amb.ck: this war has been catastrophic on civilians across the entire country. what we are seeing in darfur in particular at the hands of the rsf are targeted killings based on ethnicity. statements in perpetrator's own words saying they want to eradicate particular ethnic groups from the region and entirely. you can see sexual violence rampant. men and boys being killed, including infants. these are the types of things that prosecutors around the world will rely upon in order to infer that perpetrators are acting with genocidal intent. amna: use all statements of intent, the targeting of specific ethnic groups. that is over the duration of the war or particular time period? amb. van schaack: we are able to collect more information about these statements of intent and see the aggregate. genocide is different from war crimes. you have to show the special intent to destroy the group and that can be quite difficult when you don't have access. amna: there's sanctions from the treasury departme

amb.an: i cannot speak for greenland or panama, but for canada, my impression is -- and i have worked with him -- i think he is a negotiator and he is positioning himself for the beginning of those negotiations, as are we, and i look forward to actually getting down and talking substance. amna: in terms of how you are getting ready, obviously these two nations are each other's largest trading partners. mr. trump is threatening 25% tariffs on all canadian imports. what would be the impact of tariffs of that size on canada's economy and how would canada respond? amb. hillman: it's first important to point out that when this proposal, if you will, came from the president around potentially adopting 25% tariffs on all canadian imports, it was on the basis of border security, and since that time, we have listened to what he said and we have put forward a very expansive, $1.3 billion plan to buy new helicopters, additional physical resources and personnel. we are proposing something that the inc

amb. neumann: that is a. as you drive and then he lined one year is summer lending on an auto von bismarck's comment that the two things people should never see is making a policy or a sausage because they are disgusting. a lot of different influences come to bear on policy decisions. extracting responsibility will be very different. will be very different. ultimately you need to look very closely at not just decisions presidents made, but asked. there are some problems in our structure. we don't have a way of having one person responsible on the ground. when i am talking to clients sometimes we are the first place where the responsibility for action on the ground comes together. that is the president of the united states. there is no earlier place where the lines of communication process. we have actually mentioned that in my writtenthe lines of commun process. we have actually mentioned that in my written testimony. an experience where we did have a unified chain of command a lower down in the courts. the q

>> senator i ambe not saying ths because youon are considering me for the position as a nominee. but i agree with every word he youjust said with regard to contractor use and how it should be limited work government employees should be doing governmentg functions. i know there's a look in terms of her ratios and the percentages. not a one-size-fits-all person if confirmed i will look at where things stand right now. the concern that you have, the sentiment you express let me reiterate i agree with you completely and look for to working with you on this issue if confirmed. >> thank you, thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator feinstein. with that the first block of time has expired. the chair would move to the second block of time and go somewhat out of order because it senator wyden is not here i will turn to senator collins for any questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. congressman, i appreciate the opportunity to talk with you last week as one of the authors along with former senator joe lieberman of the 2004 law that created the director of national intelligence decisio

>> senator i ambe not saying ths because youon are considering me for the position as a nominee. but i agree with every word he youjust said with regard to contractor use and how it should be limited work government employees should be doing governmentg functions. i know there's a look in terms of her ratios and the percentages. not a one-size-fits-all person if confirmed i will look at where things stand right now. the concern that you have, the sentiment you express let me reiterate i agree with you completely and look for to working with you on this issue if confirmed. >> thank you, thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator feinstein. with that the first block of time has expired. the chair would move to the second block of time and go somewhat out of order because it senator wyden is not here i will turn to senator collins for any questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. congressman, i appreciate the opportunity to talk with you last week as one of the authors along with former senator joe lieberman of the 2004 law that created the director of national intelligence decisio