the horizon? i ll ask the investigative reporter, ronan bergman. also, jim mattis had a 44-year career in the marine corps and then took the pentagon s top job as donald trump s first secretary of defense. but he quit less than two years later. general mattis on duty, honor, and loyalty. but first, here s my take. britain s conservative party is arguably the most successful political party of the modern age. thetories, as they re also known, have ruled britain for nearly 60 of the 90 years since 1929, the country s first election with universal adult suffrage. but this week, we watched the beginning of the end of the conservative party, at least as we have known it. in the post-world war ii area, theto tories were defined by an advocacy of free markets and traditional values, a
explain why. to an election. life is too short and and you do have an election in november or something like that. leadership roles are too short, does that landscape, again, it sometimes, as short as two, looks good for boris johnson, three, five years of a because labor is unpopular. or could that change? corporation, of a country, on the one side, boris johnson is a communicator, political system, military unit. unlike his predecessor. he actually got off to quite a life is just too short to learn good start as prime minister everything you need to know over the recent weeks. based on your own experience. but he s collided with the you re going to have to sharpen reality of a parliament that s not prepared to leave the yourself and many of the best ideas i ve gotten were recovered european union without a deal. and he is going to be forced to from old books. break this central pledge, which those were great new ideas, i is, he would not be prime minister and allow britain to tho
determined to stop that and they worked rather effectively to pass legislation with the opposition that would essentially prevent britain from crashing out at october 31st and would force the prime minister i can. to ask for an extension. the two words whispered at the start of every race. he then sacked them, summarily. and in so doing so, to be a tory nowadays, you have to be in every new job. favor of crashing out. the tory party has become the and attempt to parallel park. brexit party. (electrical current buzzing) i think he underestimated the each new draft of every novel. reaction within the rest of his (typing clicks) party of disquiet at this the finishing touch on every masterpiece. extraordinary behavior. and then the other surprise has (newborn cries) been the discipline shown by it is humanity s official two-word war cry. jeremy corbyn, the yes, awful leader of the opposition, not words that move us all forward. immediately agreeing to an election and saying that there the
said that there is a problem yeah, i could see that. with the national education of for those who were born to ride, there s progressive. hong kong s youth. this echos older concerns in 2015. one former chinese official said that the students in hong kong were being brainwashed. but young people in hong kong told the times that the curriculum where teachers can talk to students about mass hello, everyone, and welcome demonstrations, the police, the this sunday. courts, has helped them i m fredricka whitfield. understand what is at stake in we begin with stunning efforts the protests. to end america s longest war. today president trump says he while it s surprising that a was to hold peace talks with course is being credit would leaders of the taliban at camp such a massive movement, it s david. in a series of tweets last also the most natural thing in the world, because a liberal night, trump revealed this education is, in fact, somewhat subversive to established secret meeting was
center. how well will the lib dems in particular do. and the hope, i think, is that you end up with them either cor government such that it can t do too much damage, or if you have a hung government, limiting what anything that can happen in terms of a no deal. so the choice itself, it s a horrific choice for the country, because it is the the choice between a prime minister corbyn, were he to become prime minister, if he were unconstrained, he would do unbelievable damage to the uk. a hard brexit crashout, which seems to be what the tory party under boris johnson wants, would also do enormous damage. it s rock and a hard place. and for many, many people, particularly remain tories, but centrists at all stripes, there is not a natural home in either of the two main parties. this will sound familiar to a lot of people in america, david, in the sense that people fear that if bernie sanders gets the