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a host of countries around the world still impose the ultimate punishment on the most serious criminals, death. what s it like to be in command of the machinery of state sanctioned execution? navalny. today as part of the bbc‘s special freedom season, i m going to get a rare insight from allen ault, who spent years running the correction facility in the southern us state of georgia. he organised the killing of criminals until he could stand it no more. now he s an opponent of the death penalty. why? allen ault, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it s back in the 1990s that you were the commissioner of corrections in the us state of georgia, and you were responsible for running the machinery of capital punishment. is that experience still with you today? it is still here. i still have nightmares, not every night, but on occasion i still have nightmares about it. it s a very hard pill to swallow. it stays in your psyche forever. it s the most premeditated murder possible. ....
why do airlines overbook in the ist place? we will try and find out. good morning, welcome to the programme. we are alive until 11 am, we will bring you the breaking news and developing stories and we are keen to hear from you. we will talk to former executioner who will save why he is opposed to the death penalty, that as new figures show the number of times it s used around the number of times it s used around the world is actually falling. and you may be surprised that the country for the most executions are still carried out, we will bring you the news after 10 am. if you are getting in touch, you can do so on the usual ways. just trying to tell you our programme has been nominated for a ba fta for programme has been nominated for a bafta for our coverage of the foot dollars abuse story back in november. the competition is very tough! footballers. more than 900 adult social care workers a day left theirjob in england last year. around 60% of those who quit left t ....
could afford to ease up a little bit, right? and they might have done that if the fund-raiser were just for them but they re not just running clinton for president and kaine for vice president. they don t want to just win the white house. they want democrats to win governorships and control of congress or to get as close as they can. they obviously want democrats to get control of the senate. for the clinton/kaine campaign, it is pedal to the metal from now till the end. 41 fund-raisers from now until november 3rd. he had five today alone. he squeezed me in between them. that s on the democratic side. on the republican side, it s nothing like that at all. mateo gold at the washington post reports tonight that the comparable fund-raiser effort on the republican side is already over. in fact, it ended last wednesday. the washington post reports tonight that donald trump did his last big dollar joint fund-raiser for his campaign in the republican national committee last wedne ....
benefiting the most are not high frequency voters. that s huge. their benefit is needed, i think. thanks for joining us tonight. that s all in for this evening. make sure to stick around because it s veep night on msnbc. rachel maddow has an exclusive interview with tim kaine and mike pence will join brian williams. that is true. almost a little weird, but thank you for the preview. it is, in fact, vice president day here on msnbc. vice president or would be vice president day. chris matthews this afternoon had an interview with our current vice president of the united states, joe biden. joe biden is now into a third day of explaining what he meant when he said he wishes he was in high school and he could take donald trump out behind the gym because he wants to get in a fight with him, basically. donald trump today responded that he, too, would kind of like to go get in a fight with joe in terms of clinton/kaine, they ve already outraised trump 2-1, the new york tim ....
but, david, she moved on to say she s convinced a trade deal between the u.s. and the ucla is in both kun and the u.k. is in both country s interest but we didn t get a lot of detail. president trump believes in one-on-one trade deals specifically to the exclusion of multi lateral trade deals and would like to get a trade deal done with the united kingdom, particularly after brexit. i think he sees this as a big achievement and binding of president u.k. and united states that have moved at least in his view in a more nationalist direction. that s what he would like to do. i thought the prime minister s comments about nato were so fascinating, really, because there are so many people around the world, u.s. allies, republicans here at home, that are so concerned that trump could diminish the importance of nato as a part of our foreign policy. and they re all trying to tell news the media rest assured trump desiren t believe what respective countries. sandra: and this, davi ....