if you don't think it i'm a little disappointed mr hogan. neither i agree with the court of auditors that the climate objectives cannot be achieved with the 1st pillar of payments. i have not found a concrete point perhaps mr hogan would care to pay attention. it's nice of mr hogan to listen to what members have to say. that this. and i need for actually just continuing as before but under new headings great headlines but it's highly doubtful that we'll be able to meet environmental and climate objectives thank you very much. it seems those with environmental concerns have a hard time being heard here. conservative albert defends the policy by downplaying the amount of subsidies involved. in the it isn't leading us if you take all the public expenditure in europe from brussels agriculture accounts for less than one percent we need to make that clear to the public but farming is not the huge beneficiary of subsidies that it's always made out to be just that. says we need to increase the amount of food exports in order to be able to feed the w

if you don't think it i'm a little disappointed mr hogan. no i agree with the court of auditors that the climate objectives cannot be achieved with the 1st pillar of payments. i have not found a concrete point perhaps mr hogan would care to pay attention. it's nice of mr hogan to listen to what members have to say. that as he does. i need for actually just continuing as before but under new headings of great headlines but it's highly doubtful that we'll be able to meet environmental and climate objectives thank you very much. it seems those with environmental concerns have a hard time being heard here. conservative. defends the policy by downplaying the amount of subsidies involved. in autism. if you take all the public expenditure in europe from brussels agriculture accounts for less than one percent need to make that clear to the public that farming is not the huge beneficiary of subsidies that it's always made out to be just that. dennis says we need to increase the amount of food exports in order to be able to feed the world listen to th

if you don't think it i'm a little disappointed mr hogan. died i agree with the court of auditors that the climate objectives cannot be achieved with the 1st pillar of payments. i have not found a concrete point perhaps mr hogan would care to pay attention. it's nice of mr hogan to listen to what members have to say. that this. and i need for actually just continuing as before but under new headings great headlines but it's highly doubtful that we'll be able to meet environmental and climate objectives thank you very much. it seems those with environmental concerns have a hard time being heard here. conservative albert defends the policy by downplaying the amount of subsidies involved. if you take all the public expenditure in europe from brussels agriculture accounts for less than one percent we need to make that clear to the public but farming is not the huge beneficiary of subsidies that it's always made out to be used to it. just says we need to increase the amount of food exports in order to be able to feed the world listen to the fact

if you don't think it i'm a little disappointed mr hogan. ready no i agree with the court of auditors that the climate objectives cannot be achieved with the 1st pillar of payments. i have not found a concrete point perhaps mr hogan would care to pay attention. it's nice of mr hogan to listen to what members have to say. this. i need for actually just continuing as before but under new headings great headlines but it's highly doubtful that we'll be able to meet environmental and climate objectives thank you very much. it seems those with environmental concerns have a hard time being heard here. conservative alberta defends the policy by downplaying the amount of subsidies involved. in autism. if you take all the public expenditure in europe from brussels agriculture accounts for less than one percent need to make that clear to the public but farming is not the huge beneficiary of subsidies that it's always made out to be just that it. says we need to increase the amount of food exports in order to be able to feed the world listen to the fact

if you don't think it i'm a little disappointed mr hogan. no i agree with the court of auditors that the climate objectives cannot be achieved with the 1st pillar of payments. i have not found a concrete point perhaps mr hogan would care to pay attention. it's nice of mr hogan to listen to what members have to say. that this. and i need for actually just continuing as before but under new headings great headlines but it's highly doubtful that we'll be able to meet environmental and climate objectives thank you very much. it seems those with environmental concerns have a hard time being heard here. conservative alberta defends the policy by downplaying the amount of subsidies involved. in autism. if you take all the public expenditure in europe from brussels agriculture accounts for less than one percent need to make that clear to the public but farming is not the huge beneficiary of subsidies that it's always made out to be used to that. desk says we need to increase the amount of food exports in order to be able to feed the world to listen

will be here directly from the president today, i asked hogan? he said, "the tweet, for now, is where it will sit. next we will hear from the trump administration via its secretaries pompeo and mnuchin." and you better bet that you kind of can't see it up to the side. every now and then he might see a foot or something. but people are filing into the seats now inside the press briefing. having been in that place, it's just outside the oval office. so, a gathering, getting ready with reporters. we've got our eyes on edge, as soon as it breaks and someone steps up to that lectern. with news, no doubt, of this departure from the white house, the west wing, the national security visor will bring it to you as it happens. let's move to this. the national rifle association is suing san francisco for labeling the nra a domestic terrorist organization. the nation's largest gun rights organization claimed the city's declaration violates its free-speech rights for political reasons, and says that san francisco is seeking to blacklist anybody associated with

i would have loved -- i played quite a bit of golf with hogan. hogan was fantastic. david: you played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: i've played with a few. david: which one is the best? jack: the ones i have played with, trump is probably the best player. he plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes. he can hit the ball. he goes out and plays and enjoys it. he has won several club championships. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with ford. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. he was a 13 handicap. he played to a 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. he might play to a 10 or a 30. he had a nice swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think any one of them were serious about the game. they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds of matches, and the ball is 10 feet away from the hole, why do people not say, put it out as opposed to you

i would have loved -- i played quite a bit of golf with hogan. hogan was fantastic. david: you have also played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: i've played with a few. david: which one is the best? at playing golf? jack: well, the ones i have played with, actually, trump is probably the best player. david: really? jack: trump plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes, but he can hit the ball. he goes out and plays and enjoys it. but he has won several club championships. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with ford. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. forward was about a 13 handicap. but he played to a 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. clinton, he might play to a 10 or play to a 30. but he had a nice golf swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think any one of them really were very serious about the game, but they all enjoyed playing. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds o

we're waiting for hogan giddily to come out to the cameras. i can tell you that hogan giddily, according to hallie jackson -- here he comes. let's take a listen to what he has to say about this either resignation or firing of the national security advisor. >> national security advisor is charlie cupperman. the fact is the president of the united states asked john bolton last night for his resignation. it was delivered today. john bolton's priorities and policies just don't line up with the president's. any sitting president has the right to put someone in that position that can carry out his agenda. that became no longer tenable so the president made a change. thanks. >> hogan -- >> there is -- >> why [ inaudible ]. >> there is no one issue, right. but there is no one issue here. you guys understand and we have now said, they just didn't align on many issues. that's where -- that's why we are where we are and moving forward. charlie cupperman is in that position. you guys will hear more about this and other issues from the briefing room in jus

i would have loved -- i played quite a bit of golf with hogan. hogan was fantastic. david: you played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: i've played with a few. david: which one is the best? jack: the ones i have played with, trump is probably the best player. he plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes. he can hit the ball. he goes out and plays and enjoys it. he has won several club championships. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with ford. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. he was a 13 handicap. he played two a -- you play ed to a 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. he might play to a 10 or a 30. he had a nice swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think any one of them were serious about the game. they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds of matches, and the ball is 10 feet away from the hole, why do people not say, put it o

an hour later, the white house sent out hogan gidley, doubled down on the president's narrative. >> i'm not going to get into the back and forth here. the fact remains that the president did ask for john bolton's resignation. it was delivered today. we're in the process of looking for a new director. >> shepard: that part is without question. they disagreed on the taliban coming to camp david and more. north korea, venezuela, syria an iran. the departure was so abrupt, it came 90 minutes before bolton was scheduled to appear with cabinet members in a news briefing at the white house. the story of what actually happened with his departure, whether from the trump train he jumped or by the president he got bumped has not one but two scripts. john roberts at the white house. john what have you learned? >> i love the rhyme there, shep. what happened here and who you believe is probably going to remain a he said he said type of things. what you believe really will in the end depend on who you believe. there's no question, john bolton had an interesting 17 months tenure here at the white house

i would have loved -- i played quite a bit of golf with hogan. hogan was fantastic. david: you have also played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: i've played with a few. david: which one is the best? at playing golf? jack: well, the ones i have played with, trump is probably the best player. david: really? jack: he plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes, but he can hit the ball. he goes out and plays and enjoys it. but he has won several club championships. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with ford. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. ford was about a 13 handicap. but he played to a 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. clinton would, he might play to a 10 or a 30. but he had a nice golf swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think any one of them were serious about the game. but they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds of mat

i played a bit of golf with hogan. hogan was fantastic. david: you played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: a few. david: which one is the best? jack: trump is probably the best player. trump plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes. but he can hit the ball. and justut and plays enjoys it. he has won several club championships. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with ford. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. ford was about a 13 handicap. he played to a 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. he might play to a 10 or a 30. but he had a nice golf swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think any one of them were very serious about the game. but they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states say this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds of matches, and the ball is 10 feet away from the ball is 10 feet away from the hole, why do people not say, putt it out? j

i would have loved -- i played quite a bit of golf with hogan. hogan was fantastic. david: you have also played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: i've played with a few. david: which one is the best? at playing golf? jack: well, the ones i have played with, actually trump is , probably the best player. david: really? jack: trump plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes, but he can hit the ball. he goes out and plays and enjoys it. but he has won several club championships. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with ford. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. forward was about a 13 handicap. but he played to a 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. clinton, he might play to a 10 or play to a 30. but he had a nice golf swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think any one of them really were very serious about the game, but they all enjoyed playing. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds

i would have loved to have played with jones i played quite a bit of golf with hogan. hogan was fantastic. david: you have also played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: i've played with a few. david: which one is the best? at playing golf? jack: well, the ones i have played with, trump is probably the best player. david: really? jack: trump plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes, but he can hit the ball. he goes out and plays and enjoys it. but he has won several club championships. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with ford. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. ford was about a 13 handicap. but he played to a 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. clinton would, he might play to a 10 or a 30. but he had a nice golf swing. all of these guys enjoyed playing golf. i don't think any one of them were very serious about the game. but they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you

next, as we have part of the press team hogan giddy joining me atop the next hour. john roberts, thanks very much. let's come to the couch now. first time with us, johanna is here. she worked with president obama in the white house during both terms. eager to get your perspective on this. you have been there when big decisions are made like this. >> yeah. the timing is questionable. i mean, if you look -- >> why? >> september is always a really busy national security month. you have the u.n. general assembly meeting going on. it's the eve of 9-11. to make this decision that quickly, there must be something significant behind it. if not, you're throwing a lot of things in to the air right before your meeting with all the world leaders at -- >> he just did. >> you did. >> you have that on the horizon no matter what you do. we're having international conversations because of the border, national security issues there and trade. it's like a conveyor belt. i want to ask you about style and substance here. we know it's the president's style to say i will sit down with any

is that irish issues in that border it will be at the heart of that, ursula von der leyen said phil hogan will be determined but fair, the irish prime minister leo varadkar said today it isa minister leo varadkar said today it is a definite advantage to have an irish person in charge of this crucial brief for the next five yea rs. crucial brief for the next five years. other priorities we can see, two deputies at the head of the commission, one of them in charge of climate change, they've seen the votes for the green party is in european elections, the other, the competition commissioner now who in the us is not liked, she is known as the us is not liked, she is known as the tax lady by donald trump, she gets an even more beefed up role, taking on global tech giants, tax enforcement, things like that, the greeks get a role overseeing migration, they are on the front line about, so quite a lot of eye—catching appointments coming through. damien, thank you. a review by public health england has found a quarter of adults have been prescribed drugs in the past year which could be addictive.

it's now time for your side of the story, hogan. i'm sure you watched a lot of what took place yesterday. must have been jaw-dropping in many respects. first off on what nancy pelosi first brought up. when you store a transcript of a phone call in such a secure server, it's a cover-up. how often did you secure transcripts or phone calls with world leaders in the past that you know of? >> how in the world can it be a cover-up? if the world has the document. we literally released the document. it makes no sense whatsoever. let's not forget here nancy pelosi went on television saying the president had committed a crime that she had the evidence before we had actually released the transcript. it is very clear democrats do not care about the facts. she has absolutely lost control of her caucus. we know the squad runs the show over there. in thin stance it's even worse. unnamed, unmasked person who wasn't even part of the call who used news clippings to make the claim that there was a problem to change nancy pelosi's mind in a few hours.

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the bbc‘s business business website looks at the appointment of phil hogan — from ireland — as the new trade commissioner for the european union. he's told reporters that that there had been "movement" happening on both sides of the brexit negotiations. city am says major us tech firms need to look out as the european commission is expected to give margrethe vestager the new official responsible for overseeing competition, more powers in an expanded role. so they are saying take tech cover. the gulf news looks into the sacking ofjohn bolton president trump's national security advisor. it says he seemed like an "odd fit" under the america—first presidency. and finally, the bbc‘s technology correspondent jane wakefield has a fascinating article on the future of technology. she says leading scientists at the uk's royal society have called for an investigation into the opportunities and risks of brain—to—computer devices. james hughes, chief market analyst with axi trader is here. so, let's begin. absolutely. there is a picture of borisjohnson on today's telegraph. he was answering

european union there are coming a lot of positive remarks are coming in after the nominations to make phil hogan an irish conservative the you trade commission seems a very clever idea he will be in charge to negotiate a new trade deal with the british after brecht's that he'll also be in charge of dealing with the us administration's trade policies also margaret vest. the woman in charge of competition she's very popular in europe. and not very popular in the u.s. perhaps where she's challenged big tech firms of course that will be interesting to see how that develops conrad who is in there for us in frankfurt thank you very much. who needs to own a car that's a growing question in big cities where public transportation and ride share apps are often widespread and younger people typically more concerned about their carbon footprint we sent one such car skeptic our own monsoreau a common to the frankfurt motor show to see if you could be convinced to get behind the wheel. i'm almost 30 and i've never owned a car and why would i. living in berlin means i can get anywhere pretty much any time by b

are and still hogan is the new e.u. trade commissioner with post breaks it talks with britain high on his agenda the e.u.'s efforts to agree a withdrawal agreement with britain which is due to leave the block next month a stalled over how to handle the border between ireland and northern ireland. prosecutors across the united states have launched a wide ranging antitrust investigation into google the aim is to determine whether the tech giants control of online and search traffic has resulted in anti-competitive behavior it's thought that other issues such as data privacy may also come under scrutiny. by fox has unveiled its 1st all electric compact car at the frankfurt motor show opens the new model known as i d 3 is the highest profile response from germany to a strict new european carbon emission limits and a battery powered competition from the u.s. and china. oh. well most of us have them in our wardrobe still made in bangladesh blouses made in india they're nice and comfy and mostly affordable pieces of clothing b

hogan gidley is standing by. judge jeanine: two key players in the house, congressman jim jordan and mark meadows join me with their take. thanks so many for being here tonight. your reaction to my open? >> judge, it was great. you are exactly right. the democrats have been lying about this president and attacking this president even before he got elected. july 31, 2016 when it was candidate trump they opened an investigation into this guy and it's been nonstop attacks ever since. this so-called whistleblower complaint is just the latest. judge jeanine: when congressman jordan talked about july 31 of 2016, i am thinking about the inspector general's report that's being declassified right now. we'll find out whether he's recommending criminal charges against jim comey and the fraud upon the fisa court. isn't it interesting every time something comes out that they want to cover up, then they are going to start with this impeachment right before the inspector general's report declassified comes out. do you find that

hogan is an irishman, he's pretty close to leave arad car, the prime minister, and he is seen as someone who is pretty against brexit and will be a tough negotiator —— pretty close to leo varadka. he has already come out and said there is progress being made on both sides of this agreement, and this is the conflicting issue about brexit, isn't it? you get from one side you will say mps in the uk, say we all know there is no negotiations going on. then someone from within the eu saying there is progress being made ona number of saying there is progress being made on a number of different areas. and of course, this is — there are tough negotiations to go through, of course this is just the withdrawal agreement that we are still talking about. it has nothing to do with actual trade deals or any other agreement that happens after brexit. but of course, the conflicting reports, the he says, she says, the whole thing is exactly the same as it has always been. very strategic on the part of ursula von der leyen to appoint him because he is irish, but also one of the things he has donein bu

are and still hogan is the new e.u. trade commissioner with post-breakfast talks with britain high on his agenda the e.u.'s efforts to agree a withdrawal agreement with britain which is due to leave the block next month a stalled over how to handle the border between ireland and northern ireland. prosecutors across the united states have launched a wide ranging antitrust investigation into google the aim is to determine whether the tech giants control of online and search traffic has resulted in anti-competitive behavior it's thought that other issues such as data privacy may also come under scrutiny. by fox has unveiled its 1st all electric compact car at the frankfurt motor show opens the new model known as i d 3 is the highest profile response from germany to strict new european carbon emission limits and a battery powered competition from the u.s. and china. so while most of us have them in our wardrobes it's made in bangladesh blouses made in india that nice comfy and mostly affordable pieces of clothing but all th

i played quite a bit with hogan. hogan was fantastic. >> you have also played with presidents of the united states. >> of you. >> which ones are the best? >> trump is probably the best player. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't finish many holes, but he can hit the ball, just goes out and enjoys it. but he has won several club championships. gerald ford, i must have played 50 rounds with him. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. handicap, and he played to it. clinton, i never knew what he might do. 0, butht play to a 10 or 3 he had a nice golf swing. all of these guys enjoyed playing golf. i don't think any of them were really serious about the game but they enjoyed playing it. it is good for the game of golf to have the president of the united states -- this is my game. >> when you are playing in those matches with the president and let's say the ball is 10 feet away from the hole, why don't outle just say putt ut it instead of you can have it? courtesy? >> may be a little bit of politics, too. i

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in that sense, do you see a larry hogan senior today? and who might that be? >> actually, i do. most of the commentary so far, what we're talking about here is, the important people to watch are the republicans. not the democrats. impeachment investigation starts, everyone retreats to their partisan corners. that's what happened in watergate and the clinton impeachment. everyone's noticed how most republicans have rushed to the president's defense. to me, the interesting thing is, there are at least a half dozen, probably more republicans in the senate who have been silent. who have not rushed to his defense, some of them, including figures like mitt romney and marco rubio have said this needs a serious investigation. those are republicans who are in effect saying, i want to wait for the facts to come out. they're not towing the white house line. >> play this forward with me. if the house impeaches trump, and later the leader goes to the senate for a trial, take a listen to this. >> it's a senate rule related to impeachment that would take 67 votes to change. i would have no cho

white house reaction with hogan gidley is next. [♪] reporter: good evening. the united auto workers national strike against general motors entering its 13th day as negotiators convened this morning to hammer out a new contract. this marks the longest strike against gm since 1970. the union is planning another protest tomorrow and says it will continue to strike until a contract is ratified. a rare mosquito-borne illness is seeing a major uptick in parts of the united states. 8 we'll have died from eastern he queen as encephalitis. cases are been reported in michigan, north carolina, and tennessee. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." . judge jeanine: democrats have dedicated themselves this week to impeachment of our president. logan gidley joins me. a lot going on in the west wing? >> as always. this is just another in a long line of ridiculous behavior by the democrats. the president has done nothing wrong. they pushed a lie on the american people about the president and they are doing it again. they have no evidence and the media continues to allow th

my routable friend, the memberfor hogan and alsojoin my routable friend, the member for hogan and saint pancras, and most warmly applauding the bravery and courage of many on that side of the house who have stood by their convictions in the national interest. point of order, mr stephen kinnock. thank you, mr speaker. given the house has now approved the bill as amended, could i press the government as rapidly as possible to publish the withdrawal agreement bill, which really does require the proper and robust discussion in this place? the honourable gentlemen has made his own point in his own way. and it is on the record, and we are indebted to him. division motion to move forward. as many as are of the opinion, say "aye". to the contrary, "no... opinion, say "aye". to the contrary, "no". the ayes have it, the ayes have it. we now have information on the parliamentary general election. i called the prime minister. thank you, mr speaker. well the house of commons has passed a bill devised by the leader of the opposition, who i see is not in his place. he is characteristically evasive, mr

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i played a bit of golf with hogan. david: you played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: a few. david: which one is the best? jack: trump is probably the best player. he plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes. he can hit the ball. he goes out and place and enjoys it. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with him. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. he was a 13 handicap. he played with 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. a 30.ht play to a 10 or he had a nice swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think anyone of them was serious about the game. they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds of matches, and the ball is 10 feet away from the hole, why do people not say, put it out? jack: that's a little bit of politics. you -- i'llmine and give you yours. david: you have a grandson who recently got a hole in one. was that really emotional? jack: it was pre

straining is not as hogan gidley, white house press secretary. let's start with iran, what is president trump's next move when it comes to around? >> listen we are working with our partners and allies in the region, looking at all the evidence, all the information that saudi arabia is conducting its own investigation as you well know. the president mentioned yesterday from the oval office that he thinks it's likely that this could be the doing of iran but we don't have an announcement yet and if we are going to make that declaration he wants to be ironclad and the evidence and he wants to make a case the congress and the american people just who is at fault here. the fact is regardless of this attack, iran has been involved in terrorist behavior for 40 plus years. we have sanctioned them and put a maximum pressure campaign on iran like no other administration in history in their economy is teetering on the verge of collapse all because this president refuses to let them continue to proffer death and destruction across the globe and hopefully brin

i played a bit of golf with hogan. he was fantastic. david: you played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: a few. david: which one is the best? jack: trump is probably the best player. he plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes. he can hit the ball. he goes out and place and enjoys it. he has won several club championships he can play. , gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with him. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. he was a 13 handicap. he played with 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. he might play to a 10 or a 30. he had a nice swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think anyone of them was serious about the game. they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds of matches, and the ball is 10 feet away from the hole, why do people not say, put it out? jack: that's a little bit of politics. you give me mine and i'll

i played a bit of golf with hogan. david: you played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: a few. david: which one is the best? jack: trump is probably the best player. he plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes. he can hit the ball. he goes out and place and enjoys it. he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with him. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. he was a 13 handicap. he played with 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. he might play to a 10 or a 30. he had a nice swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think anyone of them was serious about the game. they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds of matches, and the ball is 10 feet away from the hole, why do people not say, put it out? jack: that's a little bit of politics. you give me mine and i'll give you yours. david: you have a grandson who recently got a hole in one. was that really emotional? jac

and eating the grass. >> hogan lives on hidden river. that manatee eventually swam back to the river on her own. a big shout-out to port st. lucy, st. lucy county, all that down there. >>> from wayward manatees to man's best friend in the storm zone have nothing place to go. >> one woman's heart was overflowing as dorian raged outside. abc's david muir has the story. >> reporter: the brave men and women, the first responders, the volunteers in the bahamas during hurricane dorian. volunteers rescuing families. this volunteer looking for the owner of a dog rescued in rising waters. and a story of chela phillips. she runs a shelter called the voiceless dogs of nassau, bahamas. during the hurricane she sheltered nearly 100 dogs from the powerful storm in her own home. under her bed, in her kitchen, in the living room. she just posted online hours ago that they had lost power and her home had taken on water but that she and the dogs are all okay. she wrote they were scared, that the wind sounded like a train that would not pass. chela said sh

today white house spokesman hogan gidley echoed the president's explanation for john bolton's departure. >> john bolton's priorities and policies just don't line up with the president's, and any sitting president has the right to put someone in that position that can carry out his agenda. that became no longer tenable, so the president made a change. >> hogan gidley in the driveway, a reminder they have a briefing room there. great and detailed reporting out tonight takes advantage of a deeply leaky white house to point out the tensions between "the washington post" is opp on the board with this. bolton did not like trump's repeated meetings with kim jong-un and had argued against directly meeting with iranian officials. he also did not like the president's repeated insistence that russia rejoin the group of seven nations. it had been reported one of bolton's main adversaries in the administration is that man, secretary of state mike pompeo. a smiling pompeo talked about bolton during a white house briefing held in the actual briefing room, that the now-former national security adviser

art hogan here to help me, the market watch extraordinaire. art, i have a crackpot theory that it helps president if times are good when there is a movement to impeach him. a.k.a., the bill clinton. markets not so good, richard nixon, not so good for him. i'm not saying that it closes the deal one way or the other but in this president's case, the environment helps him. what do you think? >> i think that's absolutely correct. you bring up the two examples we have, richard nixon, the economy was in shambles. stagnation, oil price shock. the market reaction is hard to separate from what was going on. the exact opposite happened with bill clinton. 1998, 1999. the economy was booming. we were in a dot-com boom and everything was going great. at that point, the market didn't have time to have a reaction in either situation. the same thing is happening right now. i think the consensus is if it gets through the house and goes to the senate the math is too hard to get it out of the senate and have a conviction. >> neil: you reminded me, wall street se

today white house spokesman hogan gidley echoed the president's explanation for john bolton's departure. >> john bolton's priorities and policies just don't line up with the president's and any sitting president has the right to put someone in that position that can carry out his agenda. that became no longer tenable so the president made a change. >> hogan gidley in the driveway, a reminder they have a briefing room there. great and detailed reporting out tonight takes advantage of a deeply leaky white house to point out the tensions between bolton and the president. "washington post" is on the board with this. "bolton did not like trump's repeated meetings with kim jong-un and had argued against directly meeting with iranian officials. he also did not like the president's repeated insistence that russia rejoin the group of seven nations." it had been reported one of bolton's main adversaries in the administration is that man, secretary of state mike pompeo, a smiling pompeo talked about bolton during a white house briefing held in the actual briefing room. that the now-former national

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i played a bit of golf with hogan. he was fantastic. david: you played with a lot of presidents of the united states. jack: a few. david: which one is the best? jack: trump is probably the best player. he plays pretty well. he plays a little bit like i do. he doesn't really ever finish many holes. he can hit the ball. he goes out and plays and enjoys it. he has won several club championships, he can play. gerald ford, i played 50 rounds with him. i used to play with him at the at&t every year. he was a 13 handicap. he played with 13 handicap. clinton, i never knew what he might do. he might play to a 10 or a 30. he had a nice swing. all these guys enjoy playing golf. i don't think anyone of them was serious about the game. they all enjoyed playing it. it's good for the game of golf to have a president of the united states, this is my game. david: when you are playing in those kinds of matches, and the ball is 10 feet away from the hole, why do people not say, put it out? as opposed to just let you can have it. jack: that's a little bit

mike hogan is what smoke-free alternatives. a beeping lobby firm. >>the cigarettes are safe have been used by millions of people over a decade. >>with no illnesses whatsoever lawmakers like illinois senator dick durbin are calling on the fda to completely ban beeping of flavored nicotine products tweeting we can expect more vaping related hospitalizations until us fda starts doing its job in washington raquel martin. >>all right time for the 4 zone forecast says we here live look at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see it is smooth sailing for the vehicles, if you're a bird, not too much getting in your way because that sky is crystal clear. let's check in now they're meteorologist both fronts karnow with the weekend forecast there. hey, you know it looking like a great weekend, but. >>we have a real fall feel to it i think this week is a cold for a dive into the bay area right now not bad though you just got to love patches of fog along the mid to high level clouds yet, but i think that changes as we look at the weekend effectryou see it on the co

today white house spokesman hogan gidley echoed the president's explanation for john bolton's departure. >> john bolton's priorities and policies just don't line up with the president's and any sitting president has the right to put someone in that position that can carry out his agenda. that became no longer tenable so the president made a change. >> hogan gidley in the drivedri, a reminder they have a briefing room there. great and detailed reporting out tonight takes advantage of a deeply leaky white house to point out the tensions between bolton and the president. "washington post" son tis on th board with this. "bolton did not like trump's repeated meetings with kim jong-un and had argued against directly meeting with iranian officials. he also did not like the president's repeated insistence that russia rejoin the group of seven nations." it had been reported one of bolton's main adversaries in the administration is that man, secretary of state mike pompeo, a smiling pompeo talked about bolton during a white house briefing held in the actual briefing room. that the now-former nati

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art hogan, that's after golden week. we'll probably see this story quiet down going into golden week for china, which is their big holiday. early october, we'll see what happens with the talks. >> the good news here is the tone has shifted significantly and become much more constructive and those steps are very small but they're very important. so we postponed putting additional tariffs on chinese exports. we did that because, a, golden week and, b, it's the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china. that was a step in the right direction. they in turn started buying more agriculture products. we're in a place where it feels like both places want to get something accomplished. my feeling is it will be more constructive than it was in the month of august. dagen: in the short run, how much damage has already been done? tomorrow we get institute and supply management on manufacturing, it contracted in august, expected to bounce back above the 50 mark and then at the end of the week we get the jobs report, 4,000 man

well over 50 percent lost a ski at the top of hogan her helmet also came off a tree in the fall but the 20 year old escaped a serious injury 7 so says it's all too well the incident has actually increased her confidence as she now knows she can handle even the toughest crash. and that's it for me i know that's going to happen in the morning isn't it true 30 minutes about 0 world news when we come back on the other side of this break very latest on kong and breaks it. to strange indeed good you have to show do good all the more we become still fight against corruption. this for a new chiro heroes like new who are about to refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the world a better place nominate your anti corruption era. al-jazeera where every. viewer in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when mess was. somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world well the chinese are not