yeah, a c i a officer can't do that. and he's got to go to the general council of the c i a and with inspector general of the c i a. and the unfortunate example of the c, i a officer who was at the white house, who was a central and reporting the terrible phone call that donald trump had with ukrainian president, which was the source of his whistle blowing, which was the key factor leading to the impeachment of, uh, donald trump, he did repeat, did go to the general counsel, and the general counsel alerted the justice department in the white house about this whistle blower on his staff, which is exactly why you should have to go to the general council if you have something sensitive, you should be able to go to that and my case, i went to the senate intelligence committee. so this is very dangerous. and as you say, the whistleblower act of 1989 does nothing to the intelligence community and nothing for private contractors who work in the intelligence committee. so if you don't get full support from the intelligence commit

storage location and then it's injected through a pipeline up to 3 kilometers under the c bed. it's a deep sandstone formation to c o. 2 can also be stored online and transported by truck rail or pipelines. the c o 2, some traffic will try by 300 nautical miles to are you garden. then it will be injected into a pipeline and stored off the norwegian coast of the storage facility is called northern lights. it belongs to shell total energies and equity, nor will return to the role of oil and gas companies laser. so why is it so hard to produce demand with i'd carbon emissions. that is the main ingredients also an estimate. and then in the killed process there's a lot of c 2 coming out of the livestock. this is yeah. and toilet. he's a 30 year veteran of the cement industry. we try it about to, to reduce the amount of blinker in some, and that's a decreasing factor. but there is a limit because that was not the moment use amendment loss of the form anymore. you will not have to read the list which has the form is that that it needs so that there are technical limits. safety as

lawsuit against the c. i a under the administrative procedure act. yes. the to compel the c i g to do its job. mind you by law. they had $240.00 days to do a whistle blower investigation. yes, a reprisal investigation. when i 1st reported those facts in april of 2015, the lawsuit was filed in december of 2016. where well past that point, yes, the i c i g decides to send me back to c. i a, in april of 2017, and the c i g has still not done anything in my efforts to get any information. basically came back still under investigation. nothing new to report. so the last it was filed, the i see id claim, i had a conflict of interest and send me back to the c i o. i go back to the c i a for what i call round to with the doubles i called c a. the pit of hell, shakespeares, quote, how is empty and all the doubles are here. because literally it was hell. just the amount of bureaucratic bullying that i was going through all the different offices . i mean, jobs were being advertised and re advertised and we advertise jobs

s a whistle blower, jeffrey sterling, the c i a was a blower. daniel hale, the drone whistle blower and edward snowden, who worked both for the c i a and n s a. i believe it was on the sea ice torture program. you know that the c i a, comes down on whistle blowers like a ton of bricks. and for those officers who challenge them and who are found guilty and the see eyes preferred court. the eastern district of virginia sentences are getting longer and longer. so what is a potential whistleblower to do when he becomes aware that the agency itself is breaking the law or plotting against a sitting president? let's say, what happens when a potential was of lower, realizes that the deep state is real and it's dangerous pedro or to is a highly decorated former c i a officer in his 18 years and the agency he 18 exceptional performance awards for his work in the middle east, afghanistan, and then the office and the inspect to general working, ironically, one whistle blower issues. pedros, thanks so much for being with us. thank you so much, john for him an

if there is, there has to be a, c, i, a, we all want it to be law abiding. do you believe that the c i a is salvageable and if so, how would you change it to a very complicated issue. mm hm. because there are needs for a security establishment for us national security for intelligence collection intelligence operations. but at the same time, how do you balance that with the need for protection of civil liberties and so forth? i mean, the biggest problem we've run into is the political station issue, etc. i me where it's become weaponized against political descent. is it so i was able, i mean, we can look at certain case studies look at the erac coalition provisional authority in 2004. the entire saddam hussein redeem was deemed to be basically not salvageable, right? so they disbanded all the security elements, the military, and they started from scratch. yes. another approach in columbia, south america, their f b, i equivalent dash d a s the, but the main domain is that they will, they were caught weaponized in their powers against political opponents. with

a survey has shown that the norwegian population supports c c s . as mentioned they've been using the technology since 1996. and they have a carbon tax 67 percent of norwegian support seats. yes. that top by denmark, the u. k. and followed by the netherlands. and finally germany origins are more technology optimistic than uh, adjustments. and we also accept that to something to do with the support for the specific technology after that during this nor to helps conduct the survey which also came to a 2nd conclusion. when we introduced these elements across the border cooperation or trade, the support drops. we did in a similar survey. uh, 5 years ago them that dropped was considerable in norway. it moved from or a 2 percent support when you introduce them to a domestic situation where you store your own c o 2 to 40 percent 20, to introduce them to a project where you would import c o 2 from other countries. um, it's likely that's what germany would have to do. export c o 2 to norway. remember a c, c s was previously taken off the table after protests

i a story that you did not tell a pro c i a story in this book. so what was the experience for you? like once you sent the manuscript to the c, i a for clarence the, there's a particular trade craft that i follow. when i wrote this book, the one i knew i was going to have to sell it to the p r b. right? and in that process, i wrote it in a way that made it very clear that i was not a broken employee, that it's their e e o and what's the process that are broken? yes, and it has severe implications for national security because as we know, it's known and refused to use this process because he knew that if he would use it like thomas drake binion's and others, they were to come after me. so i make a compelling argument that they have to fix these problems in this book. and i wrote it in a way that i did give the i just a credit where they were good at. but i also called out when they were bad at. so they're able to use this book as a means to get a message out that, you know, there are some bad apples at the c i, but at the same time, there are some g

this is caused by model the geo scientist as a well known experts on c c. s technology in there for next year, and so they are tools, a trouble staunch information, but the norwegians, i think they'll currently be on the wall. so we're really going for the most red scale. a survey has shown that the norwegian population supports cc yet, as mentioned they've been using the technology since 1996, and they have a carbon tax. 67 percent of norwegian support seats. yes. that top by denmark, the u. k. and followed by the netherlands and finally germany origins are more technology optimistic, then adjustments. and we also think that that's something to do with the support for the specific technology after during the nor to helps conduct the survey which also came to a 2nd conclusion. when we introduced these elements of cross border cooperation or trade and support drops, we did a similar survey. uh 5 years ago them that dropped was considerable in our way. it moved from as a 2 percent support when you introduce them to a domestic situation where you store your own

kilometers under the c bed. it's a deep sandstone formation to c o. 2 can also be stored on land and transported by truck rail or pipelines. the c o 2, some traffic will try by 300 nautical miles to are you garden, then it will be injected into a pipeline and stored off the norwegian coast of the storage facility is called northern lights. it belongs to shell. total energy use and ecuador will return to the role of oil and gas companies laser. so why is it so hard to produce demand with that carbon emissions? is the main ingredient also an estimate. and in the killed process there's a lot of students who coming out of the livestock this is yeah and toilet and he's a 30 year veteran of the cement industry. we try it about to, to reduce the amount of blinker in. so that's, that's a decreasing factor, but there is an image because at the moment you will some, and will last but the form anymore. you will not have to create the list which has the forms that, that it needs so that there are technical limits. c, c s technolog

i s a b c s reject the d h a d a said the s a b, c's rejection was the result of an st into fusions. and that story of the amc has control and manipulation of the country's largest, broad costa has dominated popular discussion. it was turbo charged by the fact that last month, the head of a c b. c. news which will show my daughter was summoned by the state security agency to take a polygraph test suspiciously close to the election. what many called a pressure tactic, a desperate if the strange to say once in a tight and seems to be subjected to this level of the to work and see it has a long history of integrating with the a, c, b, c. on the former president jacobs, who might join us what you showed a happy news quote, to people over government failures, things would be less and so it is under incumbent presidency. the i'm a pull so but with the elections disclose the a c, b. c is clearly getting squeezed. thanks me or in the world of politics. optics are everything the way things look can be as important as the way they really are bending. the truth can be part of the job, and artif

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when decent lots of stuff can be the best way to combine this hydrogen with a c o 2 sources by a direct arrow cash or to do so. it's taking straight from the atmosphere couldn't done, and we can then use it to synthesize these fuels. vehicles and mid c o 2, which has been reabsorbed via the fuel production process. a closed carbons cycle. alongside green hydrogen and green electricity, electro fuels and biofuels are likely to play an important role in transport and the future. it'll take time to ramp up a fuel production though, and enough energy from renewable sources to produce that the solver and wind energy, currently generated in germany will be needed in the power grid for the foreseeable future. e fuels would therefore have to be produced somewhere abroad and import it tested. others looks like it's it'll take time. we'll probably see an increase in the next few years, but it won't make much difference yet. we'll continue to use lots of fossil fuels for years to come. batteries offer a faster green solution for cars, but sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels for heavy transpor

the more humorous a layer of so it contains the more c o 2, it's absorbed. this principle is being re discovered in agriculture in the form of a novel business model. martin hoffman isn't storing c o 2 to improve yields, but as offsets 1st with supermarket chain recall, legal team eco has set the goal of reducing c o 2 or even going c o 2 neutral altogether. no, it's all see me on the, to my, our goal is to have fertile soil on the on team and as it stands at the moment until this works using the same instrument or to meet them with regenerative agriculture. if alone you'll chop the instrument is one way for the supermarket chain to hit its climate targets. it's just a trial, but the company is paying the farmer over $100.00 euro for every ton of c o 2 absorbed. no, i mean basically seen those go on my farm, that means we earn around 6200 additional yours. know, and it's a pretty good subsidy. so in turn about to the scientists can still only estimate how much c o 2 swiss farmland is able to absorb according to climate protection consultancy mike climate. it

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they voted for a woman who is no longer in the race.■çiday night at a republican dinner in minnesota, former president trump falsely claimed he won the state in 2016 and 2020. he lost both times. >> i thought we won it in 2016 -- i know we won it in 2020. we've got to be -- we've got to be careful. we've got to watch those votes. >> at the nra convention in dallas on saturday trump again falsely claimed to have won the 2020 election. >> fdr, 16■ç years. 16 years almost full term. >> the president is in the early stages in the search for a runningmate. among the prominent trump supporters who showed up for court this week in new york. potential runningmates dressed like trump including north dakota governor doug burgum, florida congressman o'donnell and j.d. vance. burgum joined trump in minnesota friday night. >> they just agreed or something to a vice president debated, and i said how could i have a vice president debate. i haven't even picked. i haven't even■ç picked the gm woman yet. a lot of people think that guy right there. who the

c-span now, our free mobile video app orin a c-span.org. an's 2024 coverage continues live with the three-day libertarian national convention as theys. highlights include, independence candidate robert-union they will foo -- and then on saturday at:0 p.m. eastern, former presidents had republican nominee speak about trunk. and the matter announces its presidential no, ma'am mean live friday at 3:30 p.m. on c-span. now on the video appear. >> and online. us, because we are joined by alexander ward. he is a national securitor polio discuss the death of iran's president. look into the program. guest: thanks for having me. host: wha can you tell us about t iran is, as far as where thfopoli might ? obviously they are dealing with a lot right now with the accidental death of their president. what do we know about how their foreign policy might change as far as their support for hamas and the houthis, etc.? guest:pecting much change. same foreign policy of iran in the weeks and months and years ahead. the supreme leader is still in charge, and he i

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but this auction really isn't as pretty as a c-minus but we gave it a c-minus this is the primary auction. it will be a couple of reopenings but in the end the investors are having the same conversation that you guys are having around the table. i'm not sure if the investors would agree, though, that the fed didn't fumble. i think the fed's been fumbling for a decade back to you. >> i think you're being a tough teacher today with a c-minus, rick do you think it was that bad >> absolutely. i probably should have given it a d. all the other metrics are average. >> we'll call if a d then. >> no, we'll keep it c-minus we don't want steve's head t explode. >> my head never explodes. but first of all i think we should have sound effects. when rick -- we should have an applause sound effect. but i'm giving it an a because this is the one i was worried about this week, this is a big number, it went down, i'm cool with that and we'll see what happens in the after-market. yields are a little bit lower, that's good. i want to approach the question you asked from two different standpoints. the first

when he leaves publishing fault 7, detailing the activities and capabilities of a c, i a to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare, through smartphones and other devices. it was the largest leak in the history of the c. i a in april 2017. the us said that it was an hour priority to arrest the sage. in august 2017. trump offer to sage a part if you would disclose who was responsible for leading democratic party e mails to weekly weeks before the 2016 us presidential elections assigned refused to give a source in december 2017. the us government gave the u. k government, a sealed warrant for a st. joe's arrest in february, 2019 the ecuadorian government receive loans of $10200000000.00 from various multilateral institutions of which the us, the majority cheryl or the loans were provided with the agreement that the sage could be removed from the embassy. the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on sale. charging him with one cou

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so these folks, in this case i think it was a b, c. they sought out their favorite people to talk to after the secretary general, secretary of defense, pardon me. said no, we don't want ukraine bombing russia. they made a phone call to victoria nolan, victoria nolan, who was an auto bash russia hating war hawk. and she suggested, yeah, we should encourage ukraine to bomb russia. she never mentioned that ukraine has already been bombing russia. she never talks about bell gerad. so here's new and being asked if you crane should bomb russia with us weapons, listen to what you said and do you think they should i think this, the attacks are coming directly from over the line in russia that those bases ought to be fair game, whether they are where missiles are being launched from, or where they are, where uh, troops are being supplied from. i think it's time for that because russia has obviously escalated this war, including as you said at the beginning, attacking rush, the 2nd city har keys, which is not on the front lines and trying to desi

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you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni and c l. a. we've been going out there to see to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l, a, and many universities throughout the country just yesterday or may. they may 1st more university started their, their accounts. so this is something that's going to continue across the country it's, we're not going to start a president biden himself as weighed in on the protest. same of the us as another place for anti semitism, seemingly dismissing the fact the meaning of the demonstrate as a jewish themselves. we are not in a far terry nation where we silence people are squashed to say, the american people are heard. let's be clear about this as well. there should be no place on any campus, no place in america for enter semitism, or threats of violence against jewish students. while the us house of representatives has week of this week, i proved anti semitism when is act and the bill seeks to broaden the official legal definition of december to them. but critics say it is an attempt to

you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c, l a. and we've been going out there to you through to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l a and many universities throughout the country just yesterday on may, they may 1st more university started their, their camps. so this is something that is going to continue across the country. it's we're not going to stop jaguar and have the rest of the pro just saying he will not change washington policy in the middle east despite widespread quizzes is a he said the us is not a place for ivey segment. isn't simply the displacing the 5 that many do is students join the demonstrations. we are not going to far terry nation, where we silence people are scores to send the american people or heard. let's be clear about this as well. there should be no place on any campus, no place in america for anti semitism or threats of violence against jewish students. to me while the us house of representatives has approved it's, i don't see, submit to them a wireless act. the bill sinks to broa

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this is the greatest political upheaval in 3 decades of the a and c. so you say, if it doesn't get that 50 percent, will have to couple together a coalition. now it's option so to join with a big party such as a democratic alliance. but once again, the policies are the variance, particularly for example with regard to palestine. then you've got the economic freedom find to z, e f, f, which may be a more natural fit for the i n c. but once again, economic policies in particular, would provoke a mess of international consternation and domestic economic people. very different from those policies of the a and c. then of course you've got m k. well, a spokesman has already told us there is no sort of a coalition at the moment with the and see it will not happen. the other option is will be a and c to couple together a whole lot of the smaller parties who made them on the list to become part of the coalition. the problem with that is that resubmit it with terms of the arithmetic be. and so you would have to get at least 46 percent or more of the votes to form

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and it's not just this rarely to have resisted cold for a c say of the is really government is we just need to remember the u. s. v towing resolutions at the end is security council calling for humanitarian pauses to deliver h 2 millions and gaza. the other were in gauze, a tragedy on every side, but also a stored in the side for this white house and the election approaches. what are the stakes providing in this proposal? so there's a lot of states for buying and why it's important also for him to find a base for poles then to push forward, we have seen pressure on the streets, many protest rallies. we have seen that also on you as college campuses across the country. but also increasing pressure from within the bite and up ministration to pressure at washington to change its position on the war in gauze. the on the on says states it to more us officials resigned over the volumes administration position on the war and gaza. the officials accused the administration of not telling the truth about it, what they said was, is roles of destruction of h postings in gaza. and this is also abou