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knew if all goes well we'll be pregnant so. robyn carried the children to term as a surrogate mother they'd been conceived in a laboratory with 2 eggs donated by a different woman and sperm from each of the fathers in germany it's against the law to donate eggs or act as a surrogate but it is allowed in california funding of them and singing with the process is hugely expensive especially if you want to do we can do us and you could probably afford your own home with that kind of money maybe not downtown but you could definitely get an apartment in a smaller city it was in one off an apartment because. stephan and johnny were lucky and everything went well. johnny was in the operating theatre i was outside looking through across pain and since it was a twin bath only one of us was allowed in i said i'd be fine if i could watch through
corrupt system. that's why they voted for donald trump as an outsider. it's that same election all over again this time if they nominate joe biden because he's the ultimate insider swamp creature of d.c., just like hillary clinton was. >> ed: end on that note, robyn. you have on this that you have great respect for the vice president, you are not necessary in supporting him. open primary going on, debates start up next week down in miami for the democrats. but get to colin's point that it's hello its past speeches, business dealings. with joe biden, there is a target rich environment for the president of senate votes, speeches, gaffes. >> exactly correct. look, joe biden is a friend of mine. i respect him. and he's been very kind to my family. but there is an argument to be made that it's time for new blood. you know, as well as the rest of the panelists here, the longer
great alarm, and now the president in the span of that time now saying, i don't want war, let's find a way to talk. as happens so many things in this administration, with foreign policy or national security issues or threats, was there any discussion of a broader policy here? was there a consensus built within the administration over this? it doesn't matter, because the fishers have been playing out very much in the public eye. the president's comments versus the comments of his secretary of state and national security adviser, it leaves the american public with legitimate questions as to what the policy is, but also america's allies anded aerer sar s adversaries. which increases the risk of misunderstanding and we're seeing this play out in full time. >> robyn, it seems that president trump was not aware that mike pompeo has had a very long-standing hard line view on iran, but that john bolton in particular has had these very long-standing and very hardline views on iran. >> well, there's clearly a split
you may laugh a little. local authorities are working with the red cross to increase hospital beds for those affected and immunizes many people as possible to try and contain the outbreak mothers like angela are not taking any more chances. are you going out but the news about kids dying from the dengue fever vaccination scared me so i was scared to have my children vaccinated. but now i know it's for their own safety. immunization rates are steadily rising again health authorities hope that the continued confidence in vaccines will help stem this measles outbreak. so to robyn. unicef's the chief of immunization welcome to day what do you think is behind this spike in measles cases. thank you thanks for the opportunity
soon. now attention to the us and the german independent filmmaker. has a new movie with the interesting title i was a poem but now you've seen it was it interesting. robyn let me just tell you what happened in the movie theater as i was saying it i was in the press screening before the world premiere so full of film critics and i have to tell you about half of them at some point or other dozed off for a little bit now that doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad piece of art but it definitely means that the film critics are falling asleep this is not a film for a wider audience i'll tell you a little bit about it though the plot if you can call it a plot is basically the story of a young man who comes home his mother finds him he's covered in dirt we never really find out where he's been and we get a glimpse into this family there's some joyous moments there are moments of of
raisin bread delicious rich in flavor easy to bake if you have a firm grip like your girl it's a piece of cake. i do love the way you mix politics but with bread making grav for that craft. would make a good baker i think baking is no rocket science robyn and so everyone would make a good baker but it can be hard work and i've joined younger on many business trips and filming him and he says he's a hardworking man so i think he could do it now as we all know things don't always go as planned in the kitchen. no they don't but look the key thing here is cooking is not baking and so in baking accuracy is really key for for a good loaf in cooking you read you like acidity and you had
returns for second season. form when i've missed jewels in november the major museum venue is one of the most hotly debated construction projects here in germany and my colleague david levitz has been following the story welcome david first of all. tell us about the controversy surrounding the building it's. ok robyn brace yourself for a little bit of time travel here because the home blood form is partially a reconstruction of this of the baroque city palace of the german emperors located at the heart of berlin now the allies did bomb it in world war two it could have been saved but no socialist east germany had other plans they tore it down and put up the palace of the republic in its place that's their parliament and cultural center hideous yes but also kind of great in its own way i think. you are
a piece of cake. i do love the way you mix politics but with bread making grab for that craft push you think you would make a good baker i think baking is no rocket science robyn and so everyone would make a good baker but it can be hard work and i've joined younger on many business trips and filming him and he says he's a hardworking man so i think he could do it now as we all know things don't always go as planned in the kitchen. no they don't but look the key thing here is cooking is not baking and so in baking accuracy is really key for a for a good loaf in cooking you read you like acidity and you had a bit of. cream and that will that will do the trick but baking is a bit more tricky ok i saw in the report you when you were sort of very specific
he is accustomed very much of being the man in charge. i want to echo my friend robyn's praise of general kelly, who was incredible in public service. >> neil: if he's such a remarkable guy, why is he leaving? >> this is the kind of job that can grind very hard on anyone. especially -- >> neil: he didn't volunteer to leave. by all understanding, the president placed amount. >> do you know what, neil? i don't have a place on that. at the white house christmas party, general kelly was there, he was happily mingling with everyone. seem to be continual there. i agree with robyn and i agree with you that whoever chooses this job does need to be able to work closely with those who are closest to the president and be able to collaboratively challenge the president -- >> neil: and we know what he has to do. i understand what you are saying.
extraordinary he was. that was the best way i knew how. >> i interviewed him many times for the hour we did and subsequent hours and i tried to get him to talk about you, your mom robyn. he was always a little hesitant that a lot a lot hesitant, i should say. this has a lot more personal information than i've ever heard charles talk about. >> yeah. that wasn't an easy decision either. as you say, he was very private, especially about me and my mother. i think -- i love him for that and he was protecting us. not wanting to make as part of his profession, his career. i've thought long and deep about how much and how personal to get in this book, but as i wrote an introduction, now that he's gone, it's different. i think there is a power to his voice, his first-person voice,