you have to because you know we are only ever seriously very passionate why do you have to mix your various i don't know in our home a wife i'm a pretty poor christian i'm a traveler i'm an anti immigrant kind of personality i believe in politics and many things i'm not just the kind of person that sits in front a camera a big part of who i. am is a mom and the moms who don't really deserve to be moms because they don't bring their children up properly since our time is running out i do want to ask you one more question about censorship i know that you are very concerned about the tommy robinson case a very swift sentencing and jailing of a person for their reporting on a politically sensitive case in defiance of a court order and a majority pakistani muslim. from what i know of the british system has a long tradition of legal precedents do you fear that you yourself with the views that you hold may find yourself in a similar legal situation i imagine are probably on top of the list now for being imprisoned for my views and what concerns me about tom ronson not people say well he wa

why do you feel it's so important. >> well, it's an expansion of the war on drug dos, and we shd kn that the war on drugs has been a massive failure. it didn't work with alcohol, it didn't work with cannabis, and it won't work with tobacco. this will create a black market in san francisco for purchase of cigarettes on the streets where thet ben' ccking i.d. it's already illegal in california for people under 21 to buy tobacco products, so the opposition's claims about oh, it's about kids being able to buy tobacco, well kids can't buy tobacco now. this is about not fringing on adult choices. it's going to lead to more crime, it's going to lead to more retailers closing. controller's economic office estimated 50 million lost in sales. vaping stores and other retailers that are highly reliant on tobacco sales will close. raping actually helps people quit smoking. it's less harmful. vaping and e cigarettes are included under this proposed ban. >> thank you. dr. chung? >> thank you for asking me to be here? i'm here not only as a concerned physician but as a father. i have two wonderful nine-

you want to get rid of them, but why do you think they're doing this stuff? >> i.c.e. f hand in its approach in terms of how, before when we had enforcement, it was -- >> tucker: but why? no, you may not, you already have. i want you to continue to answer this question, which is, why do you think they are that way? you say they are doing these horrible things. why do you think they are doing these horrible things. >> because it is an agency set up solely around enforcement rather than set up -- it was set up in 2003. rather than an agency set up to "govern and enforce immigration rules in this country." we are a country of immigrants. >> tucker: maybe it's my fault for wanting specific answers, but what does that mean? it's a law enforcement agency that should just enforce laws? >> take, for example, what we had before. >> tucker: i want to talk about i.c.e. you want to abolish i.c.e. help me understand your position. >> i do want to abolish i.c.e. >> tucker: what should those things be? >> tucker, the way we had it before under ins, something like that, we can enforce

saying i've said a million times i'm not a great ambassador for being christian but i'm asking you why do muslims always seem to come to christian countries and then want to take over what i thought they're actually trying to ask her because so many western countries wage wars on mars why go that why not go out why not go to another country where is when you know how to present it itto me when you have a kid on your hands and you try to find any refuge literally you would go across the back mediterranean even if you don't know how to swim you would do anything possible for you. and your although we don't see any women and children on the boat we deceived you even though i would agree that the primarily six hundred twenty something on the equator is eleven children. we don't see many women and children i promise you while that's going on i've reported extensively from the ground both and we've been serious and believe me i also i think you could afford me some credibility and there are i'm not going to negotiate over the children in desperate conditions but it is more difficult for them to

saying i've said a million times i'm not a great ambassador for being christian but i'm asking you why do muslims always seem to come to christian countries and then want to take over what i thought they're actually trying to answer because so many western countries wage wars on muslim goes out why not go out why not go to another country where is when your house of the president home when you have a kid on your hands and you try to find any refuge literally you would go across the mat mediterranean even if you don't know how to swim you would do anything possible for you. and your although we don't see any women and children on the boat we deceived even though i would agree that the primarily six hundred twenty something on the equator is eleven children we don't see many women and children i promise you while i have reported extensively from the ground both and we've been serious and believe me i also i think you have for me some credibility and there are i'm not where they all show the children in desperate conditions but it is more difficult for them to move around that's for sure now

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if there is no such a danger then why do you think mr someone who as you mentioned is a well established that khan i missed his serve for central bank he was a minister of industry before he is not some in a random populace from the street this man knows a thing or two about economics why do you think he was prevented from taking the post of the finance minister even having the. economic vision that he has. because . the one we're discussing would have given. the impression. against you in the game and i think. in using. at the beginning in trying to get. in the league. there are people which are respected which have. transferred to the market and to european. position now even without mr someone i suppose if you try government had raised many concerns with its promises of tax cuts and its promises off welfare benefits it's raining in massive dad there were even some speculations that they were going to lobby for its full cancellation do you still believe it was all about. general economic agenda which is still. someone i'm sorry. did you think there perhaps have been some more general r

true because there is of course so much at stake mr you have an oscar let me give you the last word why do you think. well i'm sure in the hope of my head better yes it will be it will be a difficult. to do. the adoption of the agreement or even the parliament have in mind the opposition all of the opposition party and the president even of and the very difficult sequences in which this party is right now having in mind that. the former leader of this part of the former prime minister is he has to explain himself in front of the court for for many. for many charges related to the to the corruption and many. level people who are highly recommend people in this party are also in the same problem and in a way they see process as a possibility to reach and i'm listed for what they what they what they what they did in the past so it's a bit there is a political sale and i did have ten seconds of yes i. yes i believe we are going to do do do have this agree be adopted in the parliament or right that is. in scope to thank you to all of our guests you have an all skate and sculpey. it is an athens

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european union of it only a little bit better why do you think that slow transformation. wasn't preferred. faster information. regime change. and we could discuss. why. and we could discuss for minutes on why. i'm not seeing that gadhafi. had to be what he was a dictator. we have been used to leave along in many other countries so your question was right. well it's convenient position from my point of view because you mentioned before that italy is quite resentful about having to deal with the migration crisis yet you kind of outsource responsibility for that crisis because i mean your interests were at stake there had italy have calculated the risks on its own that's. random. that's not my personal opinion but do you remember the situation with the taliban government krises erupted was it the final stage of it was. old possible crime it was in the video weak position and that is when the. prizes are up to so it was a very again very delicate moment country and probably we did. some. as far as you know even know if. hold back a little bit or was it the proposal i'm sure yo

that is it possible not just pull him in shoot ok show me how to do it has this number here if you shot from right here yeah there's no way why would you hit me if i do this probably won't even hate you because you probably miss you because you're not a human on this distance you can still miss it yes if you just did like this here you can mr person trying to shoot the hid the body you can hit the head is harder to hit because it's moving right but if if he was yes if he got shot in the head twice and kind of closed the bullet holes were kind of closed there's no way he could have just pulled it out like that because that's what they said they pull it out of his waistband kept it there and shot him from that point. on this side of the head was he an expert shooter no he was eighteen you know ok there's no way he could a shot like that in hit the person twice i'm here because you have to be an expert you had to do a lot of training and eighteen years ago. there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way. because bullets do not shoot around a corner. the very usually to clear your own will you only want to go on wit

come back on me too so self-preservation with their self-preservation kicks in i mean people say why do you call the police what it was an option i mean i mean that was what i considered option. i said look i don't know what to do because get away from me and to get out the truck and did he tell you i'm going to turn myself in and yes that yeah he did but i wouldn't i mean i was thinking like they look like they're going to put all of me right now and then so i was like ok i don't care what you do to get away from me. and i was wondering what are the odds that they've it page will tell what happened i don't. they. i don't know i mean i guess as between him and whatever god he's choosing a warship right now you know. in the marines are after him how are you i mean he says he can get to see you in the sea. so he dropped you off for a draw. but how much sense does that make if he if he helped you at gun point or he didn't hit your gun point right he just felt afraid because he was carrying a gun around the senator really like anything you try to try to get away with and get away from like

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deal with how much effort do we have to make to make ourselves undistorted why do people have to be side bad and loyal and have no national pride. the argentinian f.a. said security concerns that forced them to cancel the game. the actions on the threats that have been made of lead us to the decision not to trouble my responsibility as president of the is to look after the health and safety of the entire delegation and in my role i made this decision i simply want to apologize to the israeli community it's not against the israeli community or the jewish community i want everyone to. no this decision was made for world peace israel wants to normalize the idea of jerusalem as its capital in the minds of the international community trying to host an international football game fits with that strategy but this time the plan backfired because instead everybody has been reminded of the final status of jerusalem is far from settled but it's an al-jazeera question whose. business owners in nicaragua is kind of calling for a national strike to pressure the government to end its violent crackdown

because it has nothing to do with security the government is separate then the church so why should we do the same i don't think it's a good idea it's correct because it's a tradition and why not i comment on the one hand we see people wanting to ban the headscarf on the other they're forcing people to shoulder cross that seems the dots to me and. i don't think are very an identity depends on crosses it is stronger in other ways beer gardens and local traditions it's a million gone it's gone these across this part of everyday life for us but we respect every phrase not just christianity. the bavarian president became the target of more than a few online jokes when he announced this idea however those who are charged with actually hanging crucifixes in public buildings all day are onside with the plan. this is not a defensive reaction but a positive reinforcement of our culture and it does not hurt to point out what our roots are only this crosses a symbol of not only for christians but for people living in the very start but critics say that this goes against germany's constitutional s

. >> and why do you think mike is deserving? >> my uncle put in 47 years of service to this country. but he did this with great risk to his life, great honor to the country. >> are you obsessed with this?

why is that, do you think? >> i think it's because they don't want anyone to see how truly diabolical it is. i mean, i thought i was in a third world country when i walked into the processing center at the border patrol offices. i really thought that i could have been in a third world country. it was that bad. so -- >> i mean, describe that, though, for us. because you say third world country. are you seeing maltreatment of people? >> no, i'm saying the conditions. i mean, they were stark cells, they were concrete floors, and the kids -- these 3-year-olds, 2-year-olds, had mylar, thin, tinfoil-y covers on which they were supposed to cover themselves with while they slept on concrete floors, separated from their parents. >> congresswoman jackie speier, we really appreciate you taking the time. thank you for describing what you witnessed today, and let's please keep in touch. >>. >> thank you. >>> before many people who cross the u.s. southern border make it there, they have to make a choice between possible deat

why do you say that? >> not in the slightest. first, i would point out we doubled the number of the women running for congress in the g.o.p. we are the party of women. i want to pint -- point out the blue wave, so-called blue wave is crashing. the president had an important tweet a few hours ago and said the fake news will not report

mark: why do you think that reporters, so-called journalists, many of whom are the left why, do you think they don't want to have the conversation? >> because every minority group to them is a tool for pushing forth a collectivist movement. whatever it is they exploit it. the muslim minority which is barely 1% in america. they don't look at it as a quarter of the world's population where you have 56 countries that are muslim majorities where we have influence on that. they would say we can check the box we protect muslim minority rights, it's not a ban. talk about and use folks like keith ellison. remember the pelosi incident where she's whispering, tell him you're muslim. tell him you're muslim. that's all that matters. identity politics. they exploit identity politics in order to use us as a hammer against the right so they can obsess into saying they are the answer to bigotry and, et cetera on the right, which could not be further from the truth. it is part of the left's demagoguery where they actually in a bigoted sense use race, they racialize islam, islam is an idea, not a race, but

why do you guys being fired and cousin protesters as you see. tear gas is literally filling the place also targeting the palestinian paramedics and here's another injury that was just right. friend your defense ends as you see do you gas is filling the place or injuries are climbing injuries after injuries and most of dangers do they're actually in that right leg that's how we saw more than fifty injuries in the right leg that israeli snipers continue to target the palestinians live i mean it's an end as you see that paramedics are ready to take every three that. thousands of palestinians continue to participate in the great march of return for more than ten weeks now the palestinians are holding one message to the world that they have the right to demand that they had to break to protest reporting on the border for us while the israeli defense force said it was operating lawfully and in self-defense throw the rest israel has said it is simply defending its borders accusing hamas meantime just this is terrorists of using the protests as cover to

why do they do it and why do we do nothing. but ok i'm not producer i wait for the aquarius a vessel chartered by the european humanitarian organization s.o.s. meditative any. this isn't a ship like others it's more an idea born of a discussion between a german merchant navy captain and a french humanitarian people are drowning in the mediterranean they said they must be saved to do that we need a boat europe's doing nothing let's do it ourselves. with winter drawing to a close migrants are getting ready for the arduous crossing the aquarius is. heading out on its first mission joining its crew of volunteers doctors and sailors aboard to experience their next adventure and to tell the tale. there to dijon if you see i was a young officer. i was on a ship quite a big one two hundred metres long very modern. day boat people that was the time of the boat people. and we knew there were boat people in the cinema like here. so have our jersey i didn't see any at the time but we knew they were there. about two other ships were taking

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prime minister and right by the way i think i did some good things and i want to do more good things there were reasons why i was. so fiercely opposed by particular sections. when i was prime minister growth of me but i think that what i did. was i think i did some good things and i want to do more good things there were reasons why i was. so fiercely opposed by particular sections. when i was prime minister growth of me but i think that what i did was very important in some. very sensitive areas security of the state of israel. and the welfare of the people of israel and you're not a crook and i'm very proud of my achievements and this is not what people think about me i would only have good to have you in the comfort zone thank you very much very much thank you you. thank. thank you can. go from the boat. go. to. the beach. going to. the sophisticated bank depositor of the horn tell what. the fin of the fish that's good for some promise. of a short supply on a researcher investigates nature's own high tech to inspire his own pioneering work in medical technology. animal kingdom is a treasure trove of bri

including the present income but benyamin netanyahu prime minister incumbent yes yes i'm innocent why do you hate him so much me yeah i don't hate anyone not even him you told him in interview you to you said in an interview with cash t.v. he should resign now in an elegant way go run disappear so that we don't hear you or those around you that's what i tell him and that will happen in the end. does it mean that i hate only means that i'm politically opposed to him i don't want to go into details it seems to me to be pretty rude about you talked about his personal appearance you know that there is another bit of we stop to have blogging when it's been. quoted repeatedly and israeli t.v. that when i was investigated netanyahu kept saying time and again on television that they should resign because someone was under investigation can perform in such a sensitive and difficult position as prime minister so basically what i said is that what you say to me is definitely true about you we saw much more of investigations and accusations and and suspicions and whatnot but you're still basically y

your prime minister is actually smearing critics journalist and you as you've said those are lies why do they have such a harsh stance on your prime minister you know. we had a very and we still have a very serious debate the international network which is led and financed by george soros in the name you might know and the or watchers might know was as well we have a very open and a very serious debate with him as the hungary and government has a very strong anti in my policy we made it very clear that it is only osce hungary and who can make a decision. to come to hungary it is only us hungry areas to make a decision on the veto we will not live together we don't want. neither the european union the already united nations to force us to to you why it's people in our country whom we do not want to invite we made it very clear that protection of our border and guaranteeing the security of our citizens is the number one priority for us and george soros and his network is totally against this. concept against this strategy he would like to in the wide millions of migrants to europe on an an

why do they get a pass on this? >> i would think so. derstand, i'm all for radio networks forgiving their employees, while we're at it, let's have that on the record, but i do think nbc has to answer for a couple of things here. they were part of this, tucker, circulated this report from joy reid's cyber security expert that said she had been hacked. that damages their brand, because they're in the business of fact-checking everybody, and it's time for them to say this was bogus, it was wrong. there needs to be transparency there. whatever this ended up costing the federal government, nbc, comcast, universal, they should repay that money. >> well, i mean, they're liars. we know they're liars. they leaked the "access hollywood" type to "the washington post," they did it for political reasons, and never admitted that. >> they were going to do a thorough investigation into that, tucker. i remember that. >> yes. >> they made a lot of noise about that mor thorough investigation. >> still trying to find the real killer. thank you. >> you too.

why do drugs cost so much?ell, it is complex, but what i would say is, overall, pharmaceutical products have been a major contributor to the fact that people have added 30 or 40 years onto lifespans. you know, whether it is cardiovascular disease, oncology, we are living longer, dying later, and we are finding more and more cures every day. and the greatest majority of those improvements can be attributed to pharmaceuticals. and what is important to keep in mind, if you look at overall health care expenditures, pharmaceuticals make up about 14%. and that has been very consistent over the last 20, 10, 5 years. if you look at the rate of increases of that, it has also been pretty consistent. so, and in fact, going forward, it is an incredibly exciting time, because we are actually moving from just treatments and palliative care to actual cures. things like years to hepatitis c. the promise of even curing something, for example, like hiv. and so keeping that in mind, and not -- unfortunately because of our system

why do we need a beach robot here? because there is too much trash. this place, where i grew up, so many tourists come to this beach, but if the beach gets dirty, no—one will want to come. so i started this project. how does it actually work? the robot is digging in the sand about five centimetres deep. shaking to separate the sand and move the trash into the back. how much rubbish do you actually collect? if we do about 80 metres we get about four kilograms of trash. four kilograms in 80 metres! ok, i'm dying to have a go, to control it. sure. easy to control. forward and backwards, 0k. turn left and right. this is the controller speed. if you push this down, it is digging in the sand. this is great.

is it possible not just pulling you know they show me how to do it has this number here if you shot from right here yeah there's no way why would you hit me if i do this probably won't even hate you because you probably mission because you're not a human on this distance you can still miss it yes if you just did like this you could miss this person. trying to shoot the hid the body you can hit the head it's harder to hit because it's moving right but if if he was yes if he got shot in the head twice and kind of closed the bullet holes were kind of closed there's no way he could have just pulled it out in shot like that because that's what they said they pull it out of his waistband kept it there and shot him from that point. on this side of the head was he an expert shooter no he was eighteen now ok there's no way he could have shot like that in hit the person twice i'm here because you have to be an expert you had to do a lot of training and in eighteen years out there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way. because bullets do not shoot around a corner. where you decided you know you know you want to go i

the common sense solution is available and it's baffling why amazon has chosen this route. >> do theye southern poverty law center doesn't like you and that is it? why would they turn over the decision making powers to the s.p.l.c.? >> those are good questions and those are questions we have asked. we know the decisions undermine our plurristic society and we are well respected supreme court advocacy group. to punish us is to marginalize all the americans that also want to have the right of free speech and the free exercise of religion. we stand for everyone even with those who disagree. s.p.l.c. does not. >> tucker: we are in a very intense environment where pee are doing crazy -- where people are doing crazy things. there is a risk of being associated to a nazi, which is what they are doing to you. are you worried? >> absolutely we're worried. the building we were in, in 2012 was attacked by a would-be mass murder who shot the security guard and he said he was incited by the s.p.l.c. so there is no question we are worried about this. we are calling on amazon to change the position a

checking first with the cia so you know why do americans believe that hollywood t.v. they've been they've been brainwashed into thinking that torture works and the senate committee report that you mentioned for years in the making issued in december of two thousand and fourteen proves that all these techniques based on cia original documents doesn't work that nothing no actionable intelligence was acquired they could not have and was not acquired by other reasonable normal legal interrogation techniques and are now claims that you case is right now a sharing intelligence obtained under. the british shadow foreign secretary and lethal embury writing to the british foreign secretary burns johnson that this how dangerous would be the practice of sharing intelligence amongst nato nations of intelligence obtained under torture well with all due respect m i five m i six takes their cue from cia and the americans i mean what more do you need to use but ambassador craig murray in east on he's in receipt of interrogation reports we which he knows on the scene are gain from tor

why do that? >> they are about something different. >> but they're not about open borders and lawlessness. it's about how we invite people to this country. it's fundamentally different. >> chris, they're defending ms-13. >> they're not. nancy posi never defended ms-13. >> when president trump referred to them as animals, there was a hyperventilation going on among the left that you couldn't talk about people in terms and call them animals. that was defending ms-13 by about anybody's standard, and by the way -- >> no. it's what you made it about. but go ahead. >> i didn't get involved in that dialogue myself. i believe i recall president trump saying chuck schumer withdraw that offer, and -- >> no. he rejected the offer. they put the wall on the table. then it became about money. schumer says you guys not you, you're in the house, but republicans in the senate wouldn't give him more money to earmark for the wall than the $25 billion that was for. whether it's true or not, saying they're for open bo

do you agree or -- why do you think north korea and venezuela are on this list? >> i think they did add north korea and venezuela for cosmetic purposes. i do think that if you look -- the court was very clear. even the majority opinion, which gave this enormous deference to the president, spelled out all the anti-muslim things he had said. but it basically concluded that in fact, the final ban as it now stands meets with all the crossed ts and dotted is and what the statute allows the president to do. and it also specifically found that as enacted, the third version of the ban does not so explicitly ban muslims. and it doesn't deny that the president said what he said. but chief justice roberts writing for the court says, presidents have always given their opinions to the people. usually, they have given nice opinions, opinions of tolerance, of things like that. president washington, the most recent president bush after 9/11, and the implicit suggestion was this was not a nice way to express yourself, but it wasn't enough to invalidate the ban because of the broad

robert: why do you think that that is important? mean, it is obviously important, but for within the lgbt community and as well as the artistic community within that, why is it important to have that presence, or why do you want to make sure it has that presence? daniel: i think because the stories that we see on screen really have power when it comes to the power of representation. and when the stories are coming authentically from the communities that they represent, i think it adds an extra layer of dimension, and it really i think helps to lift up voices that maybe are underrepresented in mainstream media.d weeally se for the community and really being able to bring stories, a diverse range of stories to the forefront. robert: i know that many people i know within the community, they're very courageo, in of shing these don't want to hear it. and then they have come around a u a little bit better. but what's the climate right now with the present presidential administration and things like that? it one that actually in a way benef

why do drugs cost so much?it is complex but overall those products are major that butor to the fact people added 30 to 40 years on ife span and whether cardiovascular disease, longer and ving dying later and finding more cures. majority of those are contributed to pharmaceuticals. cost you look at overall they make up about 14%. consistent the last 20, 10, five years ago. rate of increase it is pretty consistent. oing forward it is an incredibly exciting time because we are moving from just glia active nd pal care. of curing ise something like h.i.v. and eeping that in mind and unfortunately because of our system today sometimes the out portion of the payment patient more about the but it is important to put it in perspective relative to the that is being provided and overall health care service. president trump has been outspoken on this including the state of union address saying we something about drug prices. is he wrong? the can understand frustration and we need to do something about drug prices but restr

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