sondland testimony deals with the issue of a quid pro quo and whether or not he told investigators out. something that we spotted looking at the deposition. i want to do a reset, this is very important for context, go back, this was maybe about a month ago. we got some text messages between bill taylor, the acting ambassador to ukraine and gordon sondland. i will read what the set up was then. bill taylor as i sat on the phone, it is crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign. and gordon sondland replied by text messages bill, i believe you are incorrect about president trump s intentions but he has been incredibly clear, no quid pro quos of anytime pit i suggest we stop the back and forth by text and take this back on line. there was something potentially withheld when you go through this testimony. the other thing i am struck by
hope for the best. i ve always taken everything in just to make sure and put it in the garage. doesn t take me an hour, two hours to do all that. it s worth it? it is. it is. you never know. he s still sure where he will ride out the storm. that s something shared by many people in the jacksonville area. do they stay or do they go? that s another question also for city officials. the mayor is waiting until tomorrow to make a decision about potential evacuations here along jacksonville beach and elsewhere. thank you so much for bringing us the latest from jacksonville, florida. we appreciate that. we re obviously volleying between two very important stories today. we re giving you a look at the set up, the preparation in
wine if they are to go ahead with that tax. if there is news out this morning, just spoke with the finance minister a second ago about whether there might be a deal on that. only told me things are moving in the right direction, but reuters is reporting that a deal has already been struck so we will hear about that in a few minutes. jon: john roberts, chief white house correspondent in france. sandra: let s bring in our america s newsroom letter 18. former senior advisor and chris stirewalt, fox news political editor. so you heard the set up, awaiting the president, negotiations are ongoing. markets are moving, what do you think? they make the most important things that come out of these summits are when trade deals get done and in that respect, the fact that we are having principal and agreement with japan to have them buy more corn for less tariffs makes the size of a
could be a donor out there but there isn t a system in place to make that happen right there may be donors out there and there s the set up in the hospitals good enough to get those patients active once they have a brain death let s talk now about opting out so with this proposed system as actually everyone would would be signed up in a beyond them to then do the paperwork to say i don t i don t want to be part of this why do people object what are some of the reasons why people say i don t want to donate my organs even though i ve passed away well donation is something voluntarily actually when we re talking about the opt out system it s basically a mandatory organ delivery system by people who did make up their minds if they want to be a donor or not. spain for example has the system the opt out system and they have more transplant patients and when actually politicians from the german parliament traveled to spain to listen to those hospital. seniors or physicians
consent to build or to donate their organs so germany currently has what they call an opt in donor system why do officials now want to change it to opt out what s wrong with that old system well a lot of people think it s very simple they say there are people waiting on the waiting list they re desperate so we need to have more donors but the story s a different story because there was a very interesting study published last year in the german blood from having children keel where the found out that the major reason is special it could demick hospitals like university hospitals is that it s not a problem of donation or of the donors itself it s a problem of managing time management and structures of the hospitals where there s a physician who s not set free to take care in the match. and of potential donors so there could be a donor out there but there just isn t the system in place to make that happen there may be donors out there and there s the set up in the hospitals good enough