mark: your new margaret thatcher? >> i did know margaret thatcher. they would come to our house and we would go to her place and so she appointed me to it take her place on the margaret thatcher archive trust. so i knew her quite well. but with her, it was this fabulous sense of moral w conviction that you weren't just doing this, making these great reforms in great britain in order to get richer. you are doing it in order to be a better person. and that was tremendously powerful. people would undergo a lot of privation in that sense as well. if they ultimately think what you are doing his rights. mark: nic the great readers have enormous stamina and energy, they never sleep they are constantly thinking about things. trying to think ahead. >> that is absolutely true. margaret thatcher would only sleep for four hours at night. winston churchill he would have a nap in the afternoon, carried on till two or 3:00 o'clock in the morning working. after his one hour nap he believed that effectively gave him two days. hitler was lazy, he is the one person tha

margaret thatcher would only speak fo sleep for four hours and churchill carried on until 4:00 a.m. working. hitler was lazy. he's the one person who just doesn't fit in to the overall concept of the busy hard-working leader. george marshall, who i write about in this new book would work 16, 17 hours a day, president eisenhower, not just when he was commander, but after that as well, he was incredibly hard worker. it's something i think they all do have in common. >> most of the western leaders, did they get good press or bad press. >> he got terrible press for a lot of the time, he had a lot of things, party criticized him, he had confidence in the house of commons during the second world war, he won them but nonetheless they were trying to bring him down. mark: his own party? >> people work criticizing him constantly, like hatcher who was ultimately being brought down after 11 and a half years and basically saving britain from becoming a third rate country in the world, the conservatives brought her down in an act of spectacular betrayal. >> and churchill, throughout, they were pi

thatcher accepted the job at the of. beans for the sh t. would provoke the pan the situation was all that changed i don't know i'd really like to know those that myself because even m.l.s. to jack the scotland secretary said as recently as last autumn that if in the end the 2021 scottish general election there was a there was a majority in favor of independence then that would be a mandate for a referendum he just this last weekend he's changed his tune in that possibly because of boris i think it's also interesting to look at the northern ireland situation there are many similarities in as much as northern ireland voted remain the majority voted to mean as indeed the majority in scotland did but northern ireland has come out of this with a very nice do it's good another bumper bonus coming a long down the tracks but significantly in the northern ireland agreement there was provision that if a majority of people in northern ireland wanted reunification they could have a porter to say to a saw about a family member correc

thatcher accepted the majority of. beans from the sh t. would provoke the pan the situation was all that changed i don't know i'd really like to know the answer that myself because even m.l.s. to jack the scotland secretary said as recently as last autumn that if in the end the 2021 scottish general election there was a there was a majority in favor of independence then that would be a mandate for a referendum he just this last weekend he's changed his tune in that possibly because of boris i think it's also interesting alex to look at the northern ireland situation there are many similarities in as much as northern ireland voted remain the majority voted to mean as indeed the majority in scotland did but northern ireland has come out of this with a very nice do it's good another bumper bonus coming a long down the tracks but significantly in the northern ireland agreement there was provision that if a majority of people in northern ireland wanted reunification they could have a poor to say to a so about a family membe

thatcher excepted that image or 3 of. p.s. for the essay he would provoke in the pan the situation was all that changed i don't know i'd really like to know the answer that myself because even m.l.s. to jack the scotland secretary said as recently as last autumn that if in the in the 2021 scottish general election there was a there was a majority in favor of independence then that would be a mandate for a referendum he just this last weekend has changed his tune in that possibly because of boris i think it's also interesting to look at the northern ireland situation there are many similarities in as much as northern ireland voted remain the majority voted to mean as indeed the majority in scotland did but northern ireland has come out of this with a very nice do it's good another bumper bonus coming a long down the tracks but significantly in the northern ireland agreement there was provision that if a majority of people in northern ireland wanted reunification they could have a poor to say to a so and that if i'm a membe

thatcher accepted the job of the of. beans for the essay he would provoke in the pan the situation was all that changed i don't know i'd really like to know the answer that myself because even m.l.s. to jack the scotland secretary said as recently as last autumn that if in the 2021 scottish general election there was a there was a majority in favor of independence then that would be a mandate for a referendum he just this last weekend he's changed his tune in that possibly because of boris i think it's also interesting to look at the northern ireland situation there are many similarities in as much as northern ireland voted remain the majority voted to mean as indeed the majority in scotland did but northern ireland has come out of this with a very nice do it's good another bumper bonus coming a long down the tracks but significantly in the northern ireland agreement there was provision that if a majority of people in northern ireland wanted reunification they could have a porter to say to a saw about if i'm a member cor

he and margaret thatcher disagreed about this. margaret thatcher like held that mutually assured destruction avoided world war iii. reagan thought it was fundamentally immoral, and he wanted to move toward a policy that would not just freeze weapons -- he opposed a nuclear freeze -- but eliminate nuclear weapons. and so these two things, right, his anti-communism and his nuclear abolitionism are going to come in conflict with one another when he is in office. he in his memoirs, in his autobiography, claimed these two things always work in tandem with one another. i think that is sort of wishful thinking, looking back. there are times when you how do you get to abolishing nuclear weapons? you probably have to work with soviets in one capacity or another if you are going to get there. he is going to run into problems because of these seemingly paradoxical ideas. soviets do, in 1983, really begin to praise the president. 1983 is the year that conservatives feel that ronald reagan comes into his own in terms of embracing a conservativ

. >> margaret thatcher - the union of the united kingdom. >> thank you, mister speaker. thank you, mister speaker. margaret thatcher, accepted that the union of the united kingdom could only be maintained by to send. and the s&p government does not have a mandate to organize an independence referendum so tell me what mechanism is available to the scottish people to give their consent for maintaining, exercising that. >> i can only repeat my point that the scottish people in 2015, it is a referendum and it took place and as members opposite, all concerned, devon morris. >> mister speaker, you were a northern -- the news that more money spent in the north of england. i want to reiterate the eden project. and back in north whorom again. >> i heard from my right honorable friend, the chancellor. the house would know the region -- the eden project has become different. >> more than two years - 4000 other low income workers across the uk who have waited 20 years for money that is rightfully theirs. there was a breakthrough to pay millions of pounds, any penny possible from tho

he and margaret thatcher disagreed about this. margaret thatcher lik held that mutually assured destructio avoided world war iii. reagan thought it was fundamentally immoral, and he wanted to move toward a policy that would not just freeze weapons -- a nuclear freeze -- but eliminate nuclear weapons. things, right,o his anti-communism and his nuclear abolitionism are going to come in conflict with one another when he is in office. he and his memoirs, in his autobiography, claimed these two things always work in tandem with one another. i think that is sort of which will thinking, looking back. there are times when you -- how do you get to abolishing nuclear weapons? you probably have to work with soviets in one capacity or another if you are going to get there. he is going to run into problems because of this seemingly paradoxical ideas. soviets do, in 1983, really begin to praise the president. the year that conservatives feel that ronald reagan comes into his own in terms of embracing a conservative foreign-policy care that is o

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he and margaret thatcher disagreed about this. margaret thatcher held that mutually assured destruction avoided world war iii. reagan thought it was a policy that held the american people and soviet people as hostages in this conflict. he thought it was fundamentally immoral, and he wanted to move toward a policy that would not alwayseeze weapons -- he proposed a nuclear freeze -- but eliminate nuclear weapons. and so these two things, right, his anti-communism and his nuclear abolitionism are going to come into conflict with one another when he is in office. he in his memoirs, in his autobiography, claimed these two things always work in tandem with one another. i think that is sort of wishful thinking, looking back. there are times when you -- how do you get to abolishing nuclear weapons? you probably have to work with soviets in one capacity or another if you are going to get there. he is going to run into problems because of this seemingly paradox of ideas. conservatives do, in 1983, really begin to praise the president. 1983

thatcher and mr mack all that hair style this is really the heart of margaret thatcher particularly with what will look like to be pearls on the is around her. for me no protest in paris is complete in till we have met this gentleman this is john baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive color in so many 1st ashore porlock i'm joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians are not performing their duties and i think the whole. blow from the simple message is to the more humorous messages it seems you can pretty much find anything on a placard at a protest in front and from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest. out here in showing is to make sure that they seen it in the crowds so if you can ski. in paris. a lot of people talking about this next story a new report has revealed that the u.k. failed to notify other e.u. countries about 75000 crimes committed by their nationals in britain accor

thatcher and mr mack cole that hairstyle is in dispute really that of margaret thatcher particularly with what looked like to be pearls on the is around her. for me you know protest in paris is complete intil we have met this gentleman this is baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive color in so many 1st ashore porlock i'm joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians is not performing his duties and. both on the simple message is to do more humorist messages it seems you can pretty much find anything on a placard at a protest in front and from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest band is out here in sharing is to make sure that they seen in the crowds show that you can ski r.t. in paris. that's a global news wrap up for this hour thanks for tuning in. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'l

thatcher and mr mack all that hair style this is really the heart of margaret thatcher particularly with like to be pearls on the is around her. for me no protest in paris is complete in till we have met this gentleman this is your baptist and every protest he's out with a new so i mean in this distinctive coloring when you 1st saw paul are joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians is not performing his duties and acting to help. both from the simple message is to the more humorous messages it seems you can pretty much find anything on a placard at a protest in front and from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest banners out here in sharing is to make sure that they seen in the crowds show that you can ski r.t. in paris. that's a global news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour thanks for tuning in. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation c

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really the heart of margaret thatcher particularly with what will look like. the pearls on the is around. for me no protest in paris is complete intil we have met this gentleman this is your baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive coloring drawing furthest or. joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians are not performing their duties and acting to help the people well from the simple messages to the more humorous messages it seems you can pretty much find anything on a placard at a protest in france and from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest band out here in showing is to make sure that they seen in the crowds show that you can ski r.t. in paris. now a new report has revealed the u.k. failed to notify other countries about 75000 crimes committed by their nationals in britain according to the guardian newspaper the home office then apparently tried to cover up the mista

. >> margaret thatcher. >> here here. >> . [screaming]. [inaudible conversation] [background sounds] >> margaret thatcher. the union of the united kingdom can only be maintained yet despite one in three elections, to pay of the asante government, referendum printed. [inaudible conversation] exactly what mechanism is available to the scottish people do you get their states or otherwise, to continue their isunion rated r people exercisig that. >> i review my. the scottish people do have a mechanism in the use and in 2014. a sneak referendum. it took place and it was out as many that all confirmed that it was a once - >> here here. >> thank you mr. speaker. you've been a welcome to discuss more money it's been in the north of england. >> yeah yeah; to reiterate the project the my prime minister, about the subject back again, on the face on this earth. >> yeahag yeah. [inaudible conversation] >> he does indeed mr. speaker the project now thanks is very likely. >> for more than two years, i have been come on how long 4000 other roots of workers

thatcher and mr mack all that hair style this is really the art of margaret thatcher particularly with what will look like to be pearls on the is around her. for me no protest in paris is complete intil we have met this gentleman this is baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive color in germany 1st. joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians are not performing tonight to get help. from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest band out here in sharing is to make sure that they seen in the crowds show that you can ski r.t. in paris. lastly some world news in brief police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters in lebanon on friday $100.00 were injured as police broke up the crowd in the capital demonstrators are into a 3rd month a protest demanding economic reform and early elections the prime minister has been . expected to announce a new cabinet on friday but failed to do so. officers

he and margaret thatcher disagreed about this. margaret thatcher thought it led to stability, no world war iii. reagan thought it was hostageshe people as in this conflict. he found it fundamentally immoral and wanted to move towards a policy that would not just freeze weapons -- a nuclear freeze -- but eliminate nuclear weapons. and so these two things, right, his anti-communism and his nuclear abolitionism are going to come into conflict with one another when he is in office. he and his memoirs, in his autobiography, claimed these two things always work in tandem with one another. i think that is sort of wishful thinking looking back. , how do you get to abolishing nuclear weapons? you probably have to work with soviets in one capacity or another if you are going to get there. he is going to run into problems because of this seemingly paradoxical ideas. conservatives do, in 1983, really begin to praise the president. 1983 is the year that conservatives feel that ronald reagan comes into his own in terms of embracing a conservati

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margaret thatcher at the heritage foundation, was terrific to talk to you. >> my pleasure, thank you very much. >> eric: thank you for being with the spirit a lot more as the fox news channel coverage continues have iranian strikes and what the president may say about it later this morning. stay with us. >> eric: breaking point of the middle east late last night, iran fired 15 ballistic missiles into iraq hitting two bases and housing u.s. personnel. thankfully the pentagon said there was no injuries or any casualties among the u.s. troops or others. iran is claiming possibly for propaganda purposes that about 30 american troops were killed. we expect the president to speak about this several hours from now later on this morning eastern time. but you know, the strike is the latest in a long series of escalatory events dating back to iranian revolution back in 1979. benjamin hall is life in jordan with the latest where just after 9:30 in the morning. in the damage is being assessed, hi, benjamin. >> good morning, eric. yes we have been waiting for the sun to rise in the middle east. t

christian: as did margaret thatcher. >> yes, in the early days, she was very pro-european market. she lost her confidence as well. she felt the bureaucrats were running the show. >> she felt that britain was not getting a good deal out of it, france was. >> where we paid less. eyesented that. she was moving that way. eethe wonderful t no's that sh said, just before she was toppled from power. i want the european parliament. i want the ministers to be the cabinet of europe. a fortnight later, she was out of office. >> and the best tabloid headline ever. whoever wrote it, i hope got a big primotion. ian: i have a question about the new conservative jt -- government. what is johnsonism? a lot of brexit tears th we ll be small state, low tax, a thatcher government. here you have a prime minister who is very interventionist. there are real conflicts actually is that the new conflict within the conservative party? >> he certainly believes in intervention. he wants that flex ability to do it. christian: this is the airline that cropped up last wee >> that did happen under atcher. i was i

thatcher and mr mack cole that hairstyle. really the heart of margaret about. particularly with what looked like to be pearls on the is around. for me no protest in paris is complete intil we have met this gentleman this is john baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive color in germany 1st ashore boy like i'm joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians are not performing their duties and acting to hold something called both on the simple message is to do more humorous messages it seems you can pretty much find anything on a plaque at a protest in france and from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest band out here in showing is to make sure that they seen in the crowds show that you can ski r.t. in paris. a new report hands revealed the u.k. failed to notify all the e.u. countries about 75000 crimes committed by their nationals in

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same with margaret thatcher. there were still policemen standing outside her house until the last two days of her life. it will perhaps be a little bit unfairto life. it will perhaps be a little bit unfair to sort of say to harry, you can't have any protection, because he was born into the royal family full so that was not his fault. the fact is, he is a royal family member whether he likes it or not. a lot of people would say he is entitled to the protection full so it is really whether or not it is seen it is really whether or not it is seen to be abused. i don't think harry will want to do that but moving to canada means an enormous ramping up of the potential costs because these are met police officers. they will have to fly to canada to do their shifts. after a few days, they will fly back. the carbon footprint will be enormous for a couple they want to preach about the need for us not to fly as much. there are problems, but from a personal point of view, i think it's... we personal point of view, i think it

margaret thatcher has been quoted as saying there is no such thing as society. it's obvious why these kinds of people don't want us to think about the collective good, about the commons, about our interdependence, because that's -- when we know that in our hearts, that's when we start to organize. women for evolutionary reasons, biological reasons, very profound reasons are less vulnerable to the disease of individualism. we just are. way back, hunter gathering time, the men would go out as individuals with their spears to get the tigers. it was always iffy if they were ever going to bring any meat back. it was hard, and it was an individual task of great courage. but the women stayed back and they helped each other. they helped raise each other's children, they helped deliver each other's children. human babies are the hardest of all to deliver and raise because our heads are so big, you know. e.o. wilson once said that he thought maybe god granted the gift of intelligence to the wrong species. he should have given it to species that don't eat meat and have no

thatcher and mr mack cole that hairstyle. really the art of modern. particularly with what looked like to be pearls on the is around her. for me no protest in paris is complete intil we have met this gentleman this is your baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive color in so many 1st s. or. joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians are not performing their duties and acting to help the people both on the simple message is to do more humorist messages it seems you can pretty much find anything on a placard a protest in france and from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest band out here in showing is to make sure that they seen in the crowds show that you can ski r.t. in paris. a new report has revealed that the u.k. failed to notify all the e.u. countries about 75000 crimes committed by their nationals in britain according to the

thatcher and mr. call that hairstyle is indisputably the art of market share particularly with what looked like to be pearls on the is around. for me no protest in paris is complete intil we have met this gentleman this is baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive color in so many 1st. joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians are not performing their duties and acting to help. both on the simple message is to do more humorous messages it seems you can pretty much find anything on a plaque on a protest in front and from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest band out here in showing is to make sure that they seen in the crowds show that you can ski r.t. in paris. a new report has revealed that the u.k. failed to notify other countries about 75000 crimes committed by their nationals in britain according to

the huge looks like the son of margaret thatcher and mr mack all that hair style is. really the art of market share particularly with what looked like to be pearls on the is around. for me no protest in paris is complete in till we have met this gentleman this is baptist and every protest he is out with a new so i mean in this distinctive color in so many 1st s. or. joining the fight for social justice the environment democracy democracy everything is going wrong this is a democratic emergency the politicians are not performing their duties and acting to help the people both on the simple message is to do more humorous messages it seems you can pretty much find anything on a plaque on a protest in front and from everybody we've spoken to it seems that the reason why people are really keen to get their protest band out here in showing is to make sure that they seen in the crowds show that you can ski r.t. in paris. a new report has revealed that the u.k. failed to notify other countries about 75000 crimes committed by their nationals in britain according to the guardia

thatcher his notion on why we should have something similar to a universal basic income that the government should provide a certain minimum income he said for everyone a sort of floor below which nobody need fall even when he is unable to provide for himself this he said would provide freedom from coercion by employers so if we have a jobs market the employer always has more leverage because you need the money you need to feed yourself you need to house yourself and your family so his notion was that it provides a more equal market there between employee and employer and this is going back to what he said about the jobs if you have a guaranteed level of jobs it really does make you know ridnour it makes the floor a better floor so right now your choice is nothing if you're unemployed or slave wages will suppose you have a 3rd option actual meaningful way that allowed you to really do something amazing for society you know maybe is daycare babies building roads babysitting car elderly how do we get the best piggy back the growing of the pie is that we can't just have 4 white guys figure eve

see you could imagine a world in which margaret thatcher is out of office immediately. do you have that neoliberal era? may be. may be as delayed. it's hard to know. so it is possible that the nationalist oligarchy is our future and it could be the new normal defining politics for 30 years. but it also doesn't have to be there are choices that are not entrenched. so if they become entrenched when everybody starts to agree. to go back to the both to the era that people on both sides have as sense of the broad ideology. and that is important. especially in the nineties move from the old democrats to the new democrats building on that dominant ideology and view. but that leads to be dominant. from the traditional oligarchy and then to that ideology. that part of it around the world the rigging of the political game so that democracy doesn't actually work. you change structural elements of democracy so it's not quite a democracy anymore. that is a potential difference where you change the rules of the system so it does it make so that is a slight difference if or when oliga

thatcher's third victory back in 1987. that result has absolutely transformed everything around here. it means, numberone, for brexitcasters, we are leaving the european union at the end of next month, unless something odd happens. unless you are sitting on your couch in january eating a lot of quality street, it happened. and that is massive. for me, the other side of the channel, this change in the eu's understanding, perception and hopes for the future, because we saw the slow dying of the hope of a second referendum, leading either to a soft brexit or the uk staying in. i mean, i think the sort of hope for the uk staying in for many countries already went last year, i think, but that really went so that when we got to this election, the eu cheered borisjohnson‘s election victory — not because of borisjohnson, not because of his politics, but for clarity. it is a big majority, it means that he can bring forward the negotiated brexit deal and there's no doubt in the eu's mind it will get passed and they can move on.

thatcher his notion on why we should have something similar to a universal basic income that the government should provide a certain minimum income he said for everyone a sort of floor below which nobody need fall even when he is unable to provide for himself this he said would provide freedom from coercion by employers so if we have a jobs market the employer always has more leverage because you need the money you need to feed yourself you need to house yourself and your family so his notion was that it provides a more equal market there between employee and employer and this is going back to what he said about the jobs if you have a guaranteed level of jobs it really does make you know ridnour it makes the floor a better floor so right now your choice is nothing if you're unemployed or slave wages will suppose you have a 3rd option actual meaningful way that allowed you to really do something amazing for society you know maybe is daycare babies building roads babysitting to our elderly how do we get the best piggy back the growing of the pie is that we can't just have 4 white guys figure

thatcher they've been doing. villains people like david cameron and the b.b.c. they are waiting for the moment and it can't come soon enough and laurie i suppose the challenge for the government though is to not make it something which is then to sort of saddening for the right for the rest of the people who voted to remain. yeah well that is boris johnson's message of the moment that this is a time to renew the nation this is a time to come together the people here in the crowd think this is a huge victory but boris johnson isn't really using that kind of language is certainly a way that the voice was very close it was 52 percent to leave 48 percent to remain so there is a large part of this country babsy a member even a majority now the thinks that this is a bad idea many of those have made their peace with it they have accepted that this is a democratic process it was a democratic decision and that has to be honored but boris johnson has to show them that he is listening to their concerns as well and he also h

thatcher his notion on why we should have something similar to a universal basic income that the government should provide a certain minimum income he said for everyone a sort of floor below which nobody need fall even when he is unable to provide for himself this he said would provide freedom from coercion by employers so if we have a jobs market the employer always has more leverage because you need the money you need to feed yourself you need to house yourself and your family so his notion was that it provides a more equal market there between employee and employer this is going back to what he said about the jobs if you have a guaranteed level of jobs it really does make you know nor it makes the floor a better floor so right now your choice is nothing if you're unemployed or slave wages will suppose you have a 3rd option actual meaningful way that allowed you to really do something amazing for society you know maybe is daycare babies building roads babysitting car elderly how do we get the best piggy back the growing of the pie is that we can't just have 4 white guys figure everything

thatcher his notion on why we should have something similar to a universal basic income that the government should provide a certain minimum income he said for everyone a sort of floor below which nobody need fall even when he is unable to provide for himself this he said would provide freedom from coercion by employers so if we have a jobs market the employer always has more leverage because you need the money you need to feed yourself you need to house yourself and your family so his notion was that it provides a more equal market there between employee and employer and this is going back to what he said about the jobs if you have a guaranteed level of jobs it really does make you know ridnour it makes the floor a better floor so right now your choice is nothing if you're unemployed or slave wages will suppose you have a 3rd option actual meaningful way that allowed you to really do something amazing for society you know maybe as daycare babies building roads babysitting to our elderly how do we get the best piggybacked the growing of the pie is that we can't just have 4 white guys figure

was becoming a federal superstate vicious infighting over europe bedeviled prime ministers margaret thatcher john major and david cameron it is time for the british people to have their say ken clarke was a minister in all their governments david faceted chances seen quite sure he'd win a referendum he thought it was rather a clever way of stopping the party having these public rallies on the subject and that was the start of works become an historic crisis and so the cold country going back to square warm starting all over again trying to decide what his role in the world is cameron's remain campaign last the 2016 referendum boris johnson's leavers won but when next strengthen independence cheer some poverty and loneliness lament others much depends on what future relationship the u.k. and europe will have and what different parts the to take. how to 0 london. there and these are the top stories the world health organization has declared the coronavirus a global health emergency they respiratory diseases killed more than 200 people in china infected 9 and a half 1000 and spread to 18 other

was becoming a federal superstate vicious infighting over europe bedevils prime ministers margaret thatcher john major and david cameron it is time for the british people to have their say ken clarke was a minister in all their governments the fascist chances with quite sure he'd win a referendum he thought it was rather a clever way. stopping the party having these public hours on the subject and that was the start of works become an historic crisis and so the whole country going back to square warm all over again trying to decide what his role in the world is cameron's remain campaign lost the 2016 referendum boris johnson's leavers won but when next strengthen independence cheer some poverty and loneliness lament others much depends on what future relationship the u.k. and europe will have and what different parts the to take. how to 0 london a state of emergency has been declared in australia's capital as bushfires threatened kamber and the surrounding region many fear the hot weather and strong winds this weekend will only spread the blaze out of control south of the city it is the wor

thatcher his notion on why we should have something similar to a universal basic income that the government should provide a certain minimum income he said for everyone a sort of floor below which nobody need fall even when he is unable to provide for himself this he said would provide freedom from coercion by employers so if we have a jobs market the employer always has more leverage because you need the money you need to feed yourself you need to house yourself and your family so his notion was that it provides a more equal market there between employee and employer this is just going back to what he said about the jobs if you have a guaranteed level of jobs it really does make you know ridnour it makes the floor a better floor so right now your choice is nothing if you're unemployed or slave wages will suppose you have a 3rd option actual meaningful way that allowed you to really do something amazing for society you know maybe is daycare babies building roads babysitting to our elderly how do we get the best it's going to piggyback the growing of the pie is that we can't just have 4 whit

thatcher his notion on why we should have something similar to a universal basic income that the government should provide a certain minimum income he said for everyone a sort of floor below which nobody need fall even when he is unable to provide for himself this he said would provide freedom from coercion by employers so if we have a jobs market the employer always has more leverage because you need the money you need to feed yourself you need to house yourself and your family so his notion was that it provides a more equal market there between employee and employer this is go back to where they said about the jobs if you have a guaranteed level of jobs it really does make you know nor it makes the floor a better floor so right now your choice is nothing if you're unemployed or slave wages will suppose you have a 3rd option actual meaningful way that allowed you to really do something amazing for society you know maybe as daycare babies building roads babysitting to our elderly how do we get the best it's going to piggyback the growing of the pie is that we can't just have 4 white guys fi

>> you have people like margaret thatcher - excuse me, people like the former chairman and leader of the party in germany. you have angela merkel say how terrible it was. i smacked him in mouth but many more things. you tell me my time is up. >> he's a bad dude and ran a bunch of bad boys. steve: if that is the leadership we need in these troubled times >> joe biden's premise is essentially we need to go back when he's clearly - i don't want to say insane but you can drive your own opinion on watching some of those from him. also why would we want to go back? being the vice president to obama and the previous administration, we need to go back, why would we go back when the economy is booming, things are done with immigration and eggs are stable when it comes to foreign policy and national security and trump is notching up wins on things like trade so i go back? that the only argument he can make is essentially we go back. steve: react to this, do we have the robert gates quote? brilliant. there we go. robert gates quote is - there it is, he's talking about biden but remember he was