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A last minute delay my guest this week from poland is dominic touchin ski publisher i meet people from the ruling gore and Justice Party was his government guilty of trying to put politics ahead of peoples lives. Somebody he welcomes conflict on. Thank you for having me lets go back to the beginning of this month when your party was still hoping to hold a president ial election donald tusk former Prime Minister of poland said that only a madman or a criminal would proceed with an election during an International Health crisis but you didnt care about the risk to people did you expected to win ...

And joining me now is congressman eric salwell on the House Intelligence Committee. Thank you for being here. Thanks for having me back. I want to ask you about todays news. What are your thoughts on the leaks and the investigation. Im concerned about the leaks, that people on the president s team are concerned about his policies and governing that hes leaking out conversations but they are not the Biggest National security issue and he said the leaks, the leaks, the leaks. Im mostly concerned about north korea, russians interference in our election and combatting isis across the world. But i ...

Ecb board member says the central bank is clearly missing its inflation target. Good morning, im susan lee. Coming up on the program, hsbc reportedly imposing a 10 pay cut on hundreds of Investment Bankers as the bank is struggling to trim costs. Switching to auto pilot, Tesla Unveils its first Autonomous Car but drivers cannot be rid of responsibility just yet. Glencore has been unfairly punished. They have been hit hard because of coal and Energy Prices but still, you know, people need our product and commodity needs good trade in platform and glencore provide the best Trading Platform in ou...

Pete Morales, 90, searches an old panoramic photo of the Mt. Harris mining town from 1942 to try to locate a house he lived in when he worked for the mine from 1955 to 1958. (Photo by Dylan Anderson) Tink Arroyo remembers in 1939 when his dad got on a bus to Denver to register for the draft ahead of World War II. When officials found out Arroyo’s dad and the other men were coal miners from the Mt. Harris mining town, they were sent back to the Yampa Valley. “They told them, ‘Your job is more important than going into the draft,’” Arroyo recalled. “All of our dads wanted to go to t...