and favoring untruth and being happy to hear these untruths about the press, for instance, about real information. he has taken us to a place where untruth is the order of the day and he's also changed our agenda in the press. we need to be focusing more than we are, i believe, on real existing existential america, our people, our culture, and then try to put into place this bodyguard of lies, to quote somebody very learned, that he has surrounded his presidency and our national life with. but we need to present a little more about what the reality of what's going on, not just in the caravan, but in our country is about. we need to be looking at different stories. let's look at voter suppression. let's do a big story about whether or not it exists and how big is it? this is the week to do it, rather than just let him persist. and if he's telling the truth, we'll say so. but let's do the story. >> right, no, 100% because he's defined voter fraud not as suppression that we know exists, but by millions of people who voted when they weren't supposed to, which doesn't exist. carl, thank yo

investigation into tesla and into possible misstatements on their financial reporting, whether musk was untruthful about his, i guess prognostications that tesla would become profitable. it is still not profitable. whether he was truthful about the boasts, meeting product deadlines on the model three. that is their newest car, one designed for the masses and a lot of those production

his default position is to use untruths to go toward his objectives.t in this horrible week in which we are dealing with the khashoggi murder is the body slamming incident where the president of the united states again repeating that the press is the enemy of the people, this horrible phrase with its echoes of totalitarianism, gets up and praises a congressional candidate for body slamming a reporter. in the same time period in which a reporter has been murdered, perhaps dismembered, by an outlaw rogue state actor. so where does that put us on what side of the equation? >> you tell me. where does it put us? >> i think where it puts us, first of all, is uniquely we have a president who does not believe in truth as the force that ought to be our objective in policy and who we are as a people. this is far different than anything we have experienced. but it also is part of, you know, trump didn't invent this. we live in a time in which truth is devalued in all kinds of institutions. and we have now this division not just amongst our people but through soci

white lie of some sort she admitted that she tried to sort of frame it so it didn't sound like an untruth but it had elements of untruth about it maci did talk about the fact that the full image of the government had been badly damaged with all of this infighting it within the conservative block you mentioned her interior minister course a whore for then also with the grand coalition as the center left social democrats and this she felt was distracting from the actual work that needed to be done in government and she hoped that a step would at that and work that has been done that has been legislation introduced to parliament some some of it you know. conservative. sympathizers would say he's good legislation but it has been obscured it has been ignored because of the court ruling that's been going on and yes that has had an incredibly damaging impact we saw it in has and we saw it in bavaria we saw it with the with the same conservative slumping from twenty fifteen forty percent to now twenty five percent and the question is this whole operation now as it seems to be emerging the whole p

most americans can spot a wild untruth and petty shaming when they see it. so that did not work very well. and opponents had to move on round number two. then they argued judge kavanaugh could not be fair and impartial because his views of executive power or his experience of working on the terrorist policy following the attacks that devastated this country on september 11, 2001 he worked at the white house. thankfully the fact checkers did their due diligence to spot errors with each of these arguments so opponents of the nomination moved on. next came the paper chase the insistence that more and more documents needed to be produced that were traditionally heldon back because of executive privilege because these were not documents that brett kavanaugh owned but either by the national archives or the george w. bush library. it's important to note that more documents about judge kavanaugh have been produced for him than all other supreme court justices passed n mbined. more paper on judge kavanaugh than all other supreme court justices combined. so once again

most americans can spotlight of untruths and shaming when they see it and opponents had to move on to round two. they've been argued that the judge couldn't be fair and impartial because the views of executive - power or because of the experience of working on the terrorist detention policy following the attacks that devastated the country on september 11, 2001 when he worked at the white house. thankfully the fact checkers did their due diligence and spotted errors with each of the arguments and so opponents of the nomination moved on. next came the great paper chase the insistence that more and more documents needed to be produced including those that have been held back because of executive privilege and becausey were held at the national archives or the george w. bush libraryum but it's important to note that they were produced for him than for all of the other supreme court justices passed combined. so more paper on judge kavanaugh than any of the other justices combined. so once again, that argument eventually ran out of gas. first came the normally scheduled confirmation screen

governor scott: it is hard to pick which untruth i should respond to. let's go to teacher salaries.ince, let's remember what it was like when i got elected. i walked in with a $4 billion budget deficit. we turned the economy around and now, our annualized revenues in the state are up over $20 billion annualized. intake-12on increase education. i am the only governor that has ever gotten guaranteed pay raises for teachers across the state. senator nelson was in the house, did he do anything in education and teacher salary? zero. thank you very much. now, we have run out of time. we will give you the opportunity for your final argument. you have 90 seconds each. nelson --e after senator nelson. senator nelson: i think it is quite clear on a number of things where there is a big difference. we just talked about education. i support education. he has cut it. i want to protect the environment. he has savaged it, and everybody knows it. care. to expand health ,e not only wants to limit it not expand it, but kill it. what is bringing health insurance to millions of people in the state. esp

judge kavanaugh's outrageous performance, a performance we now know was misleading at best and untruthful at worst for these same republicans to cast her aside. the message they have sent to survivors who are brave enough to come forward is clear. we will listen to you, but we will not believe you, and we will not trust you. despite having the cards stacked against her, i was shaken to the core by dr. christine blasey ford's words last week. she answered every question with bravery, with candor, with humility. meanwhile, judge kavanaugh was evasive, belligerent, and according to many of his acquaintances, repeatedly untruthful. what my republican colleagues can't seem to grasp is that you can be at the top of your wealthy prep school class and still abusive women. you can be a yale law school graduate and still abusive women. unfortunately, you can even be the president of the united states and still abusive women. further -- still abuse women. furthermore, judge kavanaugh's outburst was downright disturbing for a potential supreme court justice. how many norms did judge kavanaugh shatter

for a justice of the united states supreme court who has behaved in this manner and who is telling untruthsbout it. he's told so many, not just about his drinking, but about other things as well. so these are serious issues that need to be considered by the senators who are at least being willing to wait until the fbi finishes. but if the fbi can't investigate this subject, we're really in trouble. >> and, lisa, the republican prosecutor who was in the hearing room and other republicans talking about dr. ford's testimony want to make a big deal about the fact that she said under oath that she has a fear of flying, and that she also sometimes gets on airplanes. >> well, i think that's much ado about nothing. i have a lot of friends who are afraid to fly. they actually have some wine when they do fly to calm their nerves. but they try to avoid flying if possible. and they certainly wouldn't want to fly, i would imagine, in dr. ford's shoes while she's facing death threats and relocating her family and being called to fly in command out to washington if that is in fact the case. but the realit

of untruthful the sales of weapons by the united states to taiwan damages china's sovereignty and security interests in beijing sees china and taiwan as two parts of a whole two chinese entities same culture ethnicity same languages with two separate governments communist capitalist the end goal is to reunite into one state there are differences of course currently preventing that and about one hundred kilometers of c. that separate the two and trump always a fan of sticking it to the chinese he's been floating his warships right between the two china's. we have expressed our concerns to the u.s. side the taiwan issue concerns china's sovereignty and territorial integrity and is the most important and sensitive issue in china u.s. relations. for starters how about you express your concerns about these important and sensitive issues to someone who cares a little more because that interim. we worry about. work. i don't worry about things. let's be grateful never worrying about anything unfortunately others are and there are those in china who believe that america wants taiwan to declare inde

the fact that on so many occasi he appeared to be clearl untruthful. unwill to acknowledge what he had written in his diary and what it meant. small lies and none the less, untrut the social activities with his friend he was unwilling to admit any o that. iis think there going to be a fundamenti aial lack ofrust for this judge. >> he did deny all th allega i want to move on and ask you about deputy attorney general rod rosenstein as well. presid to discuss after thenew york times" report he had suggested the t le recording presid he had brought up the issue of possib removing him fromde office the 25th amendment. rose denie the report. what do you think his future should >> i think he should stay andpr tec the mueller invest what disturbs me is it may be degene as far as when the presid gets rid of rod rosens they are urging him to wt untfter the mid-terms when his obvious effort to obstruct the investigation won't force them to pay a political price at the polls, but they made it clear they want him out of there. that ought to alarm all of us becau ri

in these tunnels shall untruths have space to grow and rain can get in. even feet and pull it creates a poorest and fine mesh of small cavities in the ground with the water can easily trickle down like reach the ground will get purified and not run off the surface carrying with the topsoil and causing erosion were. me and i can show. monoculture affects all soil organisms especially earthworms who are immensely important to the fertility and structure of the soil and the humus they transport minerals and nutrients from deep down to the surface. in healthy. this means tons of earthworms and countless miles of their tunnels unfortunately they're in decline. without the earthworm the humans and the ecosystem lose their most brilliant engineer. first runs do not like synthetic fertilizers they do not like pesticides they do not like fungicide they do not like herbicides they do not like monocultures they do not like bare soil they need proper residue they need a healthy home they need soil aggregation. and fuel tanks some even in agriculture that doesn't use

businessmen taking such action in his favor the fact is he has a tendency to do pete fake stories untruths that do the rounds on social media put instance in many interviews he mentions a book obviously the one that supposedly promoted homosexuality in brazilian schools during fire on the head ads time as education minister in reality this book had never been included in any school syllabus weakness. usually show your boss or not or does not share fake material he leaves the bulk of that to others but he did share this image on twitter purportedly showing a death threat against him when it emerged that the picture was actually two years old had nothing to do with politics and had been photo shopped both or not oh. added. the formerly fringe politician finds himself well ahead in the polls despite rhetoric that once would have kept him out of the mainstream. t.v. . business. and in two thousand and sixteen when he voted to impeach former leftist president dilma rousseff he dedicated his vote to an intelligence officer who ran torture programs in the one nine hundred seventy s. among those t

their minds properly this time as opposed to on the basis of emotion are and some would say actually untruthsat much. it's very difficult to see how it can happen in terms of the government being against it at the government being against it at the moment. i have spoken to mps who feel they could amend some legislation but it's not entirely clear how this would happen. it's extremely logistically difficult. i am the first to admit that, i think it took them six months to set up the previous referendum and then there's the whole question of what would the question be, what options would the question be, what options would be on the ballot paper, would it be to accept the deal or no deal or would there be a remain option. that would be in could be difficult. the point of yesterday was not about the technicalities of it, it was about the popular force of will and desire for some kind of final say. except it's difficult but that does not detract from the message that we re not detract from the message that were sent yesterday. let's move on to the sunday telegraph which has a piece there, dominic

businessmen taking such action in his favor the fact is he has a tendency to do pete fake stories untruths that do the rounds on social media put instance in many interviews he mentions a book obviously the will of one that supposedly promoted homosexuality in brazilian schools during fire on the head that's time as education minister in reality this book had never been included in any school syllabus weakness. usually show your boss and i don't does not share fake material he leaves the bulk of that to others but he did share this image on twitter purportedly showing a death threat against him when it emerged that the picture was actually two years old had nothing to do with politics and had been photo shopped both are not all deleted. the formerly fringe politician finds himself well ahead in the polls despite rhetoric that once would have kept him out of the mainstream. i thought. it would be hard to believe. and in two thousand and sixteen when he voted to impeach former leftist president dilma rousseff he dedicated his vote to an intelligence officer who ran torture programs in the on

democrats claiming kavanaugh was unteut fel when he -- was untruthful when he testified. >> this isn't what i would call a fair process. people have made up their minds and they are trying to defeat the nomination by any means whatsoever. including an orchestrated smear campaign against the judge. i think we hit a new low, and that's saying something. kennedy: this morning president trump weighing in on the damage this could be doing to the nation. >> it's a very scary time for young men in america when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of. this is a very, very -- this is a very difficult time. what's happening here has much more to do than even the appoint of a supreme court justice. it really does. you could be somebody who was perfect your entire life and somebody could accuse you of something. kennedy: joining me knew ed henry. ed, what's the latest? ed: we are hearing as soon as to the white house is expected to get some kind of report from the fbi about what they found in terms of whether they were able to get any evidence to corroborate any of the sexual assau

we've watched this become a place pl where it's an arena whe you can hurl untruths at will and count90% of everything you hear from the left as being a lie. >> we've been talking about this for quite some time. once it was clear that ms. ramirez had falsely made ann ak dispaition ananaccusation anr that ms. ford's testimony was corroborated and once ms. swetnick's statement was schmitted, the committee has to make a referral of all three people to the justice department and ask for a criminal investigation because that is the way you deter people from making false allegations during confirmation processes. these people were all seeking -- ford was seeking a psychological repose. the problem with her story, it doesn't fit together at all. lou: and there are so many questions. and questions that weren't asked by the republicans or the democrats. the democrats of kavanaugh, the republicans of ford. it's just the most bizarre set of hearings that i could imagine for the supreme court. >> and lou we don't stop with those, just those three. we also have to refer the lawyers. because accord