of china s communist party. testing the limits of artistic freedom. a controversial new film on tsar nicolas ii finally hits screens in russia after months of bitter protest. get in touch with us using the hashtag beyond one hundred days hello and welcome, i m katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. president trump has difficulty telling the truth, he s not a good role model for children and he is debasing america. those aren t ours views, they are not the views of a democrat, those are the opinions of a top republican in washington. senator bob corker is retiring next year but until then he is speaking his mind on the subject of donald trump. the powerful chairman of the foreign relations committee gave a series of interviews on us tv today in which he came close to saying he doesn t even fully trust mr trump with the nuclear codes. it s not the first time the two men have tangled, but it is the most explosive. here he is earlier today. it s a sad place
how this man flew 15 miles, 8,000 feet in the air with just a lawn chair and these balloons. put your arms around me baby and we do say good morning, america. we say, say what! say what. that stunt. inspired by the movie up. as we said earlier, but i don t know if that s creative, or just flatout insane. maybe a little of both. first new developments overnight in washington. the senate was up late. vice president pence cast the deciding vote to repeal a rule that makes it easier for consumers to sue banks or credit card companies. and the shock waves still being felt after two republican senators blasted president trump. senator flake will join us in a moment. he said yesterday enough is enough. he called the president reckless and tennessee senator bob corker accused the president of debasing the presidency. mary bruce, all the reaction coming in on capitol hill. good morning, mary. reporter: good morning, robin. we are witnessing an astounding public ind
how this man through 15 miles, 8,000 feet in the air with just a lawn chair and these balloons. put your arms around me baby and we do say good morning, america. we say, say what! say what. that stunt. inspired by the movie up. but i don t know if that s creative or flat out insane. maybe a little of both. first new developments overnight in washington. the senate was up late. vice president pence cast deciding vote to repeal a rule that makes it easier to sue banks or credit card companies and the shock waves still being felt after two republican senators blasted president trump. senator flake will join us in a moment. he said yesterday enough is enough. he called the president reckless and tennessee senator bock corker accused the president of debasing the presidency. mary bruce, all the reaction coming in on capitol hill. good morning, mary. reporter: good morning, robin. well, we are witnessing an astounding public indictment of the integrity of a sitt
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