>> well, i don't think turkey's a risk for a very long time, but in case of albania, albania's not exactlyn enormous country. we've been putting a lot of infrastructure work into albania already. that was true in 1981 when greece joined -- >> you don't see any risk at the amount of money that scotland currently gets from the european union would be diminished as a result of further expansion of the european union? you don't see that as a risk? >> it has collectively reduced over time as other countries have come in that are poorer than parts of scotland. >> and the hinzan islands would stay as they did a the tit the . >> you would accept that's a risk but you discount it because you say it's a desirable risk. can i put another proposition to you? you say you've been talking to the food and drink community in scotland. the scottish government backed by the scottish people wanted to bring in minimum pricing for alcohol. and that was the democratic decision of the scottish government. and that was dismissed by the european court of justice. now, how does that fit in with scottish aspirations

zone across europe, including countries albania or iceland, actually it's a bit of a misnomer. of all those states, they have separate agreements with the eu. the ones in the balkans, the countries that want to join the eu and they at some reference on trade that they -- i will make the bigger point. what on earth are we doing thinking that a model for britain is somehow to try to have the same deals romania has with the eu? i think the answer is, no we can't. what we ought to deliver the special status we have in the eu. going back to the chair's original question. put it alongside previous things that british governments have done to demonstrate special status. britain is different. i'm not arguing we should accept italian membership or german membership in this organization. we are different. we have not been invaded in 1000 years. we have institutions that we revere and care about. we have this extraordinary role in european history. s churchill said we are not of europe but we are with europe. let's have a statement reflects that. we will not get that from the inside with

and those are poor countries in scotland as a result that that scotland gets in to support a albania and turkey but albania is not exactly an enormous country but that was true in 1981 or in 1986. >> but the amount of money that they currently get would be diminished as a result but it has collectively reduced. to save is a desirable rest. the scottish coverage back by the scottish people with a minimum pricing and that was dismissed by the european courts of justice. and those aspirations having a decision was a cause of justice that was supreme. in choosing to do it the way that they did in the court decided that first determined to do what perhaps was nine the best currently at peterborough and that is where it presides so the scottish people have not been overturned at all. not yet. still nepotism pishogue that indeed it is supreme and in the decision that it takes in the future with scotland that scotland has no control >> only in areas of the of member states give the e.u. and ease cj. but that is our limits of competency is. and to interpret that is why the european course of

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when we thinkrise about albania as an alternative source of economic trade and political strength? mr. cameron: one of the arguments i have become very aware of over the last few years is our friends in the world, countries from the, well for partners like united states, it's difficult to find a prime minister or president that things britain would be better off leaving the eu. this discussion about any has come up because one of the lead campaigns -- leave campaign's was saying our free-trade zone across europe, including countries albania or iceland, actually it's a bit of a misnomer. of all those states, they have separate agreements with the eu. theones in the balkans, countries that want to join the reference ont some trade that they -- i will make the bigger point. what on earth are we doing thinking that a model for totain is somehow to try have the same deals romania has with the eu? i think the answer is, no we can't. what we ought to deliver the special status we have in the eu. the chair's original question. put it alongside previous things that british governments have

when we thinkrise about albania as an alternative source of economic trade and political strength? mr. cameron: one of the arguments i have become very aware of over the last few years is our friends in the world, countries from the, well for partners like united states, it's difficult to find a prime minister or president that things britain would be better off leaving the eu. this discussion about any has come up because one of the lead campaigns -- leave campaign's was saying our free-trade zone across europe, including countries albania or iceland, actually it's a bit of a misnomer. of all those states, they have separate agreements with the eu. theones in the balkans, countries that want to join the reference ont some trade that they -- i will make the bigger point. what on earth are we doing thinking that a model for totain is somehow to try have the same deals romania has with the eu? i think the answer is, no we can't. what we ought to deliver the special status we have in the eu. the chair's original question. put it alongside previous things that british governments have

is it any surprise that leave campaign is thinking about albania as an alternative source of economic trade and political strength? >> one of the arguments i've become aware of over the years is just, you know, our friends in the world, whether it's countries from the commonwealth or partners like the united states it is very difficult to find a prime minister or a president who thinks that britain would be better off leaving the eu. this discussion about albania has come up because one of the the leave campaign was making the point that there is a free trade zone right across europe including countries like albania or iceland or what have you. and actually it's a bit of a misnomer. because all those states, they have separate agreements with the eu. and if you look at the ones in the balkans, the one coucountri want to join and get some restrictions but i would also make the bigger point as you are, what on earth are we doing thinking that a model for britain is somehow to try to imitate the trading relations that the albania or whoever has the -- the question is can we get better ar

i'm just waiting for albania to start printing so there's plenty of easing to go around the globe. it wouldn't be a biggy no matter what. >> who's worried about, i was talking to bob schillor earlier, the housing guy. he seems worried about some bubbles again, especially out west, in some of the housing markets. to what extent are you guys worried about something like that, going down the road we just came out of? are you, scott, at all, about housing being an issue again? i know we are talking about slow growth in the economy but he was talking about fast growth in the housing market. >> yeah. there has been. for many of you, your house is your largest asset. it's recovering because of the low interest rate policies stipulated by the federal reserve. not because of economic growth. which means it's kind of unnatural. what scares me, once these rate hikes kick in, yes, it would only be up to half a point but then what comes after that? three quarters of a point and on forward? you will cut off one of the biggest growth engines of anything this economy's had because the fed's going

to suggestone on that britain might join this nonexistent zone, just like albania. seriously?n the albanian prime minister thought the idea was a joke. the lead campaigner asking us to with thejor risk future of our economy and country. yet they cannot even answer the most basic questions. what would britain's relationship be with the eu where we to leave? when we have a free-trade agreement? the man who headed the world trade organization for eight years think this would be, "a terrible replacement for access to the eu's single market." some of them say we would keep full access. if so, we would have to accept freedom of movement, a contribution to the eu budget, and except all eu rules, while surrendering any say over them. in which case, we would have given up sovereignty. others say we would definitely leave the single market. despite the critical importance to the single market, to jobs, and investment in our country. i can only describe this as a reckless and irresponsible cause. these are people's jobs and livelihoods that are being toyed with. and the leave campaign ha

first, let's go ahead and chart the rough from where the plane would have gone over, in albania, into cairo. this is where the search is concentrated on, but what i want to show our viewers, this is also now ground zero for the worst refugee crisis in recent human history. you have refugees coming out of libya heading north, and egypt heading north. and syria. this type of area is going to have debris already. and this is why i think it was quite possible, the debris originally found, add to that you have a current issue here, the current mediterranean route in this area, south and north of the island. if this debris is south of the island they're going to want to search the debris, if it is north they're going to have to want to shift to the west. one other thing i want to show you, thomas, the under water here topography is unseen, this is a trough, you have the dips underneath the water here. in 2010 there was a crash off the coast of beirut, it took them months to find the aircraft. so when you pinged it with an underwater drone there was no way to tell it was actually below that

these materials are assembled russia, archives of china, hungary, albania, and a few other countries.he collection shows which at pastatter most congresses of the korean workers party and what north koreans workers have sought to achieve through the congresses. collection suggests, past were used to consolidate and lay outcontrol his roadmap for the country's economic development. waslast congress in 1980, used to anoint the son of the current leader as successor. collectioness this by going to the digital archival or type into any search engine, modern korean portal and look for the collection. some great findings here from all six of the congresses up until now. in my talk, i am going to do a couple things. background --some give some background on congresses. how they function in north area and i'm going to offer some suggestions based on trends, what you might expect from the seventh congress. what are congresses? according to the 11th article of north korea's socialist constitution, the constitution sinceas been in place 2012, the democratic people's republic of korea, the offici

in the case of albania it isn't exactly an enormous country and we've put more infrastructure work in a. of the amount they get from the european union would be diminished. and they would say if they do at the time we accept the fact it's in the poorest part of europe and it is best redistributed. >> [inaudible] the scottish government backed by the scottish people wanted to bring in the minimum pricing outcomes and that was the democratidemocratic decision ofe scottish government does that fit ihow doesthat fit in with ts aspirations -- scottish aspirations in the decision for the cause of justice which is over even the scottish people. it was referred not by the basis of the unelected judges as a member to the court. it was perhaps not the best according to the treaty which the united kingdom signed and therefore it was back to the session to site and that's where it currently resides so the opinion hasn't been overturned at all. it doesn't just show that the cause of justice is indeed a supreme. the united kingdom have chosen to give the eu, and the whole purpose of the legal treat

these materials are assembled from the archives of russia, china, hungary, albania and a few other countries. the collection shows which issues have mattered most to -- at past congresses of the korean workers party and what north korea's leaders have sought to achieve through the congresses. as it suggests, past congresses were used by kim il sung for ideological control and to lay out his road map for the country's economic development. the last congress in 1980 was used to anoint his son, kim jong il as auch ssuccessor. you can access this by going to the digital archive or type into any search engine modern korean history portal and look through the collection. some great findings here, again, from all six of the congresses up to now. so -- all right. so in my talk i'm going to do a couple things. first i want to give background on congresses, the function, the purpose of congresses in north korea, and then i'm going to offer some suggestions based on trends, what we might expect from the seventh congress. so what are congresses? according to the socialist constitution, the constitution

materials are assembled from the archives of russia, china, hungary, albania, and a few other countries collection shows which toues have mattered most past congresses of the korean workers party and what north korean leaders actually sought to achieve through these conga -- congresses. as it suggests, they were used to layfounding leader out his roadmap for the economic development of the kind -- the country. the last in 1980 was used to , asnt his son, kim jong-il his successor. you can access this collection by going to the digital archive or typing in to any search engine modern korean history portal and look through the collection. findings here from all six of the congresses of two now. so -- give me one second -- all .ight it might talk i'm going to do a couple of things. first i want to give some background on congresses in north korea. going to offer some suggestions based on trends, but we might expect from this conference. so, what are congresses? according to the 11th article of the constitution that has been in place there since 2012, the democratic people's republic of kor

they've gone on to suggest that britain might join this non-existent zone just like albania. was a joke. the leave campaigner asking us to take a massive risk with the future of our economy and the future of our country. and yet they can't even answer the most basic questions. what would britain's relationship be with the eu if we were to leave? will we have a free trade agreement, or will we fall back on world trade organization rules? the man who headed the world trade organization for eight years thinks this would be -- and i quote -- a terrible replacement for access to the eu single market. now, some of them say we'd keep full access to the eu single market. if so, we'd have to accept freedom of movement, a contribution to the eu budget, and accept all eu rules while surrendering any say over them, in which case we would have given up sovereignty rather than taken it back. others say we would definitely leave the single market, including yesterday the vote leave campaign, despite the critical importance of the single market to jobs and investment in our country. i can on

purple states turn out, and with the exception of ohio, the democratic and also with the exception of albania. republican turnout has vastly exceeded democratic turnout. we have two competitive races, and if everyone who cast the republican ballot in the primary cast a republican ballot in the fall, the democrats would need to win between 53-60% of the remaining voters in order to carry each of those states by one vote. i think that's the promise and the pitfall of the republican party is that, of course to put that coalition together means put those three factions i talked about together in a coherent way. the reason why trump may not win is precisely his inability to do that. i think it indicates where a unified republican party could go, which is extremely hard for a democratic party to respond when you've got 50% of the general election voters in the state who are actively considering themselves republicans. we have never dealt with that in our lifetime. lifetime. >> now we are going to turn to your questions. cnn has just come out with its first matchup of the trump clinton contest. it i

their vision is albania. we can have a free trade agreement. >> what would it mean for ryanair?. we would have to re-register. depends if the u.k. stays in open skies. if they left we would have a re-register and work around it. people will still fly. they still fly to spain, greece, italy. that's not going to change. it will make life much more difficult -- it will certainly take two or three points off growth, economic growth in the u.k. and across the european union. >> just regulatory. >> two years of uncertainty trying to work out what they'll do. we should be optimistic. they're going to stay in. i think that's the end of it. and we'll sit back and watch you guys whether you elect the most unpopular democratic candidate or the most unpopular republican candidate in history. >> it's going to affect you. you laugh now. laugh now. all right. you can't control oil prices, so you just deal with it, i guess. >> frankly, i hope oil prices rise a bit more. the problem in europe is is that some of the crazy, loss-making legacy carriers have had relief as oil prices went down to 40

and a small town in albania, erupting a bust of hillary clinton in honor of her contributions to theg the shore. officials say that it is not linked to the presidential election in any way. >>> well, as you saw, we sent "dooce on the loose" outside. he want to get a sense, you know, we have two primaries tonight. kentucky and oregon, where, you know, bernie sanders could win against the front-runner. if hillary clinton keeps losing, how is she winning, steve? can you give us a sense? >> that's such a good point. in fact, pete, right now on the cover of the drudge report it says this. she keeps losing, how come she's winning? so we're stopping people on the streets. scott is from altoona, pennsylvania. >> good morning. >> i just saw you on tv. you want to be on tv? he said, sure, not a problem. so you're paying attention to the political -- >> a little bit. >> how come bernie is winning all the primaries and yet she's winding up with more delegates? >> well, doesn't trump win them all and he doesn't get all the delegates. >> looks like he's still 100 short. could get closer today with

problems in albania, problems all over north africa, problems for the middle east, north africa, both. problems coming down, radical islamists in nigeria and more central flynn countries. they paid a heavy price for the improper leadership of this administration here in the united states. it's just tragic how many have lost their lives already. then we hear reports in nigeria and i heard it when i was in nigeria trying to help the nigerian families whose daughters had been abducted and we were hearing reports that this administration behind the scenes is saying look, we'll help you with the boko haram, the terrorism -- although they don't like to use that word, radical extremism that is occurring in nigeria if you will change your laws, violate your religious beliefs and allow same sex marriage and pay for abortion, then we'll help you. and as one nigerian catholic bishop said, our religious beliefs are not for sale, knots to the u.s. president, not to anybody. got an article that goes on about the situation with iran. also may 12, kerry's peculiar message about iran for union banks,

work into albania as well.true in 19 -- >> so you don't see any risk that the amount of money that scotland currently gets from the european union would be diminished as a result of expansion of the european union? >> it has collectively reduced over the time as other countries have come in that are poorer than those parts of scotland. and the islands would say, as they did at the time, we accept the fact we are now no longer the poorest part of europe, and if you're going to redistribute the money to where it's best used, redistribute it there. >> that's a risk, but you discount it because you say it's a desirable risk. can i put another proposition to you? as you say, you've been talking to the food and drink community in scotland. the scottish government, backed by the scottish people, wanted to bring in minimum price saving for alcohol. and that was the democratic decision of the scottish government. and that was dismissed by the european court of justice. now, how does that fit in with scottish aspirations