right about that. we ll see what happens. she s one 100% right. kristin: terms, i m guessing you don t agree? it s disingenuous to act like she so concerned about the integrity of the vote. her new georgia project which is responsible for registering to vote a lot of the individuals for the discrepancies on roles as their estimate 14 paid canvassers for the organization that are now facing charges for filing fraudulent voter registration forms. she has her own problem when it comes to election integrity and she needs to be set. kristin: this argument is not just plain out in georgia. it s in north dakota where native american native americans who largely vote democratic in their dealing with some insular. a requirement they provide their legal name, current address, date of birth but the problem is a lot of native americans to live on streets believe on a reservation. what impact will that have on
probably hope that the insular will be denuclearized not just that the north koreans will give up their nuclear program but also in the long run that american forces will be distracted from the southern part of the current been insular and this would be in the long interest of russia but on the other hand they also want to kind of counterbalance china s immense influence and impact upon korea and looking at it from a kim jong il is perspective he must be feeling very chuffed right now you know recent described north korea as reclusive secretive isolated now suddenly you have the president of the u.s. who says he wants to meet kim jong un and russia is inviting him warmly on behind a lot of me putting to come to moscow and even easier being from china also is kind of if not flattering but they can very seriously the north koreans monsters doing this diplomatic game going on going off menu polluting but that everything i think
school for its response to the events. they praise askers head teacher for her attempts to protect him but they say the school administration downplayed the anti semitic bullying and did nothing to intervene. it was somewhere i had emailed well i told well we sort of bag them with saying look i m fortunately the incident as more and more insular if the situation is escalating please can we do something about it the principal did not reply after they withdrew their son from the school the mccoskey has decided to go public they wanted to raise awareness and help create change oscar s story made headlines across germany. the school maintains it took appropriate action but why did school principal uncle
for example, to re-affirm article 5 of nato. the eastern european countries that are wary of putin. yes. but there was also a kind of insular, only we in the west understand how to do these things correctly, talking about radical islam, which he hadn t raised before. leaving that aside, teleprompter trump is one thing and it s fine when you re reading a prepared speech. but we know who the real trump is and that s tweet trump and press conference on the rare occasion when he answers questions trump. you saw america isolated at the g-20 on climate change, on trade. he was so against the west going to bat for those policies. the first european trip, they were taken aback by his criticism. this one, he was like, i m the bad guy, i m wearing the black hat, come on, bring it on. and the white house feels it was a success because they say he was leading in a number of
was elected after a campaign in which, as you say, he was dismissive of nato. during the intermission, he basically said to the times he could care less if the eu dissolved and went right up to the break of endorsing marine le pen, certainly saying she was stronger on the issues facing france during that election. i think many in europe worried he was the forward edge of a wave that could swamp over this sort of insular, nationalist, populist wave that brexit last june and then his election last november seemed to be heralding. but in fact, what has happened this year in europe, as we ve seen the kind of trump-like populist candidate perform below expectations in the netherlands, le pen below expectations in france, they lost ground in the polls in germany, and i think there is less concern among the european leaders that president trump in his skepticism of what nick burns talked about as the traditional u.s. role in the world, in effect is speaking to