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i am the best person to lead this national unity party.don't think you should do it. they have ken clarke and harriet harman instead to lead this parliament. but he did not do that. it seems to me he is as confrontational as boris in this anti—also... he confrontational as boris in this anti—also. .. he is confrontational as boris in this anti—also... he is not romania, we know he is quite in favour of brexit. and also when he was a refusenik in the labour party he voted with the conservatives over 400 times. thank you to twitter for telling me that! if you want people to do something, you have to get together with the and convince them but instead he says i am the only person who can do this. it was not so person who can do this. it was not so much the idea but the execution of it that has let things down?|j think they had a very good manifesto but whenever people are asked in an opinion poll whetherjeremy corbyn is the man that is going to lead this country to salvation from all of this, he doesn't get the votes. why won't the tory rebel

people's unity party in syria as an extension of the p.k. case and in fact the p.y.t. and its and its armed wing y p g do not deny the fact that they take inspiration from of the imprisoned leader of the p.k. k. a belligerent and as we know in the west and since 2014 of the p y d as part of the syrian democratic forces s d f have expanded in the their the area under their control in the northeast and serious part of the operations as part of the operations against isis this is a genuine security threat for turkey but it also is a very important problem in u.s. turkish relations because the p y d's main sponsor main international backer is the us government since 2014 starting with 1st airstrikes and then u.s. special operations operatives being inserted into north east in syria the united states has become. the main sponsor of the p.y.t. and the s.d.f. . it's it's basically sophie's choice you know on the one hand you have your nato ally and on the other hand you have your main and muslim affective local actor against isis since you mentioned the u.s. influence and lin

but like all for party unity. to consider going to save the country in my opinion is. would be kind of very strange to do so only smart in the rescue thank you so much things. now an exceptional young woman who's equally at home in the water and in the television studio full of paralympic swimming a champion from egypt who is making a splash on television and it's not just her gold medal that sets her apart she also has down syndrome. rocked my car lead has truly swum her way to freedom the 23 year old has down's syndrome. here with her new friends she's in her element. to the head i'm happiest when i'm here practicing with my friends the house and i chat and play with them. and i feel like a champion. yeah. but following. their training for the upcoming international competitions. rocked was mother is often hurt by the cruel discrimination her daughter endures. but swimming has helped compensate for people's poor treatment. after all she's already won several medals in international competitions. another thing that makes her special is the morning show she presents on

there area number of unity within his own party. very disenfranchised with his leadership, and this reach across or open offer to say he could provide a unity government doesn't really hold water at this point because there aren't the numbers in his own party to support him let alone the other sides. this is demonstrating the need for politicians to be honest about their positions, the need for them to decide where they are on the remain leave spectrum of the brexit conversation, but also how does that stand in terms of their own party's views? we've seen certain politicians, sarah wollaston, who was a conservative mp, then went to an independent and within the last 48 hours has become a liberal democrat. this is highly confusing for the public who are just not clear on where their politicians stand, both in terms of which parties they're sitting in but also the remain leave conversation. it's difficult. for those who don't back a no—deal brexit, they appear to be stuck between a rock and a hard place. what seems to be the least bad

people's unity party in syria as an extension of the p.k. case and in fact the p.y.t. and its and its armed wing y p g do not deny the fact that they take inspiration from of the imprisoned leader of the p.k. k. a belligerent and as we know in the west and since 2014 of the p y d as part of the syrian democratic forces as the f. have expended in the their the area under their control in the northeast and serious part of the operations as part of the operations against isis this is a genuine security threat for turkey but it also is a very important problem in u.s. turkish relations because the p y d's main sponsor main international backer is the us government since 2014 starting with 1st airstrikes and then u.s. special busy operations operatives being inserted into north east and syria the united states has become. the main sponsor of the p.y.t. and the s.d.f. . it's it's basically sophie's choice you know on the one hand you have your nato ally and on the other hand you have your main and when affective local actor against isis since you mentioned the u.s. influence

job for a matter of weeks or months only and you know, he has, at some point, to bring some unity to his partylike a game of chess to me. he has seen we arejust game of chess to me. he has seen we are just split down the middle as a country, as parties and this is going to be difficult to reach a resolution. he has planned, i think, to have theresa may, have a go at it for three years, fail and now he comes in at the 11th hour and says we are out, no deal out and i think that has always been the plan. but i don't see still, from these papers, how he's going to achieve no deal. don't see still, from these papers, how he's going to achieve no deallj wish anybody who had a plan a or a plan b would have executed it. we have seen a new idea emerge, jeremy corbyn putting himself forward as a potential caretaker prime minister of the governments of national unity. the sunday papers suggesting that idea is going further and further into the realm of being unlikely. he is pleading with mps saying this is the way to stop no deal, back me or it will be too late. if i wanted you to do something, i wouldn'

people's unity party in syria as an extension of the p.k. case and in fact the p.y.t. and its and its armed wing y p g do not deny the fact that they take inspiration from of the imprisoned leader of the p.k. k. a belligerent and as we know in the west. since 2014 of the p y d as part of the syrian democratic forces as the f. have expended in the their the area under their control in the northeast and serious part of the operations as part of the operations against isis this is a genuine security threat for turkey but it also is a very important problem in u.s. turkish relations because the p y d's main sponsor main international backer is the us government since 2014 starting with 1st airstrikes and then u.s. special operations operatives being inserted into north eastern syria the united states has become. the main sponsor of the p.y.t. and the s.d.f. . it's it's basically sophie's choice you know on the one hand you have your nato ally and on the other hand you have your main and lynn affective local actor against isis since you mentioned the u.s. influence and link

party leaders to discuss ways of averting a no—deal brexit. as the government accuses them of offering "chaos, delay and uncertainty" — a call for unity amongst ies seeking to prevent leaving the eu without a deal let us try to put our tribal differences on one side because what we have got two do very effectively is have one plan that is going to work to prevent a no—deal brexit. we'll have the latest — live — from westminster. also in the programme. a police investigation is under way as shocking cctv footage reveals 1500 crimes on one ward of a northern ireland hospital in the last two years. the damning documents discovered by the bbc which suggest the government and h52 knew the high—speed railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. would you feed insects to your cat or dog? uk vets say it's one answer to wean pets off meat and fish products. four hours from possible closure — it's deadline day for cash—strapped bolton and bury football clubs as they face expulsion from the football league. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news. no dramas this time for serena williams. after last year's meltdown in the final,

. >> some say this underscores the need for party unity moving toward 2020. >>> a huge crowd marched to protest the g7 summit in france. about 15,000 protesters marched across the fresh/spanish border. they're demanding more action against climate change. president trump insisted that a session on the global economy be added. while summit host, french president emanuel macron, wanted to focus on other issues. tomorrow morning che with china. >>> investigators say a man turning onto santa teresa boulevard was hit. >>> before they build a mega campus in san jose, google says it wants to build a solid foundation with the community. so the tech giant held a town hall meeting this afternoon near the s.a.p. center. the company representatives answered questions about the plan and addressed concerns over housing, transportation and about bringing new jobs to the area. >> we as residents of the area have to be vigilant and hold everyone that's going to be building accountable to make sure this end up in a way that works for everyone. >> google is proposing a 20,000 employee mega campus in do

but like all for party unity. to consider going to save the country in my opinion is. kind of very strange to do so ok journalist martin horatio thank you so much things. now an exceptional young woman who's equally at home in the water and in the television studio will a paralympic swimming champion from egypt who is making a splash on television and it's not just her gold medal that sets her apart she also has down syndrome. rocked my car lead has truly swum her way to freedom the 23 year old has down's syndrome right here with her new friends she's in her element. to the head i'm happiest when i'm here practicing with my friends the house and i chat and play with them. and i feel like a champion. but all of. their training for the upcoming international competitions. rockness mother is often hurt by the cruel discrimination her daughter endures. but swimming has helped compensate for people's poor treatment of ra but after all she's already won several medals in international competitions. another thing that makes her special is the morning show she presents on the

despite calls for unity protesters put a spotlight on the division among democrats. party leaders stress unity. >> they may have some divisions, all of the candidates say they are in it to win it. they want to be at the top of the 2020 ticket. they know one person will take on donald trump. they will be hadn't that candidate so they can beat donald trump. >> democrats running for president took to the stage, some by video to explain why they should take on donald trump. except moulton who withdrew from the race saying he will run for congress. he and the say who he is throwing his support to. >> most of all, i will be campaigning my beep [bleep] off for whoever wins the nomination. there's more that unit them than divide them. >> in the most important election in our lifetime we have to make sure we don't lose to him again. >> they will unify but it's too early to say who they will unify behind. >> we're going to unit behind someone, but it can't just and anyone. >> joe biden delivering his message by video. >> it's up to us to do what our president ask. stand together. if

party faced a similar primary risk. >> after the 2016 election, we formed a unity commission to bring the party together. we passed a very progressive platform. >> the former dnc chair says that commission has increased transparency, opened up the primary elections and caucuses to more people and changed the rules, so now superdelegates cannot vote in the first round. >> the first thing they wanted to do was make sure it superdelegates, people like myself, party leaders, party officials, party activists, don't get the first bite at the apple.>> some of the presidential candidates including front-runner joe biden did not appear but sent a video instead. the final day of the meetings will be tomorrow afternoon.>>> escalating trade tensions with china sent stocks plunging a wall street today. started when china announced it will impose new tariffs on $75 billion worth of u.s. goods. the president responded with a lengthy tweet storm, he posted "we don't need china, and will be better without them." he also wrote "our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediately start looking for an alternative

unity is our greatest strength as a party, and it is our greatest strength as a nation. in order to govern, and if you want to govern, we must first win. i just saw my favorite campaign button last week when i was in chicago. here is what it said, pretty simple -- democrat for president. i could agree more. [applause] -- i could not agree more. [applause] folks, i am proud to be a democrat. i was proud to stand with the congressman today when we were talking about the trail of broken promises. it is time for democratic leadership because they are the party of dreamers and doers. we dreamed of a new deal where seniors could retire with dignity and workers could form a union, and we created social security. democrats dreamed of putting a man on the moon and we did just that. we dreamed of a great society, and we built it. we dreamed that seniors and people with disabilities, and people who are poor, could get access to health care and 54 years ago today, president johnson signed medicaid and i do care into law. -- medicare into law. folks, and i will note parenthetically,

whittled down so just one seats what this means is that he is going to have to rely on the unity of the conservative party and the support of the democratic unionist party northern arash politicians who helped to prop up the reason may's government as well they will be instrumental in propping up boris johnson's government it will he be able to pass any significant legislation is going to be very difficult to do that because as we all know we've seen multiple different examples of this over recent months the conservative party is essentially in open civil war over brecht's it with different ways of the conservatives wanting to take the country in different directions and we have only less than $100.00 days to go until brett's it's so this is going to be a very difficult position for us johnson's try and work his party through barrie chalons live in london thank you. and president john boehner is back on the campaign trail taking his 2020 reelection bid to cincinnati ohio there he launched a blistering attack on his democratic rivals but the issue of immigration soon became the big talking point how did yo

they were all really trying to promote unity in the party, get folks hyped up.hem spent some time using some pretty strong words against donald trump and bashing the president that is currently in the white house. all of them made their own case for electability. now, what electability looks like is what you saw that sort of differed between the candidates. some of them saying it looks like something that's big and bold and a swing to the left and others saying it's a bit more centrist way to appeal to independents. that is what is at the heart of the debate when it comes to messages for democrats. speaking of debates, that was also a bit of a controversy here. some of the candidates have not qualified for the next debate, criticized the dnc and the rules to qualify for the next debate, especially senator michael bennett and representative tulsi gabba gabbard. >> it's stifling at the moment we need it most. we're rewarding candidates with billions of dollars and candidates who have been running for president for years. >> all the candidates need to have 130,000

"new york times" had decency to report president trump's call for unity, and rejection of hate, and party of hate exploded in fury in response. aatat lax quote, trump, urges unity, versus racism. front page of the day's first print edition, the left went app app. -- aoc called the times cowards and kirsten gillibrand suggesting it was inaccurate. and cory booker said, a better job of lying to their readers. after the radical dimm out outcy the times changed headline. assailing hate but not guns, i credit times for the integrity to stand up for at least part of their original headline that president trump is indeed assailing hate, calls on all americans to je to reject hate. dropping unity from that headline is sad, it is inaccurate, in the omission. trump has done, that asked the nation to come together at this difficult time, joining us tonight, former reagan white house political director, fox business political analyst, leading republican strategist, ed rollins, first the reaction by the left to that headline, it is truth. but forward by the times, and the times concedes in part. >> th

party majority he can form a government. when we have had governments of national unity in the past they have never been led by the past they y, agreement. you are not going to get whatjeremy says which is a labour government that will get an extension to article 50 and go on and fighta extension to article 50 and go on and fight a general election and thenif and fight a general election and then if it wins it, negotiate a deal after, that is a non—starter. jeremy personally, precisely because he is a very controversial leader of the 0pposition, is quite unsuitable to lead a government of national unity, you have to get as many tories as possible to support it, and an awful lot of sympathetic conservative mps would find it very, very difficult tojoina would find it very, very difficult tojoin a government would find it very, very difficult to join a government withjeremy corbyn as prime minister, that in itself rules him out, let alone quite a lot of the labour party. we have time for one last question, the government says the opportunity for any of this won't arise because there will be no defeat in a vote of no confidence.

the already dodgy situation that he was in is made even more dodgy hasta relying on the unity of his conservative party and the support of the democratic unionist party of northern ireland to basically prop up this new government and allow it to pass any legislation but not just to pass legislation but to survive as well because it would only take a couple of defectors it would only take a few of those you see m.p.'s deciding they didn't want to support the conservative government to bring this whole edifice crashing down and there are many members of parliament within the conservative party who have said that they don't like boris johnson's idea of taking the u.k. out of the european union without a deal something that boris johnson has said he's very willing and able to do and a couple have even suggested they might vote against the government if it looked like he was going to do that. asylum seekers in mexico who've been sent back from the u.s. while waiting for an answer can now use a new set shell to ensure a chance what is the center was opened by the mexican government and it's the 1st of its ki

all the parties with more than 20 deputies were represented in the government of national unity intended to last 5 years a coalition unique in the world's took office a cabinet when a former president officiated under the orders of his successor both at the head of opposing parties. facing them and alan never chaired the cabinet in their key the other deputy president and i chaired the cabinet on meditational basis. it was a good experience i realized and serialize that they needed to gain experience in governance they've been a liberation movement they've been agitated they've been fighting they've been fighters in the field they didn't know how to deal with the civil service he possibly thought that his presence in the government of national unity. will give him the authority to teach then you'll come us. to do things. whereas the ortf have understood that he was also a new comer into a situation that was new on twitter but there were moments when. i could see mr mandela getting frustrated. patients between mandela and dick clark hit the headlines. in january $995.00 i hate to dispute

after many of the candidates had attacked her and bernie sanders, elizabeth warren made a call for party unityng this about donald trump: >> anyone on this stage tonight or tomorrow night would be a far better president. >> stephen: uuum. even the guy who thinks his heart is in his junk? ( laughter ) because i'm not sure that's a good call. when it comes to healthcare, bernie's a fan of our neighbors to the north. >> five minutes away from here, john, is a country. it's called canada. they guarantee health care to every man, woman, and child as a human right. >> stephen: ( as bernie ) "it's a magical land where health care is free, hugs are mandatory, and the currency has been replaced with maple syrup that gets you high." ( cheers and applause ) "you can ride a moose to a beaver factory." i don't know what that means. steve bullock addressed the health care issue with a personal story. >> never forget when my 12-year- old son had a heart attack within 24 hours of his life. had to be lifeflighted to salt lake city, but because we had good insurance, he's here with me tonight. >> stephen: i am

. >> some argue this underscores the need for party unity moving forward in 2020. >>> an alameda man who survived the holocaust is now in the fight for his life. he's fighting to save his home of 17 years. "today in the bay's" roz plater has that story. >> reporter: 87-year-old has been through hell and back. he survived the holocaust, the recent loss of his wife and son, now he could lose his home. a two-bedroom apartment in alameda he's rented for the past 17 years. first his family says he got a notice his rent was going up $700 a month, then he got an eviction notice. >> this place cannot be used by somebody to traumatize us, and eviction without a cause under this condition is like a death sentence. >> reporter: rishin's neighbors rallied to show their support for him and others like him to depend on rent subsidies to survive. few protections for vulnerable tenants. local lawmakers are working to change that. >> i don't think anyone should be treated like this. you should be able to stay in your home as long as you're a good tenant. you shouldn't be kicked out because someone wa

party. the alliance fought for interracial unity. interracial unity while keeping parties racially pure. but in produced the multiracial coalition that appeared to be durable in the 1950s that made the british confident enough to release malaya and give independence. what's critical is in the midst of this they whipped up anti-chinese sentiment in a anti-communist package. malcome mcdonald took to the airwaves because radio malaysia was popular in the malaysia as well as singapore. historians have shown a large number owned radios. malcome mcdonald would visit people's home saying communist parties are alien. chinese tyrants probably linked up with the international communist movement. but if you have patriotic love for malaysia then you especially chinese in malaysia would turn against those fellows in your ethnic fellows in the malaysia communist party. he did it constantly. did it work? all the propaganda? well, by the time mccormack om mcdonald was coming to the end of the radio broadcast campaign malaysiaens in the civil service complained about the increasing number of chinese in t

some putative prime minister, be itjeremy corbyn or some prime minister of a cross—party government of national unityand a majority in the house of commons, borisjohnson would a majority in the house of commons, boris johnson would simply refuse to resign. and the truth is, the queen cannot eject the prime minister. the prime minister has to offer their resignation. i think the last time the queen got rid of the prime minister was the queen got rid of the prime ministerwas in the queen got rid of the prime minister was in the early 19th century. so boris johnson minister was in the early 19th century. so borisjohnson will not allow them to become a prime minister, and instead call a general election, taking place after the sist election, taking place after the 31st of october and we will leave the eu without a deal first. and a deal, nicola, is that proceeding is a possibility? is there any chance you can see of thejohnson administration and doing a deal with the eu? or the eu doing a deal with britain? my thoughts since boris johnson came to power were the idea that the theresa may deal is the deal,

let's talk about the government what can they do to promote some actual unity or is the mandate in the direction of the conservative party always going to be going against unity. i think because boris johnson was elected to unify the bricks and unify the right of british politics he wasn't elected as a unifying candidate for the whole country he is the core and the core purpose the rationale behind electing burris johnson for conservative party m.p.'s and members was all of it is the base of the brics the party and for nigel for the airplane lections would return to boris johnson that means that his aim and everything he does should be viewed through the prism of the electoral politics of that not through any sort of grand plans unify the union or unify politics or get through bracks it in any sort of gay civil or way that could actually unite the country jonathan what do you think about unity how would this government go about it how does it say to scotland yes we do care about you and your your your independence or at least your desire to be more independent yes northern and we worry about you in the border yes whales

interracial unity while keeping their parties racially pure. but this produced the multiracial coalition that appeared to be durable in the 1950s that made the british confident enough to release malaya and give it its independence. what's critical here. in the midst of doing all this they whipped up anti-chinese sentiment in an anti-communist package. quite a large number of malayans and singaporeians owned radios. if you have patriotic love for malaya then you especially chinese in malaya would turn against your ethnic fellows in the malayan property. did all this work, this propaganda? malays in the civil war had started to complain joining the efforts. they said don't trust these guys, right the commist party had also begun to complain saying all these chinese who joined in the fight against us are traitors against the cause. he was able to get pretty much all the political grass roots leaders to line up behind him and take on an anti-communist stance. one of the biggest things that he said was that to be a good chinese is to be a good mala

interracial unity while keeping their parties racially pure. this produced a multiracial coalition that appeared to be durable in the 1950's. that made the british confident enough to release malaya and give it its independence. what's critical here is in the midst of doing all this, they whipped up anti-chinese sentiment in an anti-communist package. malcolm mcdonald took to the airways because radio malaya was popular in the peninsula as well as singapore. historians have shown a large number of malayans and singaporsingapor singaporians own radios. malcolm mcdonald would be visiting people by the radio to say there was a malayan communist party of chinese who are tyrants who would link up with the international communist movement. but, if you have patriotic love for maleah, then you, especially chinese, would turn against those fellows in the malayan communist party. did it work, this propaganda? by the time malcolm mcdonald was coming to the end of this radio broadcast campaign, malayans in the service started to complain about the increasi

she says diversity is the party's strength but unity is its power. san francisco democrats greet house speaker nancy pelosi with a standing ovation. >> i need to you lead for my >> reporter: for the lifetime achievement awards ceremony is quickly interrupted with people holding "impeach now" signs. >> impeach now. >> impeach now! >> reporter: police escorted shouting protesters out of the room. >> we will persist because no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states. >> reporter: speaker pelosi told the crowd while she is not pursuing impeachment she is holding president trump accountable. >> we must legislate, investigate, litigate, and see where that takes us. >> tonight's event is the kickoff of the democratic national committee summer gathering in san francisco. delegates and presidential hopefuls from across the country are expected to attend this weekend. some in person, others by video. san francisco democratic party chair david campos says while it's clear there are disagreements within the party it will unite. >> to ha

if you can give us at this moment of unity between these five parties, a very simple explanation as to and it is fairto point legislative process does, and it is fair to point out you don't even know you have a majority in parliament to do it. yes, i was at the meeting in church hours today that you describe, and we are in uncharted territory, this is a path which has not been trodden —— church house. we have an unwritten constitution and that requires relationships of trust and confidence between the legislature and the mps, and the government, the executive, but what we are worried about is that borisjohnson who has about is that borisjohnson who has a majority of precisely one mp and thatis a majority of precisely one mp and that is only with adding the conservatives to the dup, is trying to completely disregard democracy and parliamentarians and steam roller through a no—deal brexit. and parliamentarians and steam roller through a no-deal brexit. as you know, his view is that that is perfectly within his right and he can avoid parliament taking any other course at the moment. let m

party faced a similar primary risk. >> after the 2016 election, we formed a unity commission to bring the party together. we passed a very progressive platform. >> former dnc chair says that commission has increased transparency, opened up the primary elections and caucuses to more people, and change the rules, so now superdelegates cannot vote in the first round. >> the first thing we wanted to do was make sure superdelegates, people like myself who are party leaders, officials, activists, don't get the first bite at the apple.>> i think it's a really good process, that way the voters know that they are state chairs and vice chairs will be voting the weight devoted at the polls. >> some of the candidates including front-runner joe biden send video messages today, the dnc's meeting ends tomorrow afternoon. >>> sanders also focused on a major issue facing college students in san francisco today. the vermont senator vowed to continue his fight to make higher education affordable for every u.s. student.>> 50 years ago in the great state of california and the great state of new york, and other areas, great u

you say that he aches for a deal but it might cost him the unity up his polymer tea party to get it.. get out on october 31. the smooth route is with a deal, no question. between those two, sporting the parliamentary party and getting a deal off the back of labour, which is preferable? i don't know, i don't know. i just see is preferable? i don't know, i don't know. ijust see political problems every which way. my view is that it depends how you see the no deal. perhaps naively, i believe people like the governor of the bank of england, who said the other day, euphemistically, firms depended on the supply chain, which comes with being part of the single market and customs union, will no longer be economically viable on november the 1st. economically viable on november the ist. i economically viable on november the 1st. i think no deal would be a catastrophe. if i were him, i would look for some deal, pretend it is a great significant change, face down the hardliners and then claim a triumph. as i said at the beginning, very unusually for a new prime minister, this book i've said that

republican as democrats try to fine tune their platforming the message thursday night to the party faith was one of unity. >>> bernie sanders is one of the candidates speaking today. >> i say this as the son of an immigrant, immigrants built this country. >> the vermont senator spoke in downtown sacramento last night. yesterday he unveiled details for a $16 trillion climate change planks building on the green new deal and require u.s. to switch to u.s. in by 2050, the land would create 20 million new jobs. >> today we tell this president climate change is not a hoax, it is a threat to the entire planet and we are going to address that threat. >> elier, san des visited paradise to view the catch fire. the candidates for president declared climate change a cease problem and proposed different ways to address it. >>> critics of google's plan to build offices and housing this downtown san jose are trying to block it. google owns 60-acres around the diridon bart stations they will submit a planning application in october. as azenith smith reports, the plans triggered a heated meeting last night between google

opposition is saying that you know they're not really interested in a government of national unity but i think both parties and the leading opposition now have to really sit down and come up with a strategy that works for the people because of as you've already told your listeners things are really bad in zimbabwe i mean i keep telling people to imagine only having electricity for 4 hours a day in the middle of the night it's not sustainable it's not sustainable in evan areas the food crisis in rural areas is simply not sustainable so the country is really heading towards bedtimes economically so the president he still has a thing some time to turn things around at the 1st when it's not a god one has said that he has called for dialogue with the opposition and they have ruled that out do you think amidst the sort of dick deteriorating so show economic conditions in the country that the opposition might try to capitalize on this politically. you know i think the problem is that both sides have their own interests so they are political parties so you know the they have to choose a particular language i think

observers expected if speaker pelosi became speaker again that she would enjoy some of the high party unityhe did back in the 110th and 111th congress. while it is true that democrats routinely voting with one another and against the other party, she is struggling with intraparty factions to a much greater degree than the last time she was speaker. more reminiscent of the boehner and ryan era. turn to howell congress might be reformed. there is a task force working on this issue, but i think it is clear that one of the things congress needs to do is increase its own capacity. that involves opening up staff, paying more, training them better, giving power back to committees, restoring, within reason, regular order some more -- so that more members can be involved in the legislative process, at least in the house of representatives, and increase staff transparency, diversity, and training. there is no clear reform that will necessarily decrease partisanship or give incentives to bolster their party reputation and their own reputation with regards to the other party, thinking about the next el

go through with the no no deal threat so in terms of the unity however i think that the danger for people moderate people in the conservative party is that they're going to be accused of being defeatists and not patriotic that's mr johnson's card he's talking up all this optimism isn't stuff daring his critics to say to produce reasons for not being quite so mindlessly optimistic and he will then turn around and say to the british public these are people who don't believe in your country and that is a car that will work very well in england it will work very poorly in scotland and northern ireland. no it's. seems quite a lot of them like to distill to the oceans of reality ok well you know you can you can have you know you could have enthusiasm he certainly has that he said we need optimism he certainly has that but james how does that make bragg's it happened i mean the european union all through this process and i think to resume was the worst person to negotiate because she was a remainder and that why did you said to remain to do bragg's that i mean that was ridiculous ok and we got it and she deserved her fate ok but the eur

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