the former president last week downplaying these documents, calling them articles a newspaper story, -- >> he is just lying. he is just lying. >> what is so interesting about, this this is what he has continually done, which is, he lies, creates a, story that story gets debunked, and then he creates a new story based on the information that is out there, and he cannot stop himself from speaking he will give an interview with that news story and that gets debunked, and he will come up with a new story. >> it is a totally -- semi humourists piece in the washington post, when this first came out last, year about you, know cookies. he is saying, he does not have the cookie jar. you put the cookies there, the jar is mine, the cookies are mine. you know, the story changes from moment to moment, to moment. it is like the narcissist prayer, which, is if i didn t do it, if i didn t, you made me do it. it was all -- you just endless lying.
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for what? questioning a newspaper story? that wasn t quite what it was. and that tweet by congressman jordan has disappeared. but cnn s manu raju was able to track him down for this follow-up question. >> why did you delete the tweet? >> well, because we learned that an illegal alien did this heinous crime, so we deleted the tweet. >> do you apologize to the girl and the family for suggesting it was a lie. >> i never doubted the child. i was -- i was responding to a headline from your profession, the news profession, which happens all the time on twitter. never questioned the child. >> maybe i didn t hear right. but explain what you said to the child. something tells me that maybe the blame the media or reference
a law that s on the books because this can happen. and even after an arrest in a reported confession by the suspect, ohio s top law enforcement officer says he stands by everything he said, and when he was asked if he would apologize he replied, apologized for what s? questioning a newspaper story? it wasn t quite what it was. and that tweet by congressman jordan has disappeared. the cnn s manu raju was able to track him down for this follow-up question. >> why did you delete the tweet? >> well, because we learned that this illegal alien to this heinous crime. so we deleted the tweet. >> do you apologize to the girl in the family for suggesting that it was a lie? >> i never doubted the child. i was responding to a headline from your profession, the news profession, which happens all
record. dave yost said he has nothing to be sorry for. apologize for what? questioning a newspaper story. congressman jordan deleted his tweet calling the accusation a lie. earlier today this was his exchange when asked about his tweet by cnn s chief congressional correspondent. >> you tweeted it was a lie this 10-year-old. >> i was talking about the news story. this is a heinous crime by an illegal immigrant and i hope he is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> do you regret saying it s a lie? >> no response. later congressman jordan said he never doubted the child. perhaps there s some other meaning of the word lie in congressman jordan s lexicon. there s nothing wrong with wanting confirmation of facts. facts are vital. you can be forgiven for finding it odd to witness the glee, the
barr were on the other side of it. >> it s extremely frightening, a president of the united states was considering trying to seize election machines to keep himself in power. it s an unhinged attempt really to burn down democracy. howard: fox hasn t covered this new york times story. jason, my question to you, shouldn t media conservatives -- even if they like and support donald trump -- be concerned about a newspaper story that depicts in great detail these efforts, which the president was either apprised or in some cases pushing, to go out and have the federal government seize voting machines after an election? >> the bottom line is that they didn t. and this is the problem, is that for five years really now they have published story after story after story about donald trump that has not turned out to be true. so it would be one thing if he actually did it, but he didn t actually do it. so for the president to have counsel with all these different organizations, if that s indeed true and i don t know that a it
that no one leaves the theatre without realising what it was all about. plaudits are due to ana de la reguera, who played a key role in zack snyder s zombie romp army of the dead, and who here delivers a hefty punch, fronting a cast that includes will patton, tenoch huerta and josh lucas. as for the director, he handles the forever purge s numerous action sequences with efficient gusto, mixing politics and popcorn thrills to crowd pleasing effect. it s in cinemas now. come down, come down, his father cried. you ll be much safer by my side. page. at the opposite end of the dramatic spectrum, nowhere special is a northern ireland—set drama from writer—director uberto pasolini, whose impressive cv includes producing the international hit the full monty and directing the melancholy drama still life. inspired by a newspaper story, nowhere special centres
the melancholy drama still life. inspired by a newspaper story, nowhere special centres onjames norton sjohn, a window cleaner single—handedly raising his young son, michael. john is dying and is desperate to find the perfect family to care for his child after he s gone, but that s proving to be an impossible task, not least becausejohn wants to protect michael from the reality of his situation for as long as possible. i don t want him to understand death. not yet. while the set—up may sound mawkishly sentimental, pasolini keeps things nicely underplayed, relying on the on—screen chemistry between norton and young daniel lamont to tell the story with little dramatic padding. as the pair plod from house to house interviewing possible adoptive parents, their reactions are as eloquent as they are sometimes silent, a look frequently saying much more than words could.