as for william hague. it's quite amazing that foreign secretary who of course got britain involved in those nato air strikes on libya which the college of which we're witnessing this week tripoli airport wanted britain wanted n.p.c. had to vote for the bombing of damascus and someone who continued to try to derail reproach more with iran and on ukraine was absolutely clear the whole thing was russia's fault and nature better be prepared for a cold war against russia there's also news today there was speculation that a swedish court may have lifted the arrest warrant for joining us on of course they decided to uphold it at the end of the day either way the u.k. has said that they're ready to arrest the saunders regardless what reasons does britain have to do this considering the war has nothing to do with england. very sad day that we had the swedish cordell poll that arrest warrant it seems so we are just not interested in questioning julian assange about these allegations now they see one able to make a c

but jenkins was a writer and william hague has written that something that is quite connected in britain between history and politics and i think that is quite healthy actually. the >> host: and there is a great quote that goes but this is politicians don't have the luxury of expressing doubt. but i sense that you used the word nuanced. you do have a nuanced side. are there things that surprised you that actually changed? >> guest: if you look at this whole idea of government spending, what i was amazed at is the extent that we are living in the unchartered territory. as i say, from hundreds of years there was a gold standard and it was really only in the 60s that people kind of challenged britain and america ended up to balance the budget every year and so this idea that we are running continue to deficit and have a paperback renzi is quite new to. certainly after 1971 the extent to which we were spending more money wasn't as pronounced as it is today in the bailouts. >> host: it is a new normal that it doesn't have to be -- >> guest: it is quite clearly more than ten years ago who -- i

hague demonstrators showed bloodthirsty anti semitic slogans and called on european muslims to support your hard housings of hate residents now want the city mayor sacked for sanctioning a protest analyst william engdahl thinks the incident is a wake up call for europe. there are large muslim communities throughout europe and germany was. at least seven million. women the most and for youth their organization and sort of jihad has been to solutions of trying to recruit from young muslim youth as are going on in holland with the stuck shirt demonstrations of isis i question the sanity of the dutch government for allowing it in the first place the very fact that they allowed this on the. demonstrators who were chanting death to the jews quite loudly streets of a european country is this really a welcome call what's what's going on here. get a look behind the scenes at our t. about how our news gets put together a latest episode of news team coming up in a couple minutes. sometimes i am baffled by the closed little world that a lot of people in the mainstream media must live in they seem shocked and appalled at the fact that around forty percent of the weapons supplied afghanistan have gone missi

hague where demonstrators shouted bloodthirsty anti semitic slogans and called on european muslims to support your high thousands of hate residents now want the city mayor sacked for sanctioning a protest analyst william ingall thinks the incident could be a wake up call for europe. but there are large muslim communities throughout europe and germany who are the. at least seven million. in the muslim faith their organization and some of jihad is forbidden solutions of trying to recruit from young muslim youth as are going on in holland we stop short of demonstrations of crisis i question the sanity of the dutch government for allowing it in the first place the very fact that they allow this on the. governments. were chanting death to the jews quite loudly in streets of a european country is this really what we could call what's what's going on here. taking a look at some other stories making global headlines an american doctor infected with a deadly ebola virus has been medivac to the united states for treatment dr kent brantly has been taken to a specialized hospital in atlanta you can barely walk without assistance all precautions were made to protect against the spread of the virus during flight bo