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that's not the person you saw testifying.he other d kelly: the -- president thoughtu shad me at uraniumne. robert: the senat don't have to deal with the rush i-questions. there's also the partial government shuown that soon enters week five and the dramatic developments in the battle between the president and congressional democrats. first, speaker pelosi asked the president to postpone thetate of the union because of security issues. 24 hours later, he denialed the question for pelosi and others to visit afghanistan and nato leaders in europe. speaker pelosi said she was l untild to fly commerc she alleged the perspective leaked her planned trip. >> we weren't going to go because we had a report from afghanistan tt the president outing our terrorism had made the scene on the ground much more dangerous. robert: there's the shutdown and then there's the relationship that's dominating washington. speaker pelosi, president trump. sit totally a stalemate? >> the president is getting used to, getting accustomed to fact that congress is not on his side, that the house is not on his side. he's

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opportunity to show how to govern responsibly and quickly pass our planned two and they're responsible trump shad down does the first sign of things to come in our new democratic majority committed to working for the people. well now earlier during a cabinet meeting we did hear u.s. president donald trump say that the usa needs a physical barrier and it needs a wall meanwhile at this point with the federal government shutdown at this point we're seeing a lot a number of federal employees of the united states who are considered to be essential these are emergency workers security workers who have to work without a paycheck they're going to work and continuing their work that is considered to be essential but they're not getting paid for it and at this point that issue is going to court a union of federal employees is taking the issue to court let's take a listen. our members who their lives on the line to keep our country safe requiring them to work without pay is nothing short of inhumane. now furthermore it's expanding beyond just politicians and federal employees now people are looking at the f

>> so the issue about disclosure, i think is fair, and deputy city attorney shad and i proposed an amendment that i'm going to propose next month, which is to change section 1.152, when the candidates file their threshold statements, threshold reports, they need to continue to disclose both information and expenditures, as they currently do. we had a conversation that we thought that language should be strengthened, that both information and expenditures should be released. >> chair chiu: okay. >> commissioner renne: but why put it on contributions raerth than expenditures if they have to disclose both? >> right. the reason is a few times during the election -- in the elections in 2018, there were instances where one candidate's spending limit would be increased. when that happened, let's say there's extra money in their account that they're not allowed to spend. and now that the spending limit is increased. we now have to count those funds. whereas previously when they were in excess of the spending limit, we don't have to count them. we only count contributions up to that candidate current

the national security strategy penned by shad though is the first since the reagan administration that deserves to use the adjective, strategic. we were lurching for the snooze button for 30 years. >> indeed. by the way, i must comment on the national security strategy. truly it is strategic. it is well articulated. doctor shiloh did an incredible work really let me go to another theme that you have. it's very much interrelated to your opening comments. you argue we need to address to our fighting system to deal with the resurgence of the older, more traditional types of conflict. at the same time, you argue the need to maintain our readiness. you.out how information and technology have changed the practice, how the public response to war is even talked about. explain this. also you have those wonderful vignette of these heroes. after this particular section you have stephen decatur. it is truly phenomenal. in terms of his story being the youngest captain ever, and what he did. please weave that story into your response to my question. >> before he came to the white house, had a compan

. >> andrea, let me asking about another topic that cast a large shad o our allies, and that is the secretary, for all of our allies in the region. it doesn't seem that the administration has been all on the same page when it comes to reassuring our kurdish allies about what we're doing in syria and more importantly, what actually the way forward for us is in syria. what is the secretary of state saying to our allies in the region to assure them about that withdrawal. >> well, what he is saying is that united states is withdrawing, so he's not contradicting the president's rapid withdrawal. the president said it would be one month and later in december he said it would be up to four months. we see the early signs of some equipment, perhaps contractors coming out, but not the troops themselves. but what he has not explained and what no u.s. official has explained is how they can meet their commitment to stay and make sure that iranian boots are out of syria without u.s. troops on the ground. and without protecting the best fighters in the field, the syrian kurds, whom we train, whom we assiste

again, that's the rain shad hoe that san jose airport is. not much left of our system. unless you're down to highway 5 or central valley. 40s, 50s. fog up to the north. even though we're getting clearing. that will clear. then we'll get a break later today. next system coming in, is going to give everyone widespread rain. wind late friday into saturday. and very cold air is coming in late sunday into monday. and there will be low snow levels, more on that tomorrow. 60s on your temps today. 6:01. what would you like to start with, my friend? >> well, we have to start with the bay bridge approach. it had already been slow. then we had some police activity happening at the toll plaza parking lot there. the lights are all off. but for a moment, we had several police offi effecting a traffic stop. and with their guns drawn, chp and police there, at the park lot. for a moment, i saw all of e po however, looks is over. at least it's over out of the lanes. and people may be looking at it, though. from the westbound bay bridge approach. it was already slow. don't get me wrong. t

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it's well articulated and doctor shad low that it really -- >> guest: a great job. >> host: let me go to another something that you have that is again remotes interrelated the opening comments. you argue that we need to address are fighting system to deal with the resurgence of the older more traditional types of conflict. and then at the same time you argue the need for maintaining our readiness. you also point out how information and technology have changed the very practice of how the public response to war is even talked about. explain this. also i want to we been, because you have those wonderful vignettes of these heroes. you have after this particular section in the book, you have stephen decatur. it's truly phenomenal in terms of his story, being the youngest captain ever, and just what he did. so please we've that story into your response to my question. >> guest: before i can do the white house i had a company and i get 20,000 miles a month traveling for military base to military base. the one shot i used to always got the greatest the tension in the and elsewhere was from a

we wish we knew there was one limit when the debt is a a shad economy suddenly will switch picks and much of this is about other options can help other countries are doing to quote many people oftentimes we are seen as a best looking horse into glue factory. people still look to us. that is not what we want it to be. it depends, the point is when markets change and to stop lending to us, and it is worrisome both china and japan a pullback on the link to the us over the past two years, but when that changes its to too hd to get ahead of the problem. because you're one of the most people focus on this issue you all can't give up. you are our political leaders. we know if we delay this lead this country in a weakened condition. >> i get markets are to predict and i'm interested in listening. i would also be interested in hearing about when that happens doesn't happen slowly or quickly? is that a massive market dislocation or does it happen slowly over time? >> it happens quickly in emerging markets. i suspect it would happen less quickly. i have one fact about timing that you may find i

28 cfr 600.8 it says that the kwlugs of the -- conclusion of the special counsel's work, she or she shad provide the attorney general with a confidential report explaining the prosecution or decisions reached by the special counsel so do you think barr will take this report seriously if given to him? >> absolutely. >> okay. it also says the attorney general will notify the ranking member and chairman of the judiciary committee in both bodies. do you think he'll do that? >> absolutely. >> it also says to the extent consistent with applicable law a description and explanation of instances, if any, in which the attorney general concluded that a proposed action by special counsel was so inappropriate or unwarranted under established departmental practices that it should not be pursued. so under this regulation if mr. mueller recommends a course of action and mr. barr says i don't think we should do that, he has to tell us about that event, do you agree that's what the regulation requires? >> absolutely. >> do you believe he will do that? >> absolutely. >> it also says the attorney general ma