well he was stood alongside the irish prime minister leo varadkar while he was saying that at the end of the press conference the mikes did pick up the irish leaning in and saying the british press are going to give you plenty of stick for this they've done exactly that we'll get a bit of the reaction from politicians first though andreea led some who's the leader of the house of commons said that dalton must apologize while the british home secretary has said that he was out of order this is also being accompanied by well every arch breaks a tear in the british press that it's a round clip showing their pearls rending garments and saying see see this this is why we told you we wanted to leave because they're mean to us and they say mean things. times has really been the good cop when it comes to relations dealings with the british side over break this time around though after his statements about a special place in hell it fell to the european commission president john claude younker to try and lighten the spirits a little bit although only he could manage ship it dark humor really.

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i'm like exchanging glances with my project manager over there and she's like note to self well well said well done and congratulations to all absolutely fantastic well ok so after political leadership and resident advocacy and construction what else does it take to make a brand new mixed income community a reality well that's right money lots and lots of money. the foundation of our financing plan was and has always been the one hundred million dollars plus provided collectively by the san francisco mayor's office of housing and community development the office of community investment in infrastructure and the san francisco housing authority. the housing authority still owning the land under the structures and providing rent subsidies to many of our residents so i just want to take a quick moment to say thank you and a shout out to the staff and the commissioners the leadership president trays lady of those fine agencies who have just been marvelous partners two j.s. ceo divining gong enrich point nonprofit housing during this long term effort. you know we could not have kept the pr

well these days that working in a very sensitive moment in my in my life. because outside from mexico i feel very alone i feel i feel alone. but this is why for me. he said kind of much more than that why are i so he died. on a visit to mexico the director general of dutch avella explained the decision to award the prize to hernandez. she stands for a lot of mexican journalists who have a really difficult job here in a country where corruption and not cause criminality is very high to do their job i don't think so it's a well deserved all award for her and for all mexican journalists and then those hopes to return to mexico one day to be closer to her family she was glad to see mexico's new administration take a stance against government corruption but she believes it will take courageous deeds not just words to pull her country back from the brink. and for more on this year's recipient of the freedom of speech award i'm joined now by the editor in chief told good evening to you enos you know every year about this time we're reminded of how difficult and da

well before. how many took power the hem of the razor defected from the shazam e joining the revolution. he went on to fight in the iran iraq war of the nineteen eighties hundreds of thousands were killed and maimed among them mohammed raises younger brother how many that raised. our belief in personal sacrifice for their revolution is our spiritual leader says we are the victorious ones because our enemies cannot put pressure on us militarily they are doing it economically and culturally. mohammad reza says he's against moderates in government and believes foreign influence is to blame for economic problems outside in a city festooned with the cobbles of the islamic republic of iran many people now speak openly about economic hardship. but forty taxi driver a nola reza is as old as the revolution he says he can't pay his bills. no matter how much he cut back on my spending i can make both ends meet i'm distraught i've got two children aged eight and thirteen for decades since the revolution of a

export to the us as well.fied the export numbers into the start of the year. it does provide a little more ammunition for beige and perhaps but itjust underlines the stakes which are at play here, we're talking about very large numbers and two economies which are very significantly interconnected even if perhaps mr trump would not like to acknowledge it publicly. still to come... it's valentine's, of course. and there will be a few corks popped today, but what does it take to produce a quality sparkling wine from scratch? you're with business live from bbc news. british fishermen overwhelmingly voted to leave the eu, expecting restrictions on boats from the continent to reinvigorate their business. but the uk exports most of what it catches and imports most of what it eats, so how is the fishing industry preparing for brexit? ben thompson is on the quayside in peterhead, scotland to find out. welcome to peterhead fish market, just north of aberdeen, and all the stuff that's down here will get sold this morning

as well as energy secretary. the governor of new mexico bill richardson joins me now from santa fe bill thanks for coming back on the show congratulations first the on that nobel peace prize domination for the work on north korea any members of congress tip you off about the nomination well twenty five members of congress four senators submitted it and i was very honored obviously but it's very difficult to get a nobel peace prize there are a lot of nominations a lot of worthy candidates but for me it is a non or especially for the work we've done on human rights political prisoners denuclearization on the north korea issue but thank you for mentioning it but we're going to get to the head of the talks in a second but just remind us how you opened up things with north korea because people might not remember the britain and the united states were in a war that killed a third of the population of korea how would you be even begin to deal with a country which knows that very well well i've been to north korea eight

well.artly because we have seen between rising interest rates, we have had the trade tariffs, a lot of people are concerned to turn into a trade war. and in addition to that, there's been a lot of talk of a global slowdown so we just saw that with the retail numbers that came out some of that probably came through as a result of the partial global shutdown -- government shutdown, excuse me, but there's big concerns of what that will look like so here's what i'm thinking, really right now. and this is kind of interesting because according to fact set they're doing estimates for 2019 and they believe based on the numbers this they're pulling in, earnings estimates for companys that are -- have a higher exposure outside the united states, 50% more in global exposure, only going to show an earnings estimate growth of 1.7% those companies, though, that do business mostly here in the u.s. are going to show about three times that return of closer to 7% so it's going to be an interesting situation

well the u.k. does not have the right to revoke his citizenship from british citizens if they are proven to have to prove to pose a risk sorry to national security but only if they have jule nationality so if they have a second citizenship now this is a measure which germany has also been considering for some years now and in recent weeks has become a point of contention once again in the german government so he said on one side you have the german conservatives demanding a similar law to that in the u.k. and there that coalition partners the social democrats positioning themselves against that so this could still be something that could one day become a measure here in germany to ok but still germany will simply have to deal with this problem how does a country intend to do that to to bring back word to repatriate its islamic state fighters well the german interior minister horse has now set out a rather strict set of measures that all terms from repatriating i asked foreign fighters those thought

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well. we will have always a good relationship and in seventy far as mark you know my husband was a nuclear scientist and he was walking and cut through adversity so we just won the all four hundred well through days. that i was a student or governor or city but i have. two plates and i took my sister with me i said there's. world building. in your city area and we've had very good environment for study. but it is unfortunate that within fifteen days that we have nobody and we will you kill this to sister yes my government immediately they inform us if we want to stay by their two accepted so that way you can say yes because we were so german has been a special no. friendly gesture to us so you are now in office for the third time in a row and i hear rumors that you say this might be your last heard. i want to. cause a kid to hurt and before that i was by ministers was the way forward so i don't know on the ground new for more. i think that everybody should take a break and then we can make

well not to i think ordinary people you know i mean inside the party well you know in washington you know i think there was this idea of him as distant but that's not the view that people in nine states or all around the world had i think the voters felt quite connected to obama and he i think uniquely among american politicians and the last couple of generations was able to forge a connection with people but the democratic congress with his is gerry connolly was one of those who couldn't understand why there was such a lack of communication between the white house and democrats on capitol hill he said people like me susan twenty fourteen this was way into the presidency people like me want to be allies i mean i am an ally so work with us reach out to us you know we're not the enemy well so i can say things like that yeah i would take one democratic house but he wasn't so he wasn't alone there was the well i think we had a very good relationship with democrats in the house i mean nancy pelosi i mean that's the only way we passed health care law wall street reform all of the major ini

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or and welcome to all of us into our guest joining us from around the world as well well once again president trump using his own playbook this time around the issues that could well determine whether he's reelected in two thousand and twenty are front and center building the wall and bringing back manufacturing jobs small to if i could start with you when german journalists look at how the president has used the declaration of of national security to achieve these policy objectives what are their impressions the impressions are quite bad i mean you have two terms like like national emergency and building a wall german history both of these terms of so much loaded with negative things building a wall which would cut through europe and divided europe and in the cold war times the national emergency was one of the things it was in the in the history that that to the rise of hitler so these two topics are so much in the mind of germans that. some of them look able or willing to see and differentiate between enough signal emergency would which like i mean gives them the power to do everything he

yeah well it's you know you got to go as well yeah yeah. yeah yeah i was watching t.v. a. entrepreneur but you know when you present. billy the kid. billy the kid was actually shot dead on max's ancestors land that's my ancestor bonaparte maxwell. and bonaparte maxwell are my my lineage what are the mommy wow that's really interesting that's the only thing we have here really as a kid. you know whole wanted we had billy the kid you know was here and you know. you know billy that yeah it was a great career move getting shot like that. you have to point us in which direction to go see billy the kid because we have to go see the biggest antiheroes you fort sumter south and yes south. southeast ok let's go. i don't really know the pharmacist here. i feel for you bodies in their minds. they did not start this time of day the last time he's been in the machine i came out. for three days no starch no starch sorry about. the fire danger. bush of us is revolution is screeching to a halt inflation and unemployment cause millions to leave venezuela wo

as been as well a warning for a possible u.s. . military intervention washington as well as a self nominated candidate one dot have never ruled out of that particular possibility moreover a guy dog recently said that it is time to take action and the other day he also tweeted that it's time to make a decision and proposed to the international community to keep all options open to maintain a culture while the warnings from russia come shortly after prison drew called out the u.s. for preparing to wage a war over venezuela's vast oil resources he blames washington for stirring discontent in his country. the united states wants venezuela's oil and they're willing to go to war for about oil they are trying to fabricate a crisis to justify political escalation and a military intervention in venezuela. there is another aspect to this story the so-called lima group gathered in colombia with opposition leader one why don't you discuss the crisis the bloc of fourteen countries is sending an appeal to the international criminal court demandi

well the reason for the resignation. has been said there was a none coordination in the internal resonance in the administration but it was it came as in the continental of a cumulation of science some challenges facing the government as a result of the non-delivery of the nuclear threat as well as the month or the livery of. the mccann's them in order to facilitate the trade with iran so whether this was the reason behind the resignation or not but if it can have some results i think the resignation can add to the popularity of mr zarif and this can if he doesn't come by i think this will add to his popularity for the if he stays and calm bikes to the cabin that i think he will have some critics or opponents which have mired their positions toward him and he will see those critics to guest him but there are some unofficial reports which have not been confirmed so far that maybe the foreign minister might stay and draw a bike from the resignation yami say that if he goes back you might have some critics but nevertheless

they said today as well putin his defense minister and the foreign minister that actually the u.s. they repeated this accusation that the u.s. has actually been violating the i.m.f. treaty itself for years and they also said that it would be perhaps wise to conduct inspections into whether the u.s. is complying with yet another nuclear arms treaty the new start treaty so what we're seeing here is very much the russian russian side shifting the blame to the u.s. what is of course warring though is that they're talking openly on the russian side about what new weapons they could develop worrying indeed and putin has reportedly instructed his ministers not to initiate disarmament talks with the u.s. what do you make of that well yeah you mentioned before what else he said which was a very much a swipe at the u.s. side he said that they will wait we will wait for our partners to be mature enough to talk to us on an equal footing so very much kind of biting of biting comments they are from putin they are very much putting the ball back in the u.s. court and this fits in with the russian

well, both men are liars.said he told congressional leaders, the gang of eight, that the fbi was opening an investigation into the president, and none of them -- not one of them -- objected. nor, apparently, even asked why. or where's your evidence, or how about just are you out of your mind? not one question. not one objection. well, joining me now congressman jim jordan, the ranking member of the house oversight committee, cofounder of the influential freedom caucus. great to have you with us. >> good to be with you, lou. lou: as we are watching this book tour, confession tour, whatever you want to call it -- [laughter] we are learning that the gang of eight was right up-to-date, brought up to the date by the -- up-to-date by the fbi about the surveillance and investigation of the president of the united states in the clearest terms, and we haven't even heard a word from a single member of the gang of eight denying one iota of these claims. >> yeah. well, a couple things. first, lou, you're right, you can't

well i'm i'm sorry she feels like that we don't feel like that. you say that but a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill to prevent mr trump from withdrawing from nato without can go congress's approval to the press i don't believe the president's going to withdraw from nato be a i have no reason to believe that he's going to withdraw from nato but this deal is a preemptive strike to prevent him from doing so obviously some people very political very political obviously very low in congress believe some people do believe seriously so they can survive hundred thirty there's five hundred thirty five members of congress and there's a belief for about everything in that five hundred thirty five members believe me but i don't look i'm chairman of the foreign relations committee and i'm here to tell you we are committed to nato we're going to continue to be committed to nato there is no feeling in the united states of america that we want to withdraw from nato just the opposite really and you can give that commitment sitting right here that mr

well i determined no matter what to keep him in prison sort of that. as a clear run would have beaten both sonar zero last year in september month before the election he was leading him almost double the vote but the judges against the over the united nations the united nations human rights committee said that moving them must be allowed to campaign and he must until his conviction by these biased judges is considered by the supreme court he must be allowed to stand as president and brazil and new judges simply ignore that jeffrey rosen thank you after the break should more m.p.'s be excommunicated from the labor board judge. chris williams and the head of them or as a parent essential visit just like to raise a major. bolus of all females ought to have going into. politicians to do something. they put themselves on the line they did accept it or reject it. so when you want to be president one should. somehow want to. have to go right to the press it's like the full three in the morning can't be good . i'm interested always in the water in the house. a

well for more on the munich security conference i'm joined in the studio by raphael the song from the german institute for strategic and international studies rafael thanks for being here so we just heard some very critical words from the u.s. vice president's chastising the europeans for being not tough enough on iran not spending enough on defense and also criticizing them for a crop orating with russia on the north stream to pipeline so are we seeing just a further breakdown of transatlantic relations is there any way to bridge all of these differences well just to have some of the speeches alone where it seems like another just additional step an escalation i mean many commentators have pointed out that the u.s. delegation as a whole is a much bigger group of a lot of congress people also on the democrats about seen as a sign that there are other actors in the u.s. who are reaching out and trying to kind of maintain a good dialogue with the u.s. but with the european partners but in the pen speech itself really was a clear signal that you know germany in particular is on the press

well you know this government shutdown over a wall was a very sad chapter in our history. eight hundred thousand americans that work in the federal government didn't get a paycheck for thirty five years thousands of businesses states like mine suffered because of this and our intelligence people are also saying if you look at their testimony yesterday or whenever they testified that there is not an imminent national security danger that justifies a wall yes we do need more detection equipment more border patrol agencies more at border crossings you know larry i was a border governor. illegal immigration has declined in the last few years yes some of these caravans are coming in but they are now applying for asylum national security emergency is not again fact based that there are four thousand terrorists coming through the border these are women and children this is a sad chapter and it may be repeated again on february fifteenth when the deadline for a new shut down will calm or if he declares a national emergency. well that first of all is not needed and it will be chall

well u.s. partners had to be honest and straightforward with they should not have used trumped up accusations and allegations to unilaterally withdraw friends like they did in two thousand and two which they did in an honest way when they pulled out of the i.b.m. treaty i felt it was done the wrong way but at least they did it in a straightforward manner but how do they act in fact they violate everything and find excuses to put the blame on someone. they mobilize their. and going along with them. now having heard several speakers actually the people. in the audience among the audience they were seeing are russian lawmakers they have told me that the gist of lot of speech was that russia is not a threat for america and its allies but it could become one if russia dares to sorry if someone dares to act aggressively against russia here's what he said about that. i see which is the need. russia wants to have a proper friendly and equal relationship with the us russia does not pose a threat to anyo

well r.t. senior correspondent mark galaxy ever has been delving deeper into the story and explains why facebook's critics are crying foul what happened was unprecedented a channel with four million subscribers billions of views blocked or for its content not for saying anything malicious or untrue or hateful but just because of its nationality russian i mean c.n.n. which was behind in the investigation that led to this said it best so great viral videos great design you know and the content was pretty critical of the u.s. government of us mainstream media a lot of legitimate arguments but as we started digging into it we did find that the company which set up these pages over the past six months was actually backed by or why are they doing this. a lot of legitimate argument why they voiced seeing legitimate arguments critical of us foreign policy totally journalist the thing to do criticize and discuss stuff right this is censorship selective biased unfair prejudiced and blatant regardless of

even foot traffic as well.if they're being drawn in, in part, by the digital efforts but there has been an increase as well year over year and the people are visiting the stores. >> yeah, don't understate how important the grocery business is to walmart. they are the largest grocer in the country and they've had some tailwinds there as well. you know, dave dylan when running kroger did a masterful job. they've transitioned haven't done as well as they have in the past there's room in the grocery space right now. walmart has improved their offering in fresh and in organic and are moving in that direction. and now have brought some digital capablity to that which is what customers are looking for with their order online and pick up at store so they are doing a lot of things right in food and that's why i think they've built a moat around their business with their really strong grocery offering. >> i'm wondering how that is going to play out because they're experimenting with the pickup and kroger has been doing t

should be involved in as well. and that inspired me to start this up. >> it is pretty ambitious what you are trying to do. although, you have so much support from the people your age around the world. but what is your particular teachers, your head teacher at your school, what have they said to you? because i think you plan to walk on this friday? >> yeah. this friday, we do plan to walk out. and i spoke to my teachers last week and they weren't that supportive. they said they would have to think about punishments. >> punishments? seriously. >> in terms of detention and unauthorized absences. and i spoke to my head teacher yesterday and she changed her mind and was very supportive and said that actually after thinking about it, she does ow whether you heard the don't governor of washington state, but he may run for president of the united states. on a climate change platform. on understanding this is the existential threat of our time. as a 17-year-old, what have you been feeling, thinking, as you look at what the

s well the proposal will need to pass a final vote in parliament as well as a national referendum before it becomes. a constitutional amendment c.c. led the military overthrow of the muslim brotherhood government in two thousand and thirteen he's since presided over an unprecedented crackdown on dissent and was reelected last year after all potential challenges were jailed or pressured to leave the race old timothy told us is a nonresident fellow at the taria institute for middle east policy he says that international criticism surrounding the move will be largely subdued. you know it's one that we've expected points of time but it's it's one formal step that we presidents you see in power until twenty thirty four opposition groups largely already were dealing with the government with the expectation that this was coming it was really more a question of when rather than if. certainly it's. there are opposition groups are going to be on the a lot of pressure regarding whether or not they may publicly campaign against a move to amend the constitution although already a number of them have

moving rather well since the start of the year.out those companies that are doing rather well or otherwise at the moment? yvonne: we are watching the shipping conglomerates in kore a. dusan have is to be korea's oldest conglomerate. we thought it was interesting early this morning that the engineering and construction, that they were being going to be issuing a $373 million of new shares to secure cash after suffering a massive, massive loss last year. its parent is going to be buying up to 300 billion won worth of their shares. the stock -- paying 9%. those debt woes once again weighing on the shipping industry at a time when the economy slowing down. many in the industry saying that we could see perhaps more decline or project a klein here. -- or project decline. also looking ahead to the moon by session -- the moon by session in india. we will bring in our bloomberg reporter. she's standing by in mumbai. we see about a recovery over in the last two sessions. how is trade set up for today? time, wes point in have been talking abo

as well.owou take a look at results came about, a lot of it strength andped by our new truck launch, which has gone exceptionally well. we delivered 75,000 of our light duty trucks in the quarter, and they were received really well and held on a price perspective. our crossovers, which we launched in late 2017, continued to perform really well. we have an intense focus on cost and execution, and you can see that flow through into north american results. really that all of this points to, in an environment where you see commodity challenges and foreign-exchange challenges, the earnings resiliency of the company and our execution in this environment. david: it is fascinating you point that out because there were a lot of headwinds, and for all of the auto industry, some difficulty in the market. costs going up, dickel he was trade. how much was pricing -- difficulties with trade. how much was pricing, particularly with the trucks and crossovers you mentioned? guest: let me step back and give you

well there is no difference after all this is something that is not new. at all most of the yemenis here know that. fired alongside the u.s. allies with the saudi. forces this is something very clear and also there will bins and the money that. gets to the to the hands of isis here they get to their hunt openly as equipment for fighters as salaries for fighters this is something that is very you know for example let me give you an example most or the majority of the forces of the saudi emeritus forces in the western coast of. the su call the. the giant brigades this is a these people of these forces call themselves sellafield everybody knows that they are in a way or another link directly to al-qaeda and isis also there is also a battle or a brigade in paris called the. basset brigade this is also receive money and weapons i mean the u.s. weapons and saudi in america were been openly as salaries and equipment so this is something not a new not a new at all also there is something more that some of the leaders of these people of qaeda. are based in riyadh a

thank you well an election could be on the cards here in the u.k. no telling if it will be before to raise a base chancellor philip hammond gives his spring statement on march thirteenth will presumably give an update on this claim the era over the spirity is finally coming to an end or maybe north as earlier this month the neo liberal institute for fiscal studies estimated the philip hammond would have to find another eleven billion pounds to end all stare is he but what effect does un condemn tory economic policy have on the way we perceive the poorest in society joining me now is dr hassan a harris a social neuroscientist at u.c.l.a.'s department of experimental psychology designer welcome to going on the ground to tell me about how your new roof science approach to human perception. is useful. in analyzing so-called advantage societies like this one now thanks for having me what we do or didn't your assignment is we try to understand psychological processes that people may not be able to express themselves or may be unwilling to express and let'

again, temperatures should be well above where they should be well above where they should be well above be for this time of year which is around 7—9dc. certainly well above that, so it will feel very pleasant if you are out and about and the good news is it should last until the weekend, mostly mild and dry weather, there's always the fly in the ointment with british weather. saturday brings the risk of more cloud to bring some patchy rain, very patchy for scotland because it's coming into our high however, still mild vostok on sunday there's the chance the weather front will make a little bit further progress eastwards but it's still going to be a weak affair. good afternoon, i'm will perry with your latest sports news. west indies fast bowler shannon gabriel has revealed exactly what he said to england captain joe root, which led to him being banned for the first four one day internationals. gabriel has admitted asking root, if he likes boys, and says he's "deeply sorry" for his comments. this comes after root, was heard on a microphone telling gabriel, "there's nothing wrong with bei

he said on fox news he said it's about oil well. all i know is that it's president trump with his foreign policy team with secretary of state pompei o with bolton led almost the entire world to back the back acquired zero as the interim president of venezuela twenty countries do on the job he country's ranking. there were a lot of parties when he was through with this result that that was a tryout and ago it's backed it goes back to the monroe doctrine the united states is not going to countenance the suppression of the people's will authoritarian governments we are ok leave that exonerated job and i didn't do all of the military interventions the united states have committed against the western hemisphere that will be a bury long program that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests our york dallas and albert and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember. this is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells m

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warm welcome to all of you and to our guests joining us from around the world as well well once again prison trump using his own. playbook this time around the issues that could well determine whether he's reelected in twenty twenty are front and center building. the wall and bringing back manufacturing jobs malta if i could start with you -- when german journalists look at how the president his use the declaration of of national security to achieve these policy objectives what are their precious? impressions ari okay a quite bad i mean you have to turns like like national emergency and building a wall german history both of these terms of so much an old with negative. all things building a wall which would cut through europe and a divided europe and in the cold war times. of national emergency was one of the things it was declared in the in in the history that led to the rise of hitler. so these two topics of so much in the mind of germans that they are. some of them look i'm not able or willing to see and differentiate between. a national emergency with which like i mean gives them

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well for more on the munich security conference i'm joined in the studio by rough elbow song from the international german institute for strategic and international studies rafael thank you so much for being here so we just heard some very critical words from the u.s. vice president you could even call them confrontational he's chastising the europeans for not being tough enough on the run for not spending enough on defense and also for cooperating with russia on the north korean to pipeline project so are we seeing a further breakdown of transatlantic relations is there any way to bridge all of these differences well judging by the penn speech alone there was indeed very little to go on and to see any room for compromise many commentators are focusing on the fact that the u.s. the geisha is very large including many other congressmen and democrats and there will be it will biden on so many will hear of the tones from the outside but from the administration from the trumpet white house i think it's very hard and merkel in her speech before tried to open some room for compromise but th

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well well the. the the trial has given the world a lot of surprises by you know isolating itself from the world engagement so china is really prepared on both sides so china has its almight and its own well the truth on its own national interest and national security but. the china would really keep their fingers crossed. the ocean could really happen but in the mean time time is when it to. engage in dialogue. interesting thank you very much feet on the south and i'm going to have to leave it at i was making the director of the center for international business ethics based in beijing thank you america has long been threatening to throw from the i.n.f. treaty alleging as we've heard that russia is in violation of it moscow denies they say and as i said did invite the u.s. to come and see for itself with more his usual she done. the trumpet ministration is said to go down in history as the deal killer its approaches as time tested as it is straightforward and you start with the big and blunt accuse

well, you have to leave.when the bedminster golf club story came out, one of my clients who works in hudson valley, apparently his manager said to him, don't worry about it, this is limited to the bedminster, no one's going to talk about this. well, now this happened in five different golf clubs. we don't know of others, but we are talking about a large number of people who lost their job. and again, that's why we've been asking for a complete and thorough investigation, a review of business records will show that they have hired numerous undocumented immigrants throughout the years. >> and right now, we're just talking golf clubs. obviously, there are a lot of buildings with trump's name on them, there are hotels, et cetera, some he has control of, many he does not, but you haven't even looked there yet. it's just the golf clubs, because that's the community tha that knows you. and also, let's be careful of the concern. this ain't knew. this is what happens all over the country in all kinds of industries, es

talks go well well now from a correspondent brown. us president donald trump is used to the limelight. vietnam's leaders less so. but trump summit with north korea's leader kim jong un has changed all that before his first meeting with kim on wednesday he met the host of this summit the country's prime minister and president on behalf of the united states i want to thank you very much for hosting and hopefully great things will happen later on with our meeting like north korea vietnam was once an enemy of the united states yet in spite of the history the relationship is now good with vietnam regarded as a strategic partner of the u.s. in asia but it's trump's relationship with kim that's now the priority the hanoi summit to build on a historic meeting in singapore in june where they made of a commitment to rid the korean peninsula of some of the most powerful weapons created this time they need to agree a framework for how that'll happen vietnam was an acceptable choice to kim for this summit it's one of the few countries with a north

may well be correct here's why. this crowd gathered in florida novenas well they've been encouraged by the donald trump administration's full on support of the opposition and now some in the democratic camp are truly worried worried for what the crisis will do to the people wrong it's all about the vote tallies republicans are very smart about working the margins they know that a state like florida is usually decided by one percent over last so all they need are enough of the venezuelans enough of the colombians enough of the proto reconned indeed florida is a famous swing state plus it's got the highest concentration of venezuelans in america oh my forget all those republican geo political appetites the whole regime change up is all a bit to hold on to an extra few thousand latin american voters that's not my idea and guess what donald trump and his team aren't the only ones to be blamed by the dems here some capitol hill democrats have really screwed over their fellow party members by saying things like the united

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