a muse alice mr bush gets the once a new salads cold so cold changes up the food is kind of boost side by those. people have put big dreams on the big screen. movie magazine on d.w. . serial killers tangos drugs and. violence robber gangs. and the ugly and omnipresent feature of life in one nine hundred twenty s. berlin cast played it almost weekly they'd find most is a monster canal with a reverse brain such just body part of such. finally as the german capital. the police force can't keep the focus on its own campaign it should and disappear randomly text tests crime scenes and times mr bush gets. the most don't reckon with him. detective superintendent comes cannot. be revolutionizes forensic procedures and establishes an extensive record system laying the foundations for modern police work just wanted to mention its was doing back then it was basically the same as today's climate if. metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. on t.w. . if. united states president donald trump offered democrats a deal to bring an end to the longest government shutdown in u.s. history the comp

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a museum says mr bush let's see the unsub the folds of the golden chain has not produced concert so i bought it from. los people who put big dreams on the big story. in the movie magazine on the dummy. i was history when i arrived here i slept with six people in a room there is a ninth in mt it was hard as for that. i even got white hair. learning the gym language head to head off this gets me and they go bust maybe two in truck let's say you want to do their story license or fighting and reliable information for migrants.

a muse a list mr bush gets the once again. steve toltz occulting about changes up the british consul list side pockets of the flame. playing people have put big dreams on the big story. pledging to move the magazine fun d.w. . china belton wrote initiative attract investors from all over the world but critics warn a lot of the mega project only exists on paper we asked how profitable is the project . also on the show how indonesia's hopes to increase its tourism sector may have made last month some nami more deadly. welcome to do business want to john's and berlin good to have you with us it is china's most prestigious infrastructure projects the belt drought initiative with nearly a trillion dollars in proposed chinese investment poised to build roads railways ports and oil pipelines from beijing to berlin a major project was launched five years ago and it's attracted investors from all of the world including german companies all eager to get a sizable piece of the action that. the new silk road china has belt and road initia

one to manage and distributing prandelli tech to suggest such a crime scene time is a short holiday mr bush gives. the criminals don't reckon with him detective superintendent const cannot. live aleutian eyes his feelings of procedures and establishes an extensive record system laying the foundations for modern homes we just want to deny janet's was doing back then was basically the same as today was minus an attack on the firm and metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. on t w. i there welcome to another your remarks special with this week which warring the top tourist destinations in europe today we had to spain for the following reports .

mr. bush mentioned that we have the smallest shade canopy for a city of our size. in 2014, san francisco issued an urban forestry plan to essentially double or canopy in the next 20 years. that was five years ago, and now, with the passage of prop e, all we have is funding for pruning and removal and no city funding for planting. it leaves the planting of street trees to friends of the urban forest that scrambles to put together a budget sufficient to keep up with the rate of removals. there's no growth happening, just an attempt to may i approach tain, and all -- maintain, and all of that work is done on saturday mornings by volunteers doing it for free. ficus are about 7% of the city's urban canopy, and they are being targeted not one arrest two at a time but in large swaths. in north beach. there's going to be a hearing next month for a group of seven trees, and in hayes valley, there is a group of 29. i would just ask whatever the resolution is here is it would be one that takes all of the

ford mentioned during his report and that mr. bush remarked upon in public comment a minute ago. i have provided a summary of what those changes include. i will not repeat them here because you yourselves passed that ordinance, so you'll have some recollection of what they are. but i will note from page three that if -- a couple of those amendments in particular we anticipate may affect the workload of the enforcement division. one, as you know, is that the amendments expand the protections of the ordinance to city contractors and employees of city contractors, so effectively that expands the class of those who might complain to the ethics commission, and assuming that city contractors or city employees believe that they face retaliation, we can anticipate possibly receiving morcomplaints than we have previously. the other is that the amendments to the whistle blower protection ordinance expands the scope of what qualifies as protected activity. so staff, in reviewing complaints alleging retaliation frequently dismiss them on the basis that there is a significant jurisdictional d

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at gazeta dot argue that's a russian newspaper a very warm welcome to all of you let me start with mr bush there and london are we seeing the biggest schism in christianity in the hundreds if not the cells and he is. it's obviously not the biggest schism in christan it's a more although i would be very careful about using the word schism because it has very kind of derogatory connotations within the orthodox in christan is in general you know it means god of the oil always hubris if you like it's it's about. all the. national churches in within the orthodox tradition have a degree of independence and this is how they actually have co-existed for four years so i hope the current situation will not lead to this bleed but eventually to the more kind of balance within within eastern orthodox mistake why do you think that the patriarch in constantinople is granting autonomy to ukraine and how much of patriarch bartholomew decision is based on religion and how much of it as political. well it is a political definitely a political step the wrists not much of religion according to canonical tradit

where this is your name is mr bush and i will give you. and i one of us. and he made a little go over and asked him and have read it i mean out there my foot is on my thumb from the pilot if you so this will say sign up the i will. see the no weapons i think there's something so long to. get out. of synch with but before the end of the football course a lot with a little of the. way. yes. you know when the. global you know they seem to get no more you know more you know a lot of oil touches to get the point that it is you know a commodity on the mythical claudine line i see on knowledge done done to the question of the alaskan to the twenty percent the guys you're with and when it's best you can. see that he may be open some people think it's a moral compass if he did the going to save the or leave the kids have been let go when he died. you see a number go lower than the maybe i was lucky me she really said no no no no more to go move the video in doses the good news shows look another more noble you're maybe our biggest and love can be invented but then

up wealth to do it mr. bush we have to get the national. fish get me out of there whether you should do with so much a liquor store is better than the much of it. don't you feel you should you know you shouldn't be upgrading doesn't the many people pay much more person generally screens to. get my my. slippers then you will blow if you can use their lives. in one room. yes and you know it was never able to offer up in which will cut ten weeks and you . see if i would still be alive. to you that you sit with your. head coach will. you always you gives a shit what you don't want you to seduction lovable who. would speak of you and you can. mock him. you might be worrying about what might show you those who were shot him through vision or through earth because she. uses her bravery is that it was the. whole circle where does his job. where you need to do it or is hard. to come so much coming to us out of the room wally's who lives here in my house from where you are able to do so just because leisure. to do. well with the city of the of the of

a path to the world mr. bush. you should do well. to do what you like. we should evaluate if you don't the upbringing he doesn't the many people. in the still can. not really. listen then you will blow the news that was. yours and yours it was not a devilish look at its history books and you see you see if i will ever see. so. if. you will was you gives a shit what you don't want you to. be an even. if . you know what do you worry about what natural are you those who are sure you through vision or through earth because you are the useless or dreamer is the. whole circle your lawyer does his job. where you need to do it or smart phones are going to win the national media of us who will obviously want to see of my most will read your book is the interest was measured. because you know it's. supposed to believe the issue is going to be in these recent absolutely recent years ago. there was an. ideal family tell all if you don't at least ask me for me i. don't know whom i want to be if we also want to wish i wish all one hundred. more of you have speeches to

a path to the world mr. bush. but. better than what you like. if you don't the upbringing he doesn't the many people. in the still. not like. slippers then you will blow. it was. yours and yours it was not a thing which. looks and you see you see if i will ever. see you. here if. you will was you gives a shit what you don't want you to. be and even. if. you want to be working for what natural are you those who are you sure you really should watch through earth because there are other uses her. whole circle. laura just pissed over. where you need to do it or smart phones are going to magically do it he doesn't know who will obviously want to see if my post will read you are able to use the interest was measured. because you. spoke of them with the radiation is going to be in these recent absolutely able to reason is that of course. there is an. ideal family health. if you don't have a test sleep in your. own home don't you believe that we also want wish i wish all hope all well now which gives you much more than the speeches today. actually pulli

the same as it was the bush in you they say mr bush was. a what does that say. though of the slopes listed when using your phrase in the world so as opposed to abortion is a. good. a less than human you didn't do a good reason you know it is the oldest they in the new doesn't mean you know dumbass they will. post the system might be good bush and ideas from president bush will bring us to another eventually you will stay at that the place will not have a social in the slush a chicago the people's growing discontent made ukraine more vulnerable to outside forces and a new kind of warfare was launched one not known before the color revolutions. illustrators clashed with police hundreds of thousands protesting the results of the election and calling for a new vote. ukraine has had two color revolutions in its twenty four years of independence in two thousand and four crowds of people descended upon kiev marking the start of the orange revolution. at that time ukraine became once again a battlefield of two forces the russian and western governments the culmination o

have you talked with mr. bush about consultation? president reagan: no, there is a system in which former presidents are advised of what is going on in the government. i have approved and sent on those reports to the existing previous presidents. all of them. i've been saying to myself, pretty soon i will be getting these reports. if ever he thought there was something i could be helpful in or wanted advice, i would try to do my best to comply. >> something about handling the presidency. some word? president reagan: he's been so close to this. every week we have lunch together. >> that's true. he's had a big advantage in that respect. president reagan: yes. i made up my mind when i was a governor, the lieutenant governor, this concept down through the years of the vice president is sitting there waiting to see if something happens was a waste of their time. they should be like an executive vice president of a corporation. that is what i did as governor and that is what i did here. george had very much a part in the things we did. i p

mrs. bushand we just became dear friends and had a fun time together. i told him the tim that i was researching the book and i said i just love when i met him first it shows how bored he was like how a bored are you than you wee just writing letters to novelists and it's so amazing to me that you're the most powerful man in the world one day and the next day you have to stop at red lights with the rest of us. imagine right now if someone told you you've piqued everything in this world after this moment it's going to be downhill not as good as it was today and that's what it's like to be a former president. it's just like it does to your psyche. i would love to see what your life is like and he in full kindness if i don't d become to houston for the week and hang out with us and we are giving you unprecedented access. we had a great time together and when i started writing the book it became a book of fate. i was working on another book after that and i had heard the story about these letters th

a news analyst mr bush might seem a little on some subject. of so-called changes not to just kind of oversight but the first. people have put big dreams on the big screen. movie magazine on the dummy. from. all we can be the generation that ends it for good men leiria must go on so millions can live. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience on standing shopping and dining offers and trialling services. alan gassed at frankfurt airport managed by from. several hundred women have marched in how this and other from cities looking to reclaim from violent activists the so-called you're the first to test movement the food service began last year over in those trucks still touch and the grown into a broader uprising against falling living standards. right u.s. national security adviser john bolton says his country's withdrawal of troops from syria will be gradual as it signals a far less abrupt withdrawal than initially thought.

issues egypt will continue to have a great and strong friend in the united states thank you for mr. bush and. holding the relations between the two countries of the consultations between both come for his. and i don't feel the. work of both conflict is preparing for talks with which to. framework they follow and the first ministers in both countries and their meetings are the dialogue a question to both of you what's the most important topics to be discussed by this mechanism and what is their effect of this election between both come through as also the meeting will be held during this year have you had any agreement about this mechanism in this meeting but tekla days in norway with about the relations between the two countries for show and this is a teacher collation so many mechanisms for which these relations are being dealt with through summit meetings no ministerial meetings or the strategic dialogue or even that two plus two from work and mechanism these all are aimed at supporting the lives between the two countries and discover a new domains of the operations this is not the usu

going to topple a mannish and disappear to brando detective suggests crime seems tonicization for mr bushgets played the most don't reckon with him detective superintendent pounced cannot. be revolutionised these forums are procedures and establishes an extensive record system laying the foundations for modern police work i want to deny janet's was doing back then was basically the same as today's co-sponsors and that's how it played metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth spoke on t.w. . player. played. us president donald trump estimates military transport your house of representatives speaker nancy pelosi for an overseas trip he wants to keep her at home citing the government shutdown trumps move is being seen as a tit for tat response to these co for him to postpone the state of the union address over security concerns due to the shutdown in. a car bomb has exploded outside a colombian police academy in bogota killing at least ten people.

at gazeta dot argue that's a russian newspaper a very warm welcome to all of you let me start with mr bush there and london are we seeing the biggest schism in christianity in the hundreds if not a thousand years. it's obviously not the biggest schism in christan it's a moreover i would be very careful about using the word schism because it has very kind of derogatory connotations within the orthodox and kristan is in general you know it means god of the oil always hubris if you like it's it's about. all the. national churches in within the orthodox tradition have a degree of independence and this is how they actually have co-existed for four years so i hope the current situation will not lead to this bleed but eventually to the more kind of balance within within eastern orthodox in that mistake why do you think that the patriarch in constantinople is granting autonomy to ukraine and how much of patriarch bartholomew the decision is based on religion and how much of it as political. well it is a political definitely a political step there is not much of religion according to canonical trad

a news analyst mr bush is not seeing a belongs in the. last.chance to this kind of post cited by the first. people have put big dreams on that big screen. a plane in movie magazine fundie telling. serial killers tank close. by lynch robber gangs. and ugly and omnipresent feature of life in the one nine hundred twenty s. berlin cast legal analyst with clint a fine horses and the monster canal with the river spraying sometimes just body parts something like coke bottles crime as the german capital in a chokehold the police force came to look longish because obama signed on for a man to choke and dish a few random detectives tests crime scenes and times the call that mission specialist playmate most don't reckon with him detective superintendent against cannot. be revolutionizes forms of procedures and establishes an extensive record system laying the foundations for modern police work just want to dance was doing back there are spaces in the same as today's coastline is an attempt. metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. on t.w. . place

we -- i used to be a republican until mr. bush came along. americans need to work together, love one another and not just have this fear mongering because after that all that's what hitler did in germany. host: let's go to the republican line next, hear from frank in walden, new york. caller: how are you doing. i can't believe i'm on tv. i just -- i'd just like to say i support donald trump. the security of our borders. we need to be worried more about america. we're such a generous country that we take care of everybody in the world. why can't the democrats sit down and say it's time to take care of our own? why can't they just say, you know, there is a problem down there? you've got new york city where i live, you've got a governor who just gave the rights for abortion at the ninth month. that's crazy. where are these liberal democrats coming from? you know? i just like, you know, to get back to where it used to be, where kids were safe walking the streets. families were nice to each other. and not having to worry about, you know, drugs com

of a managed and distributed randomly takes his staff's out of crime scene tonicization hauled it mr bush to the foremost don't reckon with him detective superintendent const cannot. be revolutionizes feelings of procedures and just vanishes an extensive record system laying the foundations for modern police were just i would imagine it's was doing back then was basically the same as today's monsters and that's how the following metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. on t.w. . in afghanistan five people were killed when gunmen stormed a police station in the west inherit province there was no immediate claim of responsibility but taliban insurgents have been carrying out near daily attacks on afghan security forces. at.

and she is a famous tremendous she's done nothing but journalism and the better us open mrs bush to me is very very beautiful. freedom of expression a political abuse of the job an innocent individual that. i believe united states should be to be immediately with us for the debate. r.t. how spoken exclusively to a close friend of the jailed iranian t.v. anchor she shared her concerns about the conditions of mazar has semi's custody and the legality of her detention. the only information and contact the family have had with matters here is a telephone call to her daughter on tuesday where they received information from him as he told her daughter that she had her job she is a muslim woman who was his job a veil covering such as will time wearing at the moment that was taken off against her will the mug shot was taken without her job on that she was given only a short sleeved t. shirt in contravention to her own islamic dress code her that she that she was and that she had to gain another t. shirt just to be able to cover some of her hair she also told her daughter that she wasn't in abs

of others toward crucial truth telling about and formal accountability for the gruesome killing of mr bush tell mark who had requested information from other authorities including the united states hopes this will help ensure accountability and transparency in this case and may open new avenues for the prevention and protection of the right to life and other cases including a charnel us and human rights defenders and accountability for their killings the turkish foreign minister says the un security council is unlikely to launch an international investigation into shows he's a murderer. it's time for an international investigation to. security council should take a decision to launch one but we don't think the security council would make such a decision the other option would be to establish a fact finding special committee through the un secretary general or the high commissioner for human rights this committee could be sent to saudi arabia turkey or a third country of necessary in order to reveal the truth let's bring in our guests here and doha sultan baer a contractor for conflict and

she's a famous children which she's done nothing but journalism and the other mrs bush. is a very clear choice you freedom of expression if political abuse. i mean innocent individual and. i believe the united states should review so you need to if you did so that it. r t how spoken exclusively to a close friend of the jailed iranian t.v. anchor she said she shared her concerns the legality of mines they have attention on the conditions she's been subjected to in custody the only information and contact the family have had with a telephone call to her daughter on tuesday where they received information from him as he told her daughter that she had her job she is a muslim woman who job a veil covering such as will time wearing at the moment that was taken off against her will the mug shot was taken without her job on that she was given only a short sleeved t. shirt in contravention to her own islamic dress code her that she. has and that she had gave another t. shirt just to be able to cover some of her hair she also told her daughter that she wasn't absent given adequate

but not at the table is mr. bush or mr. gollinger. i assume mr. gollinger submitted something in writing. it's in the packet? great. and that is in agenda item five, which is a very thick packet, so if anybody on the floor wants to know what's on the table, that's what's on the table. and i would view this as kind of an interested person session we're having today, and we could add a little talk therapy or group therapy if you want, but otherwise, i think we'll work well together. >> thank you. other public comment? >> before we leave -- go ahead. >> go ahead. >> no, no. >> good afternoon, commissioners. steven hill. so in terms of the staff report, there's a lot of information there. so i just want to point out a couple of the problems with that report. so for example, they report that roughly 80% of public finance candidates in 2018, that the spending limit's basically made no difference because they never -- you know, they didn't have to be lifted for them. that's because of 80% of candidates don't have much money. they have some public finance

no one on sept on mr bush to turn class on the bullish show was tasha but i took a mess tanya when no one is that they are but bush gets to turn into a new woman that i knew would cut in the islamic press at the moment i'm going nuts on the palin annual screw to learn what was adjusted to miss it so on purpose press opposed supply. stuff the pub class starts but. not supplying is still the. well deserved i can go to those days plus looking to leave them time by god with us that we can get something a bill or that's a plenum that's a pretty big star scam out there don't think i'm a good one then there are three shange of that with either of the skills that use them just you that dangerously go on that i knew that would really well that's a. good sign i mean if i didn't national question what's taking the time you think you would on baal is the one that. was like damn i think of them as a double because they were of the bank. of the money with so little that still goes this. is just that so mysteriously it was. this year. that you met me near is the near quota may guide us through. the

i loved mrs. bush very much for what she did for literacy when big and she did is she felt that the america that she dreamed had achieved. she dedicated her life to teaching people how to read who were foreign speakers who didn't speak english. she said that's how we achieve the american dream and especially with reading, arming them with the greatest things american has to offer. when bush died, we were honoring barbara bush at her literacy event a few weeks before this is now a few months ago and at this point we knew what was happening and we knew how sick he was and we didn't want to tell the story when he passed away but i can tell it now. you will see why. i found out they were bringing in some of president bush's favorite writers to read to them. they said to me, brad would you like to read to president bush and i said i'd be honored. my wife and i were in maine and we went to bush's office and they warned me, they cities only gonna be awake for about 10 minutes, he is sleeping a lot these days

would mean if you view from the perspective of three duke you should spend money to come from just mr bush you could believe you are right here. but they both emotionally and i possibly mean so. it who i am with the going out of you don't point to me is that the feeling which is that's just business and. it's in finance and was a nice simple sheds account with first she's called a sleazy good sleazy down there and. yet each of them each told us the leader and refuse. you to steer clear of a system that award in the most felt church to meet mr gore you want to get chicken little somewhere else and you might consider i think the only thing. i'm proud of my clever intelligent son but sometimes i have the feeling that he's trying to please me a liberal. so i find it hard to know what he really thinks about russia and the direction it's taking. that which is off oath. she more than me. could through here we fools of. what we are we figured clear work of the word cure to three. what she's conditioning is clearly the future and usually of you know that this is . the first is an atheist and i mean

here is the "new york times" write up from the christmas day edition, throughout the deliberations, mr. bush consulted with attorney general william p. barr. william barr was asked about the pardons in a 2001 oral history at the university of virginia. william barr said quote i certainly did not oppose any of them. i favored the broadest. there were some people arguing just for a pardon for wine burgweinberger. with everything else going on in the u.s. government, with just, with the government shutdown, with the trump administration quietly trying to lift sanctions on a russian oligarch linked to the trump campaign and expected testimony of michael cohen in open session. with the revelation this week the president's campaign chair was providing internal campaign da data, is it really possible in this environment right now that the senate is about to confirm someone who is most notable previous achievement he was the architect of the last time a major criminal presidential scandal was shut down with blanket pardons for everyone. in for a penny, in for a pound. i wanted everyone pardoned. tha

mr. george bush, a man with a broad experience in government and leadership positions. he was a congressman, ambassador, cia director, vice-president, and finally president of this great nation. in all these positions he tried his best to serve this country and the humanity at large. even though he would not be physically present, but i'm sure his legacy will remain in the mind of many and in the history of this great nation. we offer our sincere condolences to his family, along with our prayers. and tonight, we come together on behalf of our christian brothers and sisters who face persecution and all difficult times as well. idc was established to be the voice of the oppressed, the forgotten, especially in the part of the world where christ was born, where he lived, where he preached, where he died, and where he rose from the dead. in that part of the world, the religion of judaism and christians were born as one. the christians are original citizens, part of the makeup of these, of all of those countries and in some places, their voice, their very presence is threaten

at gazeta dot argue that's a russian newspaper a very warm welcome to all of you let me start with mr bush there and london are we seeing the biggest schism in christianity in the hundreds if not a thousand years. it's obviously not the biggest schism in christan it's a more although i would be very careful about using the word schism because it has very kind of derogatory connotations within the orthodox in christan is in general you know it means god of the oil always hubris if you like it's it's about. all the. national churches in within the orthodox tradition have a degree of independence and this is how they actually have co-existed for four years so i hope the current situation will not lead to this bleed but eventually to the more kind of balance within within eastern orthodox in that mistake why do you think that the patriarch in constantinople is granting autonomy to ukraine and how much of patriarch bartholomew the decision is based on religion and how much of it as political. well it is a political definitely a political step the wrists not much of religion according to canonic

bush administration. mr. barr has held other positions in the justice department, including deputy attorney general and the office of legal counsel. several senior corporate positions, including general counsel. he is a currently -- he is currently affiliated with the law firm at kirkland and dallas. c-span,p today on remarks by new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand, who appears at an event today in des moines iowa. she announced she's running for president in 2020. another democratic candidate campaigns in new hampshire, and newsmakers is at six with heritage action executive director. today on newsmakers, ken chapman, the executive director of heritage action, the advocacy organization link to the heritage foundation talks about the shutdown and border security, what to expect from republicans in congress and the mueller investigation. here's a preview. >> if they nominate somebody who's actually a moderate, or more moderate, i would say -- he perceives as more moderate. i think the entire game in

>> we've all had incredible opportunity to meet president and mrs. bushand who the true sincerity in his voice, particularly, and the very personal responsibility he feels for this generation of veterans. i have felt the very personal. my family has felt the very personally and it i am extremely hard they are a family, there are people out so invested in ensuring that we are providing best opportunity and seeking the greatest potential out of this generation. because if you think there's an enormous amount of potential. some of it not yet been reached. >> all right. ladies and gentlemen, our panel tonight, fabulous. [applause] >> new jersey since four new members to the house of representatives for the 116th congress, all of seats prettily held my republicans. >> i begin my service to the country when i was 18 and join the naval academy. i went onmy to serve for almost ten years and the united states navy as a as a helicopter pilod final as a russian policy officer i served making images of u.s. attorney's office. after ai lifetime of service i decide the

bush family from somalia mr rugg. i'm going to go i did urgent assistance. global family starts january twenty third hong t w. odd. this is d.w. news live from berlin germany security agency defends how it handled a massive data hack the security breach has rocked germany as data from hundreds of politicians and public figures is released online some victims say authorities failed to inform them about the suspicious activity soon enough we'll speak to a cyber security expert in a moment. also coming up a birthday party goes tragically wrong for five teens during an escape room challenge in poland where they were trapped on fire for a.

barbara bush, president bush and barbara bush used to read my very, and i love mrs. bushuch for what she did for literacy around the country. one of the big things she did when she fought for literacy issues help the american dream was achieved when we talk americans how to read, and not just the kids but the parents. she dedicated her life to teaching people to read, especially foreign speakers who were immigrants she said that is how we help immigrants, not by attacking them but by arming them with reading. it is one of the great things that america has to offer, she said. before president bush died, we .ere honoring her at this point, we know how sick he was, and i did not want to tell the story when he passed away, but i can tell it now, and you will see why. i found out they were bringing in some of president bush's, some of his favorite writers to read to him. and they said to me brad, would you like to read president bush? and i said i would be honored to do that. my wife and i were in kennebunkport, maine, and they warned me, he will only be awake for about 10 min

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mrs. pelosi stuck george bush's pending trade deal in a drawer. going to get james free man's response to this since he's on the editorial board. iread that editorial. this is a big deal for the market. it's a big deal for the u.s. economy and trade in the u.s. >> it is a big deal. our biggest trading relationships -- congressman, i think that is the question. are we going to get congressional passage of this u.s. mca? >> well, i think we're going to -- >> are there going to be democratic votes including yours and speaker pelosi's? >> i haven't made a decision on usmca yet. we have to go through all the detail. i am one that believes that the moment that occurs now i think gives democrats a chance to recast the trade debate. we have to engage in the global economy. we have to find ways to do this. i supported the president's initiative to renegotiate nafta. look, i called for him to do it and he did it and i gave him credit when he did. now it's time for us to look at the details. i think it's going to be better than what we currently have. the qu

mr. pardon and helped bush pardon something auto out of existence. to be the guy in trump's ear to pardon manafort and michael cohen, will pardon don junior and ivanka. those are the kinds of things that allow lindsey graham to out of one side of his face say oh, nothing is wrong here, but out of the other side of his face allow trump to completely destroy the mueller investigation regardless of who is indicted after. >> let me get mark warner. there's a clip of him talking about iran contra and his bill barr's first turn as attorney general. >> the fact that he in a sense sent this job application brief into the president, into the justice department, in a sense saying, hey, i'm with you in terms of his view that the mueller investigation should be suspect, doesn't have appropriate power, that the president above the law. in my mind, that in and of itself should be disqualifying. he should bit drwithdraw his na. >> a column written about this. one line stood out. this is the question he thinks every senator should be asking bill barr. under what cir

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mr. barr is of counsel at his law firm and has served under president bush. watch the confirmation process ife on c-span3 on tuesday. >> congressman bennie thompson of mississippi has reclaimed the vel on the homeland security committee. he's our guest on "newsmakers" this week. mr. thompson: we have 800,000 federal employees who won't get a paycheck today. nonetheless they are working. many of them are keeping america safe but it's not right to have people working and not being paid. >> mr. chairman, i want to ask you, in the absence of any kind of breakthrough in negotiations, it's increasingly looking likely that president trump will declare a national emergency at the boarder to use funds from to the army corps of engineers to start building this wall without congress. in your view, does he have legal authority to do that? and if he gos ahead with it, what steps can a democratic house take to curtail that action? mr. thompson: i hope president trump doesn't declare the emergency declaration. accessing corps of engineers funds would put communities at risk

mr. wheeler: i believe steve johnson, who is add a mrtor under president bush, was probably -- senator sullivan: then you came to this committee, all the issued covered. how long were you with this committee? mr. wheeler: 14 years. senator sullivan: as counsel and staff director? mr. wheeler: and chief counsel for the last six years. senator sullivan: you were the main guy running the committee? with the ention exception of the senators? mr. wheeler: hi a lot of help. there was a -- i i had a lot of help. there was a chairman with the gavel. senator sullivan: i think it was senator inhofe. you know what i mean. 18, in king almost 0, public sector, either at the e.p.a. or at the committee overseeing the e.p.a., correct? mr. wheeler: correct. senator sullivan: i think that's strong qualifications for this job. hopefully my colleagues on both sides of the aisle will at least acknowledge that. because it's obvious. you come highly, highly qualified. in the public sector. we aa appreciate that. your service to america. let me ask because my colleagues, unfortunately i have the media that's watching

bush, promised to act independently of his new boss, mr. as frequently attacked the department of justice. george terwilliger served as deputy attorney general in the bush administration, he was at this week's confirmation hearing. welcome, thanks for coming. >> thank you for having me, paul. paul: so bill barr said i want this investigation to continue, i not fire him except for cause. was that the right thing to do? >> absolutely. i mean, i think at this point given the politics that sort of surround the whole question of the mueller investigation what bill presented and what that statement reflects is, you know, a steady hand that will be on the tiller of the justice department, assuming bill's confirmed. paul: okay. so but here's my one question, if a president orders you as attorney general to do something, isn't your obligation to say yes? so if he said fire the special counsel, isn't your obligation to say, yes, i will do that or say, sir, i'm sorry, i cannot in good conscience do that and then resign? >> well, that's exactly right. a