candidate finished second it accuses current president ellen johnson sirleaf is a member of the unity party of interfering with a vote only for stepping down after twelve years in office for now her party's leadership. human rights groups are accusing police in kenya of using excessive force against protesters following last week's presidential election rerun at least six people were killed and dozens were injured in the violence more than thirty people have died in protests since august when the supreme court overturned president when catherine sawyer reports from in western kenya. marry a ten year old son callings a chair was shot during clashes between police and protesters after last week's election she says he was outside the house in the town of gori in western kenya. yes. will be president but we're hurting from the things his police have done to us people have been demonstrating peacefully we're not here to have our children beaten and shot. in another part of town thomas family is in mourning the father of six was shot in the head. i never imagine that god will take away my friends

spanish prime minister mariano rajoy wants to convince voters to choose pro unity parties he set to visit barcelona on sunday for the first time since the referendum to launch his party's campaign. for. the drama continues tens of thousands have joined in a march and poland's capital warsaw that was organized by the far right the march took place in poland's independence day polish nationalists have taken part as well as far right groups including some from across europe among the rallies organizers are subtle radical groups with roots in anti-semitic organizations active before world war two observers say the march has grown considerably since it began in two thousand and nine. lebanon is calling for answers after its prime minister saad hariri resigned unexpectedly he announced he was stepping down during a visit to saudi arabia last week lebanon has now called on the saudi government to explain why he is still there and has not returned home on saturday hariri appeared on state television but the saudi king the lebanese government believes hariri is being held against his will his surp

spanish prime minister mariano rajoy wants to convince voters to choose pro unity parties he set to visit barcelona on sunday for the first time since the referendum to launch his party's campaign. the drama in catalonia continues tens of thousands have joined in a march and poland's capital warsaw that was organized by the far right the march took place on poland's independence day and brought together polish nationalists as well as far right groups including some from across europe it was first staged in two thousand and nine but participation has grown in recent years amid demands for poland to take an asylum seekers' something the government refuses to do. they are a mix of patriots with small children angry citizens and right wing extremist many were demonstrating against an open and diverse poland simply against immigration. tradition rising to religion we have been neither russian ised nor germanized. get a minute of our new flag has the highest meaning for us. saturday sawfish or celebrations marking the ninety ninth anniversary of poland's independent. president spoke at the even

spanish prime minister mariano rajoy wants to convince voters to choose pro unity parties he set to visit barcelona on sunday for the first time since the referendum to launch his party's campaign. u.s. president donald trump and his russian counterpart vladimir putin have reaffirmed their commitment to ending the war in syria in a joint statement the two leaders rejected a military solution to the conflict but said so-called islamic state must be defaced as the announcement was prepared ahead of a meeting of the asia pacific economic cooperation forum in vietnam which the two leaders were attending. they looked almost like old friends as donald trump and vladimir putin greeted each other on the sidelines of the apec summit. and afterwards the russian leader had warm words for his u.s. counterpart. vision center starter for the use of the us president behaves in a highly tactful and friendly way we have normal dialogue. it's not about unfortunately we don't have enough time and it's not possible to talk about the complex nature of our relationship and there's a lot to talk about about the

elections next month spanish prime minister mariano rajoy wants to convince voters to choose pro unity parties he set to visit barcelona on sunday for the first time since the referendum to launch his party's campaign. but joining us for more is daily correspondent michelle out and hannah in the landsea michael the former leader of catalonia catalyst which mourned called for cotland to create common noise in the protests today have they made enough noise will it make any difference to their hopes of seeing independence catalonia. well the protests tonight turned out to be really massive for some estimates say more than seven hundred thousand people we will see how these figures turned out later others were talking for up about up to one million people on the streets of prosser loner tonight so the demonstration itself was loud it was clear and the focus of the protest tonight was the question over the politicians the x. ministers who are now in pre trial detention around people were asking to free their leaders as they see them so i think it's a clear sign that the council on conflict is far f

spanish prime minister mariano rajoy wants to convince voters to choose pro unity parties he set to visit barcelona on sunday for the first time since the referendum to launch his party's campaign. joining us live for more is d. w. spain correspondent michael oppenheimer michael this is the first time spanish prime minister mariano rajoy has visited barcelona in the beginning of the crisis in catalonia how is he handling the situation. there's been a lot of criticism about the handling of marianna if you have a separatist movement in one of the most important economically mourners and most important regions of the country why does it take so long to actually visit that region so first of all this is a big question but also his hardline chorus on imposing direct rule over catalonia and acting famous article one hundred fifty five sacking the regional government to solving the parliament all these harsh moves that he did that didn't certainly solve the political crisis in catalonia many observers see that these these handling as rather heated up of the conflict so there is a lot of criticis

this is guillermo valle, the head of the innovation and unity party, which is part of the coalition. an urgent sent out alert. for us, it is very serious. the situation where the conspiratorial traitors are practically carrying out a coup d'etat. amy: we will have more on the situation in honduras later in the broadcast. the pentagon has admitted there are thousands more u.s. troops in iraq than previously acknowledged. in its quarterly report, the pentagon said there were nearly 9000 u.s. troops in iraq -- more than 3000 more troops than the military has officially acknowledged. in new york city, lawyers with the legal aid society staged a walkout at the brooklyn criminal court tuesday after immigration and customs enforcement agents snatched a man from the hallway of the courthouse and took him into ice custody. >> ice has got to go. hell no ice has got to go. amy: immigration arrests at courthouses nationwide have surged since president trump took office. the immigrant defense project says the man, genaro rojas hernandez, is at least the 70th person arrested by ice inside or just

challenge to the first round results can be heard a legal case is being supported by the governing unity party whose candidate finished second but accuses the current president ellen johnson sirleaf is a member of the unity party of interfering with the vote early for stepping down after twelve years in office and it's fallen out with her party leadership. plenty more still to come here on the news hour for you including the letter the divided palestine will mark the anniversary of the balfour declaration. and the fight against hepatitis doctors gather to eliminate the disease that kills one point three million people every year. and in sports the olympic flame touches down south korea with organizers hoping its arrival will spark a local interest in the winter games. catalonia has deposed interior minister has returned to barcelona the chance of traitor by unionist protesters. for and the rest of the catalan cabinet were fired by the central government after the region declared independence last week ford has been in belgium with the former regional president carlos putting on for fourteen me

challenge to the first round results can be heard a legal case is being supported by the ruling unity party whose candidate finished second it accuses president ellen johnson sirleaf who's a member of the unity party of interfering with the vote sirleaf is stepping down after twelve years in office has fallen out with her party's leadership. south sudan's president is visiting sudan hoping to resolve some of the many disputes between the two countries it's the third time that salva kiir has been to khartoum since south sudan gained independence in two thousand and eleven after twenty two years of civil war morgan reports. this is the second meeting between the sudanese president omar al bashir and his south sudanese counterpart salva kiir since thousand and gained independence in twenty eleven and it comes at a time when the two countries are trying to mend their strained relationships issues such as border security trade and oil have impacted the relationship between south sudan and sudan they've also traded accusations against each other saying each country supported the others rebels on

unity party and that is that all. your grandson isn't twenty one years old yet the legal age for drinking alcohol in the usa. but on campus circumventing the law has become a national sport. and other on the way to the stadium they get thirsty again yeah the competition has started. in the streets of lexington the behavior of these young men doesn't seem to shock anyone you go there. the students even walk along with a bottle of vodka in their hand however as is the case on many other american campuses alcohol is legal here the cops ok that is if there was a default down for you to hammer though like a residue but as long as you can spare. the gold rush or somebody on university match days anything goes for almost anything. just outside the stadium the traditional parade has started. led by kerry their leader the cheerleaders galvanized the crowd. heave a triumphant parade announces the arrival of the uncontested stars of the campus. around fifty student football players accompanied by their team of staff. all eyes ar

challenge to the first round of results can be heard the legal case is being supported by the ruling unity party as candidate finished second it accuses current president ellen johnson sirleaf of interfering with the vote sirleaf is stepping down after twelve years in office and as for now with her party's leadership. a summit in brazil is looking at ways to eliminate viral hepatitis which kills more than one point three million people around the world every year that's more than all other chronic illnesses including hiv malaria and tuberculosis daniel schorr in law has more. they've all recovered from hepatitis c. they are relieved and grateful and want to pass on their experiences to help in the fight against the disease their group when a good life meets frequently what osiris to help new sufferers and raise awareness . principle i am is to give information the patient arrives with little knowledge and is shocked after being diagnosed with a chronic illness the patient thinks they are going to die so we start to tell them what is happening and why hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver tis

last night steve bannon spoke out in interview on the radio and at the michigan republican party unity dinner to say the president was not responsible for republican losses a year later. >> they're trying to say last night was a referendum on donald trump. true or false. >> false. this agenda is what america needs now to rebuild their future. it's a winning ticket. >> so let's compare that with just 48 hours before the election when bannon told the "new york times" that ed gillespie has closed an enthusiasm gap by rallying around the trump agenda. the big lesson for tuesday is in gillespie's case, show the way forward. >>> joining us now from washington, daniel litman. two days later and everyone is still asking what happened in virginia with virginia a sign perhaps the democratic strategy is now working. they have a path for 2018 are or voters turning away from trump. how do you slice this. >> combination of both. you have the afteraffects of a year or two or three of trump's harsh rhetoric that has divided the country. really driven democrats to finally show up to the polls, don't ig

unity doesn't mean unanimity. it doesn't mean we agree on every issue as a party. unity doesn't mean that you have to be a rubber stamp for the party. and we have areas where people may not agree. but at the same time what unites us far exceeds what our differences are. and that is buy i think the democratic party is well poised moving ahead to win both next week in the races i've described, and to win moving forward. because -- reporter: just a quick follow-up. is it smart for democrats to focus on impeachment? tom: again, we're focused on making sure that robert mueller can do the job he needs to do to figure out if there was an attack on our democracy. we know that we were hacked by the russians at d.n.c. we now know from yesterday that the trump campaign and the russians were in regular contact. they weren't getting together to trade vodka recipes. they were getting together to affect the outcome of the race in 2016. and so our focus is on this attack on our democracy and making sure we hold accountable who was involved and then equally importantly making sure w

challenge the first round of results can be heard the legal cases being supported by the ruling unity partyas candidate finished second is accuses current president ellen johnson sirleaf of interfering with the vote so early for stepping down after twelve years in office this fall and now with her party's leadership. a summit in brazil is looking at ways to eliminate viral hepatitis which kills more than one point three million people around the world each year that's more than all other chronic illnesses including hiv well leiria and tuberculosis daniel has more. they've all recovered from hepatitis c. they're relieved and grateful and want to pass on their experiences to help in the fight against the disease their group when a good life meets frequently what osiris to help new sufferers and raise awareness . principle i aim is to give information the patient arrives with little knowledge and is shocked after being diagnosed with a chronic illness the patient thinks they're going to die so we start to tell them what is happening and why hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver tissue some

you presumably want the forces of unity, the political parties backing the integrity of spain as it currentlyou want them to win, don't you? well, i do. but that is by personal opinion but that is not up to me. there is a regional election, this is is democracy. the catalan people will in a perfectly legal, perfectly organised, monitored election, chose as they wish. indeed, but my point is this, if you want the forces supporting unity to win, why don't you make it a little bit easierfor those parties by acknowledging the grave mistakes that madrid made in the run—up to and on the day of the catalan referendum on independence? surely that would help, if you actually said, you know what? we did make some terrible errors? well, i do not need anybody... i do not need to acknowledge any mistakes. we all make mistakes but the biggest mistake here was to revoke by simple majority of the regional government, on the 6th and 7th of september, jumping over every legality, even their own legality, they revoked the basis of the rights and freedom of all catalans in catalonia. that was the biggest mistake

party right? i hear what you're saying. i understand the lack of leadership and the lack of unity in both parties and certainly the trump agenda getting out and that's frustrating, right? >> steve: of course it smy point is look, he's been there too long, we need term limits president trump called for that. this cannot be a lifestyle. it's clearly become that for mitch mcconnell and a lot of his people. i think in many ways and i said this a lot during the campaign and i still believe it now. it's not even so much trump and the republicans against the democrats. it's trump and the people against washington d.c. and i think mitch mcconnell represents the very worst of the swamp. somebody who has used the swamp. i mean think about that. 30 plus years in the united states senate and now, he has control. he has a majority of that. >> liz: but it's quick we got to go to break. i hear what you're saying we got to go to break. president trump won because of grid lock in d.c. the lack of bipartisanship. it's too polarized. reagan, you had for the tax cuts there you had al gore, john kerry, you know, joe biden voting for the reagan tax

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we said, we have been, we said we are the party of family valus and the party of unity and the partyian values. to tell folks that if your choice is between a pedophile or a democrat, you should go for the pedophile. it's just a step too far. it is too high a high price to pay for one vote. morality and dignity and basic right and wrong because of one vote. i think what they're doing is taking a page out of the donald trump campaign where he told a lot of people that had trouble, that were disturbed by his actions. look, i'm going to name a supreme court justice, you're going to like so hold your nose, look the other way and vote for me because i'm going to deliver for you. it is too high a price. the republican party cannot become the party of pedophiles and sexual assaulters. we just cannot. >> but, matt, hold on. help me out with something here. he doesn't say something for seven days. we know what i don't support roy moore looks like. mitch mcconnell. all these other republicans coming out and rick santorum saying he should step aside and telling alabama voters, don't vote for hi

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television broadcasts new pictures of the lebanese prime minister as his party and his president demand he returns home. palestinian unity for the first time in ten years the yellow flags of fatah a wave in hamas controlled gaza to honor the former leader yasser arafat. and will it float kenya sails on with plans to build a boat made entirely of recycled and plastic. the president trying to sort of clarify his remarks on flat image putin and russian meddling in last year's election he also called for nations to work together and that he just wants to get along with russia and north korea speaking in vietnam mr trump addressed questions on whether russia had meddled in last year's presidential election he said he accepted u.s. intelligence assessment that moscow did indeed interfere but he also accepted the russian president's belief that russia the played no part i believe very much in our intelligence agencies now at the same time. i want to be able because i think it's very important to get along with russia to get along with china to get along with vietnam to get along with lots of countries because we have a lot of t

to be addressed long-term, the democratic party remains pretty united, this is not some deep rift, i don't believe this is going to affect long-term the unity party. nobody is going to be primarying candidates because donna brazile wrote a book about the election. rob: the feeling that i've got, hillary clinton seems dictator, what she says goes, don't stand in her way. what is your take? >> even if senator elizabeth warren was being bitter because she didn't like the results of 2016 election, the reality here is reality is perception and in the current democratic party there's no single independent lead whoar can step into this leadership vacuum so we have a party that is litigating the past losses and what does that do to help democrats win in virginia this week, absolutely nothing and if they don't get this problem taken care of, how is that going to help them move forward ahead of 2018? republicans have given them a golden opportunity. republicans are enactive and right now democrats are squabbling. rob: we have to go out of need for time but thank you so much this morning for coming. jackie, over to you. jackie: live in japan where pre

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, which was a communist part of the eastern european block, that party was called the socialist unity party, sed, sozialistische einheitspartei, and that party dissolved, but large numbers of it moved also into this linke. so it's a coalition. in the eastern part--this is something americans tend not to o know for reasons having to do with our newspapers and our media--in eastern europe, in eastern germanyny the mass of people still vote for that party. so that party runs a number of the regional governments. in germany, they don't call them states like we do, 50 states. they call them laender, lands. so many of the laender in eastern part of germany are governed by this die linke party now, and increasingly, they've become powerful in the west. as i said, the last national election, they got 11.9% of the vote. 1 out of 8 germans votes for a party, one of whose slogans is "germany can do better than capititalism" i like to talk about that party not because it's s the same as what we would do here in the united states, but it''s an importantnt lesson. the notion that a party could develop po

. >> bret: up next, my interview with the head of the dnc about party unity in the wake of the donna azile revelations. also the funding of the dossier and what his party looks like going ahead. that's next from seoul, south korea, . ♪ >> bret: welcome back to seoul, south korea. we are following president trump's foreign trip. back home, democrats are dealing with a number of different issues. election night in virginia, hoping for a win, hoping the commonwealth will be a boost for the party facing internal strife after the former head of the democratic national committee wrote a tell-all book attacking the former chair and the 2016 presidential candidate hillary clinton and her campaign. i spoke with tom perez, today's dnc chair, and began by asking about the fallout from donna brazile's new book. >> thank you for the time. >> pleasure to be with you. >> bret: we obviously have a couple big elections tonight. i want to talk to you about the future of your party but obviously also deal with the controversy that's been in the news. donna brazile, they former interim head of the dnc, w

annual conference next month that means he'll no longer be leader of the party and head of state they could be a transitional unity government with all political parties including zanu p s war veterans who helped keep me in power for nearly forty years planned to have a rally on saturday to prepare for the future but for now the military insists this was not a coup it is robert mugabe is still the head of state and commander in chief. well it's my guess i was chief advisor to morgan chang when he was prime minister he says mugabe will not step aside without first shoring up support for his allies he's been one of the most deceptive villian figures you know politics is very hard to tell what is thinking and ways going there's lots of information some of it is quite frankly speculation and doesn't really give the true picture of what's going on behind the scenes i don't think that we agreed to leave zimbabwe i think you want to stay in the country to be able to continue with his life i also think that he would want to secure some guarantees for. the people who are working with his wife who are detained and others wh

annual conference next month that means he'll no longer be leader of the party and head of state they could be a transitional unity government with all political parties including zanu p s war veterans who helped keep it in power for nearly forty years planned to have a rally on saturday to prepare for the future but for now the military insists this was not a coup it is robert mugabe is still the head of state and commander in chief. of. cambodia supreme court has dissolved the main opposition party giving prime minister and sends ruling party a clear run in next year's election government says the cambodian national rescue party was plotting to take hour with help from the united states has all the latest from don't panic. the decision came after a day of deliberations held the made tight security around cambodia supreme court the cambodian national rescue party had been expecting it's dissolution and had already ceased to function with many of its senior members in hiding already exile like it's vice president. we look at. this. message to the international community yet mr hood is. our prime minister hun sen h

the political party heading to parliament to start proceedings for an impeachment of the president of course chris thomas frank are also saying that he wants to see unity of the two main political parties to make sure that our process is a successful one we will of course follow those events as we are here and i'll just say right what's going on in zimbabwe as that i progresses. let's move to europe now and the to britain where the verdict of a court case in the u.k. is being eagerly awaited in one area now communities are demanding a giant energy company cleans up oil spills and pay the large bill but royal dutch shell says the case should be dealt with in one area and needed to support from the all the region in rivers state when i jerry and say. they've been destroyed by years by pollution most of all girly is now a wasteland nothing much grows on the farms. the cross that do are too toxic to eat a number of peels and leaks have destroyed supporting areas the fish have either died or migrated elsewhere they've been more than seven thousand or spills in nigeria's delta region between one nine hundred seventy and two thousand it's a prize to people ar

controversial economic policy corruption fusion and lack of political direction and unity within the governing party in our commitment towards interests are never masters have devastated the country's economy experience incurred the severe liquidity crisis where does big corn fit into all of this i mean how bad have things gotten the people and now turning to bitcoin as an investment demand for bitcoin searched immense this morning like i mentioned at the garlics the local big crime exchange the elevated bitcoins rethink the prices we've seen barbarous their evidence of the country's broken economy. i just estimated that the bitcoin traded above. eighty five percent premium yesterday. critically kirti demand for bitcoin in zimbabwe exceeds supply as the khan mining according to garlics. the exchange platform requires a large amount of electricity a challenge in a country that has a very thick to cities supply shortages however we need not to forget that the majority of population works in the informal sector locals who want to pay electronically still face some challenges when buying items from thos

on the drafting committee for the platform, so we could work on a platform that would bring unity to the partywhat i think we did in terms of the platform being one of the best and most progressive platforms we've had. donna has a right to tell her story, and whenever -- let me tell you, whenever it appears any -- there's unfairness in a primary that is tilted in one direction or the other, you know, the party needs to look at what is being said and what people think regardless of what you believe or what side you're on. what is important, also, that we institute, and i think that the new leadership of the party is instituting some reforms to address grassroots participation, transparency, in terms of money rates, fundraising, getting away from special interest and moving to smaller donations. we have elections on tuesday. and we have to make sure that we elect democrats. i think the public really understands that this trump agenda is fundamentally wrong. look at their tax package. look at what they're doing to low-income, middle income individuals. we have to move forward. but clearly we are

and that's why there's so much enthusiasm and unity with our party in virginia and we're going to seer 7th. >> i know you're talking about unity and enthusiasm, but again i find it hard to believe you're not slightly concerned about this brazill book and this division between the progressive wing and the more establishment ring? pair ye periyellow was endorsed by bernie sanders. are you not concerned about those who say i don't want ni anything to do that establishment democrats are supporting? i want radical change? are you not concerned about that at all and if not concerned about it, what would you say to votersical change? can you bring that for them? >> i have fire in the belly and i would like to say, congressman tom and i had a civil primary's he's been gracious, at numerous events, endorsed me, introduces me, a great public servient and we do have great public servants in our party. mark warner, tim kaine, and i look ford to continue that tradition over the next four years. >> if you were to lose what would it mean for the virginia democratic party? >> we're going to win novem

there is really no unity in other party right now. certainly not among both parties what to do about immigration right now in this country. but senator chuck schumer who was under attack by the president earlier this morning, held a press conference anden says the president needs to stop tweeting and start leading. here's what he had to say. >> new yorkers and all of us compare president bush right after 9/11 and president trump right after this horrible terrorist attack. president bush united us. he had us in the white house the next day saying how can we work together. all president trump does is take advantage, horrible advantage of a tragedy and try to politicize and divide. it doesn't work with new yorkers. it doesn't work with americans. and, in fact, if he really wanted to do something, the way we can stop terrorism is anti-terrorism funding to help our new york police department and all of our police departments. he cut that in the budget he proposed. >> and one other thing we should point out, brooke, you know this because yo

what passing tax reform on a partisan basis requires is maximum party unity. they don't have that right now. and president trump fueled this unity after this election going after gillespie in defeat. so it is -- look. it's not impossible that they can do this. but if they did get rid of -- that's going to make the bill expand the deficit more. make it more difficult to get through senate rules. mean that the bill is going to increase the deficit in ways the deficit hawks are going to have. >> that's going to be the problem, garrett. >> john doesn't know when you disagree with me on the show, we're going to stop asking you questions. >> john, hold on a minute. garrett, to that point, john's point is valid. that if this thing becomes more shall we say liberal or progressive, this tax bill which means giving those state and local tax deductions back to blue states where they don't have republican senators, that's not going to help the fiscal hawks on the republican side. >> fiscal hawks have thrown that out the window. they need a win. >> no. that's exactly right

and emphasising constitutionalism, the party was paramount. unityand arbitrary decisions that might have crept in here and there, he used that phrase. so this is a man listening to his own counsel and who isa listening to his own counsel and who is a long—standing taskmaster of political manipulation and determined that he will go, if you can, ata determined that he will go, if you can, at a point of his own choosing. now, that is of course increasingly constrained around him. emmerson mnangagwa, having replaced robert mugabe as president, first secretary of the party, is he going to choose this? he will go for the long game i think and say, if we can wait another couple of weeks, i would think he is encouraging a constitutional and rule—bound procedure precisely because this is within african union structures and approaches. they may want to abide by the rules but the people out on the streets demonstrating here in harare yesterday, they are going to be hugely disappointed and angry. there has been a call for another big demonstration on wednesday.

blah blah blah, but people are really adjusting rationalizing as much as they can in order to keep party unityndcuffs one is not a bad one because it's certainly appropriate. >> this is all tricky business who just covers politics, but the difference between lauren bacall and a 14-year-old, i'm sorry, i've seen all the movies. i mean, i don't get the lauren bacall reference to a 14-year-old. i don't even understand what we're talking about here when people make these defenseless defenses. >> and humphrey bogart wasn't running for the u.s. senate in alabama. republicans are in a tough spot. i've heard some suggest that mitch mcconnell may be better off with a democrat from alabama knowing that the next time that that seat was up it would be a win in their column. i think their biggest liability is going to be all the tape recorders that would be in front of roy moore for his duration of time in the senate. reporters would be knocking to him to get his comments on nearly everything, and that's a liability because every time he gives a quote that ends up in a story, it's a reminder not just to th

concerned with presenting a positive vision for post—brexit britain, and creating a moment of unity for his partyondent for the financial times, and joins us from our london newsroom. good morning. we were talking to our political correspondent earlier and this is the weekend when the leaks started to come out ahead of the budget. anything surprise you? we have seen philip hammond talk positive about housing. it is not really surprising because we know the conservatives and labour leave this is an area where young people are being squeezed out of the housing market. homes costing too much. he is trying to be as bold as he can be without annoying traditional conservative voters who don't want homes built on the green belt. how positive is this budget going to be? we were saying with brexit negotiations going on, he is determined to give a positive outlook for the uk post brexit?” remember the time when budgetss were giveaways. at the moment that is not possible. there is still a budget deficit. we are spending more than we are bringing in. philip hammond doesn't think you can keep doing that forev

you think it would be a crucial time for unity within the republican party we may see a vote in the senate on tax reform as early as thursday. the president have actually set to meet with congressional senate republicans on tuesday. he is heading to capitol hill for the third time in a little bit over a month. and later that day he set up a meeting with the white house with not only republican leaders in congress but also democrats. as you recall they gathered together and came up with the three month stop gap for government funding and to raise the debt ceiling. now they are visiting that once more as you know the government is set to run out of funding. this is really a crucial time for congress especially when you consider that legislative victories for this administration over the past year have been lacking. there is a lot riding on tax reform right now. >> boris sanchez in washington, thank you. i want totalk more about today's stunning developments concerning high level politicians now roiled in scandal. joining us now david gargen, cnn political analyst and former presidential advi