weapons and ammunition to militants in syria according to leaked documents obtained by both kerry and john list. a bill designed to overthrow the biggest democratic fruits you know he. plans the british prime minister get a major blow as end piece possibile to blow up a no deal departure from the e.u. . house where are you in the for the role of the us britain and france and alleged human rights violations committed in yemen. it's. all well known to be supplying weapons that includes the united states any clue.

. >> i would argue on almost every single one of those items on your list, john bolton had a

looking it up with you on the internet with all the communication that was down it isn't possible for john list to function for you so what's the government been saying about reports of this media clamp down the number of come to the media clamp down and then when it comes to the communications blockade the government is responding not just about the media but overall the government is saying that the communications go off it is to ensure that peace is maintained that that that the value means peaceful and they claim that communications is what allows room only green and that is what leads to violence but even when it comes to other reports about how the situation in fish meat has been problematic for the people on the ground officials have strongly denied it foster boards by international media have been severely criticized and briefing that the ventoux the bust in representing the army and the police actually said that international media has no credibility and that local should actually focus on national media which is not the watching what exactly is happening on the ground according to cri

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outside marriage both of them betrayed his 2 uncles died john francis only made a week apparently they didn't feed him and your uncle's name is on this list yeah he's right here john francis malone 70th. and the death certificate says that he died of malnutrition well it's as well as must but starvation essentially so so so starved to death he hit us in the care of the nuns. like many others patroller believes the whole place is a crime scene there's still an awful lot of unanswered questions and without those questions being answered then how do we know it's not it's 5 years since a local historian uncovered the scale of what happened here and the government has promised to excavate the site a preliminary investigation discovered skeletons lined up in rows since the entrance is very narrow it's led to the suspicion that the nuns got the children to carry the bodies of dead babies down the pit after these photos were taken the whole site was covered over again the government minister responsible for all this declined an interview but the government's own interim reports suggest that they don't trust the testimonies of surviving nuns and t

the dna profile from the bite. >> reporter: that left one possible suspect, number five on the list. johnten's ex-girlfriend, stephanie lazarus. he called the rasmussens. >> we came home and there was a message that there was a detective that wanted to talk to us, and i thought, oh, yeah, right. i thought it was another false hope. >> reporter: this is detective nutall. >> he said that they were opening the investigation. >> they were upset with me, it was like, detective, where have you been for the last two dec e decaddecade s. >> reporter: and now, nells rasmussen explained it all saying that someone was stalking his daughter sherry, a woman with crazy eyes. the ex-girlfriend of sherry's husband. nell's had never known that the girlfriend's name was stephanie lazarus. but he did know something else about her . something very important. and by this time, detective nutall knew it too. >> he was very cautious with what he said, but he said that we would be hearing more from him. >> nutall had reason to be cautious, he learned that stephanie lazarus wore the same badge he did. >> you now h

his tweet, "i informed john bolton that his services are no longer needed at the white house. i disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions." there's the list. it's strong and long. "as did others in the administration and i asked john for his resignation which was given to me this morning. i thank john for his service. i will be naming a new national security adviser." and then of course we heard from the just-fired john bolton saying that no, it didn't play out that way. >> i offered to resign last night and president trump said let's talk about it tomorrow. >> john bolton just texted me. he said let's be clear. i resigned. he said do you mind if i say that while you were talking in he wrote yes. john bolton just said i resigned. >> so he answered yes, go ahead. >> yes. >> for all the obvious reasons. >> so john bolton has just answered the president's tweet by saying yes -- >> why are we doing this? i know why we're doing it. it's a talk show. breaking news. but why are they doing it? why are we seeing this play one against the other almost in terms of, you know what the narrative is? is it important or just that the president has moved

outside marriage both of them betrayed his 2 uncles died john francis only made a week apparently they didn't feed him. and your uncle's name is on this list here yes he's right here john francis malone 7 days. and the death certificate says that he died of malnutrition well it's as well as must but starvation eventually so so so starved to death in the care of the nuns. like many others patro believes the whole place is a crime scene there's still an awful lot of unanswered questions and without those questions being answered then how do we know it's not it's 5 years since a local historian uncovered the scale of what happened here and the government has promised to excavate the site a preliminary investigation discovered skeletons lined up in rows since the entrance is very narrow it's led to the suspicion that the nuns got the children to carry the bodies of dead babies down the pit after these photos were taken the whole site was covered over again the government minister responsible for all this declined an interview but the government's own interim reports suggest that they don't trust the testimonies of surviving nuns and they think

you would be a patriot and you would save us from a potential national security list. >> john, what do you think about that? this person must be under tremendous pressure right now. >> obviously when the complaint came in he was very worried. he went to his general counsel, he went to his -- the office of legal counsel. he should have well known what would happen when he went to the office of legal counsel and william barr's department of justice. things are different. they don't play down the middle. they are playing as defense council for a president at this point. so i'm not surprised he got advice do nothing, spit on the violation. >> jack r jack, you were an under secretary for intelly against and an intelligence officer. did the administration -- the strigs has done a number of things which are inappropriate. does this cross the line to illegal? >> that's a great question and it's a question i don't think we know the answer to. as i studied for other interview tonight, i ask myself a lot of questions. if we don't know who the whistle-blower was, what was said, the context of thos

list of potential targets drawn up by the shooter. that was enough for law enforcement to open a domestic terrorism investigation, which could change the trajectory of where the case goes now. johnto the discover of the target list, as well as otheror investigat topen a full domestim bigad: fbi special agent in charge john bennett said opening a terrorism case arms law enforcement with the legal power to issue subpoenas and search warrants in order to dig deeper into possible leads. john: what, if any, ideology he had actually settled on; who, if anyone, he may have been in contact with regarding these ideologies; who, if anyone, helped him or had advanced knowledge of his intentions; and why he committed this specific act of violence. bigad: there are specific criteria for a crime to be considered domestic terrorism and become a federal case. the suspect must have an ideological motivation towards violence, threats or use of force also much be involved, and a federal crime needs to have been committed. the san bernardino mass shooting four years ago was deemed domestic terrorism after 14 people were killed and 22 others injured. the couple responsible was inspiry but domestic t

. >> i would argue on almost every single one of those items on your list, john bolton had a definede came to this administration that quite often was at odds with the one that trump either had or came to. that is unsustainable. >> i assume the venezuela -- that he will start getting blamed for the venezuela. >> he already is. that is one where trump's view changed over time. the at first trump was perfectly happy to go along with the bolton view -- >> because bolton said that it would happen fast. >> he wasn't the only one, but he cannot be blamed solely for that. but trump thought he had an opportunity to look like a big hero here by backing this very attractive opposition figure who had completely captured the white house imagination and then months and months later maduro is still in charge. >> and russians are still messing around. >> i think that the president liked john bolton but not the advice that skron ebogenera joh giving him. bolton has been arguing for what i think is a principled look at foreign policy and he has had that for a while and not a surprise to anybody that

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just a few hours ago, john bolton was listed to be at the very press briefing that

just a few hours ago, john bolton was listed to be at the very press briefing that mnuchin and pompeo were speaking at. >> reporter: it was. bolton was also here this morning chairing a principal's meeting on refugees. but, i was told by a source familiar with john bolton, that he and the president had a meeting last night about afghanistan which got very intense, got very heated at some point bolton said to the president that he would offer his resignation. the president, according to a tweet john bolton sent out, said, let's talk about it tomorrow. after sleeping on it, bolton thought, there's no reason in discussing this any further. our ideas and philosophies on foreign policy are really out of alignme alignment. i'm told at 11:30, bolton's secretary delivered a letter to the president. the president tweeted that he had asked bolton for his resignation. bolton insisting in a text message to me that there was never any request nor his resignation, that he was the one who decided to resign. we're going to have a contradiction. this will be a case of he said/he said. did the presiden

initially, mccabe's legal team okayed a list by politico including former cia director john brennan, security advisor susan rice, and former attorney general eric holder. but politico's report are now treating that mccabe spokesman said that brennan, rice, and hold her off that list as character witnesses because despite his legal calling, the full list -- despite his legal team: the list accurate, just a few hours ago. matt, i think eric holder, susan rice, and john brennan being taken off the list is probably a good thing for mccabe. >> matt: katie, if i ever have to go before congress and need character witnesses, i should probably pick people who have character. susan rice went on every one of those sunday morning television shows and lied to the american people when she knew the reason why our ambassador had been assassinated, and says it was because of the video. eric holder was held in contempt of congress because he refused to hand over information, which is a trend with these folks, that congress had subpoenaed. i don't even know what to say about john brennan other than he i

donald trump confirming a short list for john bolton's replacement one day after the national security adviser left the administration. sources say one of the 5 names being floated is mike pompeo and there are rumors the secretary of state could absorb the it is not unheard of. henry kissinger served both roles for president nixon. donald trump is expected to make a decision next week. the trump administration preparing to ban flavored e-cigarettes among a mysterious lung disease outbreak, six people have died from the vapeing related illness in the us. todd pyro joins us on the president taking action. >> saying he will not stand idly by the white house signaling its intent to reverse what it calls and epidemic. >> people are dying from vapeing so we are looking at it closely. we have to find out the extent of the problems. it is so new. it is so new. we are going to find out. >> the band flavors that would be removed include mint menthol, candy and fruit flavor. look at this. it shows data supporting the ban. if you look on the right you can see the rise of e-cigarette use with 33 st

took him has been to 16 the chinese official narrative i don't see john for years he and others are lists points to a framework of institutional islamophobia and a sense of superiority amongst the countries ethnic majority the one chinese they see this underlies the narrative of extremism culturally alienation and the need for the state to keep a lid on a potentially explosive situation in sin jug. victor gao is on the other side of this debate he's a media commentator who frequently takes issue with western media coverage for under bombings by separatists through the ninety's and early 2000 as well as the riots. in 2009 when you reported. you need to report a threat which does exist. i think the chinese government has all along been consistent in expressing that there are concentration camps there are facilities and these facilities are mostly meant for education and training purposes. may or may far shipping jobs. and the western reports are fake news and misleading these are places where adults wear uniforms. but where they don't go home at the end of the day. but sleep up to 10 a roof

i mean in addition to john bolton being listed as participating in this briefing with reporters earlier today, he was spotted outside the west wing talking on the phone, seemingly unaware of what was about to happen, that he wasn't going to be involved with this administration any longer. but at that briefing with the secretary of state, mike pompeo, and the treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, i asked the treasury secretary whether or not this national security team is basically a mess right now in light of all of these departures and all this turnover you just laid out a few moments ago, and here's what he had to say. >> is this national security team a mess? >> absolutely not. that's the most ridiculous question i've ever heard of. let me just say the national security team, which is what you asked, consists of the national security adviser, the secretary of defense, the secretary of state, myself, the chief of staff, and many others. >> reporter: anderson, i went on to ask the treasury secretary whether or not it is hazardous to your future in the administration to disagree with the p

the simple operations overseas to his site ringback but there is a 2 year waiting list at john. because the that's right so they're really related to. 60 percent of 6 year olds 70 percent of 7 year olds a song. called know about us and those. who have come here who. can't go get when it. comes that they go. big smile. that. they put drops in your eyes. oh there's the old saying that the eyes the window to the soul. we doctors and mean we deal with people on a very personal basis which is fundamentally based on trust the comfort which a patient feels by caring for them that's what gives us a lot of a job satisfaction. but that's a. another day there but. yeah i mean for some doctors it's another day seeing patients on the benches while for hemant it's a pediatric clinic which brings its own particular challenges. was wrong. good for you. can suck it they don't like to be touched so you're going to try to guess they when they awaken with a playful the same streets. that it's always going to be patient with their in the very youngest kids who use things like hundreds of thousands j

outside marriage both of them but travers' 2 uncles died john francis only made a week apparently they didn't feed him and your uncles names on this list yeah he's right here john francis malone 7 days. and the death certificate says that he died of malnutrition more well it says more as must but starvation eventually so so so starved to death he hid it in the care of the nuns. like many others patro believes the whole place is a crime scene there's still an awful lot of unanswered questions and without those questions being answered then how do we know it's not it's 5 years since a local historian uncovered the scale of what happened here and the government has promised to excavate the size a preliminary investigation discovered skeletons lined up in rows since the entrance is very narrow it's led to the suspicion that the nuns got the children to carry the bodies of dead babies down the pit after these photos were taken the whole site was covered over again the government minister responsible for all this declined an interview but the government's own interim reports suggest that they don't trust the testimonies of surviving nuns and

john bolton joins a long list of white house employees who got the chop terms our 1st advisor retired army general michael flynn lost in just 24 days the shortest tenure of any security adviser in history he was replaced by h.l. mcmaster known for his roles of honest on both gulf wars the last just over a year other high profile departures include the former secretary of state rex tillerson the secretary of defense jim mattis who lost along the most holding his position for more than 2 years and then there's also former white house chief strategist steve bannon and former f.b.i. director james comey to name just a few. let's bring in our panel joining us from washington d.c. joined jones former senate national security director under former national security adviser chuck schumer from birmingham on skype scott lucas founder and editor of in a world view and professor of political science and international studies at the university of birmingham and also from washington d.c. janet venue president and c.e.o. of the truman national security project welcome to you all to the program i'd l

outside marriage both of them betrayed his 2 uncles died john francis only made a week apparently they didn't feed him and your uncle's name is on this list yeah he's right here john francis malone 7 days. and the death certificate says that he died of malnutrition well it says more as must but starvation essentially so so so starved to death you hit us in the care of the nuns. like many others patroller believes the whole place is a crime scene there's still an awful lot of unanswered questions and what that does questions being answered then how do we know it's not it's 5 years since a local historian uncovered the scale of what happened here and the government has promised to excavate the site a preliminary investigation discovered skeletons lined up in rows since the entrance is very narrow it's led to the suspicion that the nuns got the children to carry the bodies of dead babies down the pit after these photos were taken the whole site was covered over again the government minister responsible for all this declined an interview but the government's own interim reports suggest that they don't trust the testimonies of surviving nuns a

now, john boltonjoins a long list of those who have been fired, or resigned from donald trump's whiten the national security adviser role, his first adviser, michael flynn, resigned afterjust21i days in office after lying to vice president mike pence about his relationship with russia's ambassador to the united states. herbert raymond mcmaster was next, he found himself at odds with trump on afghanistan and the russian meddling in the 2016 election and was also given the boot. trump then brought injohn bolton. let's bring back gary on what this means for the trump administration and its foreign policy. well, the national security council, which the nsa heads up, is an incredibly important part of the white house. and one of the reasons that's given by sources that are talking to the us media, is thatjohn bolton was trying to run his own show. he wasn't working to trump's priorities. and as we know, donald trump likes strong, charismatic hawkish people likejohn bolton — that's why he got him in in the first place. on the face of it, their policies were the same, a really tough line on

process that takes months if not years and for many years unsuccessful in the meantime the list only grows longer john homan how does it or. japan says it might have to release radioactive water from his focus nuclear plant into the ocean because of a lack of storage at least 1000000 tons of contaminated water is held in tanks at the plant which was damaged by an earthquake and tsunami in 20 love it. europe's biggest exhibition of military grade weapons is on display in london but there's growing anger over the event with human rights activists condemning the sale of weapons to countries engage in active conflicts a major campaign is underway in the u.k. to stop arms sales to saudi arabia which is fighting a devastating war in yemen that reports it happens every 2 years a showcase for the latest military and security equipment from around the world but how much longer will it be held here in the british capital. 2019 has been preceded by a week of protests in london's docklands district by peace groups environmental campaigners and now the mayor of london started his voice to the. concerns city can re

secular state and steve miniature who's the treasury secretary they gave a briefing that john bolton was. also listed to be at his invite got lost in the post and the said is that a possibility that he could meet with the iranian president at the u.n. g.a. and he said yes that is a distinct possibility that could well happen so we could well see a change in some of the policy but as i see he was a very odd fit from the very beginning initially donald trump thought about john bolton as possibly being secretary of state but decided against it because he thought he didn't look the part and one of the things that counted against him was his big bushy mustache well he spent 18 months as the national security advisor longer than many people thought but again he's found that his face doesn't fit and now of course trump has to find his 4th national less security adviser in 2 and a half years i mean looking at it what qualities does that advisor need. to do with donald trump tells them to do donald trump as we saw it just on monday when he was talking about his decision to set up peace talks with the taliban

of a no deal brecht's it to mitigate the implications of all of these warnings listed in detail in this document where john of the minister's deputy director of british influence that's a pro e.u. political think tank he says the report shows the government has no mandate for no deal brigs it. it seems entirely plausible and it's commensurate with everything that we've heard over the last 2 years about what no deal said might involve now obviously the government didn't want to. make it public because the government's been trying to reassure people for the last 2 and a half to 3 years that nobody will be absolutely fine now that clearly gives the lie to that experiences as you have just said all the disastrous consequences of an exit and it then begs the question how on earth can the government be seriously pursuing this in just 6 weeks time really parliament has already stepped in to stop and certainly in october so what this really emphasizes is that the government has no leg to stand on because how could the government accuse parliament of going against the will of the people when by the government's own

founding fathers feared, and what they feared at the top of the list was that that overreaching executive would be involved with foreign powers to john what happens here in america. there should be a bipartisan concern about these issues. it shouldn't be democrats or republicans. congressmen, saying should look into this. yesterday, every single republican senator said the administration's decision to withhold the whistleblower complaint from congress was wrong. we just had a vote where a number of my republican colleagues said the administration was wrong to divert funds from the military to build the wall. seem, withinning to a crescendo of events, that republicans are beginning to stand up to the president when he's wrong. that hasn't happened much in the past. i hope my republican colleagues will see that the strategy of defending the president at all costs is a losing one, and stand up for the rule of law and our democracy. subject., just on the reporter: senator schumer, what do you think the senate needs to do at this point? do you just have to wait for the house to do its work on this impeachment question? how will you respon

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. >> john bolton joins a list now that's getting bigger of people who came into this administration thinking they could shape the president's thinking and influence the way things went, but the power of the president's personality always wins out. perhaps we should have known this was coming when the president of the united states stepped into north korea, his national security adviser was in mongolia at the time. >> isn't that symbolic when you send someone to mongolia when you're having an important meeting like that? but look, president trump as you said, he knew from the jump that john bolton had a, you know, kind of contrarian point of view to him. they tried -- what they tried to do was find common ground on the issue of sovereignty, and when trump is america first kind of bolton was the alter ego of that. america should be able to do whatever it needs to defend its national security interests j r overseas. i think carol lee that we're going to hear from and her reporting kind of suggests it wasn't necessarily the idea that it was a disagreement. it was the idea that, you know, john bo

once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house john bolton joins a long list of white house employees who go to chop tom's a 1st advisor retired. general michael flynn lost in just $24.00 days the shortest tenure of any security adviser in history he was replaced by h.l. mcmaster known for his roles of honest on both gulf wars the last just over a year other high profile departures include the former secretary of state rex tillerson the secretary of defense jim mattis who lost along the most holding his position for more than 2 years and then there's also former white house chief strategist steve bannon and former f.b.i. director james comey to name just a few. let's bring in our panel joining us from washington d.c. joined jones former senate national security director under former national security adviser chuck schumer from birmingham on skype scott lucas founder and editor of in a world view and professor of political science and international studies at the university of birmingham and also from washington d.c. janet venue president and c.e.o. of the trum

boycott, when she was so critical of david cameron's list when he left number ten. let's turned to the financial times. they will echo a comment made by johnesidential tweet -- i will. there could be an american election coming up could be an american election coming up next year, could there? there is no doubt that donald trump says that he expects to have a second term, but he might not. and there is a very interesting quote in this story from a us foreign policy expert who says "bolton's firing should be the least surprising news imaginable. trump wants to cut a deal with, in no particular order, iran, the taliban, north korea, he clearly thinks it will be easier to do without bolton. " so thinks it will be easier to do without bolton." so he is out. the word legacies brings to mind. we have heard that closer to home. he was highly divisive. a very hawkish figure. there seems to be some dispute. he seems to be saying he resigned rather than being fired. it seems clear he has fallen out with trump in some way, they have had disagreements over foreign policy. and he is out on his l. another national security advisor who has gone. it is hi

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deal brecht's it to mitigate the implications of all of these warnings listed in detail in this document political journalist john johnston says the government is trying to play down the significance of the report. some of the information in this was leaked to the sunday times a number of weeks ago the government were very quick to dismiss this as being their kind of worst case scenario they said that this was out of date and that they had been working since then to try and mitigate for these problems they were forced by parliament to publish these interesting lee they have changed the title on these documents from the base scenario which is what it said to the sunday times to the reasonable worst case scenario and today they have they have come out and said that these are again things they're working to mitigate and not an expected outcome so the government are saying that these are this is analysis put together prior to the previous government but that is still currently the kind of base standard that they are working from but that they are planning to release further documents in the next couple of weeks based

have to be a board of quite a lot going on today so we'll take a fall list and move on to the speaker of the house of commons john bercow who's been adding to a day of drama here he is announcing that he has to step down at the end of october . 8th but house tonight for an early general election my tenure as. and he will. win this parliament and. the house does not say but i have concluded that the least disruptive. and most democratic course of action. would be for me to stand down at the clues of business almost thursday. for 31st. speaker of the house of parliament john bucca quentin pale explain to us the significance of what just happened why would the n.p.c. clapping that doesn't matter that the speaker is stepping down it doesn't matter because he's been a huge champion for a problem and in its known running battle over breakfast with the government after all not just the johnson government but to reason may's government before have again and again tried to push through the brakes at process with i'm giving parliament a chance to disagree or have it say and john bercow is the man who's made sure that that

talk about why he fired bolton as we learned some of the potential names on the short-list to replace him. >> johnally got along with very

just to start like a baby bear was on and the damage is already done john hendren al-jazeera chicago. coming up. again let's get a list of things has them all here from the iranian judo star too scared to go home that's actually a different story but it's time for sports now and it's about cricket australia's cricketers are chasing england's 1st innings target on day 2 of the finals ashes test england were all out for $294.00 earlier mitchell marsh took 5 wickets the ozzies have just begun their reply but they've already lost david warner australia are aiming to complete their 1st test series win in england since 2001 the currently lead to one and it was all presidential praises for mixed martial arts athlete could be normal go madoff president vladimir putin congratulated the unbeaten russian after he retained his u.f.c. lightweight title in abu dhabi last week who said he was a strong tough fighter no magnum out of move to 28 no in his 1st fight since beating connemara gregor in 2018. while have you a boxer tyson fury is pursuing a rematch with world champion dante wilder he also has another fight to prepare for fur

i have several on my list to watch closely. here's john thune. not a fan in many ways of how the president goes about this. i would much prefer he not raise an issue like that with a foreign leader. it forces all of us to take a deep breath and just wait to see where the facts lead. i've watched someone like senator thune, senior member. i watched the retired alexander from tennessee who want to know. there are a lot more than president trump who should watch this thing out. >> think about the position the republicans are in. they don't want to go too far out on a limb criticizing president trump, because so far in the past things seem to hit president trump and back right off. he has not been brought down whether it's by the mueller investigation or by "access hollywood," so to go too far and abandon him at a time like this would be putting yourself in political peril. but there are these older members, maybe old school instituti institutionalists who are more concerned about what this means for the future. they're going to start saying things l

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john bolton. bolton says he quit. president trump says he was fired. either way, the president will be shopping for his fourth national security adviser in 20 months. who's on the short list? weijia jiang rounds up the usual suspects. >> reporter: our cameras spotted john bolton outside the west wing this morning just hours before the president revealed that he had told him his services are no longer needed at the white house. but the ousted national security adviser disputed that, saying he offered to leave. his resignation letter delivered to the president this morning. >> we're going to announce sanctions -- >> reporter: notoriously hawkish, bolton took a hardline approach to foreign policy that clashed with the president's. most recently, he opposed the widely criticized plan to meet with taliban leaders at camp david. bolton was also against mr. trump's embrace of north korean dictator kim jong-un and his openness to engaging with iran. >> john bolton's priorities and policies just don't line up with the president's. >> reporter: cbs news has learned in his 17-month stint he never worked well with the national security team, and had become increasingly isolated, even

john woods. what do you make of the oil dynamic? sanguine, people very about things such as disruption to the oil supply complex. the top ofthings at the listould be an attack on the saudi oil facility. that has happened now. john: it has. one can only presume the authorities are putting in place the infrastructure to prevent it happening again. it's the uncertainty factor that will cause markets. i agree there has to be in uncertainty premium attached to oil right now. there is the fear that if the saudi's are unable to bring back production online clearly, this additional cost will feed through eventually into the global economy when it doesn't need it. clearly you have to start dialing back some of our growth forecasts both in the u.s. and the global economy more generally. if strategic reserves are released and there is the sense that production can get back online sooner than anticipated, i think we can see this price stabilize. right now, given the audacity of this attack, it strikes me that it is open season from that perspective. i think this is a factor we have to start reflecting in oil going forward. does this only accelerate the

the search is on for john bolton's replacement and the list of candidates includes many of the men whocretary of state mike pompeo at the top of that list. up with me this morning, done callaway, the founder of the national voter protection action fun fund, ben rhodes, the author of "the opposite of hate." peter sagel, host of npr's "wait, wait, don't tell me." ben rhodes, let many he start with you. i'm going go to you first. there is a lot of talk. peter baker writing the piece about the possibility of mike pompeo to pull a henry kissinger. that lasted for a while and then things changed. what are the down sides of having somebody that as we understand it has an outside role here influencing the president when it comes to foreign policy? he outshines the defense secretary at this point. what difference would it make if he occupied both roles? >> it's a terrible idea in the sense that the national security adviser is probably the most important job in the government in terms of having to coordinate all the various bodies of national security including the department of state. however,

list. mr. president, thank you for including me among this incredible group of people. [applause] >> congratulations to jerry. john, congratulations on your marriage to a great golfer. is a great honor. a great man, a great pleasure. you are going to be around a long time. thank you. [applause] >> [inaudible] >> thank you very much, everybody. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, former republican congressman and current and narrate -- nra bar -- nra board member bob barr discusses efforts to reduce gun violence. then the discussion of women in the republican party. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. and live friday, a discussion about updating the 1996 communications decency act, which gives websites in immunity from liability for what their users post. we will be live from the american enterprise institute at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and at noon eastern, the heritage onndation hosts a form rebuilding america's military project focusing on the u.s. army. on c-span2 at 7:30,