[cannons firing] [bells ringing] [cannons firing] [bells ringing] [cannons firing] [bells ringing] that there is a 41gun salute. 21 guns not enough for the new king in the united king dom. Good morning, everybody. Im bill hemmer. Welcome to our continuing coverage on americas newsroom as we say hello again to my colleague Martha Maccallum live again in london where we could, at any moment, see the new baby. Hey, martha, good morning. Martha hey there, bill, good morning. And listen to that. That is a 41gun salute. Were hearing an enormous amount of applause and celebration in london today. This does not happen every day. A prince is born. A future king of england. 16 countries in the realm. Almost a third of the population of the world falls under the british realm still to this day. David cameron, the Prime Minister, came out and acknowledged the importance of this moment yesterday. This is a important moment in our country and the an important moment in the lives after much loved cou
while we weren t talking about congressman carnival specifically were talking about the way the committee process worked and what a system in our government in which committees in congress actually did their job. and as you read the diary you will see that barber conable epitomize that one of my first jobs was in rochester, new york, and i d had the to meet former soon to be world bank president barbara carnival and a number of occasions and what would alan wrote in this book is so true he was probably one of the most decent, hardworking individuals you d ever want to meet and there are two stories i ll share with you. first of all, his passion, the republican party. he was a fierce partizan, but he was also a patriot and he put the country first. and i had the chance when he was president to sit down with president george h.w. bush to talk about the news of the day. he spent half the time talking about his good friend barber conable. so when you re doing an interview with a
i also do a show on sirius and i just finished an interview and while we weren t talking about congressman carnival specifically were talking about the way the committee process worked and what a system in our government in which committees in congress actually did their job. and as you read the diary you will see that barber conable epitomize that one of my first jobs was in rochester, new york, and i d had the to meet former soon to be world bank president barbara carnival and a number of occasions and what would alan wrote in this book is so true he was probably one of the most decent, hardworking individuals you d ever want to meet and there are two stories i ll share with you. first of all, his passion, the republican party. he was a fierce partizan, but he was also a patriot and he put the country first. and i had the chance when he was president to sit down with president george h.w. bush to talk about the news of the day. he spent half the time talking about his good
worked and what a system in our government in which committees in congress actually did their job. and as you read the diary you will see that barber conable epitomize that one of my first jobs was in rochester, new york, and i d had the to meet former soon to be world bank president barbara carnival and a number of occasions and what would alan wrote in this book is so true he was probably one of the most decent, hardworking individuals you d ever want to meet and there are two stories i ll share with you. first of all, his passion, the republican party. he was a fierce partizan, but he was also a patriot and he put the country first. and i had the chance when he was president to sit down with president george h.w. bush to talk about the news of the day. he spent half the time talking about his good friend barber conable. so when you re doing an interview with a president, you want the time to talk about the news as jonathan martin can attest to. but he respected the institu