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That this would be a ratification process that is quite speedy, actually. process that is quite speedy, actuall . ., ., ., actually. integration would presumably _ actually. integration would presumably be _ actually. integration would presumably be very - actually. integration would - presumably be very straightforward because the military cooperation already exist between norway and sweden, and nato, but presumably it must raise questions and indeed i saw some copyjust must raise questions and...

Countries that have said that they will support finland if that kind of support is needed. and u.s. is one of those countries that have said so. we have made arrangements with the uk and will be others so we are confident to get support if that support would be needed in the many months of ratification process. >> we have seen russia aggression before. right? this is not the first time. this, of course, is on a larger scale than we have seen from russia but what was it about this that pushed fin...

That vladimir putin has been using and ones that hes used on countries in this part of the world a decade or so ago when he turned off the taps to places like ukraine, and also belarus a number of years ago. this is a situation that the eu has seen before, but nevertheless many people in this part of the world have been aghast that germany has allowed this pipeline to be built, completed in september, and actually filled with gas. but as you pointed out again, now finally it has come to the 11th...

Feeling the strain of the u.s./china trade war. manufacturing job creation has stalled and economists say the effect of lost wages, lower production and temporary layoffs will linger even when this strike is over. according to the anderson economic group, a full uaw worker has lost $50,000 in wages. that will cost members $14 million in lost wages. and nonunion members who are furloughed because of the strike, they will lose about $20 million. the ratification process could take up to eight days...

Ratification of the north american trade dealment tonight a senior mexican official said that that ratification process was stronger than ever. shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much, kristin. we know this is a president who prides himself on the art of the deal and now it looks like you got one. lets bring in fox news contributor richard fowler and hopefully brad blakeman as well. welcome. i want the read something that comes from senator marco rubio saying i generally dont support tariffs bu...

The north american trade deal, a senior mexican official said the ratification process is stronger than ever. shannon: thank you very much. we know this is a president who prides himself on the art of the deal and looks like he has got one. lets bring in richard fowler joining us shortly. welcome to fox news at night. i want to read something that comes from marco rubio. he says i generally dont support imposing tariffs but mexicos lack of commitment when it comes to addressing the unsustainable...

Trade deal to be announced the moments or the days after brexit. now fox says that that is possible. its possible that it could happen. however he does say that the ratification process is where the time will take. either in our house or their parliament. back to you, shep. >> shepard: ahead, commemorating 75 years since d-day. flyovers and a 21-gun salute. the big moments marking the allied invasion of nazi occupied france. plus -- >> a beautiful jump, beautiful flight. everything was perfect. ...

The mexicans of the canadians, the canadians if they will go through with the ratification process. this is a big monkey wrench here and that is the concerned on my concern. is it theater to get with the president wants after all? he finance minister was here, we are learning tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. at the white house. the vice president is overseeing them so maybe they get what they want. >> lets hope they get what they want because in the end this could be a disaster for the american consumer an...

And with a deal. in brussels european leaders argue that a brexit extension is the way to go. and the european capital. so where do we stand on this? so is a delay to brexit now becoming likely? >> well, ive been speaking to diplomats here in brussels, cyril, and they really are focusing on two potential outcomes at this point. the first possible outcome is that this impasse gets resolved, that british prime minister theresa may is able to push a deal, whatever deal shes able to reach here in br...

Initially i was strongly opposed to article five but i studied it and the history behind it and george mason proposed it two days before the constitutional convention madison supported it and then there was a nullification of her taking place. and this is a movement thats in the constitution which mason said would be oppressive through the state legislatures to control the government so basically that process is the state legislatures get together theyg. sent delegates withp their ideas and they...