whether or not ample can convince owners and vehicle manufacturers to adopt their tech, batteries like this could play a key role in addressing some of the issues hampering the uptake of electric vehicles. but we can t talk about the future of transport without mentioning flying cars. the question is, are they ready to take off yet? nick kwek s been finding out. over the years we have seen passenger drone demos, hoverboards and jetwings. one manufacturer from the netherlands though, thinks it has finally cracked it well, almost. here it is, the pal v liberty, on british soil. shall we take it for a spin? let s go. sadly, this precise model in the uk is unable to fly. it s had its parts decommissioned. but across the north sea i am assured it does this.
those gains go away and you ll have nancy pelosi on the house floor rallying for eight hours to protect the people here illegally and they ll have open borders and get rid of the tax cuts and god knows what else. i stand with devin nunes on that comment. i did not hear the word protect. i hope that the media gets that right and says the word protect was not in that statement. i think that s a little false advertising. we get your point. but it was certainly implied if not specifically used, that one word protect. that s a little thin. we can leave it on that and let the viewers make up their mind to see what he was driving at. let me get your thoughts. you re a member of the house foreign affairs committee. on these latest sanctions against russia for the poisoning of an ex-russian spy on british soil, including his daughter as well. these sanctions are required by u.s. law, but the administration
channel stuff, pretty normal in any type of situation that we re fating. the bigger picture, this is dealing with the poisoning, on british soil. when it comes to the russians there are high stakes in a larger negotiation. the president talked to president putin about the situation and the united states implementing the sanctions knowing they have to deal with that negotiation in the future which tells you a lot about where we think our leverage is. harris: i started by saying the reverse sanctions on us, they haven t hurt, you said no, governor. i didn t think we were buying that much russia stuff. no. vodka. [laughing] allegedly. no comment. harris: is daca seeing its final days? the legal action brought by the texas attorney general that could halt applications and possibly end it for good. plus, new developments in the showdown between president trump and robert mueller and his russia investigation, what the president s legal team
war with anybody for the past 20 or 30 years. china has been in a trade war with us the entire time. and we may not we may all be in favor of free trade but there was a clear signal sent by voters when they voted for donald trump, saying look, he ran against china, it was a big issue for them. the voters were jones and for a showdown with china over exactly those things because of the stealing of technology and the things that she mentioned. shannon: there was some news that came in late this afternoon about russia and the fact that we were imposing a new round of sanctions, that has to do with the suspected attempted assassination of a spy on british soil. that s been addressed by a number of authorities in europe who believe it does trace back to russia. this is a new round of the u.s. pushing back. yes and the administration has been pretty tough on russia but the president, not some much. there s a big disconnect between
[ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it s a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. the trump administration is vaming russia for expelling 60 u.s. diplomats and closing the american consulate in st. petersburg in what has become an escalating back and forth over the poit onning of a former british spy russian spy on british soil.