describing bill s distinguished career. there is no question, none whatsoever, that bill is well qualified to serve as attorney general. he has held this position before and won high praise during his tenure for his fairness, his tenacity, and his work ethic. so, instead of droning on about bill s resume, i want to tell you about what bill identifies as the most important achievement of his private service as attorney general. at least this is what i believe is what he believes. i believe his answer tells you much about how he will approach the job and month he is. when asked what his most important accomplishment was as attorney general, bill does not point to one of his many policy successes. he doesn t talk about his role in setting antitrust merger guidelines. he doesn t say it was his role
here in the united states and all around the world. i m natalie allen. the headlines this hour, gatwick airport near london aiming to run a full schedule of flights on saturday after droning flying nearby forced several shutdowns over the last few days. police have now arrested two people in connection with the investigation. the u.s. president is said to be extremely angry over the news coverage of james mattis quitting as a defense secretary. a source says mr. trumps hates matti is being praised as the adult that kept the president s impulses in check. well, parts of the u.s. government are now shutdown which means hundreds of thousands of federal employees are caught in the middle. lawmakers left washington friday with no deal to fund the government by a midnight deadli deadline. they are deadlocked over the president s demand to fund a border wall which democrats opposed.
president of the united states. if people are willing like orrin hatch and others to turn their face away from that fact, that means they re turning their backs on democracy as such. the stakes of this are really huge. when the story first dropped in the washington in the wall street journal, i heard many people around this table say this story around stormy daniels could bring down this presidency. because they knew at the heart of it was the potential of a crime. not just immoral activity. part of what i think is at stake here, even with normalization, evened with the droning on and the boring nature of it all is democracy. folks who are so willing to play fast and loose with the politics of it are willing to play fast and loose with democracy. now to you. at the heart of american exceptionism has been a sense of the rule of law and the constitution. that s a bedrock of the democracy. it s the reason why america is
you have taught us that what matters is not power or politics, weapons or wealth. what truly counts is the courageous spirit and a generous heart. the days of separation and segregation are over. [cheering.] laura: a major policy of the obama presidency will likely be no more. the trump administration is preparing to roll back obama arrow rules pushing the consideration of race in college admissions. trump s abrasive race neutral admissions as a victory for critics of affirmative action, with the news is already sparking a serious blowback on the left. droning is not to debate as
are both suffering. we focus so much on the droning of migrants at sea we are learning more about 13,000 migrants have been expelled by algeria in just about the past year and left abandoned in the sahara desert where it s estimated that every one migrant that dies at sea, two are lost in the sahara, called by some that leaves as slip stomachs lift killer that leaves very little evidence behind. they are stranded waiting for some to allow it to the dock. finally shannon, european leaders are talking very much about how to come to some sort of a solution that in the migration crisis of this week. that of course has threatened to end the political career of german chancellor angela merkel. france is accusing government such as italy using the migrant