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i'm more concerned with the company but he keeps ok i mean we have john bolton around that's a very dangerous character. i'm an analyst and policy maker that to my mind he's never gotten anything right ever in his entire career ok let me get my coffee. and the tourist guy that kisses up and spits down spits people they don't agree with him ok his underlings let's not forget that mike pompei oh was that was despite being a christian fundamentalist and supporting of torture got enough democratic votes to be approved as the secretary and. i guess his first official trip is huey is. to north korea and although he wasn't secretary of state he was he met with the saudi arabia saudi arabia he also has had meetings and i'm afraid that pompei o is trying to own this process and that scares me even more than trump because because he will try to sabotage it from another specialist of the united states of course but couldn't we imagine that donald trump has to give something to the. tune of ember this year i hope. that's what he gave them. what nothing but we have even over the missiles it works you. fin

and for a long time i work closely with john kelly and developed a positive relationship with him. >> mike: you've studied the dossier closely does it appear to be more inaccurate than inaccurate? >> james: a core feature of the dossier was an allegation richly cooperated namely that the russians were engaged in a comprehensive effort to interfere in the election. i think that's the hub of it. the work was underway when i left to see how much we could rule in or out. i can't say. >> mike: it could all be true? >> james: sure. it could be true or it could be false. >> mike: how concern should personally be about cyber security? beyond terrorists a terrorism, are our investments and bank account say? >> james: you should be very concerned. we've connected our entire lives to the internet, not just our financial better health and social world. it's where everyone wants to hurt us. the challenge the internet is not designed for security it's only as good as the weakest human in the chain. you should be deeply concerned. that said there's reasonable security in america's financial institut

john kelly has challenged him on policy issues. but putting aside idiot, they have eight sources saying idiot, but he it is he didn't say it. we're reporting unhinged, we're reporting it happened on a meeting about syria and who was in the meeting. that's pretty serious. >> we know john kelly went out, said the president's position on the wall had evolved. he talks publicly kind of condescendingly about the president, which has annoyed the president before. we know that he did -- he's also purported to say in the nbc piece that the president doesn't know anything about daca, and i think that sounds close to the truth because the president was ready to make a daca deal with the democrats -- it was bipartisan, about youabut a lot democrats were driving it. that kelly had to put up a roadblock too. both stories have the ring of truth to me. >> speaking to people close to the president over time, these are the sorts of words and descriptions that come. there's a reason people don't want to put their name on them. because he'll be mad a

privately john kelly using the term "idiot" to describe the president. publicly some of those frustrations bubbled up into public view. remember, john kelly went on fox news, talked about the fact that the president's views on immigration have been evolving. and that characterization really infuriated the president. but it's not just that, chris. it's some of the comments he has made about women. it's really surprised some of the female staffers here, in some instances talking about the fact that women are more emotional than men during the rob porter scandal. of course he is the staff secretary who was ousted after allegations by two ex-wives of abuse which he denies. but john kelly talking about the fact that he hopes his reputation can be restored. that's another moment that really roiled some of the female staffers here. so what you're witnessing, chris, is the president's relationship with his chief of staff, this very critical relationship souring. i spoke to one administration official who said, look, the bottom line here is that kelly's influence

i think what's going to happen, martha, apropos of comey's comments and clapper is a parent lying john huber, who's been selected to show the pfizer illegality will be investigating all the things that we just talked about. the grand jury subpoena will issue from mr. comey, mr. clapper, and mr. brennan. pending the grand jury's appeaser, i think mr. klapper and mr. comey and mr. brennan should have the root security cd until the grand jury and justice department make determinations about their responsibility. their conduct from disclosed invitations conversations violated the standards for maintaining security clearance and the current director of national intelligence, dan coats, should revoke all of their security clearances pending the grand jury outcome. >> martha: what do you think about that? >> a couple of things. first, i agree with congressman king when he says this is a very dark period of american intelligence in the sense of the last 15 months it's been very politicized. i don't think that's good for america. i want to look at what president trump just said. he said "my jus

>> deputy city attorney john gibnor. in the c.u. process you're reviewing a decision by the planning decision in a quasi determination and so you have to make findings based on the legal standard that applies. here you will be acting in a legislative capacity, reviewing the m.t.a. board or the m.t.a. directors' legislative decision. so basically -- >> in 60 days? >> right. there will be procedural parameters but you'll have legislative discretion. the way that the ordinance is structured, if the board decides to reverse the m.t.a.'s decision the board will make findings about why you have reversed, why you have reached a different conclusion. and the standards that -- that you apply will be determined by the board. >> okay. so it's pretty subjective. based on what i'm hearing in terms of what we like or don't like. okay. and, you know, i would like to -- i would like to at a later time in this meeting ask if we truly are going to try to model off the c.u. process, maybe not the standard, but the process, if we could to increase the

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this evening the chief of staff john kelly unleashing after a new report claiming he has reportedly called the president an idiot. kelly and the white house doubling down tonight. the dramatic prime time presentation. the israeli prime minister pulling back the curtain. what he says they prove about iran. >>> the showdown on the u.s. border with mexico. the caravan with 150 men, women and children arriving at the border. what happens now. . >>> we're tracking the severe storm threat. possible tornado and giant hail across steph states and the storms coming mid week. >>> the abc news exclusive. fighting back. ashley judd taking on harvey weinstein tonight. the proof she says he tried to destroy her career. the major movie she says he blocked her from getting. >>> the pictures coming in tonight. six people trapped under a falling tree at a high school ball field. we have news coming in on their condition. >> good evening. it's great to have you with us. we begin with chief of staff john kelly firing back after a report that he reportedly called the president an idiot the. tonight general kel

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john sweeney has been trying to piece together what is known about the death. did he fall or was he pushed? officially in russia, maxim borodin fell out of the window of his flat. either suicide or an accident. officially this is a nonstory about an accidental death of a journalist. officially there is no question of foul play. the last person we can find who spoke to borodin alive was his friend, vyacheslav bashkov. he got an alarming phone call at 5am. his girlfriend, yulia fedotova, received a disturbing text. then max borodin changed his tune big—time. too much paranoia? his girlfriend, yulia fedotova, received a disturbing text. then max borodin changed his tune big—time. too much paranoia? what happens in the next 36 hours of max borodin‘s life is, according to his closest friends, a mystery. we've tried hard, but we cannot account for the time between six o'clock in the morning on the 11th and some time in the evening of the 12th, when max borodin is reportedly found at the bottom of his block of flats in a coma. he died on the 15th. is it possible

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john kelly calling president trump an idiot. nbc news exclusively reporting trump's chief of staff called him an idiot multiple times. four officials say they have seen john kelly refer to trump as an idiot with a shaky grasp on policy issues. in one meeting, kelly reportedly saying trump doesn't understand what daca is, and staffers need to save him from himself. in a statement late today, kelly pushed back saying he and trump both know this story is total bs. with me now, carol lee who broke that story, e.j. dionne and donna edwards. carol, let's given with you since you were part of the team that broke this story. walk us through your reporting. what exactly has kelly said about the president and in what context? >> well, in terms of his comments about the president, they're in a number of different contexts. broadly speaking, what white house officials have told myself and my colleagues is that kelly has this sort of general posture of that he's the one saving the country, that he is keeping the president from making a decis

i don't see what function john kelly is doing. the patriotic thing to do would be to leave and let someone go in that is able in some way to manage the president. that's the job of the chief of staff. and, by the way, to manage the national security council team. >> are there others who might become the new white house chief of staff? or is the president going to restructure it and be, in effect, in charge of everything? right now, larry kudlow reports that the new national security adviser, john bolton, reports to him. no more intermediaries through the chief of staff. >> we know that the president has, is now looking for comfort. and he feels he's figured out how to manage this job, that he doesn't need anybody anymore to tell him how to do it, because he's not new at it anymore. so whoever comes in as chief of staff isn't going to be a chief of staff in the traditional staff. the president will be his own chief of staff. i mean, maybe he'll bring in some old friends, who knows. but, you know, the point is here that the presiden

john mccain, he's been treated for a cancer diau,gnosis. is new book called the restless wave is coming out if a fe excerpts were released today. i'll read a small bid of it. he didn't name president trump but referring to him he said, he's declined to distinguish the actions of ntur governtwo the crimes of despotic ones, the appearance of tough necessary or the reality show apersons ofug ess seems to matter more than any of our values. heoes on i these excerpts to lament the divisions but he does makeeit clear re he's coming from about the president. >> one other qick thing, he said i don't remember another time in my life when so many americans considered someone's party affiliation a test of whether th person was entitled to respect. one thing that struck me is john mccain was known as a maverick, a disr wtor, a guyho would stir the pot. this president is also maverick, an outsider, disruptor, yet john mccain has so much dignity and seriousness. he's a hero, he's been hero as a human being. >> woodruff: people been poring over this boo>>

john kelly denied this and saying i spend more time with the president than anyone else and we have a candid and strong relationship and he knows where i stand and knows that the story is bs. i am committed to the president and another attempt to smear the people close to president trump. and i spoke this afternoon with an administration official who has been in all if not most of the meetings that were in question here where kelly was talking trash. and this official insichts he never heard kelly to utter the word idiot. john kelly, there are is factions with along knives out for him. >> and iran's cheating on the nuclear deal. and we turn to israel's ambassador to the united states. >> good to be with you. >> bret: when did israel obtain the information and ha long have you head it? >> not that long. i can't tell you exactly when we got it. it is very new. we didn't have it and other intelligence agencies didn't have it. it is a huge coup for israeli intelligence. and why did they not have it years ago when they signed the deal? >> if people had the information in 2015 this deal wou

trump's national security adviser john bolton remains skeptical. we'll get the latest. then we look at the life and legacy of a key figure of black liberation theology, reverend dr. james cone. starting in the 1960's, he argued for racial justice and interpreted the christian gospel from the experience of the oppressed. he died saturday at age 79. bla liberatn tology emerd out ofhe civil rights and blk powerovements syolizing e life a works of martin luther king junior and malcolm x. amy: as the national lynching memorial opens in alabama, we'll also discuss reverend dr. cone's book "the cross and the lynching tree" in which he called the crucifixion of jesus a first century lynching. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. north korean leader kim jong-un has pledged to abandon his nuclear weapons if the united states agrees to formally end the korean war and promises not to invade north korea. this announcement comes after a historic meeting friday between kim jong-un and south korean leader

it wouldn't surprise if he can sell this transaction to the regulators i have known john forever. and he has made outrageous promise after outrageous promise. and every single one of them has been borne out or come true. now when i first heard that they were actually trying to merge this weekend, i didn't want them to waste our time. we have enough failed mergers of our time if walgreen's had such a hard time buying a chunk of stories from rite aid. and then how the heck can this deal pass muster we have lots of price competition. in theory, prices would rise, stores shut down money loss. new style of things, but after reading the manifesto, small parts of your brain starts believing this deal would be good for america creating tons of jobs putting us back in the lead when it comes to 5g perhaps lowering your phone bill i read through the material twice. here is the crux, this combination will enforce a fierce competitor -- in the form of lower prices, more innovation and second to none experience end quote. he added three times the workforce when most of the time folks assumed he

this evening the chief of staff john kelly unleashing after a new report claiming he has reportedly called the president an idiot. kelly and the white house doubling down tonight. the dramatic prime time presentation. the israeli prime minister pulling back the curtain. what he says they prove about iran. >>> the showdown on the u.s. border with mexico. the caravan with 150 men, women and children arriving at the border. what happens now. . >>> we're tracking the severe storm threat. possible tornado and giant hail across steph states and the storms

there began blocking telegram this month over its refusal to hand the keys to its stateroom corruption john hall reports. in moscow they demanded the government block the popular instant messaging app telegram the company had refused an official order to hand over the data encryption keys that keep messages sent on telegrams private. to. russia's federal security service the f.s.b. says that privacy is a shelter for criminal and terrorist groups but telegram users see it as an attack on free speech is protesting the bollard to freedom within russia it's the beginning it's a way to start. censorship but to examine the symbol for you during it is the course a little over three years internet in the world telegrams logo depicts a paper plane and hundreds were launched as demonstrators shouted anti putin slogans but opposition leader alexina valmy was there ensuring the authorities would not overlook this demonstration i was sure you could you know i have my rights and i don't care about these bands i do what i want what i need to do whatever i'm allowed to do under the constitution york russia

my name is john vontesmar. i have been a birth holder at treasure island for nine years. i am certainly in favor of keeping the marina and the existing structure at -- in clipper cove the way it is. if there is to be some new development, i would not want to see anything enlarged. with my 21 foot boat, i use it to operate a kite surfing business, and it's been my sole business for five years out of the nine that i've kept the boat there. and kite surfing, as you may know, is a branch of sailing, and sailing is a very important part of the culture in the san francisco bay area. and if a large marina does go into place that has these minimal boat length restrictions or just if it's a new structure that's going to cost more, it's going to be difficult for me to keep running my kite surfing business. so thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you. >> supervisors, michael terrio, san francisco construction and trades council. i'm not going to talk about jobs. i do understand something about asymmetric negotiations having sat down on them in the past. when you come out of those ne

comee: you are welcome to in arkansas at any time, and john rider comes across from memphis to duck hunt. we welcome hunters and outdoorsmen, fishermen, from across the country. in terms of open carry, reciprocity, i do not know if that was your question, dennis, concealed carry, yes. we welcome. >> with a name like mike hunter, i think we know the answer. [applause] [laughter] mike: are you arguing that the full faith and credit clause under the united states constitution must apply here? >> thank you. yes, sir. >> yes, i am participating in legislation in the state of florida on behalf of counties and municipalities, so attorney general's hunter and rutledge, specifically, we also are filing in state court, and we are filing in florida under the florida state deceptive trade practices act. we want to keep it from multi district litigation. how are you, when you file in state court, attempting to prevent, and what is your methodology of preventing the approval. very important litigation, obviously. ike: with regard to oklahoma, guess a little bit of strategically as well as some luck. i

i will turn it over to rob griffin for this panel. >> thanks, john. thanks, everybody, for being here. i know it's a rainy, monday morning. so just to kick this off, we are going to do a short presentation by bill, ruy, and myself, where we'll go over some of the top-line findings of the report. but just to sort of point with -- point out two things to you, to hold on to, because we will throw numbers and simulations. the demographics of the country are changing and some of these changes are going to come to define the electoral landscape of future american elections, how the parties are going to need to strategize and what sort of incentives they will have going forward. so those are sort of the two big things to take away today. and without much ado i will turn it over to bill frey who is going to walk us through some of those demographic changes. bill? >> okay. well i'll kick it off. i think most people understand that the election of donald trump and the elections of barack obama in 2008 and 2012 were heavily affected by the changing demographics

john kelly calling president trump an idiot. nbc news exclusively reporting trump's chief of staff called him an idiot multiple times. four officials say they have seen john kelly refer to trump as an idiot with a shaky grasp on policy issues. in one meeting, kelly reportedly saying trump doesn't understand what daca is, and staffers need to save him from himself. in a statement late today, kelly pushed back saying he and trump both know this story is total bs. with me now, carol lee who broke that story, e.j. dionne and donna

john bolton, the new national security adviser reports directly to the president. not to the white house chief of staff. that is a sign of potential friction. >> absolutely. and the question is for how long is that sustainable or how long does john kelly put up with being a chief of staff without any real power, how long does the president decide he wants to keep john kelly around when he's not actually fulfilling the full role of achieve of staff but i want to comment also quickly on the theme that has emerged. john kelly denies he used the word idiot to describe the president but clearly a theme has emerged of people in positions of power in the white house and in congress consistently describing him in private and public and the president as splun who needs to be managed and someone who needs to be watched and baby-sat to use the words of bob corker in the senate. it is an astounding situation. with the president of the united states. >> and just one point, just to disagree slightly with rebecca, i'm not sure -- the statement does not say i did not call donald t

it we will hear from ceo john ledger. apple earnings are just around the corner and investors will finally have an answer, did iphone x sales live up to the hype? but first, to the sprint tumbling 10% and regulators may reject t-mobile's agreement by a company worth six point -- $26.5 million. sprint are hoping it will let them get a jump on verizon and at&t when it comes to building a next-generation network. with t-mobiledown ceo john ledgere. >> talk about the deal and talk about the value to shareholders. and second, talk about why it will get approved. those two things together will drive shareholder value. is actually 140 $5 billion enterprise value combined company. what we are going to have starting from day one is $75 billion to $57 billion service .evenue that will grow tw 2% to 4% annually. a $6 billion run rate, and the cash flow by 2025 will be eckstein billion to 18 billion. if you are a shareholder, this has huge value. people are asking the question, why now? and will it get approved iago that is my job st

john pienaar, bbc news, at the home office. let's go live to westminster to talk to laura kuenssberg, on the windrush controversy itself, where does this appointment leave the government? well, still under a lot of pressure, and the prime minister herself is still under a lot of pressure, two clear reasons — this has not been some political fandango where ministers have fallen out with each other over a technicality or some principle, this has been a mess that has caused real heartbreak and anguish to many britons are bands down the country who have been caught up in a mistake that was made bya caught up in a mistake that was made by a government department on theresa may's watch. the second point, as our viewers will be very familiar with, team—mate was the home secretary when these policies we re home secretary when these policies were designed. —— theresa may. as one mp brother acidly commented, it is as if amber rudd fell on theresa may's sword. there is no question that sajid javid seems determined to sort this out

and i still attack in afghanistan's capital kills twenty five people line of them john lewis who rushed to the scene to cover the story. thousands rally in russia in protest against the blocking of the messaging app telegram. i'm tatiana sunshiny day with that. israel's prime minister says iran is pursuing a secret nuclear weapons program and lied to international observers about it in breach of the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal benjamin netanyahu gave an audiovisual display claiming to have conclusive proof of the program from documents obtained from iran iranian state t.v. has rejected the accusations as propaganda iran lawit about never having a nuclear weapons program one hundred thousand secret files prove that their last second even after the iran continue to preserve and expand its nuclear weapons nor for future use why would a terrorist regime hide and meticulously catalog its secret nuclear falls if not to use them later. third iran lied again in two thousand and fifteen when it didn't come clean to the. as required by the nuclear deal. and finally the iran do the nucle

sorry, to me that's a con artist >> that was marcelo claure taking a jab at john legere in what had been a long running battle between the two wireless moguls, at least until now the two telecom giants agreeing to a $27 billion merger over the weekend that would value the combined company at around $146 billion. but will the deal get approved by the government? let's bring in david faker who is live at the milikin conference in beverly hills. the stock market seems to be saying the deal is not going to go through. >> it does, melissa. the two stocks had run up is a bit into the announcement itself there may have been some disappointment in some of the cap x prognostications and therefore the free cash flow numbers. but you're right the market rendering an early verdict here we'll see. everything that the companies have done since they came out of the box yesterday afternoon with the announcement has been done to design or designed to try to make the case early on here and give them some momentum with regulators as to why this is going to be a pro competitive deal remember, this is the th

linda chan, dan roulette, ron cusera, and john vontesmar. these are all the speaker cards that i have, so if i didn't call your name, please lineup. >> thank you. my name is paul manning, and i'm here because i'm concerned largely about the statement that was made earlier that they don't believe this would have an impact. and i can say it's a sailor, i've actually grownup here in the bay area, learned to sail at cal berkeley, and i'm actually volunteering my time as an assistant coach three days a week while school is in session. i've seen a lot of really good programs being done in this facility. i don't think the question is do you need to sort of revamp the marina. it's there. it's exitsin it's existing. what i object to, you approve that, you're multiplying the footprint of that by 300%. that is the problem that i think we have here in terms of the ability to make use of that space, a number of speakers have already made the point that in order to do a cl collegeate sailing, you need windward west. this will have a significant amount of

liz: breaking news happening white house chief of staff general john kelly responding to an nbc story that claims general kelly considers himself the saviour of the country because he thinks president trump is "an idiot." general kelly saying, "i spend more time with the president than anyone else and we have an incredibly candid and strong relationship. he always knows where i stand and he and i both know this story is total bs." i am committed to the president, his agenda, our country, this is another pathetic attempt to smear people close to president trump and distract from the administration's many successes. we'll stay on that developing story for you next up south korean president now saying u.s. president donald trump deserves a nobel peace prize for his efforts to stand, to end the standoff over north korea's nuclear weapons program. my next guest says that will make liberals go crazy. trump 2020 campaign senior advisor kanye west katrina pierson speaks out after this, don't go away. ♪ say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind?

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those people fundamentally are from a different camp, a different perspective than john kelly. >> john jog i, pickup on the idea, the last guardrail standing, the last human shield against donald trump's impulses being the secretary of defense, jim mattis. >> sure. listen, remember, jim mattis, tillerson and kelly it was reported at one point suggested that none of them would actually all be out of the country at the same time because they had national security concerns about this president. but go simply to the day to day behavior of this president. this is a remarkably undisciplined president with a chief of staff who have nothing else, appears to be very disciplined. the former four-star commander of u.s. southern command, he understands staff discipline with a president who does not. this is a president who is behaving as though he is in the waning days of his second term not going into the end of his first term election. and what could be could influence the blue wave people talk about, an erratic president confusing a republican agenda going into november. >> donny, there is the

john roberts to the white house. the president is responding. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon on what the israelis found out and if there's anything new here. we begin with john. >> the president has said that iran is cheating on the jcpoa. critics say where is the evidence. rex tillerson said that he thought iran was in compliance with the jcpoa. now we get this treasure trove of evidence highlighted by the israeli prime minister that suggested all during this time iran has had a secret nuclear weapons and and stored all of the facts and figures in a bunker which israel discovered and confiscated materials from. so the president not going into a great amount of detail and what netanyahu said but in his words speaks for himself. israel is of the same mind as the prime minister. let's see what the president did say about it this afternoon. >> that is not an acceptable situation. i've been saying this. they're not sitting back. they're setting off missiles which they say are for television purposes. i don't think so. i'm not telling you what i

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and the john mccain memoir comes out the end of the may. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. to washington, and "the lead" with jake tapper. >>> the porn star now seouling t -- now suing the president of the united states who some say deserves the nobel peace prize. >>> and stormy daniels suing donald trump for defamation and what did he say to lead to the latest legal entanglement. >>> more breaking news. vice president pence on the southern border ripping a caravan of mostly women and children seeking asylum in the u.s. saying a nation without borders is not a nation. how long might this showdown last? >>> and as president trump takes the credit for getting north korea to budge and go to the table, one of his closest advisers is saying, we've been here before with north korea. is the president in danger of being played? >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with breaking news in the politics lead. the porn star continuing to plague the presidency, stormy daniels also known a

>> deputy city attorney, john givner. the document circulated has a number of amendments. with the additional clerical tweak that you just mentioned, so if the committee would adopt a motion approving all of the amendments that reflect those. >> supervisor kim: yes. i would like to make a motion to amend the language as has been recommended and distributed to committee members. >> supervisor tang: without objection? all right. thank you. can we get a motion an the amended item? >> supervisor kim: so moved with positive recommendation to the full board. >> supervisor tang: without objection. item 2. >> clerk: the resolution responding to the recent proposal to expand the private marina located in clipper dove. >> supervisor kim: thank you. members of the community and of the public here on this item in regards to clipper cove on treasure island. this discussion has been with our office a little over the last two years as we've been working to convene a discussion with both the project sponsor/developer as well as treasure island authority and sailing center and many stake h

. -- john ledger. reasons, given the sheer size. >> i think the feeling is the boj nullifies the arguments that it is good for the consumer. the flipside is if you look forward and john ledger was just talking about live gee, the carriers that will build those networks will take a lot of money to get us from we are today 28 5g world. if they can't merge, they will not be able to build those networks as fast as at&t and verizon. term.is the exactn to us the a merged into the wood accelerate? >> as i said a moment ago, it .ill take a big-time investment .ou need a lot of spectrum selling point is very .ow latency if you're going to have driverless cars, that round-trip needs to be almost instantaneous, so you need to portion a lotline closer to the customer and that is why it is going to cost so much. >> that is the critical argument .ere to where you said, it is not believable that this is ultimately better, not necessarily more expensive. what does this mean. what is the argument when this deal was sco

and the john mccain memoir comes out the end of the may. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. to washington, and "the lead" with jake tapper. >>> the porn star now seouling t -- now suing the president of the united states who some say deserves the nobel peace prize. >>> and stormy daniels suing donald trump for defamation and what did he say to lead to the latest legal entanglement. >>> more breaking news. vice president pence on the southern border ripping a caravan of mostly women and children seeking asylum in the u.s. saying a nation without borders is not a nation. how long might this showdown last? >>> and as president trump takes the credit for getting north korea to budge and go to the table, one of his closest advisers is saying, we've been here before with north korea. is the president in danger of being

john ledger and marcel clark. what made you come to the table. one day i just called john and said hey there is no better time for us to come together. and it didn't work three other times. a lot of things that through those times since i met marcello we've always have a bad -- fabric. and we are behind. we are losing pace to china and south korea. we are preparing it from here to go to washington and starts telling our story. in the creation of the deep and broad investment. five and half hours for the market to swallow it and digest it. it is either that is selling the news. two stories and we started telling one of them. the company story and equity story. $43billion worth of synergy. let me give you another one. people have been thinking about the stela for so long. they just took out what they wrote two years ago. it is decreased of competition. the country needs it only we can do. if you were worried i can type. they would employ more people than a sprint in t-mobile did separately. while the low-cost sprint option. the $50 for unlimited da

first of all, john roberts live on the north lawn. john? >> good afternoon to you. the president didn't go into detail about the evidence that benjamin netanyahu showed to the world today. the u.s. concurs that iran had a clandestined nuclear program. the president has said for months if not years that he believes that iran has cheated on the nuclear deal. now as you pointed out, the president has the decision by may 12. the president has to decide whether he's going to sign another round of wavers of sanctions against iran or if he's going to pull out of the deal. not tipping his hand one way or the other this afternoon. here's what the president said about it. >> if anything, it's proven right what israel has done today with the news conference. prime minister netanyahu just gave a very -- i don't know if everybody has seen it, but i saw a little bit of it. that is just not an acceptable situation. i've been saying this is happening. three not sitting back idly. they're setting off missiles which they say are for television purposes. i don't think so. we'll see wh

the road all over and i still attacking afghanistan's capital kills twenty five people line of them john list who rushed to the scene to cover the story. to tell you one thing. large. israel's prime minister says he has secret files which prove that iran has been covertly pursuing its nuclear weapons activities and thousands rally in russia in protest against the blocking of the messaging app telegram. u.s. president donald trump has met with his nigerian counterpart muhammadu buhari at the white house the two leaders wrapped up a news conference in the last hour with business and trade among the key issues discussed nigeria to take down trade barriers to allow for more u.s. investment in the fight against boko haram nigeria has been struggling to buy a minute trick quick meant trump says nigeria is now free to buy helicopters from the u.s. but did not give a specific day. helicopters we love to look up as you like some more than i do. he likes buying helicopters but he is there buying a lot of helicopters helicopters want to know how soon very soon releasing them to go on this very sad

trump's national security adviser john bolton remains skeptical. we'll get the latest. then we look at the life and legacy of a key figure of black liberation theology, reverend dr. james cone. starting in the 1960's, he argued for racial justice and interpreted the christian gospel from the experience of the oppressed. he died saturday at age 79. >> black liberation theology emerged out of the civil rights and black power movements. symbolizing the life and works of martin luther king junior and malcolm x. amy: as the national lynching memorial opens in alabama, we'll also discuss reverend dr. cone's book "the cross and the lynching tree" in which he called the crucifixion of jesus a first century lynching. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. north korean leader kim jong-un has pledged to abandon his nuclear weapons if the united states agrees to formally end the korean war and promises not to invade north korea. this announcement comes after a historic meeting friday between kim jong-un

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john pienaar, bbc news, at the home office. with me is george eaton, political editor for the new statesman. we were hearing a huge pile of very difficult issues already in sajid javid's in trade, is he the man for thejob? —— javid's in trade, is he the man for the job? —— tray. javid's in trade, is he the man for the job? -- tray. the appointment has been well received most commentators think it is a smart move and theresa may had a difficult start to the day, to lose one cabinet minister is unfortunate but to lose four in six months looks even more than carelessness but this appointment was made swiftly and by the standards of theresa may's government quite competently. her last reshuffle was chaotic, and the challenge for sajid javid now is that the home office is a department that the home office is a department thatis that the home office is a department that is still defined by theresa may. theresa may was the author and the owner of the now criticised policies such as the hostile environment and who was committed

as a badge of intellectual owner that they backed a paper by two eminent physicists and asacol and john brick wall wrote a paper called transgressing the boundaries towards a transformative hermeneutics of quantum gravity and it was published despite being complete nonsense and arguably complete nonsense is what the enemies of the president of france are calling the politics of emanuel mccraw who has been recently in washington kissing u.s. president donald trump joining me now from paris is professor bricmont joy thanks so much for coming back on so is my craw postmodernist in the fashion of tony blair classless not left wing not right wing now the friend of donald trump where he clearly is of course that science and he's a not very important if you listen to a stone to congress but they think he's showing exactly the opposite the total contempt for international law because they bomb syria without. any mandate from the u.n. without any legitimacy from the point of view of international law they did it with before the inspector. you know about the chemical weapons inspector could come