football player at ohio state before the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2007. after injuries cut short his career, representative gonzalez earned his mba at stanford business school third is the first latino elected to ohio's delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in the third district elected her congres

geneva and congratulate him on his report that he presented to the united nations i thought it was very enlightening i wish more people would read it particularly in the media and maybe in the american political class why does the united states feel it is it incumbent upon itself to fix the problems of venezuela no one denies venezuela has a lot of problems but why should an outside power like the united states that has a very checkered and i'm being very polite here checkered history and meddling in latin america so i mean why is the trump administration and of all people elliott abrams appointed to fix that.

unit. >> people are not here at all. i haven't seen people in that apartment. only if there is like handiwork or something in the garage. >> adachi died friday and police took photos inside the apartment where he was found and where paramedics tried to revive him. a police report indicates a woman named catarina told them she and adachi had dinner. he complained of a stomach ache. they were at the apartment which a friend let him use. and according to police he had wine a stomach ache then a pill and became unresponsive. she called 911. she was taken to cpmc. sources tell us a suspicious death investigation is under way and an autopsy is expected a ho pattern try to contact a second one. a summary also reveal officers were on their way after the 911 call to meet the medical examiner when the m.e. called dispatch to cancel. officers believed it was odd. kept going and arrived at the apartment. they were back yesterday. >> went to the gym i saw a police car in the street just parked. but i didn't hear anything. >> reporter: in the meantime we're told that flags i

god bless the people of nicaragua, and god bless the united states of america. thank you. >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino and you are watching "the five." president trump speaking in miami he warned against the angels of socialism. saying that the american people stand with the people of venezuela. the biggest reaction coming when president trump declared "america will never be a socialist country." which jesse, it was the great line from the state of the union speech. saturday is critical. the humanitarian aid on the border, they are going to make a move to try to get it into the country. the venezuelan people, especially the army under maduro, has a choice to make. >> jesse: and "the greg gutfeld show" will be following up close and saturday is that develops. this was a twofer. foreign policy and domestic policy speech. you want to attack socialism abroad and at home. i think he did that very nicely. he cast socialism as a a philosophy that dying and cast himself as the leader of a movement that's ushering in change and more futuristic and hopeful. r

people go set your country free now is the time for all venezuelan patriots to act together as one united people who own the i like a house reaction to trump speech from miami. a new day is coming in latin america those were the opening words of president donald trump to what was a very receptive audience this was an invite only audience this is the largest community of exiled venezuelans in the united states so they greeted the words of the president extremely warmly but this speech is being seen in two distinct ways in one way it's being seen as a genuine effort on the trumpet ministrations part for change in venezuela to end that humanitarian crisis which has forced three million venezuelans to flee their own country but on the other hand many people are seeing this as trump on the twenty twenty campaign trail he said the word socialism at least a dozen times and that in essence is a way of him labeling his potential democratic opponents as socialists in the twenty twenty election of course the latin vote here in florida is a powerful voting bloc in what is a vital state for any presidential

god bless the people of nicaragua and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. ♪ >> president trump in miami just wrapping up remarks on the turmoil in venezuela, slamming the ill effects of socialism there. also made it and lay veiled attack on progress is here at home. the president getting applause for a group of venezuelan americans. you saw it here live with us. we are alive today because this is big news that matters and you can count on fox business to bring it with you. we are not taken a day off like our competition. this is "bulls & bears." i am deirdre bolton and for david asman. kevin kelly, robert wolfe and john layfield. god to see you all. glad you are all here. what did you make of the president's speech? >> bears the foreign-policy talking about venezuela and the political aspect as well. i'm a lifelong floridian. the hispanic voters in florida are generally very can earn. during 18 limassol the rest of them turning blue, florida again went very red. i don't know that they understand the mistake some of them made or if not a

already mission is to unite people by you're already using but not displayed so our position is solid we want participate in your a vision trying to nineteen. by the dozen for me i'll be back with headlines in thirty three minutes stay with us you're watching our children. the trumping ministrations attempts to impose regime change in venezuela appear to be faltering this self-proclaimed interim president won by dope hasn't gain much traction this me explain the administration's escalating rhetoric after all we're told a military option is still on the table. the worldcon to forward to return to the unrestrained nuclear competition of the cold war was the plea made by the u.n. secretary general earlier this week with the u.s. pulling out of the i.n.f. treaty and russia rolling out new nuclear weaponry should we be more worried about the weapons themselves or the people who have the codes. of countries gone into a nihilistic fever. thank god it hit the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlatans the genius the quintessential american hero thi

we are one united movement, when united people and one united states of america and we will make america great again. rob: a fox news alert, the president heading into the immigration crisis with strong words about border security in el paso, texas. >> lawmakers have a deal they are confident in but what is in it? we are live in washington was a freshman democrat feeling pressure from nancy pelosi. rob: about-face on comments many called anti-semitic. garth brooks in the big leagues. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ain't going down to listen comes down ♪ till you get enough ♪ in a pickup truck ♪ things don't go down till the sun comes up ♪ ♪ jillian: i love this song, i could listen to it all the time. it takes me back. rob: baseball apparently. jillian: we will have more later. you are watching "fox and friends first" tuesday morning. rob: let's get to a fox news alert. an agreement reached in principle to avoid a second government shutdown as donald trump faces national security message, the strength on the southern border. >> walls save lives. my administration

people. rarely does it happen to other ethnic groups in the united states to this degree. there is not one opinion as far as american indians on this phenomenon. two examples that are clear are the cleveland indians, which most people would say the image feels very stereotypical. i think most non-indian people would say that feels out of place. the team is now phasing that logo out. and the washington redskins being a dictionary-defined slur. others aren't clear, blackhawks, or the name "indians," without a stereotypical name. one of the images we have here is the pennant from the golden state warriors back when they were called the san francisco warriors. this is a national basketball association team. they used a headdress to promote their team in the early days of that franchise. now, they are still called the warriors, but they make no reference to american indians. i think those are interesting things to debate. our point of view is how vast the phenomenon is. we decided to avoid saying prescriptive saying this one is ok, or chicago blackhawks, if you make this change,

i know people of florida when these are the values of the united states people. not to call for the killing of the president because in the context obviously this is what his last year means and this is what he does and there are no or recriminations or consequences for him then i think the president of the national union of the i said well why do you all say that. seven today's events are compelling me to take the decision that we mustn't keep all options on the table to ensure that our country is liberated and all the options what do you saying he said he wanted time military intervention against my own country probably doesn't have family or friends because when the bombs fall in venezuela they will not differentiate between. those who is rich who is more and we have already seen this in iraq we have seen this in afghanistan we have also seen as a libya we have also seen it in washington. how many countries have some of those you know wherever the united states goes they leave a humanitarian crisis there and then who has to clean up. the mother who is responsi

generation, you know, the children of immigrants are the most fiscally positive of any group of people in the united states, so there are a lot of fiscal benefits to allowing people to immigrate to the united states, with respect to illegal immigrants in particular they're not eligible for any of these federal means tested public benefits programs. they're not eligible for social security. even though they're paying social security taxes through their employment. so their employers are paying these social security taxes, into an account, maybe it's u.s. citizens, a social security number they're using, they're paying into that account, so the benefits that are being refer d referred by americans through their payments into the social security account should really be taken into consideration when we're talking about just getting rid of immigrants or not letting them come in the future. >> let's talk to mary next who is in louisiana, a republican. >> caller: hello. hi, david. good morning. okay, david, i want to make two truths to you. first of all, the business that has illegal aliens, they don't ca

all right mission is to unite people by you're already using but not displayed so our position is solid we want to participate in the euro vision twenty nineteen. news this hour make sure you stay with us and next is going underground here on r.t. international. we came here where did you work before you came here when you lived. death row in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us some even proven innocent years on death row and how many more exonerations is it kind of take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. my son in this doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse he started going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating s

united states. there are a lot of benefits to allowing people to immigrate to the united states. with respect to illegal immigrants in particular, they are not eligible for any of these public benefits programs. they are not eligible for social security. even though they are paying social security taxes through employment. so employers are paying the social security taxes into an account. maybe it's a u.s. citizen's social security number they are using. and the benefits being received by americans through their payments into the social security account should really be taken into consideration when we're talking about getting rid of immigrants. >> let's talk to, louisiana republican. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i want to make two scoops to you. first of all. they don't care because they know that they're not going to get punished for doing it. okay? and it's also greed. greed has to do with it. they don't have to worry about paid vacation or sick leave. and don't have to worry about playing unemployment insurance, they don't have to pay insurance at all. second of all a

crackdown in neighborhoods like this one when the protests take place using special forces and other units people tell us that they're intimidated harassed and sometimes killed when they raise their voice against the president. for this violence has been on the rise in venezuela especially in the country's poorest district among those who want supported or chavez socialist revolution. katie morning asuncion i get it was also killed by the police she was preparing a manger just before christmas when the police raided the area she says officer started shooting at everyone my son said it hurts but i thought he was talking about his cousin i didn't know he had also been shot they killed him my son play baseball and he said mom when i'm bigger i'll buy you a decent house and now he is dead good you didn't. and i guess cousin billy got a look at that will suffer fine you were logical disorder his mother says he was helpless. i saw a car and i heard the shot is. what i thought my son was hiding i never imagined my son was already dead he was disabled. in two thousand and fifteen the government launched

people. it is the president of the united states to keep the american people secure. we are aiming to achieve that.

twitter sol says two million cut salons are on trial we made that referendum all together as a united people our understanding of democracy is indeed on trial and we all stand behind our government elected democratically and ratified in the forced elections of twenty seven team so catalonia on trial at three a is that how you see this trial happening right now i feel many people are feeling this way through this every time catalans have been out to the perils the pro in the pendants parties won a majority therefore when you are putting on trial all of those leaders somehow try to implement the democratic mandate you definitely are telling those people who voted them me among them that they are not part of this and they wish there were other week i can sing sneakily making notes what did you just write down. i wrote in down that we are more than seven million people living in california we have nearly forty seven million people living in spain so yes assuming that was true that there were two million people supporting secession they will be still in a minority i mean it was you that was prete

. ♪ david: we have had 45 people serve as united states. people watching are not going to be united -- president of the united states. what are lessons people can take away from your book? >> leadership is about human orure and away a businessman politician builds a team has similarities. are you able to build a team with diverse opinions and bring that team together at critical moments? that is what lincoln did with his team of rivals. that is what franklin roosevelt did by having eleanor roosevelt on his team. he said she was a welcome thoren in his side, always willing to argue with him. speaking truth to power, any team needs that. whenever she wanted something done, she would bring a person he did not want to speak to write to the dinner table because she brought an alternative point of view. it is important today to be able to think and relax and replenish energies. lincoln went to the theater 100 times during the civil war. when a shakespeare play came on, for a few precious hours, he could forget the war. you all feel you are so bus

people want him gone. there are cubans surrounding him. these special forces unit has now come in, this is in the last few weeks, and i think it's really quite striking that he does not trust the venezuelan people or the venezuelan armed forces. >> and so the cubans have sent special forces units into venezuela to prop up this regime? >> that is correct. >> and since january the 23rd, we have seen a host of nations join us in our ability to affect change in the nation of venezuela. i see one of the nations that has yet to take a position one way or another was mexico. and, again, can you kind of talk about why they have failed to take a position one way or another on this particular important matter? >> they're quite isolated in latin america, you're right, when you look at the other larger democracies. i would -- i think i'd say it's ideology. it's an old view on the part of their president that this is all about american interventionism. when we say it isn't, you got 51 countries, including most of the major democracies in latin america plus canada saying this, t

and you have to use every opportunity you can to unite people, to unite americans and to say, look, ifhing that is harmful, i want to try and fix that. the other thing i'm going to say is that racism didn't start with the president. it's not going to end with the president. and i think that it's incredibly important for all of us -- i cannot handle if somebody comes -- does something or commits some sort of racist act or says something and they say, well, the president made he do it. it's okay to do it. >> because it's the president. >> and it's not -- by the way, racism has no party line, either. you don't have to look any further than the virginia governor. so if we're going to have a conversation about racism, we need to talk about us, we need to start with number one. and we need to stand up and say, i am going to be a beacon of hope. i am not going to become the thing that i'm trying to fight, which is anger and hatred in this country. i'm going to stand as an example of just being a light in this country, an example of how we should behave and love and care for one another. >> th

we are one united group, when united people and one united states of america and we will make americaat again.

♪ beid: we have had 45 people president of the united states people what are the lessons that somebodyin business might take away from your book? are there lessons f of gold to arebusiness world -- that applicable to the business world? are you able to build a team that has diverse opinions, people who can argue with you and question your assumptions. and bring that team together at critical moments. that is what lincoln did with his team of rivals. it is what franklin roosevelt did by having eleanor roosevelt on his tame. in his a welcome thorn side always willing to question his assumptions and argue with him. speaking truth to power. in a teammates that. whenever she wanted something done, she would bring a person he did not want to speak to write to the dinner table so he would have to speak to him. today in aportant 24/7 world to be able to think and relax and replenish their energy. a play actually went to during the war. you guys feel you are so busy. they were pretty busy. they all found ways to take time off. david: lincoln was not a golfer, was he? [laughter] doris: mostly he

is outside interference which i would not rule out that there are certain political financial people united states in london and elsewhere who don't want to hire because hiring represented strong government is a nationalist and there are people who want to manipulate in museums and steal money and oil from nigeria at so he is not like by all the international financial force but inside nigeria he has a lot of support and i think he's been trying to do the right thing do you know if this do you do you do you see echoes with dennis we then lawrence because they did the thread about falling into chaos similar to the country. now there is no threat there are people i believe who would like to play an east abel's ation maybe provoke violence or something else in a way to discredit the election in an attempt to discredit christian bihari in an attempt to destabilize nigeria outside forces working with insight force put out an article on this i believe those people would like it inside the jury today it is not nice similarity to venezuela situation except the fact that you have people who want reg

that's around 70% of people on the continental united states. there are warnings about almost instant frostbite if not properly protected while outdoors. at least three people have already died and there are fears for the homeless, where sleeping rough will be a descentance. let's go straight to our supporter ryan young in chicago. ryan, welcome to the program. i kind of see you almost trying to dance and stamp your feet. how cold is it there now? >> reporter: well, one of the reasons why we stood out on this bridge is to give you an idea of how windy it is right now. when you talk about that wind chill, it's really bone-chilling cold. when you add the wind, it feels like needles against your face. you talk about the idea of frostbite. they're saying if you're outside for more than ten minutes at a time, you could be in danger of facing that. when you talk about the homeless, they have warming centers to make sure people can go inside to get warm. on days like that this is important. this is magnificent mile, beautiful chicago. you have the iconi

backers won thirty seconds go to you know i think the story is that people are being punished for doing a protest vote in the united states people voted for truong because they wanted the man to the war in syria and to the war in ukraine and to their war in libya and they have been shown now that this is not going to happen right the same story with people voted to get out over the european union and now the message is from the european union it's my way or highway it's us ok ok i'm going to jump in here i'm going to agree with marcus to pump it up is because we talked about it so many times i'm not really sure if people really did know what they were voting for and i think that's the problem here and there's no magic one single no single majority in parliament how to move forward will be talking about this more many thanks to my guests in moscow and in athens and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here in our d.c. see you next time and remember rules. we came here where did you work before you came here where you live well death row in many u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convict

that as that's come across in the media i think that's why there's been a shift now and you can't unite people and not a vote if they change their mind i like we've never been alexa here on the left of the sort of tony benn's side of brick sets you know just when they were actually in the first referendum back in one nine hundred seventy five i voted to leave you were because of them was about two to one in favor of remaining and so when people say should we have a second referendum this will be the third one ok but i mean it is the derivatives market has already been so ill the city of london visa v. europe even in a no deals iteration they seem to always get all the deals but it is quicker than medicine and food supply it's easier for the financial sector to work its way around the damage that will be done much more difficult for manufacturing and so on if you've been part of the biggest trading block in the world for forty five years your economy is that it's the back and to suddenly will be a city of london and does it so so easily acutely what they that they spent. all their lives doing m