marcus daily is determined to stop william anders clark. clark like daily with an industrial magnet who owns copper mines, mills, smelters, lumber, banks, retail stores, newspapers and utilities but what he really wanted was to win elected office in montana. partly he wanted status and power that came with public leadership, partly he wanted to support policies that would improve business holdings, when clark stood for congress, they pasted their hand-picked candidates name under clark's leading to clark's loss in an instant of spectacular fraud. so began montana's or of the copper kinks. over the next two decades cover magnet in montana would engage in some of the most blatant, surprising and shocking efforts of corruption to gain political power in american history. daily canceled business contracts with those who did not support his political aims, started his own newspaper to compete with clark's, the two fought over whether the state capital would be located at a company town or helena which clark supported to block him and gave away c

anders: thank you very much, paul. and the helsinki commission for this invitation. indeed i think the cryptography is a very important topic. when i worked as an economic advisor to the government, my vision of corruption was like this. a pyramid, little at the top and a lot of the bottom. then, change like this, the. amid was inverted, lots of corruption at the top and little at the bottom. it works much better now than it used to but now it looks like this. it has become an atomic mushroom with all the corruption at the top and i think there's been two important things said. organized crime and oligarchy are over. they have been assumed by the state and in addition is the considerable extent they have been legalized. vladimir putin is a lawyer and he thanks about legalizing many of the things that he is doing. it's more a matter of how the system functions whether or not it's legal or not. there are several books about russia and soviet union economic reform. right now it's the final part of the new book with the working title russia's crony capitalism. the main i

willf global britain, we continue to work at bridging anderences between nations forging global responses for the fundamental prosperity and security to that of our allies around the world. that is what we did at this summer -- summit. i commend the statements to the house. you, mr. speaker. i think the prime minister for a copy of the statement. there was barely a mention of international policy in the manifesto. governmentthat the is apparently now asking other parties for their policy ideas. if the prime minister would like it, i am happy to furnish her with a copy of the election manifesto. mr. speaker, the government is rather esteemed and added pivotal moment in our country and the world amid uncertainty over northnuclear korea, refugees continue to flee war and destruction, ongoing theemics, and equality, and impact of climate change are the core global challenges of our times. just when we need strong government, we have weakness from this government. president attempts to pull the plug on the paris climate change deal. ,nly, mr. speaker, a belated informal mention and brief meeti

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. >> well, as they say, annie and stephanie, after the party is the trump party ander that is the after politics. and i leave you on that note. i won't force to you respond to that one. that does do it for me. see you all back here tomorrow night if you tune in. i hope you will. 6:00 p.m. eastern. also, check us out on face back or twitter at the beat with ari. and you can get me at regular old e-mail. i do read them. "hardball with chris matthews" starts now. >> mooch, vamoose. let's play hard ball. >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. faced with a full scale investigation, over collusion with russia during the 20 sf election president trump has engaged in russian style purgees. fill paul manafort, the campaign manager, axed. then chris christie, transition chief, axed.

much of the violence that was pick taking place seemed to be motivating by establishing political anderer the to have until control.ch friends and colleagues from smaller or or less powerful tribes were concerned at the expansion of -- [inaudible] in other areas. seemingly with the support of the spla or large militia groups such as the white army. some shared concerns that post-independence the violence s would increase and lead to war. these were concerns that south sudanese colleagues were sharing with me as we were running into the referendum period. and even post-independence several colleagues said now the real conflict begins. who's going to run the country x. that was particularly acute when i was hearing that from colleagues from the equatorial -- [inaudible] the large number of soldiers that were in juba. during the referendum period, the -- [inaudible] invested heavily in reaching out to citizens to support independence. the people of south sudan were enthusiastic and hopeful that an independent south sudan would reconcile its differences, develop infrastructure, support and wo

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and not hiding anything from him, and the way that they used this place really facilitated some anderful conversation, they were able to delve into some of the major issues, and come up with some very incredible solutions that may not been possible at the white house or more formal places. ins building was constructed 1938. fdr brings an architect to the site by the name of henry toombs from the state of georgia who is no stranger to fdr. they work together on several projects in the past, including the hyde park town library, the stone cottage, as well as a couple buildings down in warm springs in georgia. he knew what fdr wanted, but he was not brought up to design this building himself. fdr had every intention of doing that. he was going to design the building, toombs was going to make sure that everything was going to work. but he designed not only to meet his personal interests in the dutch influence of this, but his physical needs. he was in the wheelchair, so he designed this in such a way that he can use this place. on towas an earthen ramp the porch which he would've been helped

executive order states mission, the commission shall consistent with applicable law study the registration ander voting processes used in federal elections. commission shall be solely advisory and shall submit a report to the president that identifies the following, a, those laws, rules, policies, activities, strategies andha practices that enhance the american people's confidence in integrity of voting processes used in federal elections. b, those laws, rules, policies, activities, strategies and practices that undermine the american people's confidence and the integrity of the voting processes used in federal elections and c, vulnerabilities in voting systems that could lead to improper voter registration and improper voting including fraudulent voting registration and fraudulent voting. are there any comments on the mission and if not, whether he proceed to the next item on the agenda? all right. seeing none, with le move to the bylaws and operating procedures. so at this point, we have not formally adopted any bylaws yet and that's our next order of business. there is presented to thee commi

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but, you know, anders osilan knows the state of the economic reform thinking and can do a better job of answering sort of the content of what a reform package would look like. >> doctor? >> i would say that first you need to get rid of the regime. you can't change anything with people who are all dependent on a corrupt system. you have to change the people, the leadership. that's the only way. in order to do that, you need democratic elections. early democratic elections of both president and the parliament and then lower down after that. the economic reform we know how to do. that's not a big problem. >> additional questions? right there. right next to you, katia. >> i want to call attention to the best and worst of russia. one has -- to stress the best of the 90th birthday, she's a long standing chairwoman of the moscow helsinki group and usually reformed to as the doyenne of the russian and soviet movement before that. i wanted to ask a question to per -- perhaps to you about something -- a rumor i heard for many years which is that putin is probably the richest man in the world.

since that time, the lebanese army has been fighting continually to guard lebanon's ander and prevents other terrorists, of which there are many, from gaining a foothold inside of their country. the united states military has been proud to help that fight and will continue to do so. american assistance can help to ensure that the lebanese army is the only defender lebanon needs. it's a very effective fighting force. threats to the lebanese people come from inside, as well. below -- hezbollah is a menace to the lebanese state, people, and entire region. the group continues to increase its military arsenal, which threatens to start another conflict with israel, constantly fighting them back. with the support of iran, the organization is fueling humanitarian catastrophe in syria. zbolah likes to portray itself as a defender of lebanese interests, but it's very clear that it's true interests are those of itself and its sponsor, iran. i have emphasized that syria's neighbors must take responsibility for helping refugees until they can return home and rebuild their country. the lebanese peo

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