norman was relieved. but there woulden tough day as head. ♪ how sweet the sound >> reporter: just one day later he attended a candlelight vim. >> how were you received. >> with open arms from the whole family. you know, they knew that i had just lost two people that i loved also. >> brittany's family buried her a few days later still not knowing who was responsible or even who would want to harm her. of course, there was someone police knew they needed to look at. the man brittany had recently divorced. terry eldridge. brittany was 17 years younger than terry. she was only 22 when they got married. it wasn't long before their marriage was in trouble. >> really you started to fall apart because she was getting antsy and wanted to have a family and settle down and he was just out driving a truck all the time. you know, she just kind of felt like this is not right for me like it used to be. >> the final straw was when terry found out brittany was having an affair with her co-worker norman clark and was pre

jessye norman enchanted opera fans around the she was born in the southern u.s. state of georgia but launched her career in germany where she won an international music competition in $968.00 a year later she made her operatic debut at the unburned in. the soprano developed a wide ranging repertoire that included sadie and. but she was especially noted for singing. jessye norman was a trailblazer becoming one of the few african americans to achieve worldwide stardom and the opera. in 1906 she sang at the opening ceremony of the olympic games in atlanta nomen won numerous prizes throughout her career such as the national madoff arts and a total of 5 grammy awards including one for lifetime achievement she also want to claim as a jazz singer but her heart always belong to the opera. jessye norman famously said that pigeon holes are for pigeons now this next performer is just about impossible to pin down and you'll see why in a moment taylor mack is touring the world with the show a 24 decade history of popular music it's an epic retelling of american history intera

look back on the trail blazing career of jessye norman also coming up. drag performer extraordinaire taylor max sings $24.00 decades of american music in 24 hours the artist will be here to tell us more about this epic undertaking. and can techno music help turn around struggling neighborhoods in one of the sounds birthplaces the city of detroit. we'll start this music packed show with attributes of the legendary opera singer jessye norman who died on monday aged 74 just norman's vocal range was just enormous and that became her nickname critics described her singing as sumptuous and penetrating new york's metropolitan opera has called her one of the best sopranos of the last half century. jessye norman enchanted opera fans around the she was born in the southern u.s. state of georgia but launched her career in germany where she won an international music competition and $968.00 a year later she made her operatic debut at the unburned in. the soprano and developed a wide ranging repertoire that included sadie and. she was especially noted for singing. je

back on the trail blazing career of jessye norman also coming up. drag performer extraordinaire taylor max sings $24.00 decades of american music in 24 hours the artist will be here to tell us more about this epic undertaking. and can techno music help turn around struggling neighborhoods in one of the sounds birthplaces the city of detroit. well start his music packed show with attributes of the legendary opera singer jessye norman who died on monday aged 74 just in norman's vocal range was just enormous and that became her nickname critics described her singing as sumptuous and penetrating new york's metropolitan opera has called her one of the best sopranos of the last half century. jessye norman enchanted opera fans around. she was born in the southern u.s. state of georgia but launched her career in germany where she won an international music competition and $968.00 a year later she made her operatic debut at the dog and then. the soprano developed a wide ranging repertoire that included sadie and. but she was especially noted for singing wagn

we'll start this music packed show with a tribute to the legendary opera singer jessye norman who died on monday aged 74 just in norman's vocal range was just enormous and that became her nickname critics described her singing as sumptuous and penetrating new york's metropolitan opera has called her one of the best sopranos of the last half century. jessye norman enchanted opera fans around the she was born in the southern us state of georgia but launched her career and germany where she won an international music competition and $968.00 a year later she made her operatic debut at the unburned in. the soprano developed a wide ranging repertoire that included sadie and. but she was especially noted for singing. jessye norman was a trailblazer becoming one of the few african americans to achieve worldwide stardom and the opera. and $996.00 she sang at the opening ceremony of the olympic games in atlanta nomen won numerous prizes to her career such as the national madoff arts and a total of 5 grammy awards including one for lifetime achievement she also want to claim as a jazz singer but

as we look back on the trail blazing career of jessye norman also coming up. drag performer extraordinaire taylor mack sings $24.00 decades of american music in 24 hours the artist will be here to tell us more about this epic undertaking. and can techno music help turn around struggling neighborhoods in one of the sounds birthplaces the city of detroit. we'll start this music packed show with attributes of the legendary opera singer jessye norman who died on monday aged 74 just in norman's vocal range was just enormous and that became her nickname critics described her singing as sumptuous and penetrating new york's metropolitan opera has called her one of the best sopranos of the last half century. jessye norman enchanted opera fans around the she was born in the southern us state of georgia but launched her career in germany where she won an international music competition and $968.00 a year later she made her operatic debut at the unburned in. the soprano developed a wide ranging repertoire that included sadie and. but she was especially noted for singing b

jessye norman enchanted opera fans around the she was born in the southern u.s. state of georgia but launched her career in germany where she won an international music competition and $968.00 a year later she made her operatic debut at the unburned then. the soprano developed a wide ranging repertoire that included sadie and. but she was especially noted for singing the back now jessie naaman was a trailblazer of becoming one of the few african americans to achieve worldwide stardom and the opera. in 1906 she sang at the opening ceremony of the olympic games in atlanta naaman won numerous prizes to her career such as the national madoff arts and a total of 5 grammy awards including one for lifetime achievement she also want to claim as a jazz singer but her heart always belong to the opera. jessye norman famously said that pigeon holes are for pigeons now this next performer is just about impossible to pin down and you'll see why in a moment taylor mack is touring the world with the show a 24 decade history of popular music it's an epic retelling of american his

norman rockwell was trained as an illustrator. he studied in the art student league in new york and learned the basics of painting and drawing the human body with the -- and mastered his craft essentially with the skill of being able to recreate in drawings or paintings as accurately and realistically as a camera might. although rockwell said in his autobiography that he sometimes looked at the world as a little too messy and not as ideal as he would like it to be and therefore he made it more ideal in his paintings. he became extraordinarily well known through his art, first working for the boy scouts and then working for magazines, the great one being the saturday evening post. as an artist who appeared on cover of the post millions of people would see his art, far more than were he an artist that was making paintings for a wealthy patron or a museum. he was a very popular artist and chronicled american life from really the teens through the 20's, 30's, 40's up until the early 1970's. where this exhibition begins is in the early

on monday aged 74 jessie norman's vocal range was just enormous and that became her nickname critics described her singing as sumptuous and penetrating new york's metropolitan opera has called her one of the best sopranos of the last half century.

will start this music packed show with attributes of the legendary opera singer jessye norman who died on monday aged $74.00 just norman's vocal range was just enormous and that became her nickname critics described her singing as sumptuous and penetrating new york.

will start his music packed show with a tribute to the legendary opera singer jessye norman who died on monday aged $74.00 just norman's vocal range was just enormous and that became her nickname critics described her singing as sumptuous and penetrating new york's metropolitan opera has called her one of the best sopranos of the last half century.

will start his music packed show with a tribute to the legendary opera singer jessye norman who died on monday aged $74.00 just in norman's vocal range was just enormous and that became her nickname critics described her singing as sumptuous and penetrating new york's metropolitan opera has called her one of the best sopranos of the last half century.

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doctor norman: we are focusing today mostly on youth use of the cigarettes. one of the things i think we cannot lose sight of is that these are so addictive that we have to also thinknk about smokg in general because this is an on ramp to the of combustible cigarettes. to make this right. to theht've heard me say previous panel i have sponsored legislation to increase the age to 21 or all of these products. i was telling mr. guthrie that is the bipartisan bill. we have sponsorship and in the senate, of the senate majority leader, has a companion bill but nonetheless, as i've been talking to people, on both sides of the aisle, and trying to get sponsorship for my bill, people are reticent to cosponsor my bill because they say that if somebody is surfing in the military, they should be able to smoke and people are 18 can surf in the military. when i was listening to your testimony, doctor norman, i think would be the perfectou person to give the answer to that. so what iss the answer to that. >> i don't think we should allow smoking anywhere but that is a publi

let's talk to norman. wright, the deal is now done, norman. ten minutes ago we thought the deal was in the wastepaper basket, but now it looks like it is on. borisjohnson has said in the last few seconds tweeting that we have a great new deal that takes back control. jean—claude juncker says where there isa jean—claude juncker says where there is a will there is a deal. so game on, it seems, and somehow, despite the dup this morning at 6:50am saying they could not put up with it, here we are, 10:40am and somehow their concerns would seem to have been addressed. we are slightly in limbo land because no one has heard yet from the dup. so either the dup have been squared and borisjohnson has met the concerns over issues of consent. for boris johnson has met the concerns over issues of consent. for borisjohnson and the eu are trying to strong—arm the dup into backing an agreement, saying they've agreed this and we are all happy, it's all signed off, almost trying to stampede them into backing it. the short answer is we do not know which is t

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the opera singerjessye norman, who has died at the age of 7a. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome along to sportsday. i'm adam wild. coming up on the programme... a doping scandal overshadows the world athletics championships as mo farah‘s former coach alberto salazar is banned forfour years. on the track, its agony for adam gemili. he just misses out in the 200 metres. and its all a bit embarrassing for tottenham hotspur, as they are given a hammering at home in the champions league. good evening. we're going to get to all the night's champions league action in a few minutes time, but we're going to start with that huge news from the world of athletics, where mo farah‘s former coach alberto salazar has been banned for four years for doping violations. farah‘s six years with salazar, the man behind the nike orgeon project, saw him win 4 olympic titles and 6 world titles. farah, who has always denied any wrongdoing and has never failed a drugs test, cut ties with salazar two years ago,

jessye norman enchanted opera fans around the globe she was born in the southern u.s. state of georgia but launched her career in germany where she won an international music competition and 1968 a year later she made her operatic debut at the dial and burned in. the soprano and developed a wide ranging repertoire that included vahey and. but she was especially noted for singing wagner jessye norman was a trailblazer becoming one of the few african americans to achieve worldwide stardom and the opera world. in 1960 sang at the opening ceremony of the olympic games in atlanta norman won numerous prizes to about her career such as the national madoff arts and a total of 5 grammy awards including one for lifetime achievement she also want to claim as a jazz singer but her heart always been long to the opera. and sports news day 5 at the world athletics championships started with a gold rush for american athletes donovan brasier won the 800 meter setting both a new championship and u.s. record and in the pole vault sam kendrick successfully defended his title his jump of 5

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seif captured the energy in the studio as you can see in the background there's people around so norman all he turns his sessions into parties and he just would be doing a session and invite everybody off the street in that can you imagine there were $200.00 people drinking in just getting crazy it was. like joni mitchell. singer ben marston walking. what. are comedian steve martin. so he was developing this technique of how to get these spontaneous improvisational methodology really and how to get people to be sincere and honest and real. and he had different methods to do this he wants through a car he can frank zappa's fice and that didn't work at all so a huge microphone shuts and next to curtis mayfield jodie foster is being found with a piece of cardboard save signature style included imperfections but after a mistake on his 1st big shoot with the band he thought his career was dead. when so very wrong because he might have been if you know his mistake you can see the reflection of the flash in the windows on the speakers not so he went back to new york and drove on his way home a

captured the energy and the studio as you can see in the background there's people around so norman all he turned his sessions into party and he just would be doing a session and invite everybody off the street in that can you imagine there were $200.00 people. and just getting crazy it was. like joni mitchell. singer van morrison what do you. want. our comedian steve martin. so he was developing this technique of how to get these spontaneous improvisation methodology really and how to get people to be sincere and honest and real. and you had different methods to do this he wants through a car he can frank zappa's fice and that didn't work at all so a huge microphone shuts and next to curtis mayfield jodie foster is being found with a piece of cardboard save signature style included imperfections but after a mistake on his 1st big shoot with the band he thought his career was dead. when so very wrong because he made a mistake you can see the reflection of the flash in the windows the speech is not so he went back to new york and drove on his way home and said my career is over before it

captured the energy and the studio as you can see in the background there is people around so norman all he turned to sessions in the party and he just would be doing a session invite everybody off the street in that can you imagine there were $200.00 people. and just getting crazy it was. like joni mitchell. singer van morrison what you. want. are comedian steve martin. so he was developing this technique of how to get these spontaneous improvisation methodology really and how to get people to be sincere and honest and real. and he had different methods to do this he wants through a car he can frank zappa's fice and that didn't work at all so a huge microphone shuts the next 2 curtis mayfield jodie foster is being fanned with a piece of cardboard sea of signature style included imperfections but after a mistake on his 1st big shoot with the band he thought his career was dead. when so very wrong because he might have got you know his mistake you can see the reflection of the flash in the windows of the speakers that's so he went back to new york and drove on his way home and said my

seif captured the energy and the studio as you can see in the background there's people around so norman all he turned his sessions into parties and he just would be doing a session and invite everybody off the street in that can you imagine there were $200.00 people. and just getting crazy it was. like joni mitchell. singer van morrison what you. want. are comedian steve martin. so he was developing this technique of how to get these spontaneous improvisational methodology really and how to get people to be sincere and honest and real. and you had different methods to do this he wants through a car he can frank zappa's fice and that didn't work at all so a huge microphone shuts the next 2 curtis mayfield jodie foster is being fanned with a piece of cardboard save signature style including imperfections but after a mistake on his 1st big shoot with the band he thought his career was dead on the job when chevy wrong because he might have got you know his mistake you can see the reflection of the flash in the windows on the speakers and it's so he went back to new york and drove on his way

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thank you very much, norman. meanwhile, eu foreign minisers are meeting in luxembourg, where they'll be updated on brexit talks. arriving this morning, the irish foreign minister, simon coveney, said that hopefully, progress can be made today. on brexit, the less we say now, the better. we need to give time and space to michel barnier and his task force and the british negotiating team. i think it's pretty clear what we're trying to do, but there are pretty detailed technical discussions now, and i think we need to give time and space for that to happen — hopefully we can make progress to on it. our correspondent adam fleming is in luxembourg. so, adam, he said that hopefully they can give the time and space to they can give the time and space to the negotiations, but there is so little time, what are the expectations? well, what's interesting about the timeframe is that there is an area where the eu has really softened. think how many times we said, if there is to be a revised deal approved at the summit on th

norman, we will talk to you later in the programme. well a crackdown on crime was centre stage in this queen's speech. among the policies unveiled are plans to keep serious criminals in prison for longer, tougher sentences on foreign offenders who return to the uk and providing better protection for victims of domestic abuse. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw is in our bbc newsroom. issues. this was a queen's speech very much on hold. on hold until we have a general election, and until brexit is sorted. norman, we will talk to you later in the programme. at the party he can give us more detail on those. boris johnson has made it absolutely clear that he wa nts made it absolutely clear that he wants law and order to be a priority for the conservative party. in fact, at the party this month, law and order was in thesaid that law and order was in thesaid that law and order was in thesaid that law and order was in the queen's speech reflect that with a raft of bills that will occupy the home office and the ministry ofjustice, in pa

norman smith is here. lots of rumours swirling around, the latest one from rte saying the last stumbling block has been removed but we really don't know where we are, do we? we have many questions and not many answers, which isn't a great advert for a news programme, but i think what we can say is boris johnson is now at a fork in the road. on one path, he gets a deal this afternoon, he briefed the cabinet, briefed his mps, gets the dup on board, puts it to parliament on saturday, gets it through the commons, we leave on october 31. more likely i suspect is that the deal is not achievable. what that means on saturday is that the so—called benn act kicks in forcing him to seek a delay. he rejected the idea he would send a second letter saying, i disagree with my first letter, but insisting we will leave in october the 31st and you are left wondering how can borisjohnson do both of those things at the same time? it may be a gigantic bluff but i'm afraid it is another unanswered question. rather a lot of th

norman smith in manchester, thank you. ministers will present their new proposals to the eu in the next few days. our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, is in brussels. norman was talking about somebody having to back down, does the eu look likely to do that? na words, no. the eu expects probably tomorrow oi’ no. the eu expects probably tomorrow or thursday something coming forward , or thursday something coming forward, and the feeling is it has to be something very different to what you have just heard about to be a cce pta ble what you have just heard about to be acceptable at all, because those ideas, thoughts being floated, a p pa re ntly ideas, thoughts being floated, apparently from earlier papers, and the government says the coming proposal will be different, but those earlier thoughts, the idea about customs posts, as norman said they might be light touch and scattered around, but is semantics, as far as ireland and the eu are concerned, it still amounts to a border with checks, even if it is disposed it

for skills as jade and have norman to thank. both a lot. i used to work in both left and right so one touch football. there i stood my culture with me at. the playground has since been closed due to a lack of funding and security measures in kennington this was the last of its kind but the community project did produce some good footballers including man united legend rio ferdinand and a few young players who gained early fame in the bundesliga such as adam oh look man reece nelson and of course jane and son joe. around here where they can actually play for. you know pay for it it's all free for him. you know that they'll get the coaching they need from from norman. so yeah and this is true this is where this is a this is grassroots to say in england. tackling was forbidden and tactics were not so important instead the focus was on the joy of the game and its social aspects sports as an educational tool for the kids. to the culture. with everyone. and trouble and think about the. kind of this will come together. and then. a woman like. you

skills as jayden have norman to thank. the lot playing football. i used to work at both left and right. one touch football. and there i stood my culture with. the playground has since been closed due to a lack of funding and a new security measures in kennington this was the last of its kind for the community project did produce some good footballers including man united legend rio ferdinand and a few young players who gained early fame in the bundesliga such as adam i love man rhys nelson and of course jane inside joke. around here where they can actually play for. you know pay for it it's all free for him. you know if it will get the coaching they need from from norman and so yeah this is true this is where this is a this is grassroots to say in england. tackling was forbidden and tactics were not so important instead the focus was on the joy of the game and its social aspects sports as an educational tool for the kids. to the culture. with everyone. trouble and think about the. kind of this will come together. and education. a one of them once.

thank you, norman, for updating us on that. i wa nt to norman, for updating us on that. i want to bring in some other guys that have not yet spoken. rebecca, you work for a food bank in london, just a few miles the road. when you are thinking about the experiences of the people who come and use your food bank, how does brexit feed into that, do you think? i think for many of them it is distracting from the issues that are really affecting them. things like welfare reform, universal credit, it is having a huge detrimental impact on their lives and their day—to—day realities. they just lives and their day—to—day realities. theyjust seems so lives and their day—to—day realities. they just seems so far removed, the issue of brexit, from their experience. the things they wa nt to their experience. the things they want to see our the domestic policy issues like changes to the benefit system, which means they have enough money to buy food for themselves, to be able to go into a supermarket, buy food, and have enough to feed theirfamilies. buy food, and have enough t

skills as jayden have norman to thank. the lot playing football. i used to work in both left and right so. there i stood my culture with. the playground has since been closed due to a lack of funding and a new security measures in kennington this was the last of its kind but the community project did produce some good footballers including man united legend rio ferdinand and a few young players who gained early fame in the bundesliga such as adam or look man rhys nelson and of course jane inside joke. around here where they can actually play for. you know pay for it it's all free for him. you know that they will get the coaching they need from from norman and so yeah and this is true this is where this is a this is grass roots he said like to say in england. tackling was forbidden and tactics were not so important instead the focus was on the joy of the game and its social aspects sports as an educational tool for the kids. to the culture. with everyone. trouble and think about the right way and this will come together. and education. a woman like.

host: we are talking with ralph norman. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. , (202) 748-8002. you can also text at (202) 748-8003. what would it change if there was an impeachment inquiry? guest: what is happening now is secret testimony. the precedent has been set with nixon and clinton to bring it before the house, set the parameters they are going to have. out and have cross-examination from other witnesses. let's have the president's folks there. let's have a fair and open discussion on this. it is not happening. you know why? the don't want to put some of the democratic congressman on the spot and having them vote. we are paid to come up. vote. constituent, he said what do you have to show for the time you have been here? great question. we came in january 3, we have been in session 102 days. this is october 18. we have roughly 24 days. what can we show that we have done? impeachment, impeachment. on top of the mueller investigation. working onnot reduction on pharmaceuticals? why are we not looking at getting a health care pla

norman, republican oh carolina who served as -- on the oversight committee. you served with elijah cummings. things come to mind about chairman cummings. he had a goodness about him. there was a goodness. people will tell you who have known him for longer than i have, you might not vote the way he does or agree with everything , but there was a goodness. secondly, he really tried to be fair. when it got heated, he would say we are better than this. that is a saying i always take with me and that is true. he will be missed. he had a presence about him when he would walk in the room. he will be missed. host: yesterday, the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney had a news briefing and said there will be politics in foreign policy, get over it. do you agree that politics should be in foreign policy? guest: mick is great about getting into the weeds. explainhe was trying to 400 million dollars is not something we just give away. -- we have given way too much in this country over the years and he was trying to explain aid is going to be contingent on corruption, weed

in his saxon army against william and his normans. their swords with. flu. and count grew. a lot of the exhilaration of kind of fighting is very exciting very intense you don't think about anything else because although. only pretending to be in the battle there are still people where you can actually make the weapons around we believe that with your 2 numeration could never do that again because we had to be critical mentality to do that tough if you have to figure out just crossing the channel like that we've. been equipment was not so modernized like we have to know the conditions were very quite difficult and what is incredible i mean. the climax of the battle king harold is cut down enslaved. with his rival dad william sees this being blish thriving but unlike nearly a millennium ago plays bested on the battlefield to live to reenact another day. and you're watching news live from berlin i'm nick spicer up next is reporter with a look at bangkok's fire department busy catching dangerous snakes more than fighting flames you know is his latest news at g.w. dot com expert

was view original game of thrones facing off king harold and his saxon army against william and his normans. the swords was. arrows flew. and counts grew. a lot of the exhilaration of kind of fighting in the balkans is very exciting very intense you don't think about anything else because although. only pretending to be in the battle there are still people where you can actually weapons around we believe that with your generation could never do that again because they had to critical mentality to do that you have to figure out just crossing the channel like that. we've been equipment was not so modernized like we have now and conditions were very quite difficult and what is incredible i mean. the climax of a battle king harold is cut down and slain. with his rival dad. sees this being blish thriving but unlike nearly a millennium ago face bested on the battlefield to live to reenact another day. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you. turkish backed forces say they've taken control of roseola a key border town in northern syria. according to aid workers more than 100000 peo

but she was especially noted for singing a wagner jessye norman was a trailblazer becoming one of the few african americans to achieve worldwide stardom and the opera world. in 1960 she sang at the opening ceremony of the olympic games in atlanta nomen won numerous prizes throughout her career such as the national madoff arts and a total of 5 grammy awards including one for lifetime achievement she also want to claim as a jazz singer but her heart always belong to the opera. you're watching day w. news up next after a short break his day w. news africa an elementary help it's what. bursts. home to use of species. called home words if you. give me those are big changes and most start with small steps and back to the interiors tell stories of create these people and innovate is time checks around the world. to use the term. used to train solutions and for station. crew to.

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norman, thank you. a lorry driver is due in court today, charged in connection with the deaths of 39 people found in a refrigerated lorry container in essex. maurice robinson is facing charges of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people and money laundering. in vietnam, police are collecting dna from people who fear their relatives are among those who died. our news correspondent andy moore has sent us this update from grays police station in essex. so, mr robinson has been held in custody since wednesday, when he was arrested. he is appearing before chelmsford magistrates this morning, he is 25 years old and from craigavon in northern ireland. he is accused of several counts of money—laundering, people trafficking and 39 counts of manslaughter. three other people have been bailed. now, a significant development today from the belgian authorities. you'll remember there has been an international manhunt since last wednesday for the lorry driver who took that container to zeebrugge port where he got o

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host: we want to welcome back to >> host: we want to look back to the "washington journal" ralph norman, republican south carolina who served on the oversight reform committee. you served with the late congressman elijah cummings. your thoughts on his passing. >> guest:: greta, two things come to mind about chairman cummings. one, he had a goodness about him. he was just goodness. people will tell you that have known for a long time, he may not vote the way he does, you may not agree with everything but there was a goodness. and secondly he really tried to be fair. he ended a lot of come when it got pretty heated he would say we are better than this. that's just saying i will always take with me because it's true, particularly now in politics. he will be missed. he had a presence about him when he would walk in the room, and he will be missed. >> host: yesterday the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney had a news briefing, said there would be politics in foreign policy, get over it. do you agree politics should be in foreign policy? >> guest: what mick i think, mick is grady getting into

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