what does william lee get out of foreign affairs magazine?blications around. tom: gideon rose gets better and better. what is graham allison and what do you say that is under threat and washington right now -- in washington right now? gideon: it seems the trump administration has no interest in perpetuating what everybody else has called the liberal international order. trump is basically lighting a fire to all of that. the question of whether the liberal international order will survive is the big question of the day. what she argues is that the liberal international order was not some big, new think. it was -- thing. it was a way that america organized its cedar of interest -- sphere of interest. there was no big seachange in what politics and get over yourself -- world politics and get over yourself. tom: was that liberal order a moment in time? or is it un-american theology we can drive forward -- an american theology we can drive forward? gideon: i would argue that it can be both. realized if you ran warcycle of war, poverty, again you h

whore joined by william lee says, no, not always and another gentleman w says s, companies should. gentlemen, nice to have you here. a pleasu. rahan, i'm going to start with you. i think mr. buffet and mr. dimon id out the reasons why perhaps you should not provide as a ceoh t-term guidance. briefly tell me why you think most companies should? >> there are a number of reasons. firstf all, let m point out that most ceos would prefer to put out asittle information as possible. they would prefer to put out only what's required andotng more, but the reason they give earnings guidance, which is notr re, is because the investors demand the information. and investors are telli corporations that if you don't give me earnings guidance, if you don't disclose the informion, i may not pay as much forour stock. and that's the same thing as cost that the company' of capital goes higher. now this isn't a key issue for a company likeerkshire hathaway who has a star like warren buffet running the company. berkshire hathaway shareholder doesn't really care about guidan r because theylly trust the ce

we later found out that was a company called william lee tag. they manage their sim card postage.02 customer and nothing else. they added they are very saddened that their system had been used to send out this kind of mail. how have the family reacted ? out this kind of mail. how have the family reacted? the family have reported this as a hate crime to the police. the company have —— they have given a statement. they say they are happy that 02 have changed their policies but they have also said they feel unsure about how to direct this dismay at this situation because there is nothing that can remedy the feeling of being made to feel unwelcome in your home, especially when someone has direct means of communication. thank you. iran suffered a narrow 1—0 defeat to spain in their latest world cup match in russia last night. but one of the main talking points wasn‘t so much the actual football, but the fact that there were women supporters in the stands. in iran, although there‘s no official ban on women going to sporting events, attendances are rare as they‘re often refused entry and

>> a while back, it's a little unfair but a radio host, guy asked me, would william f. buck leerecognize today's republican party and the only thing that came to mind wad, well charge ton heston recognized the statue of liberty at the end of planet of the apes. recognition is not everything it is chalked up to be. what -- it's inevitable, trump is like a magnet next to a compass. all conversations go that way eventually. >> we held that for a long time. >> we're not whens of the resistance but we resisted. the remarkable thing to me is not how we're having a war on the republican party about trade in the sense that you mean it but it's sort of the reverse. this is first parch public policy-that a sizable number of republicans are standing up to this stuff, and one of my hopes, one of the major -- look, people who are here know who i am, know i have my problems with donald trump. donald trump did not create most of to problems we have. he is one of symptoms and is making some of them worse and some better, i think, or at least his administration is. but the -- one of the more ser

primary victories by governor henry mcmaster, torge ellen wilson, and congressional nom jackson lee william timmons. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the ntleman from illinois seek recognition. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today on behalf of the more than 130 million americans with pre-existing conditions who are under attack from the trump administration. mr. schneider: some of these people have chronic health conditions recognition. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my such as as diabetes. some are waging courageous fights against cancer. some are tackling challenges with mental health or substance abuse. these are our family and friends. they are our neighbors, our co-workers, our caregivers. they are us. sadly, if the administration has its way, they will once more be subjected to discrimination that could deprive the

not so short, 25 names on this list including finalists from last time, william pryor and thomas hardiman, including utah sen. mike lee, some being touted as frontrunners, whoever it is, mitch mcconnell says he would like to see a vote soon. >> the senate stands ready to fulfill its constitutional role. we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall. >> reporter: democrats want to hold mcconnell to the same standard he applied in 2016 when he refused to bring obama's pick merrick garland to the floor. >> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the they set in 2016 not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year. >> reporter: the impact of justice kennedy's role cannot be overstated voting just this week, the majority 5-4 on the travel ban and public-sector unions, leave behind a legacy as a champion on abortion and gay rights. and your summer plans a very heated and contentious confirmation battle. rob: we will dive deeper into it in 10 minutes. thank you so much. you heard donald trump letting loose in north dakota during the energetic rally. the president hitting a number of

with his most able assistant william prescott smith, master of transportation, they provided the first support for the union war effort in 1959 by sending marines and robert e. lee and jeff stewart to harpers ferry to counteract john brown's raid. they were instrumental in moving troops and supplies to and from washington and western maryland and then maintaining the mainline line of the b&o throughout the war. one of the aspects that may the civil war the first modern war without question with a railroad and its application to the moving of supplies and troops. the army did not have a component until the civil war when it created the united states military railroad. part of the united states military railroad was the construction core demanded -- committed by a general. as the war progressed, he was given regiments of white troops to work as construction crew. these troops were basically whatever was handy, they weren't interested in doing the work and they were short term anyways, so they never learned the job very well and they weren't very interested. at the same time, the ex slaves began to pass the does the union army went deeper into the confederacy. know

let's speak to our sports correspondent lee wellings who's in moscow for us leigh. may get to play robbie williams has played the world cup finally on the way what you make of it all. is what to do what a dream start this is fall for russia if i can hold on to this new suspect i will because saudi arabia look at strangely when i do have the weakest of the thirty two teams russia is meant to play the way kids but that would be so many nerves around this match for a russian saying that hasn't won six i'll tell you but it's a lot of pressure on them there's always a partial and a hard station but i want this world cup to succeed on the pitch as well as off the pitch and it always really helps when the hog same is doing well the group looks set up for them to do well i think they are most likely to finish second in the group and the second if they are problems with most of his fitness to watch the score walk to twelve minutes so it doesn't scare you whatsoever laid out what you could see in the stadium and could see around russia best song to play i had i but the potential now to go i want to get that

moscow there's nicky stadium with robbie williams headlining in front of president putin western leaders stayed away from the ceremony all sports correspondent lee wellings has been among the fans in moscow. very good. this talk about a month of it. could happen in the time but in the palace you days with people coming in from the asians around the world to cheer on that it's a very different from the fairy ring him from the negativity that is on the stand to be surrounded the boat for many years that is what everywhere whether it's the who the good isn't that we've say in washington football the face of prices and. the politics and russia the international relations because so many critics of president putin and so much about. people coming into this tournament wondering should it be played on of course that's not how the public has see it to talk i want with the people of the coming in from the various nations they want to project themselves in a positive image they want to show you this is about washing the people it's not about the government it's not about policies it's not about politics it's about the man or woman on the street who just w

in moscow solutions he stadium with robbie williams headlining in front of president bush in western aid has stayed away from ceremony. sports correspondent lee weightings is in moscow after all the controversy only the tournament does seem to have got off to a good start. yes on the i am golf the page we saw in a pretty tough it's a big strain the diplomats say cannot swallow to much about what was unfolding in front of him and the fact that there is now huge optimism here that this is going to be a successful told them and i claim to want to win without hooliganism and we're not just total of a place are winds around but i think that's just simply because so many people are out celebrating in fact the horns of been blaring people were hoping that there would be a victory and there would be much particularly gets way compartments with russia is the lowest of all the five to ten teams so to be able to to win five nil what happens with a high with a tournament is that if the hosts start supply well it builds up not this fear around the underground the tournament people watching on the television screens around the world concentrating knowledge

williams. >>coming up, not so happy about. >>> but first the disturbing claims of elder abuse against comic book icon stan lee. >>> and kim kardashian meets the woman she helped free from prison and reveals what happened the moment she told alice johnson she could finally go home. than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives. >>> there was -- oh, no. >> a quarter. >> a quarter. babe. >> we're back with an oklahoma sheriff's deputy coming to the rescue. the mother of that little boy flagged down that deputy at a car wash. she thought her son was choking on a piece of candy but it turns out he was choking on a quarter. that deputy knew exactly what to do, letting that little boy cough it up while delivering just a few firm blows to that boy's back

william rosecrans won the battle of chickamauga. this is the strangest victory -- if he won chickamauga, then lee won gettysburg. henry halleck really had a struggle finding his revisionist biographer. there is an opportunity for some young graduate student who wants to make their mark on the field. there have been attempts, but they have fallen short, much as halleck did for most of his career. the thing you look at when you study henry halleck -- by the way, that is a painful exercise he often itself -- meddled and interfered without directing. he was the guy who would tell you why whatever you were doing was wrong and you would say what should i do? and he was a, i don't know. that's not my job. you all know these people. great second guess her. a great critic. a miserable failure in terms of giving constructive direction throughout the conflict. -- he is serving basically as a representative of the administration in his dealings with george mcclellan .nd ulysses s. grant after the seven-day battle, halleck visits mcclellan at harrison landing, down at the union headquarters and discusses, should we move the

including finalists from last time william pryor and thomas hardiman and mic lee.ome are being touted at frontrunner judges bret cavanaugh and amy barrett. senator mitch mcconnell says he want to vote to confirm them this fall and setting up the stage guys for a very, very contentious battle. brian: you think so? we finally get some tension in washington for a change it will be good just to diffuse things. ainsley: his brother is also on the list two. lees are on the list. steve: holy cow. meanwhile we have got as you can see right there judge andrew napolitano strategic analyst. brian: supposed to be on vacation. brian: the way the cards fall. steve: the republican does have a one vote majority in the senate. john mccain is out. up on comil capitol hill, they are going why don't we follow the biden rule because it's an election year wait until after the election. didn't that only apply to presidential election year? >> yes. it did only apply presidential elections. and these rules are just precedence. they are not rules. basically what the parties in power decided

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lee. jim, wendy back to you. >> thank. corey stewart's win in the virginia gop senate primarys making national republicans nervous. that it could cost hem them in otheriraises the c of the prince william county board mocked fellow republicans looks their sex drivend promises to wage a vicious and campaign against the democratic incumbent tim kaine. they are urging gop candidates to kee their incidents zants now but president trump tweeted support for stewart. and stewart expects the president to campaig for him. in maryland the race for the governor mansion is the biggest thisall. today two former exactic rivals teamed up. valerie ervin threw her support between bakerouhe princey george executive. ervin says she had to end her s campaign aft was prevented from using campaign cash raised bier former running mate. she decided to run when kevints cabi died last mond. this sunday the six leadingc exac hopefuls meet face-to-face on nbc 4. the governor candidates forum starts at 11:30 a.m. after meet press. tom scherrwood is the moderatorr a rr panel includes they prince cou george bureau sheaf tracy wilkins and telemundo. >> dc voters will vote on initiative 77 in next week's prary decidin

about cannabis, we will talk about it shortly with the mother of alfie lee and also with two mps, one of them agrees with what williams and knees along with ptsd and other issues, year i was dismissed from work after 17 years in the same department after an manager found out that i used cannabis, from a colleague. and ifailed a drugs test. i have a young family, i am about to lose my home and everything you have built up because of the antiquated way companies look at cannabis use. the government have lied to us for years. it needs to stop, just because the government says it is wrong does not mean it is. andrew says as a police officer icame is. andrew says as a police officer i came across people under the influence of cannabis and it seemed only to make them more lethargic and compliant. on the other hand most of my time was spent dealing with the violence caused by alcohol which routinely made people aggressive, hostile, and dangerously violent. keep sending us in your views, especially if you use cannabis, whether for especially if you use cannabis, whetherfor medicinal or recreational purposes. here's some spor