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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190722:17:05:00

that pressure now we also it s worth mentioning the u.k. is amidst a leadership transition we have a new prime minister soon to be sworn in and it s looking like it s going to be boris johnson as the front runner what could that mean for the situation. it means for him at least that immediately after he will come into office on wednesday afternoon he has this big and very dangerous diplomatic and political crisis on his hands when he was the foreign minister he did toe the line the other european countries did particularly france and germany the signatories of the nuclear deal to keep it alive by all means and to sort of stick to it and will he continue doing so nobody knows who he sort of tried to throw the british like in with the more hard line stance and aggressive stance of washington nobody knows

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190302:06:57:30

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190206:22:02:00

more defense spending, defense for the unborn, hard-line stance on russia and china, nato paying its fair share. if i didn t know any different, i would say there were something for everyone. trump did stress unity. president trump: we must reject the politics of revenge, resistance, and retribution, and embrace the boundless potential of cooperation, compromise, and the common good. we must choose between greatness or gridlock, results or resistance, vision or vengeance, incredible progress or pointless destruction. greg: sounds conciliatory. no wonder the media hated it. eyesight is a psychotically incoherent speech with cookies and dog poo. every leader should be talking about climate change. the president didn t mention

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190126:15:02:00

government wouldn t reopen until he got funding for his wall, the president yesterday conceded to a deal that looks a lot like the one he rejected in december. it is a temporary spending bill that would reopen the government until february 15th, three weeks to give appropriators time to secure a border package that may or may not include the wall. this deal came after he caved to pressure from both sides of the aisle. congressional republicans were showing signs of breaking ranks with the president s hard line stance. that s why senate majority leader warned it was unclear how much longer the gop conference could hang together, hold the line. part of what compels the president to give that announcement on friday. white house aides were particularly concerned about the chaos, the delays that we were seeing in airports across the country as a result of staffing shortages from the shutdown. aides were worried that perhaps those images could drive some of

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20181222:19:04:00

florida, and says that he is working hard at the white house trying to resolve the shutdown and we just mentioned the lunch there. let s check in with senior white house reporter sara westwood. what are you hearing about what productive material could come from this lunch? reporter: well, fred, president trump has really been all over the map when it comes to this funding fight. first he said about a week ago that he would be proud to be responsible for a shutdown, if it meant getting money for his border wall. then his aides signaled that he would be willing to sign that temporary spending deal that passed the senate. it would have kept the government open to february 8. but by thursday, he had changed his mind, put his foot down again, taking a hard line stance, in favor of his $5 billion. and that s how we got to today. there s still not a lot of clarity coming from the white house about just what kind of legislation the president would be willing to sign. that s causing a lot of

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