miguel and was a target from lisa bloom and lisa bloom did in competition with me but also from this whole international espionage operation. she had an undercover agent pose as women's rights activist and become her best friend to the t point were rosalie gallen finally said no one in the world i can trust except you. and this woman was secretly recording rose and setting those recordings to her. most of the stories about women who are really examples of bravery and also there are a lot of men and women in these pages who are i have cautionary tales about just how depraved and ethically bankrupt you can becomeet when her name and power are at stake. >> you mentioned your sister. i say she is very brave as you know pre- disconnect i say you i agree. [applause] >> that has always been significant coming from you. you do looking possessively at the facts of cases like this. i know from the perspective of being rented. i say when people return to that, with fresh i.c.e. and look in the facts. it is pretty shocking. he is no justice. >> what was also shocking to me, is that weinstein cal

mckellen was a target from lisa bloom and lisa bloom did in competition with me. but also from this whole international empty espionage operation, she had an unhurt undercover agent, pose as a women's rights activist and become her best friend to the point where rose mckellen, finally said there is no one in the world that i can trust except you. and this woman was secretly recording crows and sending those recordings to her alleged rapist. most of the stories about women who are really examples of bravery. also there are a lot of men and women in these pages who are i hope, cautionary tales who about how just how depraved and ethically bankrupt you can become when her name and power are at stake. assuming you mentioned your sister, and i say she is very brave as you know. >> thank you. i agree. [applause] and that's always been significant coming from you, because you do look at the facts of cases like this. i know you stay on from a perspective of being ready in. i say when people return to that case with fresh eyes and look at the facts. it is pretty shocking.

how did the lawyers come out as -- go ahead. >> i think lisa bloom is a great, i will pause on lisa bloom for a second, but this was, this was, the were a bright of high-powered attorneys who came into weinstein orbit -- weinstein's orbit and help them conceal and spin and evade scrutiny. lisa bloom, we knew she had worked for weinstein. we encounter in the course of our reporting and towards the end. she said she went to go work for you because she was only aware that it made inappropriate comments towards women and she wanted to help him apologize. in the course of reporting this book we were able to obtain confidential records that showed the ship much deeper knowledge of very serious allegations against him, and that she played a much darker role. we obtained this memo that we reproduced in its entirety in the book so people can read for themselves what this boy was saying to weinstein in 2016 in which she spelled out all the underhanded tactic she's going to use to help them undermine rose mcgowan, one of his accusers. it basically is like a playbook and how she will harness all of h

lisa bloom entire book travel now amazing type. is this the breakthrough we've been waiting for china says it's agreed with the u.s. to roll back tariffs disapproval of a major stumbling block in trade negotiations. ways role in building germany's find jeanne what remains undecided weighs up potential risks against the benefits. germany mounts 30 years since the fall of the boeing wall look at how life changed for towns along the 4 way in a german border. and a physical and business washington and beijing have reportedly agreed to cancel tariffs hikes on each other they agree to a 1st phase of a trade deal that is have been truces and ceasefires in this dispute this development could represent the 1st time times for actually rollback. the announcement came from beijing where a commerce ministry spokesman said china and the u.s. would remove tariffs in stages there has been no reaction from washington but hope has been growing for signs of tension will progress to a wider deal. if the 2 sides reach a phase one agreement both sides s

lisa bloom, lawyer. we can speak now to two people who watched that interview, both royal biographers, angela levin and pennyjunor. angela levin, what do you think will happen now as prince andrew's role within the royal family?” happen now as prince andrew's role within the royalfamily? i think happen now as prince andrew's role within the royal family? i think the royal family together will try and suggest things for him. i think the best one they will suggest is that he should step right back out of the public eye, and he should let it come down a little bit, and then he should wait and see how many other charities that he supports still wa nt charities that he supports still want him as patron. would you expect some drop him? i am sure they will actually. last time, a few weeks ago, some of them said he wasn't wa nted ago, some of them said he wasn't wanted and it stopped him going to set places. you can see that. the people are going to donate money, and the royals have tremendous power to bring m

lisa bloom says she has the right to ask for a statement from anyone she believes has relevant information. yesterday, the prince said he'd be stepping back from public duties for the foreseeable future. here in the uk, the opposition labor party has launched its election manifesto with pledges to nationalise rail, water and energy companies. leaderjeremy corbyn also vowed a green transformation of the economy, aiming to get the uk on track for a net—zero carbon system by the 2030s. 0ur our investment blitz would upgrade oui’ our investment blitz would upgrade our national infrastructure in every region of england and every nation of the united kingdom. and it will rebuild our schools, our hospitals, ca re rebuild our schools, our hospitals, care homes, and the housing we so desperately need. this will be investment on a scale you have never known before. an investigation into the collapse of an italian road bridge last year has discovered that sensors to monitor its stability were out of action at the time of the disaster. 43 people were killed when the morandi bridge in genoa came do

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lisa bloom is a lawyer who represents five alleged victims of epstein. she joins us now from los angeles. ijust wonder most i just wonder most of all, you ijust wonder most of all, you would have seen his most recent statement. what is your reaction to it? well, it isa what is your reaction to it? well, it is a good first step but it is long overdue and the apology he is making to the vic is is also long overdue. —— victims. i think we saw how he really feels during his interview a few days ago he was com pletely interview a few days ago he was completely lacking in compassion for the victims but now going forward, he says he is going to co—operate with law enforcement. that is a good first step. i hope that means law enforcement in every country that is doing investigations as well as the private civil suits brought by attorneys like me who are trying to get somejustice for the attorneys like me who are trying to get some justice for the vic ‘s. attorneys like me who are trying to get some justice for the vic 's. can i ask you, have you spoken t

attorney lisa bloom who represents five victims, that they all support the fund but they will decide separately whether they participate. >> my opinion it should go into the entirety of victims proportional to the loss they suffered. suicidality, medical bills, therapy bills, everything victims go through. it is time for that. reporter: deirdre, meantime questions about epstein's death remain unanswered. the director of the federal bureau prisons which operates the manhattan jail where epstein decide will face a grilling from congress in a public hearing on tuesday morning. deirdre: brian, thank you very much here to react is attorney mark agler. thanks for joining us. what do you think of this? is it fair, does it make sense, would you advice the client to participate? >> i would certainly be skeptical because i am a lawyer but i think it seems fair. i like the idea of people administrating it, i like the idea there are funds being set aside that are going to be available. i love it is non-adversarial. understand litigation is brutal. i'm involved with it every day. peopler erroneou

lisa bloom says that she has the right to ask for information from any individual who had information. it follows an announcement from the prince that he would be stepping back from row duties in the near future. leaving home in windsor this morning, seemingly as normal, prince andrew — bound for buckingham palace and further meetings to reshape the next phase of his life. arriving at the palace to offer her advice and support, his ex—wife the duchess of york. andrew won't now perform public engagements for the foreseeable future, but it is suggested he may still appear at trooping the colour, the annual celebration of his mother's birthday, though whether he will do so in the uniform of colonel of the grenadier guards is less clear. similarly, it's suggested he'll still lay a wreath at the cenotaph on remembrance sunday. he is after all a former serving officer in the royal navy. what's much clearer now is that it's the core members of the royal family, those who appeared together on the palace balcony for the diamond jubilee, who represent the future. this episode has seen princ

lisa bloom is a lawyer representing five of jeffrey epstein‘s alleged victims. she told charlie stayt on bbc breakfast what she thought of the prince's latest statement. it isa it is a good first step, but it is long overdue, and the apology he is making to the victims is also long overdue. i think we saw how he really feels during his interview a few days ago where he was completely lacking in compassion for the victims but now, going forward, he says he will cooperate with law enforcement and that is a good first step and i hope it means law enforcement in every country that is doing investigations as well as the private civil suit by attorneys like me who are trying to getjustice for the victims. can i ask, have you spoken to any of the five people you are representing? and have you got any sense from them what they make of what the duke of york has said? they were very upset by his initial interview and it just seemed they were very upset by his initial interview and itjust seemed like he was someone interview and itjust seemed like he was someone who had a

attorney lisa bloom, who represents five epstein accusers, she says most of her client support the claims fund but each woman is going to have to decide individually if they will participate. >> my opinion is it should go entirely to the victims but at least in an amount proportionate to what they have suffered. we need to recognize the emotional pain, the suicidality, the lost income, the medical bills, therapy bills, everything that victims go through. it is time for that. reporter: $577 million. meantime, neil, questions about epstein's death remain unanswered. the director of the federal bureau of prisons which operates the manhattan jail where epstein died will face a grilling from congress in a public hearing on tuesday morning. neil. neil: bryan, thank you very, very much. meantime fox business, can taylor switch old songs. why she says she can't and that's a problem. and once you refinance, the savings are automatic. thanks to your va streamline refi benefit, at newday there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. activate your va benefit now. one call

another lawyer, lisa bloom who is representing different victim said she showed that prince andrew had a heart of stone and it was a slap in the face for epstein's victims. louise. thank you very much, we will be talking about that in the next ten minutes with a royal correspondent about the impact of that interview. borisjohnson, jeremy corbyn and jo swinson will each address business leaders later as they hope to win support ahead of next month's general election. the prime minister is expected to announce plans to cut business rates, whilst labour are offering hundreds of thousands of new apprenticeships. in the last half hour the boss of the cbi has told breakfast that british business needed certainty. we do want to hear about brexit, how the uncertainty is going to be ended. and crucially, how we are going to avoid no deal next year, because that doesn't come off the table, even if there is a new deal done in december. so that is the first thing, it really matters forjobs and investment. we also want to hear about ways that the economy is going to be made more competitive, so loo