a question for administrator wheeler. i think i understood the first part where you were saying that the standards change would have a negligible environmental impact. i thought i heard you say it would also be good for the environment. could you clarify how that happens? secretary wheeler: older cars pollute more than newer cars. the average age of the car today on the road is 12 years. it used to be eight years. by decreasing the cost of the cars, we believe it will increase purchase of new cars getting older cars off the road. so newer cars will replace them and they are better for the environment, better for public safety, and what the american public wants to purchase. thank you very much. i have to go to the house science hearing. thank you. [applause] friday, the house returns to take of legislation on forced arbitration on c-span. , the state dinner for us trillion prime ministers scott morrison. a rally onold climate strikes to address climate change. moines,n is back in des iowa this saturday for campaign 2020 c

question for secretary wheeler. i think i understood the first part when you were saying the standards would have a negligible environmental impact. i thought i heard you say it would be good for the environment. can you clarify how that happens? thanks. >> older cars pollute more than newer cars. the average age of the car today on the road is 12 years. it used to be eight years. by decreasing the cost of the cars we believe it will increase purchase of new cars, getting older cars off the road so newer cars will replace them and those newer cars are better for the environment and they're better for public safety and they're what the american public wants to purchase. thank you very much. i have to go to the house science hearing. thank you. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country so you can make up your own mind created

it is now my privilege to introduce andrew wheeler. thanks to administrator wheeler's leadership, e.p.a. is delivering on president trump's agenda to grow the economy and improve lives, while at the same time protecting the environment and human health. today's action is the latest in a long line of a very important regulatory reforms at e.p.a., and i know that he will continue to keep me and my team very busy. please join me in welcoming administrator andrew wheeler. [applause] >> thank you. i want to thank your whole team. thank you, secretary chao. i want to thank your team in particular. our teams together worked long and hard over the last months to get this proposal where it is. and i want to thank you and for the professionalism of your staff and everything that we've done together. president trump promised the american public that his administration would address and fix the current fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions standards. today, we were delivering on a critical element of the president's commitment. e.p.a. and d.o.

[applause] >> thank you very much, administrator wheeler. i would also now like to take this opportunity to invite congressman from the first district of california, for your remarks. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. i'm delighted to be a today for this subject matter especially. in my real life i'm a farmer in northern california and am very in touch with our constituents on what the automotive needs are and what were really talk about the bottom line here is auto choice people in this country still like to have choices and when i saw this obama era mandate coming down the line a few years ago and thinking how realistic is it by the year 2025 all automobiles in the fleet would have to average 55 miles per gallon? i can think of what a 55-mile per gallon vehicle looks like right now, , especially for the need for the average buyer. is that a mom who need to get her kids to school and often to other chores or a dad or people just my want of a vehicle with rubin because that some guys my size come right? i think what really saying

i support the efforts of administrative wheeler and the epa. also secretary tell. in my own district, we are putting out of 54,000 acre forest fire. if you want to talk about air quality, hundreds of thousands of acres of forest in the west. that is a different building down the street. also the migratory omissions that come from other areas that affect the state. is not going to change the situation. going toward the rest of the 50 states. my people plead for relief. let's put reasonable regulations in place. does not give up at all. that is all california seizes vivus and congress. everyday they think up a new lawsuit. just trying to make jobs happen in this country. all these things need to be manufactured somewhere else to make these cars go. why are we not miming the materials in this country that need for batteries for this high-tech apparatus. we expect other countries to supply it to us and the raw materials. we are on the right track. my thanks, administrative wheeler, everybody in this room here today that is part of this, to give our choices back or our

please join me in giving a warm welcome to liz wheeler. [cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, good morning to everyone, thank you so much for having me, my name is liz wheeler. i host the show tipping point on one american news network. thank you. on july 5th of this year the they after independence day after my show i logged into twitter as one does and found myself blocked by none other than everybody's favorite socialist aoc. [cheers and applause] >> blocked. i'm always respect i feel and always civil, i have always defended aoc whose political ideas are delusional, i have defended her about mean comments about her look, her age or demeaning comments about past history as bartender, when i rebut aoc's tweets i only present facts, nothing personal. you know what that means? somebody is threatened by facts and the truth. this is the tweet which made aoc block me. aoc tweeted trump spent millions on a poorly attended one-day parade days after he couldn't afford soap for caged children, he asked congress for military money, no, trump

liz wheeler is a 30-year-old young conservative having from the heart of the midwest. during college, she served on the board of -- for hometown in ohio. and was he ends person in the cities history to hold that position. at the same time, she co-authored a book with 13 other young americans about being a millennial generation conservative.ia the book titled young conservatives and why it's smart to be like us, reached number two on amazon's kindle this sellers list. liz a spoken to conservative groups about the role of government in our society and how to win the youth vote and has been interviewed on several radio shows nationwide. she is hosted the show tipping point with liz wheeler on one american news network since 2015. in august of 2016 she was named a top ten, 30 under 30 conservative rising star by red alert politics. liz is also the author of the new book "tipping points: how to topple the left's house of cards", available for preorder nowsefo and available on tuesday august 6 in stores. liz is also a graduate of penn state university with a bachelors degree

geneva motor show in march 1057 still bearing the name of the 1100 i align with was a maker of 3 wheeler pickups and small trucks at the time entrepreneur carl borg had bought up 4 makers. and lloyd. board fired had founded go alliance 1928 back then minimalist 3 wheelers were in big demand partly because no driver's license was required for vehicles with engines smaller than 200 c.c.'s and 3 or fewer wheels. stuck with 3 wheels and allowed gas guzzling 2 stroke engines well into the post-war era building compact vans and pickups like this at 400. that's what sets your stuff sees no relation between those rattling 3 wheelers in the sleek compact sedan and indeed the 1100 had precious little to do with a long standing goliath quality it was powered by a newly designed 4 stroke 4 cylinder engine but even the otherwise inflexible car on board fired realized that the persisting image problem could hurt sales so he revived the concert brand which had been part of his group before the 2nd world war and so 1958 they go liath 1100 became the hunza 1100. our nearly 60 year old test car has starte

let's accept your stuff sees no relation between those rattling 3 wheelers in the sleek compact sedan and indeed the 1100 had precious little to do with a long standing goliath quality so it was powered by a newly designed 4 stroke 4 cylinder engine but even the otherwise inflexible car on board fired realize that the persisting image problem could hurt sales so he revived the concept brand which had been part of his group before the 2nd world war and so 1958 they go liath 1100 became the hunza 1100. our nearly 60 year old test car has started rattling a little but in its day the hans it was state of the art the fully synchronized 4 speed transmission was gentle enough for the most delicate hands and one $960.00 the antiquated dash mounted gear shift was replaced with a steering column mounted lever to semiautomatic sac so mad could be ordered as an extra the clutch pedal was now redundant a touch of the gear shift was enough to disengage and reengage the gears. 1004 stuff likes the hint of sporty mr and the attention the safety back then they may have not have all the airbags we have

it's maggie wheeler. >> oh, my god! >> it said fast talking new

please join me in giving a warm welcome to liz wheeler. [cheering] [cheering and applauding] >> thank you so much. good morning to everyone. thank you for having me. my name is liz wheeler. i host the show, tipping points on american news networks. on july sixth of this year, the day after independence day after my show, i logged into twitter as one does. i found myself blocked by none other than everybody's favorite socialist aoc. [cheering] blocked. here's the thing, i'm always respectful, i'm always civil. i have even defended aoc whose policies are delusional i think dangerous to our nation. i have defended her about her main comments about her looks or anything. i only present facts, nothing personal. you know what that means? somebody is threatened by facts and truth. this was a tweet which made them block me. they tweeted, trump spent millions on a poorly attended one day parade, days after he couldn't afford toothpaste and soap for children. he asked for military grade money. he held them hostage, billings for their abusers, congre

andrew wheeler announced that there will be one nationwide policy with no exceptions for any states. >> no state has the authority to opt out of national fuel economy standards. and no state has the authority to set its own fuel economy standards that impact human safety and environment and commerce for the rest of the country. >> wheeler went on to say that national standards will be best for the auto industry and consumers. previously, governor gavin newsom said the lower national standards have more to do with something else. >> it is about the oil industry, period. it's not about car manufacturers or consumers and not about the health. it's not about our economy. >> meanwhile, state attorney general javier becerra plans to take legal action and has indicated that he will sue the federal government over this issue. >> the president wrapped up this week's trip to california by threatening to hit the city of san francisco with environmental violations. president trump claimed pollution was flowing into the ocean from the storm sewer, specifically mentioning used needles. city leader

joe wheeler is not bad either. i would be worried about my you?oad, too, wouldn't rosekranze things that bills up is three years of can visit part of it today, part of stones river national battlefield. importantly when his troops murfreesboro, they'll take 11 days of supplies with him. he is going banking on a big reserve. is going to ride on a very big cushion of supplies. think this is very prudent on his part because he knows there is a pretty good chance he is communications with the rest of the -- or he is railroad ose communications at some point. of course, what does this look like in washington, particularly ecause of what happens in may of 1863. we talked about what happened in ississippi in may of 1863, vehiclesburg. what happens here in virginia in battle of , the loresville, the largest battle, largest single in north american recorded history to be precise. rosekranz sits in nashville and by the spring and 1863, the war department threatens him with relief. are you going to move anytime ife, he writes back and says now means tomorrow

administrator andrew wheeler notes, this is an effective and innovative program to improve air quality across the country. in fact, dera funding has proven a cost-effective tool to help communities meet their air quality implementation plans. congress has long supported this program. which at first re-authorized in 2010, with strong bipartisan support, and even after that authorization, pired in 2016 -- expired in 2016. this bill will ensure the good work to enhance cleaner technology will in fact continue. i would urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. rush: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material 1768.s bill, h.r. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rush: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rush: mr. speaker, i ri

hardy, plus cavalry under joe wheeler and some other detached elements. some very prominent people here. a lot of them are familiar with each other because in many ways, this is the second round in the series of battles between rosekrans and bragg in middle tennessee, southeastern tennessee and northern georgia through the late fall of 1862 and all the way through the fall of 1863. this is round two in many ways between the two. to understand the story of understandwe have to the context in which it's fought and the continuum in which it's fought. whatever campaign you are studying always remember that , it's part of a continuum of the story of that particular campaign. a lot of times when you look at campaign histories, oh, it starts this day and ends this day, but you often forget that what has gone before sometimes overshadows and influences what has come. having said that, let me know explained the context of tullahoma. you've got to understand that context. from june 1863 back to early january 1863. january 5, 1863, when bragg leaves stones river, wh

he turned around and he was able with the help o 18 wheeler ers opening up the way in front of him.o, shows two women pushing a car after it got stuck trying to navigate through flooded street in houston texas. the woman who filmed this said she tried to wn them about high water. national weather service said hoh ton area experienced wit theest calendar day ever recorded in mth of september. >> vaping lung illnesses ntinue to rise, f stepping in. new rule proposed to e-cigarette makers coming up. >> >> ♪ g up. ♪ the ross fall fashion event eck this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off departnt store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. on now. dibsn atth bndrice? at the ross fall fashion event. ds s 2to 60% off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. their products. that rule would also help to nsure that e-cigarettesufture product's potential pubc health benefits and haths. e cdc is investigating 530 probabler confirmed cases of severe illness caused in part by vaping. >> check your freezer. perdue foodea recallingrly ecau it was misbr

environmental protection agency administrator andrew wheeler has sent this letter to the governor saying the state is violating the clean water act and threatening of california does not step up to its delegated responsibilities. the epa will be forced to take action. the letter comes one week after president trump's visit to the bay area where he alleged that needles and other waste were flowing into storm drains and out to the ocean. in the letter wheeler says the epa is concerned about the potential water quality impacts from untreated human waste entering nearby waters. he goes on to say san francisco, los angeles and the state do not appear to be acting with urgency to mitigate the risks to human health and the environment that may result from the homelessness crisis. >>but for them now to come out and place the finger point finger at california. it's completely absurd at that point people at homelessness is just outrageous. >>the natural resources defense council was quick to slam the epa is link between water contamination and the homeless saying the greatest threat to america's w

in the letter wheeler says the epa is concerned about the potential water quality impacts from untreated human waste entering nearby waters. he goes on to say san francisco, los angeles and the state does not appear to be acting with urgency to mitigate the risks to human health and the environment that may result from the homelessness crisis. >>it's absurd and it's appalling that the trump epa would try to weaponize the clean water act to go after a homeless issues in california these are serious issues. there's no basis or good policy reason to try to blame. california's water quality challenges on homelessness they're simply just not a connection between those 2 states the natural resources. defense council was quick to slam the epa is linked. >>between water contamination and the homeless. the trump administration itself is the largest threat to america's waterways and their policies boat rolling back protections under the federal clean water act rolling back in force months rolling back safe, drinking water issues. that's where the real focus should be. >>governor newsome also weigh

in the letter wheeler says the epa is concerned about the potential water quality impacts from untreated human waste entering nearby waters. he goes on to say san francisco, los angeles and the state do not appear to be acting with urgency to mitigate the risk to human health and the environment that may result from the homelessness crisis. >>but for them now to come out and place the finger point finger at california. it's completely absurd at that point people at homelessness is just outrageous. >>the natural resources defense council was quick to slam the epa is link between water contamination and the homeless saying the greatest threat to america's waterways is actually the trump administration itself. >>since president trump's first day in office. he has been determined to roll back federal environmental protections. he's attacked. safe drinking water act, he's rolled back our environmental rules that protect drinking water and our waterways from pollution. >>governor newsome dismissed the letter is purely political tweeting an overarching theme coming out of the white house. trump

and yes, it transcends some of these individual issues. >> the epa, the head of the epa andrew wheelerhas expressed that the concern about climate change is overblown and that this is not a problem we're going to deal with for 50 or 75 years. >> right. we have -- again, it's something that's come up many times. he does say that human activity is helping drive some of climate change but, yes, rejects the idea when he was asked, you know, whether it is a crisis, that is something he disagrees with. and broadly speaking and something that, again, we'd raised just recently with him, his argument is that plenty of these companies including oil and gas companies have an incentive to restrict their greenhouse gas emissions and so while there's a certain level of action that the federal government should take it is certainly not an overarching driving mission of the federal government to require a number of these companies and industries to curb greenhouse gases linked to climate change. >> and in fairness to a lot of our viewers who are wondering about scott peru sxit why he was able to hang

with me are the broadcaster and authorjohn kampfner and caroline wheeler, deputy political editor at tomorrow's front pages are already in. another are already in. difficult morning's reader for another difficult morning's reader for the prime minister. the metro: borisjohnson boris johnson accused borisjohnson accused of lying to the queen afterjudges ruled he unlawfully suspended parliament to shutdown debate on brexit. that story dominates the front page of the daily mirror. its headline: the prime minister defied mps‘ orders to publish private messages on proroguing parliament, writes the times. a different headline, similar territory but different angle, mr johnson branded that unprecedented, inappropriate and disproportionate. that was michael gove, but anyway. the guardian leads on the operation yellowhammer contingency plans with a warning no—deal brexit could bring rising fuel prices, disruption to medical supplies and public disorder on streets. the daily telegraph, tory rebels expelled from the party have been offered an olive branch by the prime minister and it will allow

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in the letter wheeler says the epa is concerned about the potential water quality impacts from untreated human waste entering nearby waters. he goes on to say san francisco, los angeles and the state do not appear to be acting with urgency to mitigate the risk to human health and the environment that may result from the homelessness crisis. >>it's absurd and it's appalling that the trump epa would try to weaponize the clean water act to go after a homeless issues in california these are serious issues. there's no. actual basis or good policy reason to try to blame. california's water quality challenges on homelessness they're simply just not a connection between those 2 states the natural resources. defense council was quick to slam the epa is linked. >>between water contamination and the homeless. the trump administration itself is the largest threat to america's waterways and their policies open rolling back protections under the federal clean water act rolling back force months rolling back safe, drinking water issues. that's where the real focus should be governor newsome also weighe

administrator andrew wheeler. where is andrew? i feel like you are taller than that. thought you were taller than that. secretary patrick possess a. patrick. thank you. good job. u.s. treasure. a great football player at ohio state, fantastic, went to the ohio -- went to the nfl and is as tough as he can be. a friend of mine, representative anthony gonzalez. along with any political people and state and local leaders and lots of diplomats, thank you very much. we always love diplomats in the white house because we could use diplomats sometimes. as want to thank christine for her to full rendition of our national anthem. thank you. great job. i had the privilege of awarding the presidential medal of freedom to another phenomenal member of the hispanic american committee, test community, the legendary pitcher for the new york yankees , mariano rivera. he was up and he has been a friend of mine for a long time. there has never been any human being that broke more bets. he threw a heavy ball, i said, how do you do that? he said god just gave me this ability. you have peop

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in the letter wheeler says the epa is concerned about the potential water quality impacts from untreatedte entering nearby waters. he goes on to say san francisco, los angeles and the state do not appear to be acting with urgency to mitigate the risk to human health and the environment that may result from the homelessness crisis. >>but for them now to come out and place the finger point the finger at california. it's completely absurd at that point people at homelessness is just outrageous. >>the natural resources defense council was quick to slam the epa is link between water contamination and the homeless saying the greatest threat to america's waterways is actually the trump administration itself. >>since president trump's first day in office. he has been determined to roll back federal environmental protections. he's a talk. safe drinking water act, he's rolled back our environmental rules that protect drinking water and our waterways from pollution. >>governor newsome dismissed the letter is purely political tweeting an overarching theme coming out of the white house. trump persist

in the letter wheeler says the epa is concerned about the potential water quality impacts from untreated human waste entering nearby waters. he goes on to say san francisco, los angeles and the state do not appear to be acting with urgency to mitigate the risks to human health and the environment that may result from the homelessness crisis. >>but for them now to come out and place the finger point finger at california. it's completely absurd at that point people at homelessness is just outrageous. >>the natural resources defense council was quick to slam the epa is link between water contamination and the homeless saying the greatest threat to america's waterways is actually the trump administration itself. >>since president trump's first day in office. he has been determined to roll back federal environmental protections. he's a talk clean water act is attacked, safe drinking water act he's rolled back our environmental rules that protect drinking water and our waterways from pollution. >>governor newsome dismissed the letter is purely political tweeting an overarching theme coming out

strategy, he very rarely makes public appearances and yet tonight he was at an event for stuart wheeler'seave gang back together and he said some things that, you know, or in the context of today a very interesting because we had a day where even boris johnson interesting because we had a day where even borisjohnson has come on tv and said you know, of course i don't ever condone any attacks on mps that we should try to lower the temperature he said to have our collea g u es temperature he said to have our colleagues in the bbc. in his right—hand is saying well, what are the mps expect? if they've been campaigning for second referendum in failing to sort breaks ed's people will be angry with them which is a really incendiary thing to say on a dealer today. in what context did he say this? was just an off—the—cuff remark? he was interviewing stuart for the book launch and my colleague was there. there were not considered remarks and not overheard at the bar oi’ remarks and not overheard at the bar or anything. there were very public. and he was asked what you think of this? basically in th

it's maggie wheeler. >> oh, my god!it said fast talking new yorker and i read the scene and i saw that it said moose and squirrel, squirrel and moose. >> or you can mix and match. >> i heard her in my head. i thought, okay, that's where i'm going. >> and james michael tyler, aka, gunther. >> did you actually serve real coffee? >> those were normally real lattes. i never made them. for the rest of the background actors those were pretty much empty cups. >> this couch is so comfortable. these days this is part of the warner brothers back lot tour. this is one of the main attractions of the tour. >> yeah. in new york. it did spark some worldwide caves. >> it blows my mind. i bought a house, bought a new car. >> they're interested in the hair. okay fine. >> it's a surprise people find me a sex symbol. i'm not brad pitt. i'm not this -- i'm not hunk. >> we actually became really popular the summer after it aired. >> we've arrived. >> arrived and still here making bank. each friend reportedly pulls down a cool $20 million a y

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administrator andrew wheeler, where's andrew? where is andrew? thank you. whoa, andrew. i thought you were taller than that. i thought you were taller than that, andrew. deputy secretary patrick pizzella. patrick. thank you. thank you, patrick. good job, patrick. u.s. treasurer, who everybody knows, jovita carranza. thank you, jovita. a great football player at ohio state, fantastic. he went into the nfl and he was tough as can be. a lot of people don't know that. he's a tough cookie and he's a friend of mine, representative anthony gonzalez. thank you. along with a lot of other political people, and state and local leaders, and a lot of diplomats. all the diplomats, thank you very much. we always love diplomats in the white house because we can use diplomats sometimes. i also want to thank christine d'clario for her beautiful rendition of our national anthem. thank you, christine. great job. [applause] last week, i had the privilege of awarding the presidential medal of freedom to another phenomenal member of the hispanic american community: the legendary pitcher for th

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epa administer andrew wheeler said we embraceis feder but it does not mean one state can ctate the standards for a nation. >> if you're a conservative, i woul't think you wouldant the federal government to the problem is, we really would like to have money standardor the whole country because it's c good for industry. city wants strong regulationon okay? they don't want weak regulation doing different.y get the higher standards.nia want there's nothing that buckley said that i disagreedith. >> why is climate change become such a partisan iss then? >> i'm not even sure it is. it's become all of a sudden we have this conference here and all we talk about is climate change. >> in the last week or so, new national polls have come out that have changed -- suggested changing the trend in there 202 race w elizabeth warren has emerged as a top tier a candida and joe biden's numbers are weakening, but the two of them remain in the top tier. elizabeth warren has rai d against ultra millionaires. you have called her tax probably - >> a wealth tax. >> her micare for all proposal is -- >> doesn't work. >

. >> reporter: even this 18 wheeler couldn't handle the deluge. the driver was pulled up on to his truck by a man passing by who saw him in trouble. one man died when he drove his van into eight feet of floodwater. >> it was a good 20 minutes before they got him out, and it was just beyond -- you know, he was under water too long. >> reporter: officials in harris county say there have been more than 1,700 high-water rescues and evacuations. >> my god -- >> reporter: it was an emotional day for people like gene leblanc and his 12-year-old son adam. >> back to ground zero again. >> reporter: lost almost everything when harvey hit. >> losing everything, my house and restarting everything again. >> reporter: houston officials city begins to clean up. and rescue teams are not letting up even in these overnight hours. they're working hard to clear freeways of abandoned cars. some places may not see floodwaters recede until this weekend. >> wow. laura podesta in new york. thank you, laura. >>> now to canada where prime minister justin trudeau is vowing t

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state police say the williams bought an suv to 4 wheelers a camper. >>a car trailer.olice say the winds also use the money on bill's car repairs cash purchases and even gave $15,000 to friends in need of money and we knew check in with the bank for 3, 4 get anything. >>i i'm not that don't know me some people do stupid sometimes. >>what's the bank realized its mistake a trance or the $120,000 to the correct account. it contacted tiffany williams on june 20th and tore the couple had to pay back the $107,000 in overdraft fees incurred on june 21th the bank called again. tiffany said she her husband will work out a payment plan court papers show that after those 2 initial phone calls from the bank. the couple had no contact with banks representatives despite several attempts by the bank to reach that the couple is now facing felony theft charges amanda williams homes that he was robert's father is there any way we can talk to robert tiffany. >>just that i know i knew was >>well that was peggy lee reporting now robert and tiffany williams are free now on $25,000 bail. in

the lotzen american nation that borders venice wheeler it has launched the so-called humanitarian i to reach program led by the earth force there that provides some services to locals but also conducts training for military personnel the move has seen neighboring if ennis will encircled by american bases just months after the u.s. backed opposition feel to achieve regime change in caracas our senior correspondent murat because the of examines washington's tactics. the u.s. military has returned to guyana after many. years on a joint military exercise slash humanitarian mission there's nothing quite like a humanitarian mission led by guys who specialize in bombing things it's like having a drug rehab center run by drug lords but small details the important thing is that guyana is important to you on a sits in a strategic location on the north edge of south america and on the caribbean and do look what a coincidence it borders venezuela i mean what are the chances of that in the same venezuela that has u.s. bases all around it here here here here brazil is in tin that it's open to hostin