a complete victory over germany and the return of a sus and logon to france. clearly also also demanded that germany pay huge reparations for the damage it had caused during the wall. but the british and u.s. delegations were concerned that reparations would ruin the defeated powers financially and could lead to domestic tensions and even civil war as in russia. president wilson. spent the last 5 days of 1918 in britain and on january the 1st travelled to italy for talks with king viktor emanuel and the prime minister. wilson also began preparing for the international peace conference due to open on january the 19th. he continued to push for the approval of his 14 point program
reparations for the damage it had caused during the wall. but the british and u.s. delegations were concerned that reparations would ruin the defeated powers financially and could lead to domestic tensions and even civil war as in russia. president wilson spent the last 5 days of 1918 in britain and on january the 1st travelled to easily for talks with king victor emmanuel and the prime minister. wilson also began preparing for the international peace conference due to open on january the 19th. he continued to push for the approval of his 14 point program including the right of self-determination for minority people yes i was warmly
a complete victory over germany and the return of isis and logon to france. clearly also also demanded that germany pay she would reparations for the damage it had caused during the wall. but the british and u.s. delegations were concerned that reparations would ruin the defeated powers financially and could lead to domestic tensions and even civil war as in russia. president wilson. spent the last 5 days of 1918 in britain and on january the 1st travelled to italy for talks with king viktor emanuel and the prime minister. wilson also began preparing for the international peace conference due to open on january the 19th. he continued to push for the approval of his 14 point program
capitol hill. ainsley: former attorney general loretta lynch accusing james comey of misrepresenting a key conversation in the clinton email probe. steve: griff jenkins joins us live in washington, d.c. griff, we are hearing details from a closed door hearing on january the 19th of last year. good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. it turns out of the former attorney general did not take kindly to being accused of instructing her former fbi director on the semantics of the clinton email probe. remember when james comey said this under oath? we were getting to a place where the attorney general and i were both going to have to testify and talk publicly about it and i wanted to know was she going to authorize us to confirm we had an investigation and she said said yes but don t call it that. call it a matter. i said why would i do that? and she said just call it a matter. that. claim left lynch, quote, quite surprised. according to transcripts on capitol hill last december releas
he could sign it at mar-a-largo or have a signing ceremony somewhere else. when he returns to washington d.c. and the congress comes back in early january, have another big event like this as a post signing ceremony. the one possible hitch in all of this has to do with a bill to continue funding the government. i m told the white house is confident they ll get a continuing resolution and continue to fund the government through january the 19th and they re also confident they ll get what are called pay-go waivers, which means entitledments would not be cut to pay for the tax cuts. if they don t get that, that would likely then delay the signing of this tax reform bill to the new year, because there s a complicated provision that the president signs it this year and don t get a waiver, the cuts to entitlements take place next year. if he waits until 2018 to sign it, they wouldn t kick in until 2019. the white house confident they ll get the waivers. you have to say the. had a big, big wi