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This week, Emma and Karin have a free ranging conversation covering everything from the resignation of UK PM Theresa May to whether Democrats should be appearing on Fox News. But mostly, we were talking about this whole concept of electability - what does it even mean? Karin runs through her six definitions of what people might mean when they say a candidate is electable and we debate the relevance and usefulness of each. Plus, of course, we play the Gut Check Game. Warning - there's a bit more swearing than usual in this episode.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/democratically/message

Barely any wall has been built. Meanwhile, UK PM Theresa May's to secure her borders has her premiership in free-fall. Is Trump headed for the same fate? Then, Quentin Tarantino rejects feminism at the Cannes Film Festival, and finally the Mailbag! Date: 5-23-2019

It was meant to be the day when "church bells were rung, coins struck, stamps issued and bonfires lit to send beacons of freedom from hilltop to hilltop", to paraphrase Boris Johnson. Instead, UK PM Theresa May has suffered another defeat of her withdrawal agreement, albeit by a slimmer margin of only 58 votes. Our London Editor Denis Staunton and Ronan McCrea, Professor of Constitutional and European Law at University College London, talk about what comes next, and some longer term Brexit problems we haven't even begun to think about.

Thursday 28th March 2019 A risk off mood overnight saw moves to US Treasuries, with big falls in yields and falls in shares. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Tapas Strickland what’s driven sentiment overnight. They also discuss UK PM Theresa May’s promise to step aside if her Brexit deal is passed by parliament. And a more dovish than expected RBNZ drove the NZ dollar down, but what else has been hitting the Aussie dollar in this session? Plus, why its worth keeping an eye on job vacancy numbers this morning.

Squawk Box anchors discuss UK PM Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker’s Brexit deal changes, sterling reaction, US tech stocks soar while Boeing slumps, Deutsche Bank-Commerzbank merger talks, US Huawei warning to Germany, and former Barclays chairman Sir Gerry Grimstone on Brexit talks

TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW March 12, 2019 Tuesday, March 12th: Dems Imploding - House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) revealed that special counsel Robert Mueller and the rest of the Democrats have insufficient evidence to impeach the president after admitting removing Trump is “just not worth it.” Her confession is intended to save the DNC from giving in to the party’s fringe demands that are out of touch with most Americans. Across the Atlantic, UK PM Theresa May is threatening to never leave the EU if officials don’t back her Brexit deal. Joining today’s show is Vatican insider Leo Zagami breaking down globalist intrigue and other geopolitical happenings. Call and tune in no

Hr 1: The White House let CNN's Jim Acosta back in and he starts pontificating AGAIN! AND... Xander Gibb, talk show host of X-RAD says UK PM Theresa May keeps bringing the same deal back to the table packaged in a different bow. STOP! #BREXIT Hr 2: Is this what you had in mind when you decided to invest $100k+ in your child's college education? A "Condom Fashion Show." Mandated student fees being used to raise money for Planned Parenthood. Sex toy giveaways. And OPPOSING U.S. history and government civics to graduate. Hr 3: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's boyfriend gets congressional email account. Problem? AND... Airlines expand gender options, M=male, F=female, U=undisclosed or X=unspecified. How's that going to work with security? Have you had your healthy dose of reality lately?

Nancy Pelosi cancels the State of the Union amid the government shutdown. The majority of Americans support raising the wealthy tax rate to 70%. UK PM Theresa May faces another vote of no confidence. Vanity Fair admits Obama wasn't a good president. A 16 year old girl calls the police over her dad taking her phone. Congressmen are pushing for Steve King to resign. Senator Josh Hawley joins us to discuss his interview with AG Nominee Bill Barr.

Nancy Pelosi cancels the State of the Union amid the government shutdown. The majority of Americans support raising the wealthy tax rate to 70%. UK PM Theresa May faces another vote of no confidence. Vanity Fair admits Obama wasn’t a good president. A 16 year old girl calls the police over her dad taking her phone. Congressmen are pushing for Steve King to resign. Senator Josh Hawley joins us to discuss his interview with AG Nominee Bill Barr.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has survived a vote of no confidence triggered by members of her own party over her handling of Brexit. The results were announced by Graham Brady, a member of parliament who chairs the 1922 Committee, which represents Conservative lawmakers in the House of Commons. She defeated the leadership challenge after Conservative MPs voted to back her by 200 to 117. The prime minister's victory protects her from another leadership challenge from within her own party for 12 months.But the result will not offer any assurances to May's supporters that she will be able to get her all-important Brexit deal through the UK's parliament.On another front, the arrest of Chinese telecommunications CFO Meng Wanzhou has sent shock waves through the global markets. The context of the smartphone industry and the new challenges facing big western monopolies from Russia and China is vital background information for anyone who wants to understand these recent, dramatic events. She has been released on bail in Canada, setting her up for a lengthy legal fight over extradition to the United States. Now, US President Donald Trump suggests he may intervene in the legal saga if it would help his pursuit of a trade deal with China. What's really going on here? "If I think it's good for what will be certainly the largest trade deal ever made — which is a very important thing — what's good for national security, I would certainly intervene if I thought it was necessary," Trump told Reuters in an interview published shortly after Meng was granted bail by a judge in Vancouver. Her arrest in Canada at the behest of the US seems more like kidnapping, and Trump now saying that the US might intervene if it helps his trade negotiations with China sounds like extortion.Today, US District Judge William H. Pauley III sentenced President Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen to three years in prison and ordered Cohen to pay nearly $2 million in penalties for financial crimes and lying to Congress. Cohen pleaded guilty in two separate cases. One was brought by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election, over Cohen's lies to Congress. The other was brought by federal prosecutors in New York over tax and bank fraud allegations and campaign finance violations. In a court filing asking for no jail time, Cohen's attorneys wrote that their client's misdeeds were a product of his “fierce loyalty” to Trump and put the wrongdoing squarely at the feet of the president and his close advisers. This is a much different guy than the brash and arrogant one we saw on TV early on in this game. Trump at first denied knowing anything about the payments made to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, but then acknowledged that he had known about them. This week, he insisted that the payments were “a simple private transaction” — not election-related spending subject to campaign finance laws. He also maintained that even if the hush money payments were campaign transactions in violation of election regulations, that should be considered only a civil offense, not a criminal one.The Senate was expected to vote today on a resolution to end US support for the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen. It looks as though that vote won't take place until tomorrow. If successful, it would represent a significant shift for the Senate, which in March pigeonholed the same measure. So, where are we now with this Senate piece? The resolution, spearheaded by Sens. Chris Murphy (D-CT), Mike Lee (R-UT) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT), requires Trump to withdraw any troops in or “affecting” Yemen within 30 days unless they are fighting al Qaeda. Is this a loophole? The vote comes after 14 Republicans, including Bob Corker (R-TN), voted to kick the resolution out of the Foreign Relations Committee late last month. Several of those senators, however, said they were advancing the measure to send a message to Saudi Arabia, not because of the substance of the measure. Also, Yemeni government sources confirmed today that a mass prisoner swap with the Houthis included Saudi soldiers fighting alongside state troops, as UN-brokered peace talks neared their end.GUESTS:Caleb Maupin — Journalist and political analyst who focuses his coverage on US foreign policy and the global system of monopoly capitalism and imperialism.Dr. Hisham H. Ahmed — Professor in the Department of Politics at Saint Mary's College of California.Mac Hamilton — Executive manager at STAND: The Student-led Movement to End Mass Atrocities.

More is revealed about the murder of Jamal Khashoggi; UK PM Theresa May delays Brexit vote: The ACCC has a look at tech giants; And the world's oldest skydiver - she's from Adelaide.

Three defeats for UK PM Theresa May in one day  - what hope now for the  Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration passing muster next week? RTÉ Europe Editor Tony Connelly and Deputy Foreign Editor Colm Ó Mongáin look at the week that was and talk to Labour party MP and chair of the House of Commons Brexit committee Hilary Benn

POLITICIANS across Spain jumped on comments from a senior official this week in which he let slip that the date of the next general election may be brought forward.Jose Luis Abalos, the left-leaning Partido Socialista’s (PSOE) Organisational Secretary, said the party had not ruled out holding a ‘Super Sunday’ on May 26. .............. A national vote has to be held no later than Sunday July 26 2020. THE Spanish government and authorities in Gibraltar have made a series of agreements which cover arrangements during the transition period following Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union (EU). ALMOST 4,200 judges and prosecutors walked out of courts across Spain today (Monday) in a national strike over pay rates, working conditions and the running of Spain’s justice system. AN international network of child pornography involved in producing and distributing material in 27 countries has been identified, and 14 arrests made in Spain. A further four suspects are being investigated, and the identities of more than 400 ‘users’ who viewed the images on WhatsApp groups have been passed on to Europol and Interpol. THE number of undocumented migrants arriving in Spain has broken records two months before the end of the year, according to government statistics. The latest data from the Ministry of the Interior showed more than 47,860 migrants arrived in Spain from the start of this year up to October 31. That is around 8,500 more than the previous record set in 2006, according to statistics. TWO neighbourhoods in Valencia City have made the list of the top five chosen by European holidaymakers using a tourist apartment booking site. A TOTAL of 81 million people from overseas are expected to have holidayed in Spain by the end of this year, 0.8 per cent less than in 2017. Figures from the Ministry of Tourism predict tourism figures for this year will not exceed the 81.8 million seen by the end of last year. The UK PM Theresa May has faced a week of intense pressure from Brexiteers since the publication of her 585-page withdrawal agreement with Brussels last Wednesday. Britain is at the mercy of Russian hackers who are plotting cyber attacks that could bring the country to its knees, politicians have warned. There are ten attacks happening every day, with many aiming to paralyse areas such as the NHS, the national grid and even Parliament. It has been suggested that the female reproductive system and stress responses are more sensitive to the negative effects of extreme physical activity. Scientists say there is some evidence that arduous physical activity can suppress normal female reproductive hormone activity, impair bone strength and elevate stress hormone levels to a greater extent than in men. Bingo and Bollywood dancing are being prescribed to help ease doctors’ workloads. Instead of giving out pills, GPs are referring ‘frequent attenders’ to activities including gardening, boxing and free coffee mornings. There are 112 activities on offer from the 37 practices in Croydon, south London. The pilot scheme receives nearly £800,000 in NHS funding but also relies on community volunteers. .

POLITICIANS across Spain jumped on comments from a senior official this week in which he let slip that the date of the next general election may be brought forward.Jose Luis Abalos, the left-leaning Partido Socialista’s (PSOE) Organisational Secretary, said the party had not ruled out holding a ‘Super Sunday’ on May 26. .............. A national vote has to be held no later than Sunday July 26 2020. THE Spanish government and authorities in Gibraltar have made a series of agreements which cover arrangements during the transition period following Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union (EU). ALMOST 4,200 judges and prosecutors walked out of courts across Spain today (Monday) in a national strike over pay rates, working conditions and the running of Spain’s justice system. AN international network of child pornography involved in producing and distributing material in 27 countries has been identified, and 14 arrests made in Spain. A further four suspects are being investigated, and the identities of more than 400 ‘users’ who viewed the images on WhatsApp groups have been passed on to Europol and Interpol. THE number of undocumented migrants arriving in Spain has broken records two months before the end of the year, according to government statistics. The latest data from the Ministry of the Interior showed more than 47,860 migrants arrived in Spain from the start of this year up to October 31. That is around 8,500 more than the previous record set in 2006, according to statistics. TWO neighbourhoods in Valencia City have made the list of the top five chosen by European holidaymakers using a tourist apartment booking site. A TOTAL of 81 million people from overseas are expected to have holidayed in Spain by the end of this year, 0.8 per cent less than in 2017. Figures from the Ministry of Tourism predict tourism figures for this year will not exceed the 81.8 million seen by the end of last year. The UK PM Theresa May has faced a week of intense pressure from Brexiteers since the publication of her 585-page withdrawal agreement with Brussels last Wednesday. Britain is at the mercy of Russian hackers who are plotting cyber attacks that could bring the country to its knees, politicians have warned. There are ten attacks happening every day, with many aiming to paralyse areas such as the NHS, the national grid and even Parliament. It has been suggested that the female reproductive system and stress responses are more sensitive to the negative effects of extreme physical activity. Scientists say there is some evidence that arduous physical activity can suppress normal female reproductive hormone activity, impair bone strength and elevate stress hormone levels to a greater extent than in men. Bingo and Bollywood dancing are being prescribed to help ease doctors’ workloads. Instead of giving out pills, GPs are referring ‘frequent attenders’ to activities including gardening, boxing and free coffee mornings. There are 112 activities on offer from the 37 practices in Croydon, south London. The pilot scheme receives nearly £800,000 in NHS funding but also relies on community volunteers. .

UK PM Theresa May's Brexit Chequers White Paper hit a bum note this week in Salzburg, the town made famous by Mozart and 'The Sound of Music'. RTÉ Europe Editor Tony Connelly talked to Brexit Republic as the summit concluded and we hear from An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and UK PM Theresa May.

What Brexit proposal from UK PM Theresa May will keep her party together and satisfy the EU? Brexit Republic talks exclusively to Ambassador Declan Kelleher, Ireland's Permanent Representative to the EU. We also hear from Jill Rutter from the Institute for Government in London on why now is the time for Theresa May to shed some (political) blood.

Jess & Jamal discuss recent Islamophobic and fake news tweets by President Trump prompting rebukes by UK PM Theresa May and other world leaders. According to a British lawmaker, the group Trump retweeted from is equivalent to the KKK.

On the 10th of October- PepsiCo India Chairman and CEO D Shivakumar resigns, Netherlands gets coalition government after record 208 days, France’s unions prepare for a labor strike , Catalan president Carles makes an independence announcement and UK PM Theresa May assured business chiefs about the Brexit plan Follow us on: FB: www.facebook.com/newspodcast/ TW: twitter.com/newsonthegoo SC: @ashwin-chhabria-764883296

Ben Kumar, Investment Manager at 7IM isn't surprised by the rebound in the equities as he believes the global economy is in good shape and thus markets tend to brush aside political issues. "The Trump trade is long gone", he says, but it doesn't mean the US is a 'hollow egg' as economy looks strong with jobless rate at multi-year lows. Kumar describes the Tory manifesto and UK PM Theresa May's strategy as "capture the middle ground as a personality rather than a party". The segment concludes with Kumar sharing his bullish view on Indian economy. #economy, #markets, #trading, #equities, #stocks, #indices, #trading, #macro, #investing, #UK

UK PM Theresa May surprised us all last week as she called for a snap election to be held on June 8. Joe Twyman, Head of Political and Social Research at YouGov says the latest poll shows voters continue to back Theresa May and the labour party could be in for one of its worst performances in recent history. Listen to the full segment for more info on- May’s real reason for calling an election Potential for surprise/shock UKIP and labour strategy - can both parties gain ground in 6 weeks?

Justin Urquhart-Stewart, Co-founder and Head of Corporate Development at 7IM, explains the implication of UK PM Theresa May’s two-front war - Brexit negotiations and the risk of Scexit. Watch Urquhart-Steward detail the negative impact of the two-front war on the inflow of investment into the UK economy. Is the uncertainty, putting off the potential buyers of UK Inc.? #UK, #economy, #macro, #fundamentals, #TheresaMay, #Scexit, #Scotland, #Wales, #US, #investing, #markets

UK PM Theresa May is set to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty at the end of the month. That would mark the beginning of the two-year long divorce process from the EU. The question on everyone’s mind is if the M&A boom/inward investment will dry up during the two-year period. To add to this, the economy also faces the risk of Scottish referendum. Simon French, Chief Economist at Panmure Gordon joins us to discuss the impact of the uncertainty in the M&A space and economy as a whole. French says the more clarity (regarding Brexit deal) the more there will be the change in behaviour of consumers and business and vice versa. #UK, #M&A, #investments, #economy, #fundamentals, #macro

ORLY-EP0141 - Potpourri: 2.5 Minutes to MidnightWelcome to ORLYRADIO #141a recorded Friday January 27th, 2017 - where we dismantle the current events for your edutainment through mostly rational conversations that make you go ‘Oh Really’! I’m your host Andy Cowen, with my usual suspects, Stephen Griffith, Amber Biesecker, and Daniel Atherton.Audience Feedback From Previous Shows: We make mistakes. Please, if you find one, pause the podcast, and send us a note. orlyradiopodcast@gmail.com or phone it in 470-222-6759 Alex Jones of InfoWars says they have received White House press credentials.McConnell says Trump border wall to cost $15 billion. The cost for clean water for the entire planet, one Large Hadron Collider, the island of Jamaica, or one USS Ford Aircraft Carrier.All senior State Dept officials have resigned, rather than deal with Trump. American diplomacy values are reset to 0.Trump White House senior staff still have private email accounts, not that there's anything wrong with that, now.Executive orders signed allowing torture again, re-opening CIA black sites, closing America to refugees fleeing the crisis in Syria.The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists have moved the Doomsday Clock forward 30 seconds. It is now 2.5 minutes to midnight, thanks to Trump's comments on nuclear arms build-up and use, and climate change.Trump claim 3 million voted illegally, source offers no proof, says they need months to provide evidence.Trump pressured national parks service for evidence about his crowd size. Trump continues to use an unsecure Samsung Galaxy S3 that does not meet the security needs of an average teenager.Trump's border wall is revealed to be paid for by us, reimbursed by a crippling +20% trade tax on imports from Mexico. Mexico is our 3rd largest importer, selling us cheap electrical machinery and mineral fuels which we use to make products for export. Trump asserts to Hannity: Waterboarding is not torture, and it works.Trump's WH Strategist, Steve Bannon, said "the media should be embarrassed and humiliated and keep its mouth shut".Trump met with UK PM Theresa May, who changed his mind on NATO, now he likes it, and waterboarding.Trump's ban on immigration from predominantly Muslim countries expressly excludes all Muslim countries where Trump has business ties or investments.Wrap: If you’ve enjoyed what we do here and would like to help us out, there are a few ways.You can donate to the show through www.Patreon.com/orlyradio and get early access to full show content.Reviews on iTunes - which helps the show gain audience.Tell someone about us.And of course, engage us! Send us an message on social media or the electronic mail @ ORLYRADIOPODCAST@gmail.com or if you are the more talkative sort 470-222-ORLY (6759) it’s always ready to take your call or text. And if you don’t like what we’ve done here this evening, you can contact the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Lifeline provides free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.Thank you for choosing us to waste your valuable time on! This has been ORLYRADIO, Part of The Random Acts Company. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License, including the music Rocket and Pamgaea created by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com)

A Business Connections Live Special Theresa May's Brexit Speech A summary of the recent speech by the UK PM Theresa May with Linda Bazant Brexit Advisor and consultant. On The Single Market: The prime minister does not want Britain to stay in the single market. Instead of membership of the single... or more great information visit our Guests website or follow them on Social Media. Website: http://lindabazant.com Twitter: @lindabazant Contact Business Connections Live The UK’s Leading Online Business Channel: Visit our Website Follow us on Twitter for the latest news Live Shows on Youtube Mondays Mid-day GMT Follow us on our Google+ page Follow us on our Facebook page You can Email the studio here We are always looking for Industry experts…

Presenter Jenny Hammond and Tip TV's Zak Mir discuss UK PM Theresa May's big week - unveils industrial strategy today, gets Supreme Court ruling on Brexit tomorrow and then proceeds to meet US President Donald Trump on Friday. Listen to the full segment to know what we can expect from May-Trump meeting on Friday. #TheresaMay, #Trump, #UK, #US, #politics, #economy, #macro, #fundamentals, #markets, #trading, #investing

Donald Trump promised UK-US trade deal 'very quickly' in an interview with Michael Gove. However, David Buik, Senior Market Commentator for Panmure Gordon believes a quick UK-US trade deal is unlikely, but adds further that Trump's positive outlook will give UK PM Theresa May a little bit of impetus during negotiations with the EU. Listen to the full segment to know Buik's view on Trump's interview with Michael Gove, Theresa May's speech and Hard Brexit. #Trump, #TheresaMay, #politics, #EU, #US, #macro, #hardBrexit, #markets