... in the memo section, because he's not legally authorized to sign the checks. But this is a big break in protocol. The president was just asked about that on the White House lawn. He's still speaking as we speak. He's in the Rose Garden. And he said ...
... Schifrin: And, Mr. Miliband, I only have about 30 seconds left, but I think this is vital, and you suggested it before. But let me just ask you again. So many Americans, so many people watching this are scared about their families, their communities, their country. What is your message ...
... that they have access to food, they have access to other services that they might need during that period of self-isolation. You can't just ask for the self-isolation on its own. Malcolm Brabant: For now, Britain has decided not to follow Italy, where soccer matches have taken ...
... The New York Times' editorial board and is the author of "The Many Lives of Michael Bloomberg." Thank you for joining us, Eleanor. Let me just ask you right away, why do you think Michael Bloomberg is running? Eleanor Randolph: Well, he's always wanted to be president. And he ...
... launched, including a new recording of perhaps the most famous piece in the repertoire, Edward Elgar's Cello Concerto. And he's much in demand. Just ask Baltimore symphony conductor Marin Alsop. Marin Alsop: I had to get on the waiting list, you know? Jeffrey Brown: Yes, because he's ...
... Ricky home and we just ask you to just be with all those, Lord, who are in prison or wrongfully sitting in those cages, Lord, just praying and waiting for a way, and a hope to come home just like Ricky did and just like I did. We pray these ...
... has trauma like me, I know how they have pain, and not only the pain with physical, but nightmare and traumatized. Most of them, they just ask me, why you are naked? Why you crying? And I say, yes, because the bomb drop and I got burned. I also show ...
... socialist to a billionaire Wall Street baron — who represent the broad spectrum of change, ideologically and symbolically, that is today's deeply divided Democratic Party. Just ask the two dozen voters who waited outside a recent over-packed Dover, New Hampshire, campaign appearance for Elizabeth Warren, the progressive Massachusetts senator ...
And those answers -- those questions have not been answered. Judy Woodruff: I want to ask you about something the president said in his remarks today. And that is, he contends that Iran went on what he called a terror spree with the money that it received under the nuclear deal ...
... Iraqi government doesn't need them, if the Iraqi military doesn't need U.S. Army, which I think they need them now, they can just ask them to leave, and they will leave eventually, in a few days. We don't need a bill in the Parliament to push ...
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