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Rubens wouldnt let that deter him. spains most powerful politician duke of lamma. painted his portrait without being commissioned to do so. chose the most difficult pose duke is writing on horseback towards the viewer. the painting is considered one of the first to reflect rubens artistic maturity. will be invited will be given either repainted him of his own accord or members because he wanted to give the duke of laminate impress on. you or he was asked by the duke of mantua to present the pain...

Chose the most difficult pose duke is riding on horseback towards the viewer. the painting is considered one of the first to reflect rubens artistic maturity. but it will be given either repainted in my view is own accord. because he wanted to give the duke of laminate impreza. or he was asked by the duke of mantua to present the painting as a gift. then we want to either way it was a significant gesture that served to raise his profile to secure. his equestrian painting help to make a name for ...

Doug, let me start with you. what do you, as someone who worked with general flynn, what do you make of the argument being made on his behalf, that he was duped into lying for the fbi? >> well, i dont accept that argument, chris, quite frankly. i think the special prosecutor outlined it very clearly. somebody with that amount of experience, with that amount of maturity, that amount of training, that amount of education, should have been in the perfect position to know exactly what was expected o...

Maturity, that amount of training, that amount of education, should have been in the perfect position to know exactly what was expected of him during an interview with law enforcement officials at the federal level. i mean, he would have known unequivocally. in fact, in his position as the director of dia, he was often forced into taking acts against employees who had failed to live up to their obligations. >> yeah. that is a great point. theres also the other problem with this, natasha, from ju...

>> well, i dont accept that argument, chris, quite frankly. i think the special prosecutor outlined it very clearly. somebody with that amount of experience, with that amount of maturity, that amount of training, that amount of education, should have been in the perfect position to know exactly what was expected of him during an interview with law enforcement officials at the federal level. i mean, he would have known unequivocally. in fact, in his position as the director of dia, he was often f...

>> reporter: for all those years she accused the troopers of being incompetent at the crime scene, and she was wrong. >> and they were down there on their knees looking for evidence. theyre in the water looking for a weapon. >> reporter: that must have changed everything for you. >> it did. >> reporter: a big revelation for her. >> it was, it was. >> i went out and he walked out of the courtroom. i gave him a hug and told him, thank you. >> reporter: 17 years of anger and tension just popped lik...

It some maturity and balance. i think he would be a very effective attorney general. democrats would try and ask some tough questions in the confirmation hearing. no doubt about it some of them because they are running for president might throw mud his direction it would serve the country well if donald trump made this decision. give confidence somebody would be in there to serve the interest of the united states. brian: it seems to be readily applauded. i find it laughable democrats want to mak...

So many prosecutors would made political contributions to the democratic party and he thought mueller should have been more sensitive to the appearance of that. one overstated and exaggerated which it was. he raised a legitimate concern. >> martha: he was asked commonly you are asked a question. is this as good of a group as we can get as terms of everyone being completely fair? that was basically the just of the question. that is important to point out. >> i think that is absolutely right. i th...

Sort of go along then the fact that the rest of the world is clearly slowing is really i think the bad news thats probably most important for markets last few weeks. >> i know you mentioned im walking over to the wall. i dont know if you have the monitor but you know the stuff anyway. >> i can watch it. >> this is the yield curve. the inverted yield curve. a normal yield curve pays you rest interest on shorter term investments. typically you are in the higher interest rate or a yield on a bond t...

She said just being with him, you gained confidence because you knew he was in control so you were in control. so one-on-one and in person and with groups, with individuals, i saw it when i was with him in wyoming in kasper and jackson hole. a man of great courage and great character. it was much better in person than it was sometimes on television. >> jon: speaking of courage and maturity, an 18-year-old pilot in the u.s. navy, perhaps the youngest pilot in world war ii shot down and yet went o...