emily: how much do you think e urope's own investigations are swiping the ftc? -- swaying the ftc?ara: europe is way ahead of the ftc. they are sending out questionnaires and studying at those responses. one thought is that the ftc did not want to be out of the loop and felt it needed to have its own way of looking at what is going on with google. that is just a theory. we don't have a lot of of information at this stage about what they are thinking. emily: there was an interesting op-ed in the new york times saying that no government agency is keeping a big enough eye on the u.s. companies, tech companies in particular. sara, is that something you would agree with? sara: we love our monopolies, we love our big tech companies. in the u.s. it's not illegal to be a monopoly, whereas it is much trickier in europe. at the same type, the singgns that the ftc is going back to this does indicate that things may need to be looked at more closely. they are partners with the justice department. they already said they were not going to look at google after the ftc closed their last case. it r

people in eastern urope. this is the result of countries in the middle east and africa. as well as poverty and und -development preveiling in countries in the african continent. e u.n. should take on -- should help the crisis it helped create. after 56 years in which the cuban people put up resistance diplomatic relations have been reestablished between cuba and he united states of america. -- conflicts begin -- now his will only be achieved with our country illegally occupied by guantanamo base, and destablizing programs against the island. and when our people are competence stated for the human and economic damages they still ndure. while the blockade remains in force, we will continue viewing the draft resolution with the embargo imposed by the united states of america against uba. to the people who have sponsored our reforms, we wish to return the appreciation of the cuban people and its government for our continued support. mr. president, cuba is celebrating with profound commitment the anniversary of he organization. we acknowledge efforts have been made throughout

and we're going to have to keep, we can't have millions and millions of people walking into urope. it's hardly worth discussing. but i am really worried about his. and wish that we could -- we had already done much better. by being so slow to act initially this is what esulted. now the situation is far more than it should be in my opinion. general austin, i do tend to agree with you that a defeat of isil is not the end of the problems in the middle east. we've got extremism that witnesses told us may be going on for 50 years. would you agree with that? general austin: i absolutely agree with that. senator sessions: there'll be another crisis. we need a strategy, an understood strategy, bipartisan, with our allies around the orld, to confront this long-term, multidecade threat to the western democratic order. and to try to help protect people in the middle east from this disaster. so i want to ask you, do we have a strategy of that kind that our allies in the united states and congress and republicans and democrats understand and agree on? ms. wormuth: we have a strategy to defeat i