test, and he did pass it, about how he learned of the story, the enquirer changed him to a contract that paid him out in full, $30,000, and also signed him up for a $1 million legal liability if he broke his side of the contract. a little disproportionate there. and that ended the thing. understanding the way this diverges from the national enquirer s own typical tactics in this matter. interesting enough i m fascinated by the fact that you were able to get michael cohen to admit to you he was in communication with the national enquirer about this story. that strikes me as unusual because when you re reporting something out you don t confirm it with the source of the story with the spokesperson of the heart of the person at the story until you re comfortable that you know it s true. here s the odd thing, michael cohen goes back with national enquirer for years, he knew
a really concerted if it from people across the atlantic to try and mobilize german far right verges just to be clear that those headlines were false that s right ok thank you so much. now let s take a look at some other stories making news around the world kurds in iraq are preparing to vote in an independence referendum polling stations in arabic are reading their ballot boxes for monday s vote your bill is the capital of iraq semi autonomous kurdish region results expected to be overwhelmingly in favor of independence but iraq s government in baghdad considers the referendum illegal. brinsmade opposition leader jeremy corbyn says his labor party will challenge the government over its bragg s it policies especially those relating to trade access and workers rights mr coburn was speaking i had of his party s annual conference his comments follow a major breakthrough speech by prime minister theresa may that extra out of talks on britain s departure from the e.u. begins on monday. in
russia is playing in afghanistan? well, i think that s an excellent question as well, too. not only russia. not only do you see russia supporting the taliban and helping out some of the government, but you also see china in there as well too. obviously we have diverging interests from both of those countries. you didn t hear that last night, but that being said, i believe that the president s strategy was certainly one more of chess as opposed to checkers. you have to look at the totality of the region there and look at all the players and how they re impacting both, you know, for stable zblaizization of afghan state itself and how that diverges from our own interests. i don t know what the strategy is yet. i think that s an excellent question that you asked. i would like to hear more on that. we have to acknowledge the fact that they are there and they are playing a role. we do need them to help out for the stability of the region, for the stability of afghanistan, but there s no qu
polls showed that people were not happy with the immigration order? that has also happened. in pointing out this tweet from the president, it is one where he doesn t source it is for a morning consult. it shows 55% is his claim. he is tweeting a poll that is favorable to his point of view. it difficult verges from some of the other. reporter: it suggests his area of focus. he uses twitter to constantly push back on things. he is also using twitter to defend his daughter, ivanka. one of the issues as she and her daughter have moved to washington and part of the fst family to divest themselves of personal and business interests. she has separated herself from the day to day running of her company. yet, the president is saying that nordstrom, one of the major
policy. you also met with nikki haley. mr. trump s pick for ambassador to the un and she shared with you her world view i think also d diverges from mr. trump. both governor nikki haley and rex tillerson have said they value nato. they have a view of vladimir putin as being the aguesssor. particularly in ukraine. they oppose the idea that we might accept the annexation of crimea and they do think we should stay at the table of the climate agreement negotiated in paris and the iran nuclear agreement. those are important steps in the direction of a bipartisan mature view of world affairs. but it highlights how unpresented the tweets have been