of your job to challenge that negative image associated with the gaza strip and associated with hamas well actually yes we are front of it and there is really media and approach cast which opposite in the truth which not turning the people and the facts we do care about about what's going on from old kind of on proficient on a more a legal way for a palestinian issues and the will to show the opposite actually. to show that. the real face of the palestinian for the refugees for the new military for the human language which we all share to govern what it is really doing it's an act collective punishment for all the people it's not just for hamas a government of the palestinian government to gaza so it's very clear that we are here to speak by our sounds our voices our faces to the peace and already you say we i gather that you speak not only on your own personal they have i know that your the team that you work with is comprised of fairly young individuals people who are you know good. speakers who actually use social media like twitter or facebook so it really seems that the palestinian go

of your job to challenge that negative image associated with the gaza strip and associated with hamas well actually yes we are front of it and there is really media and approach cast which opposite in this truth which not turning the people and the facts we do care about about what's going on from old kind of on proficient on a more a legal way for a palestinian issues and people. to show the opposite actually i'm here to show the people. the real face of the palestinian for the refugees for the new military for the human language which we all share to govern what is really doing it's an act collective punishment for all the people it's not just for hamas a government of the palestinian government to gaza so it's very clear that we are here to speak by our silence our voices are faces to the peace and already you say we i gather that you speak not only on your own personal they have i know that your the team that you work with is comprised of fairly young individuals people who are good english speakers who actually use social media like twitter or facebook so it really seems that the pale

your job teach challenge that negative image associated with the gaza strip been associated with hamas well actually yes we are front of it and there is really media and approach cast which opposite englisher is which not turning the people and the facts and we do care about about what's going on from all kind of on proficient in more a legal way for a palestinian issues and the plans were to show the opposite actually i'm here to show the people. the real face of the palestinian for the refugees for their humanity so that human language which we all share to govern what is really doing it's an act collective punishment for all the people it's not just for hamas a government of the palestinian government to gaza so it's very clear that we are here to speak by our sounds our voices our faces. to the peace of it all when you say we i gather that you speak not only on your own personal behalf i know that your the team that you work with is comprised of fairly young individuals people who are good english speakers who actually use social media like twitter or facebook so it really seems that th

of a number of countries that are hostile or a number of organized groups like hezbollah and hamas. >> well >> rose: and iran. >> two factors have changed since those days since 1995. fact number one, rockets. they didn't use rockets in those days. and if i address that for a second, the number one threat in the event of a pull out is over the ridge where they can shoot rockets at the airport. they don't need to shoot the 10,000 or 100,000 or 50,000 it doesn't matter. all they need to do is shoot two rockets a day into the airport. israel comes into a screeching halt. and the second thing that has changed is terrorism now has a different face than it had then. then they threw stones. now they blow up school buses. that's what they do. these two facts, if they exist in 95, believe me rabin's position, he's the one who said not to give back the jordan valley. he's the one who insisted -- >> rose: i'm not sure netanyahu wants to give back the jordan valley either. >> but rabin is called the man of peace and he says do not give back the jordan valley. >> rose: these conversations you and i are

refugee camp as well as islamic jihad and hamas sites both on yunus in the south of the strip as well as in northern gaza earlier on tuesday a palestinian man was killed by israelis west of beit lahia which is also in the gaza strip this was in retaliation to the earlier shooting and killing of an israeli man by a palestinian sniper now this israeli man was mending the border fence between israel and gaza when he was hit and he died in hospital what we're hearing now from israeli sources is that this is the largest operation that the israelis have carried out in terms of a strikes over gaza since the operation pillar of defense back in two thousand and twelve the idea has also sent out an alert in the last few minutes warning of border farmers as well there's always a difference within the the symmetry of gaza to stay at least one kilometer away from the fence and the understanding of course is that we could be through the airstrikes in the coming minutes if not in the coming hours so the situation on the ground extremely volatile we're following it closely and everybody particularly

stubborn for human dignity keep the twenty two and freedom to touch all blacks around the well of the net with hamas in order to honor the life of nelson mandela and then he touched the world not long off to the news broke of montana staff that case began to appear defective his statue in parliament square in london british prime minister david cameron to eat it. the two great lights has gone out to the wells. before addressing the press. nelson mandela was not just to hear it will be on top. but here it will appeal to families across britain will mourn with his family. and everyone in south africa. japan's prime minister shinzo abe's added his voice to the chorus attributes of local people want to play with me. he fought for the abolition of apartheid with a strong will one nation building. he made a major achievement to focus on the reconciliation of the people. he was a great b day. with the hospital. you are like addison in venice when the president on the matilda announced an official mourning period for three days. honor the memory of what he called this giant of africa. and of people into the

you know, they're -- >> rose: explain what hama rules are. >> well, it goes back to the city of hama, back in 1982 when i just arrived in beirut. he faced a challenge then from the equivalent of the al nusra front, islamic fundamentalists who tried to launch a revote out of the town of hama, the fourth largest in syria. he crushed it by leveling the town. i'm not speaking metaphorically here. i mean blowing up the buildings and steam rolling them. and that -- those are the local rules hachlt ma rules are no rules at all. so that's the way the regime plays but it's not like the other side, charlie, are somehow representatives of virtue and madisonian principles. there are some decent people who are democrats but they're not an empower mad jorty and somehow we've got to get everybody to the table, you know, negotiating -- my friend bob pastor works for president clinton, sharing with me an idea that -- worked for president carter, i'm sorry, working on which is that everyone should have to agree on three principles: cease-fire, number one, number two you agree to majority election. you

refugee camp as well as islamic jihad and hamas sites both in qana yunis in the south of the strip as well as in northern gaza earlier on tuesday a palestinian man was killed by israeli these waste of beit lahia which is also in the gaza strip this was in retaliation to the earlier shooting and killing of an israeli man by a palestinian sniper now this is radio man was mending the border fence between israel and gaza when he was hit and he died in hospital what we're hearing now from israeli sources is that this is the largest operation that the israelis have carried out in terms of a strikes over gaza since the operation pillar of defense back in two thousand and twelve so the situation on the ground extremely volatile we're following it closely and everybody particularly concerned that this could escalate into something much bigger than what we witnessing at the moment. artie's kevin owen discussed the airstrikes on gaza with the u.k. based defense consultant mon rove and he believes the reaction from israel will only escalate the situation as usual is disproportionate and overwhelm

hamas government accusing the u.n. of being passive and not doing enough? >> well, that's something to ask the hamas government about. if they have problems, let them speak to us. cooperation i have to say has been good. we distributed to the local municipalities 5,000 liters of diesel so that the pumping stations could continue. so i think you'd need to talk to them more about cooperation. as far as we're concerned, we've been doing all we can, cooperating with local communities. our social workers have been making house-to-house walls, our maintenance and sanitation workers have been out in force. you know, the situation was already very, very bad in gaza. years of this situation. the restrictions has meant that the public health system was completely destroyed in many places. you have sewage floating in the streets, and, of course, nick spicer in his report talked about there being long times of outage. things were already disastrous, but this has added to an already disastrous situation. >> a few days down the line, we'll see people try to rebuild. how difficult is that with israel's border closed and, of course,

well. there's never been a week of hamas has never been less stability to the north there's never been a better potential for creating relations in the sal with saudi arabia the emirates this is a pro patience and perfect time for beans the dollar the vw till i'm pretty skillful tap into realistic to remain still immediately took a book to potential because of the huge percentage of people who buy the potential of its their investment. once he's such a high percentage of people by the listed to be canceled for investment. it's written on the wall that something big is going to happen. it's got me to the dance of the dog in commercial property. i think huge oversupply in the fuel it be a reduction in prices of commercial real estate the day. officer in them this guy makes spring. with the city of reach all those sorts of evidence that instead. and that people are more exposed out to the possibilities. and because they know that it's possible they will not sound activate the triggers and the weapons so quickly. so yes i'm optimistic about the middle east. the only thing i'm not optimistic is the

hamas media we want to be for retreat that might be pretty well every down that nature apart we're going to have to look at they're doing their job and in the full documents this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design load things go to go there you can go there. it doesn't look like it's finished it doesn't. you know i don't know i'm not sure this tunnel is it's finished their workers are trying it was there are people. there is a huge interest in regard to all of this i thank you but i started. no i don't i got up the road in the middle of the. show. all the way back no need to drive to work for me to turn around because of those you know wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through in a way to use all those old day. wearing masks so maybe the car would he would go up to land but not us that. destiny did dozens of coming that's going to see it get nominated that will be another one but a. political maneuver of many of them was healed up i don't know it was all the corners of the of the closes with snow in the. film i thought though you kn

well as local election observers including the carter center they elected a majority support for hamas now those of us who were there right before the election know that a lot of people voted for hamas not because they love him out so much but because they were so angry at the corruption and failure of the fattah led palestinian authority so this was a political debate that was going on to wins the election and israel's response is we're not going to deal with these people they don't recognize us the way we want them to we're going to slap an increasingly harsh embargo a blockade on the entire gaza strip one point eight million people have been under some version of the blockade it's gotten worse it was loosened at one point after enormous pressure but it's basically been controlled by israel of everything that goes on in gaza we hear sometimes wait a minute the gaza. occupation is over israel pulled out in two thousand and five well that's partly true they pulled out the soldiers they pulled out the settlers what do they do with the soldiers they redeployed them instead of being deplo

hamas media we want to see for reporting that might be pretty well every down and neutral party we're going to look at they're doing their job and the whole documents this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design little things. that you can go there. it doesn't look like it's finished it doesn't. i don't know i'm not sure this time of this is finished their work or sometimes i was there are. there is a new year almost if they don't get it i will do something if i can but i started. i don't know who got up the road in the event of the. stone. cold the way you beg leave to throw dirt or i'm in turmoil because of those you know wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through anyway so use all these old day. wearing masks so maybe because i would he would go up to land but not us. does he just doesn't see something that's going to see a good man later that will be another one big. political maneuver maybe about them as he will die but i don't know it was all about coming out as though the closes with snow in the new. film i don't know if that mu

hamas media now we want to be for real and maybe pretty well let me down and nato are going to look at their doing their full moon in the full documents this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design of things go to go there you can go there. it doesn't look like it's finished it doesn't. you know i don't know i'm not sure this time of this is finished there are workers and i was there are people. there is a new interest in their data and i want to do something if i do but i started. i don't know about growth in the. stone. cold the way the detroit to lurch storm into turmoil because of those you know wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through anyway so you'll see all these old day. wearing masks so maybe the car will be would go up to land but not us that. jesse did doesn't mean that's going to be a good memory to get old enough to show and they. don't know who or maybe about them was healed up i don't know it was all the colors of the of the clothes with snow in the new. film about those that month is it. we're on our way to be a plus n

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hamas media now we want to before we repeat that might be pretty well every down and neutral party we're going to look at they're doing their job and in the full documents this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own that's on the road i think. you're going to go there. it doesn't look like it's finished isn't. there i don't know i'm not sure this time of this is finished there are workers interests there are people here if you knew me interested trigger i'll do something if i can buy stuff. i don't know about growth in the. stone. cold the way the new drugs were storming to join the world because of those you know i wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through in a way as you saw it was although they were wearing masks so maybe the car would he would go up to land but not us but. the first. desk he did doesn't come in let's go see a good number that will be number one by. many of them was he when he went up i don't know it was all the corners of the of the cars with snow in the. film about a month is it. we're on our way to be a plus news agency.

hamas media we want to be for repeat that might be pretty well every down and neutral party we're going to look at they're doing their job in the full documents this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design of things go to go there you can go there. it doesn't look like it's finished it doesn't. you know i don't know i'm not sure this time of this is finished there are workers in china it was there are people. there is your future your ousted president and i want to do something for you but i started. i don't know about growth in the. stone. cold the way bag lady drove her storm into turmoil because of those you know i wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through in a way as useful as all those day. wearing masks so maybe because i would it would go up to land but not us. destined to doesn't come in let's go see a good man later that will be enough to show him but. don't know who have no idea what that means he will die but i don't know it was all the corners of the of the closes with snow in the new. film about the youth that month is it.

hamas media so we want to be for review and maybe pretty well every down and neutral party were enough to look at they're doing their job and the whole documents say this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design load of things. that you can go there. it doesn't look like a stringer still doesn't. you know i don't know i'm not sure this time the disk is finished there are workers and i was there are people. there is you you you trusted they did it i wonder sometimes i do but i started. no i don't i got up the road in the event of the. show. all the way back to the detroit to lurch storm into turmoil because of those you know i wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through in a way as useful as all those days were wearing masks so maybe the car would he would go up to land but not us. yes he did this and i think that's good to see a good man like you that will be another symbol. of maybe about them as he will die but i don't know it was all the colors of the clothes with snow in the new places so people just leave with the lot of those who ca

hamas media now we want to be for real that might be pretty well regarded nature apart we're going to have to look at they're doing their job in the full documents so this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design of the things. that you can go there. it doesn't look like it's finished it doesn't. you know i don't know i'm not sure this time the disk is finished there are workers here was there are people here if you knew you promised if you're going to i want to do something if i can but i started. no i don't i got up the road in the event of the. storm. all the way the detroit bird storm into turmoil because of those you know i wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through in a way as you saw it was although they were wearing masks so maybe because i would it would go up to lynn but not us that. jesse did this and i think that's going to see a good man later that will be another one big. political maneuver maybe about them as he will die but i don't know it was all about coming out of the over the close with snow in the new. film about th

hamas media now we want to before we repeat that might be pretty well let me down that nature apart from enough to look at they're doing their job and the full documents this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design rule of law i think. you're going to go there. it doesn't look like it's finished because it's. you know i don't know i'm not sure this time the disk is finished there are workers i'm sure it was there are people here if you knew me you were ousted president and i want to do something if i can buy stuff. i don't know who got up the road in the middle of the. show. all the way beg the detroit bird storm into turmoil because of those you know wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through in a way to use all these old they were wearing masks so maybe the car would he would go up to land but not us. yes he did doesn't mean let's go see it that none later that will be another one but a. political maneuver may be about them as he will die but i don't know if it was all about coming out as though the closes with snow in the. still not a

hamas media now we want to be for a reprieve that might be pretty well every down and neutral party we're going to have to look at they're doing their job and in the full documents this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design of things. that you can go there. it doesn't look like a stringers to listen to. you know i don't know i'm not sure this time of this is finished there are workers and i was there are people here if you were asked if they're going to i want to do something if i do buy stuff. no i don't i got up the road in the event of the. stuff. all the way beg leave to try to hurt or i'm in turmoil because of those you know wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through in a way as useful as although they were wearing masks so maybe because i would it would go up to land but not us that. was destined to the us and i think that's going to see a good man later that will be another son but. don't know who or maybe about that was healed up i don't know it was all the colors of the of the clothes with snows of other places so it's. still no

with an apostle to look at what's going on in the americas hamas severe winter storms this area at the upper level trough coming through as well and well it's taking up the snow fall was a blast of arctic air coming down parts of the most odious seen well over eighteen centimeters of snow and it's still gonna be up falling down on your white out conditions will still be here forecast for much of the northern plains extending out through material through out the day here on wednesday but thursday that she will shift a little bit by bit it with ease and quebec you're looking at some heavy snowfall there as well. also a key in on this area this is separate the facts inseparable coming in behd the original one. bring in some severe weather towards the southern rockies as this moves he's still it's going to read about him start to push up along the appalachian mountains and i think that this is gonna be on severe ice storm event on the power outage is very slick roads out there even snapped tree limbs and i well up to the five millimeters could be expected in some areas there from the deep south extending up with ne. by thursday an

hamas media now we want to be for real review that might be pretty well every down and neutral party we would have to look at they're doing their job and in the full documents this is just a summary right. so we're going through the tunnel or own design of what things go you can't go there. it doesn't look like it's finished because it's. you know i don't know i'm not sure this time this is finished there are workers i'm trying i was there are people here is your new interest in regard to all of this i'm not thank you but i started. well i don't know about growth in the. stone. cold the way begged the detroit bird storming to turn around because of those you know i wonder if we would have been able to go all the way through in a way as useful as although they were wearing masks so maybe because i would it would go up to lynn but not us that. jesse did doesn't come in let's go see a good man later that will be understanding. of many of them listen even if we doubled only nine of them it was all the corners of the of the closes with snow in the oh there's a. whole lot out there you kno

wants to know if just as hamas and hezbollah have massive charitable operations but do not get american taxpayer money, should the new israel fund be put in the same box? well, i'm sorry to say that's a totally wrong question to ask. you should never mention the new israel fund and hamas and hezbollah in the same breath. the reason -- i understand the reasoning behind this wrong question. hezbollah and hamas all have charitable wings where they have soup kitchens and summer camps and things of that nature, but they also have this militant wing. now, the new israel fund does have its massive charitable wing, and it has a massive political wing, but there's nothing approaching the scope of hezbollah and hamas in this arrangement. but the way you avoid it going into that is by setting bright lines of what can and cannot be be done with american taxpayer money. remember, anyone can start a political party in israel. all they need is a photocopier, and they've got a political party. the question is, should every man, woman and child in iowa, florida and north carolina pony up for the war chest for that organization to have a political party? let me take another

of market nuclear deal isn't it time for hamas and not their sworn enemy of israel to do the same and hope so for these really palestinian conflict all of its well to discuss.

for thank you for being with us with meals as well jonathan is needed right there at the nt government is even an attendee being with us the festival. as hamas that there is no doubt that there is the rift at the top of the french government this theory is that there is a rift that has appeared in the mouse. it's a full five weeks. in two incidents of the show. things are going back to you between the two powerhouse with a french executive. one was extra for the north's by the prime minister. and up the room not even really trying to do with the president and the president had to take steps back from the announcement of its payments to those which isn't a bad sign and in french to do with executives and more recently up next to me all the other house with the prime minister announced that it received two reports on on immigration and integration with very very tough teams in. the which were printed not discussed with the president is either boasts names of most issues made a big mess and french mother and i love when you mention of course has received a bye at things again. the french president to win in their marriage was in french guyana o

nine section cleared of the bush administration as well is fear of return to out syria was so severe that he wanted to he would want to stay and watch hama rather than be transferred to algeria he was seeking resettlement and a third country and we knew and the u.s. government there were options for his transfer to a safe their country and despite those arsons it forcibly transferred him to a place that he he so you have a huge problem that there was still in guantanamo tonight you know our client would have said that he would rather have stayed at guantanamo and that speech transferred to austria where it is now why the american transferred the mere the rather than going to a third country why they've done that if they knew the dangers that you're talking about if that's a good question and i think that's a question to ask the state department and the government this is not the way to close guantanamo as the united states wanted to transfer in and out of the prison there are fifty six yemenis who want to go home many of them want to go there are countries to send people to where they age and not face the fears that these men had so it i

market nuclear deal isn't it time for hamas and not their sworn enemy of israel to do the same in hopes of kicking these really palestinian conflict all out of its rob well to discuss that i'm now joined by the spokeswoman of the palestinian government in gaza. miss almost all of you really appreciate your being here on the show i know that you were appointed as the first female spokesperson for the. a senior government in gaza just a few months ago as part of the major p.r. make over how much do you seeing your gender played into that decision well actually it's a really. good for the palestinian issues and for the government to. this position we are trying to send a message from the ground of gaza from the reality and the facts which bring. people and the issues and in what's going on. in media and foreign media in general now before we started this program you made a point that you represent not the hamas but the palestinian government which is primarily now comprised of hamas representatives and when people in europe or the united states think about gaza and when they think about how much as they usually have this image of kara looking bearded man of

hama%. and eventually as jerusalem and the jews know better than anyone else, they know that as well.nd the question is what is the plan? >> okay, so why is there no reach? and this is the question. .. question? so let me answer. it's a very simple answer. first of all of course as you can understand i want us to reach an agreement but i think we have to reach out in a sensible realistic way. one of the problems is that the piece thinking and peace concept will not renew in 20 years. this is what i think we need fresh thinking. you will not trite to -- a 25-year-old chevy. so i think it's time to thank fresh and to describe it in just a sentence. when israelis open their hearts and decided to go to peace in 1993 the result was a waive of terror and buses exploding in central jerusalem. when israelis took a giant step forward and the peace agreement in 2000 the result was the worst suicide bombing terror offensive ever. when the israelis opened their hearts the third time and we withdrew from the gaza strip and the result was rockets coming in in southern jerusalem must awful. it is un

hamas, hezbollah, and iran. this looks awfully bad for the obama administration and the united states and of egypt in the region. >> wellw about the veracity of that charg certainly. but it is a very, very serious charge. there are indications that are quite profound, to be sure. it also tells you that thi military regime in egypt really does not want the muslim brotherhd participating in this political process at all. and we just have to observe and see what happens with these chges. lou: and the 35 co-conspirators have been charged along with more see and members othe muslim brotherhood. all facing the prospect of the death penalty. general, as always, good to have you with us. thank you. >> good talking to you, lou. lou: b sure to get your orders and for my new book. it duts january 7th, available now on line for pre order. take a minute to check us out on twitter. you can follow us, go to our facebook page,inks to everything found at loudobbs.com. up next, harry reid and unleashes his fury on the white house. his potential successors as well and even redskins owner dan snyder. the "a-team" are next. ♪ ♪ [ male annou

well deadly viles erupted between israel egypt's and palestinians in gaza. israel launched air strikes in retaliation for the deadly shooting of a civilian. hamasources say a 4-year-old girl was killed and three her relatives injured. >>> u.s. marines on alert to help evacuate americans in south sue darngs a country in the middle of a violent crisis. we'll have more on the dangers they face coming up just ahead. >> i want to show you some live pictures coming up from the international space station. just amazing to watch. this is happening now. take a listen. >>> okay. copy. we'll go ahead and install the thing. i have a warning four. you see the screw inside there. do not touch or tether to that screw due to potential sharp edges on it and avoid pinch points. >> copy. >> okay. we're going to install that on to the, on the qd and let me know if you need me to walk you through steps. >> have to adjust the screw length. >> as we move on with concerns that south sudan could be on the verge of a civil war, 150 u.s. marines are ready to enter the country to evacuate any remaining americans and also to protect the embassy. barbara starr joining us no

hama%. and eventually as jerusalem and the jews know better than anyone else, they know that as well.e question is what is the plan? >> okay, so why is there no reach? and this is the question. .. question? so let me answer. it's a very simple answer. first of all of course as you can understand i want us to reach an agreement but i think we have to reach out in a sensible realistic way. one of the problems is that the piece thinking and peace concept will not renew in 20 years. this is what i think we need fresh thinking. you will not trite to -- a 25-year-old chevy. so i think it's time to thank fresh and to describe it in just a sentence. when israelis open their hearts and decided to go to peace in 1993 the result was a waive of terror and buses exploding in central jerusalem. when israelis took a giant step forward and the peace agreement in 2000 the result was the worst suicide bombing terror offensive ever. when the israelis opened their hearts the third time and we withdrew from the gaza strip and the result was rockets coming in in southern jerusalem must awful. it is underst

the serious threat posed to israel, both from nation states such as iran, as well as radical islamic terrorist groups like hamas, hezbollah and al qaeda. u.s.-israel corporation helps ensure that israel will remain a shining example of what democratic ideals and a freedom-loving society can achieve. i agree with my friend. iran cannot be allowed to develop nuclear weapons. that is not a negotiating point. that is just a fact. and when we understand that, i real solutions, ith real triggers, with real timelines to dismantling a program that has not been based on a freedom-loving people just wanting an energy source. but has been based on deception, has been based on deceit and has been based on an underlying hatred of the west and especially of israel. we cannot let that happen and i pray that this administration and the others who have joined in this agreement do not fall victim to a pretty p.r. campaign. when we understand that, israel has been a beacon of liberty, despite the reigns of dispots all around them -- despots all around them. the best way to thwart extremist ideals is to say it -- is to stay free.

hamas. you have communicated those documents. >> mr. ellis, is that a question? >> if you would note about the enigma code during world war ii we just transmitted that information to the nasty? >> that is a well-worn red herring, if you don't mind me saying so. i think most chose to make a distinction between the kind of thing that you talk about the enigma code of the kabul on the troop ships. this i is very well won the cup has been built with by the supreme court and that you learn when you do your in cpj course. i can make those distinctions. thank you. [inaudible] the law may have been broken? >> no. >> have you been told by members of the board of "the guardian" newspaper that your job is on the line enacted with a spare? >> i think you are under some misapprehension. >> i'm asking you a question. >> the board of "the guardian" newspaper if you understood the structure of "the guardian," has no jurisdiction over the editor of "the guardian"'s pick i think needs to be your final question spent know, i think it is less than six minutes spent mr. ellis, order. i am chairing this thing. this is your final question. >> this is not a labour of love in, mr. rusbridger, and i'm asking questions