wanted julian to snape there anyway. those women they really approached him it seems like especially the younger ones saw him on t.v. fell into law whatever that means to be the 1st in it it looks like someone who wants to be a rock n roll groupie nothing approaching him and really chasing him down and finally she also succeeds in it and they share a one eyed stare which at some point becomes a balticon don't you know. it was only after learning that a song should slept with both of them at the women decided to go to the police that proved a turning point both phone wiki leaks founder julian assange and it was when this story took a very different. women went to the police. one's there to report her rape their report they wanted to encourage him to have an h.r. vetoes because they have had sex with him unprotected ones. so there was no like actual rape right there was no violence there although all the newspapers. afterwards they were saying rape allegations rape allegations there was no actual rape that this is this thi

have advocated military strike on north korea i said no before and i think the transcript or are you snape will demonstrate that what i was saying was looking at the broad range of policy options you can't rule it out if you're going to protect innocent civilians you can't rule it out do you believe in international law which you know upholds the very american and international values of of equal rights and justice and accountability for all. bumping it up old something look i'm a po when it comes to leak theory i'm a positivist and i think that much of what passes under the description international law is is analysis dreamed up by walk professors with a different kind of agenda i think countries that undertake international obligations should meet their obligations we had this discussion a few moments ago you are perhaps recall that and i think that if there were more attention to holding countries accountable for their commitments in international agreements we'd all be a lot better off without academics firas ing about international law so who holds countries to account but as you said

now both on snape peeve with trungpa is that he doesn't have any grand strategy and that he doesn't listen to experts and i wonder if that's if that makes so much of a difference and then merican context because tom's predecessor president obama was a very studious man he had the largest national security council on the records he supposedly many people believe had some great vision and yeah dad did not prevent from major disaster as miscalculations and on the african continent in the european affairs etc trying to his credit hasn't done any of that so does the expertise really matter and is that only a matter of trump's times or is it that more continuous problem as far as the united states is concerned i think as usual there's an element of. both i think that president obama was a subway perhaps the most intellectual leader that the united states has had recently and yet president obama and that is very evident from his very long interview. trikes you as a much more long very much a person who. rejected by the elites in washington he was too intellectual here was to respond in elite and

learning that with evan and the great team that snape had was very excited that'll be try to bring ataylor: you are well connected with in the world of silicon valley. i am curious to get your thoughts on palantir technologies. we were talking about this secretive company filing a stock listing. your thoughts on another tech company that is arguably not profitable coming out in this environment? >> yeah. interesting. i engage with palantir to dobbs banking aestment great company, seems like they are solving a great problem. question, to your there are multiple investments that went into the private companies over the last 15 years or so. if you look at companies like , theseor google companies went public at a much smaller scale. but because investors are interested in investing in private companies, you saw a lot of capital went to their -- went there. so there are a lot of interesting companies in the private space and i expect they have to go up. i cannot really think about timing, but it is healthy for these private companies to come public. i cannot specifically comment about pal

steve snape owns a bar in majorca, hejoins us now. thank you forjoining us. to work on the third, and they are panicking now because they have rung their employers and their employers have said well, yes, have your two weeks off but we won‘t pay you. and people in the bar who actually met our last night when the news came across, coming straight to the bar, asking me what is the situation, steve? and some are quite panicky over it. and some are quite panicky over it. and some people are quite fortunate because they have property over here, so they will extend their holiday for another three weeks and see how they go without. so it‘s quite mixed, really. but there is an element of, oh, my god, what is going to happen? and give us a sense. we know so many british tourists travel to spain, to the islands as well. how much do they rely on tourism from the uk? absolutely totally. in majorca, our business, normally our business run seven months a year. that‘s the maximum we can run. lights and hotels included. this year we opened two weeks ago, and we are totally r