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chronic sickness made it difficult for franklin to tand a stand and speak at the convention and he did offer occasional comments to seeking to steer the delegates toward a successful conclusion, but early on, he also made a substantive speech arguing against paying a salary to the president or to other members of the executive branch. he based this argument on his dim view of human nature, and of politician's temptations to personal aggrandizement. quote, there are two passions which have a powerful influence in the affairs of men, he declared. these are ambition and avorous, the love of power and the love of money placed before the eyes of such men a post of honor that shall at the same time be a place of profit and they will move heaven and earth to obtain it. such corruption had ruined british politics and he wished to uncouple america's government from the profit motive citing exodus 1821, franklin reminded delegates that the best rulers were men hating covetousness. if you turn politics into an avenue for personal gain, he said, only the most bold and violent men would want to ent

. >> let's talk about the politics of the situation with tand the a bank governor. he has been asked to resign, but because of central bank independence that's not so straightforward. >> will have to be his own decision unless he's accused and convicted in the case that he's probably facing. there's so much pleasumresh pree on him that he will probably decide to step back. >> what's your final takeaway? alloyd tvoid the latvian bankino at all costs >> right now it's probably a sector to watch i suspect the latvian government will wait for the negative news to wear off, but with so much pressure we may see some positive changes in the latvian financial sector coming forward. >> otilia dhand, we will leave it there for more head to cnbc.com where you can find a full report on how we ended up in this situation. >>> the euro group picked spain's luis de guindos as the favorite for the next head of the european central bank. he was picked after phillip lane withdrew from consideration. for more on that and europe itself, head to our website to find out why one commentato

kelly issued a second statement saying there is no place for domestic abuse in our tands by the firstar sta secretary. might not sounde a very important role but this is normally called the nerve center of the white house. becaus persoble for all work that gets to and from the president. so he really is in the nerve of a vote isay in a bipartisan budget deal ahead of tonight's deadline to keep the government open. >>> the two year bill offers an additional $300 billions in and eases strict spending caps. th does not addressdespite threat t didn't get the immigration changes that he wanted. but the president is now supporting this bill. >> while president trump downs and stalemates congressional leaders work at finding compromise and consensus. >> i hope we can build on this bipartisan momentum. >> that said the bill faces an uphill battle in it house from conservative budget hawks and democratic leaders. nancy pelosi speaking for a record to argue for dreamers. pelosi wants house speaker paul rin to promise to open debateen the issue like majority leader mitch mcconnell did in the sen

so remember i had said that there was this slide we have in the middle of the right of war tand conquestdiplomacy, immunity prosecution and no economic sanctions and then the animation would have gone -- you would have seen this new slide which we call the new world order where you have the problemition on war, no conquest, no gunboat diplomacy, crime of aggression and then finally the possibility of economic sanctions. what you do is you see an entire international system flip on its ear in a very, very short time because of this piece of paper signed in 1928. again, it doesn't happen all at once. it in 1928,gned they don't know what they're doing. it'swh like to give the obamacae analogy, what if congress had repealed obamacare but not replaced it, right? it would have been chaos and taken a long time to put this thing together. now this is not just the health care system of the united states, this is the international system involving all the states of the world. a really complex, messy process by whichch it's precipitated on that day, august 27th, 1928. now the last part of the book,

battlefield and you see what a weapon like this does to a soldier, if people actually saw this ask saw tandeali this, it would open people's eyes. we all say, oh, these children lost their lives. they didn't lose their lives, their looifives were ripped out their bodies. their brains were on the floor, their intestines were hanging out. it was sickening. we're talking about this in an a antiseptic way, but these kids are hiding in the closet while their friends are dead. >> and that's why the law enforcement people are standing by the young people saying, we do need to do something different. republicans are saying, these democrats, they're emotional, they're irrational, they're exploiting kids because they want to grab all of our guns. they're actually the ones being rational and sane. the kids hiding under the desks and the cops going to save them are saying the same exact thing, that it makes no sense at all for this to be the reality in america. they have a thousand excuses. and i have to say, whenever this thing happens, if it's a muslim, they want to politicize it within seconds. if i

. >> he tands behind the memo and we had the fbi come in over the weekend and said is there anythinglly inaccurate in this memo. and there was nothing factually inaccurate. now you could have the democrats say, well, we wouldn't have told the story that way. or we would have told it a different way. but nothing factually inaccurate. and i've read the democrat memo and i could tell you that even in the democrat memo, it does not suggest that there is anything factually inaccurate in the four pages that you've read. >> okay. let me ask you this. what about carter page shouldn't have raised suspicion by the fbi. and they have on again and off again this guy is on their radar. low and behold he shows up again, this time in an outside -- an op intelligence right. and they had already dealt with him earlier. that is what the fbi does. it is an investigative tool it doesn't mean they know he is guilty of anything. he looks suspicious. you look at his actions, there is a lot of suspicion activity. >> but it wasn't carter page -- >> let me ask you this -- here is what is missing in that part

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>> i was very sympathetic to it tand also to the factt they seem to do everything they could to try to root out the fraud themselves and they even cooperated with the d.a.'s office until they realized th were the target of the investigation. so nothing tt they did bespoke a bank that was trying to orchestrate orid fraud. >> brown: the cyrus vans who was -- vance mentioned in the ip was the manhattan d.a. and was the office that brought this, he spokeo you for the film. for the record, he still believ this was an appropriate case to bring. >> he does. i mean, we interviewed him after the case he felt just as strongly after the verdict as he did while they tried the cas and i don't know, it bewilledders me, i think a i think he really did believe there was fraud going on, and was sincere. i think his judgment was clouded the fact that there was ambition there to be the office that brought case against a bank in the wake of the 2008 crisis and noere is that revealed more plainly to me than me the indictment in the announ of it. he had the feds from washington behind him, and then he also

the book grew out of trying tode tand who that figure was. she went down into the basement and brought up an image of the missing panel. it contained an image of one of the killers of the osage who had murdered many of them for the oil money. i kept thinking, the osage hadre ved that picture not to forget what happened, but because th can't forget. and yet so many people, including me, had no knowlee of this event. so that was the real impetus to fill in my own ignorance. >> brown: a lot of our readers had questions about the research about how you did it, wheryou did it, how long it took? >> it took me close to five years to resarch and write. it took a long time for two reasers. basically were two avenues of research. one avenue wasrchival, and one avenue was trying to track down the descendants of both the murderers and the v, many of whom still live in the same neighborhoods in oahoma side by side, their fates intertwine, which is in many ways the story of america, and it was meetg with many of them that gave me a real sense of how this h

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they were likectually like sea waves. tand there were more humahan bullets.ey were stepping on their' colleabodies. (explosions) >> smith: these human wave attacks turned out to be extremely successful. iran learned that by sheer force of numbers they could compete against iraq's superior military power. over the course of the war, hundredsf thousands of iranian boys would be sent to the front lines. ♪ by spring of 1982, iranhi succeeded in png iraq back.ea >> the iraqider, saddam hussein announced a voluntary withdrawal from all captured territory. >> smith: iran was then faced with the decision to either accept a ceasefirer advance into iraqi territory. >> iranians are showing signs of resistance to the very idea of a ceasefire. >> smith: khomeini chose war. he declared that iran would not be satisfied until saddam hussein was toppled. (singing): in smith: taking the holy city of karbala iraq-- that became the battle cry for iranian troops. karbala is where in the 7th century the revered imam husayn was martyred. it's an event depicted in iranian films. >>

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