for venezuela wiki leaks has provided a pretty good outline in a two thousand and eight army special operations forces unconventional warfare field manual army always writes long titles yes they actually have field manual for him conventional warfare and coups originally published by wiki leaks back in december two thousand and eight the two hundred forty eight page long regime change and book as some call it actually highlights how through unconventional warfare you can manipulate a country's economics to your game. i think would agree it's time to send lawyers guns and money start watching the hawks. get the. real thing this week. as part of. what they like you know that i got. was that we. would. welcome everyone watching the fox i am a robot in times happened while it oh is sending dozens of innocent of those who would have ever thought of it such and such a cry is a wacky idea specially from miami yet i was with the got me it was like really cargo plane from miami it was guns in the bottom and some i phones whatever could that be for that and then there is also the is that shortwave radios like c

for venezuela wiki leaks has provided a pretty good outline in a two thousand and eight army special operations forces unconventional warfare field manual army always write long titles yes they actually have field manual conventional warfare and coups originally published by wiki leaks back in december two thousand and eight the two hundred forty eight page long regime change and book as some call it actually highlights how through unconventional warfare you can manipulate a country's economics to your game. i think warren would agree it's time to some lawyers guns and money start watching the hawks. to wonder what it. looks like real that this would be the last to leave the bottom. of. what they like you know what i got. was that we. would. be. welcome or want to watch in the dark so i am to roll in time tabitha wallace oh we're sending guns event to sort of those who would have ever thought of it such and such a crazy wacky idea specially from miami yeah i was what i got me i was like really cargo plane from miami it was cruel guns in the bottom and some i phones whatever could that before and then

army special operations forces can use or coordinate for other agencies to use measured in focus financial incentives or disincentives to persuade adversaries allies and sarah gets to modify their behavior at the theater strategic operational and tactical levels such application of financial power must be part of a circumspect integrated and consistent unconventional warfare plan. wall street analyst michael hudson thinks there's nothing new in the u.s. pushing its interests through international financial institutions the world bank has always been run by the u.s. military from mcnamara to all of the subsequent people and the i.m.f. functions basically it's a little office out of the pentagon basement the wiki leaks thing only confirms what people have been saying for the last thirty years of course who. are tools of this league department or foreign policy the united states from the very beginning insisted in having be talk we're all over all i am out and world bank decisions so that they could prevent any alone that was against us foreign policy that was built into the articles of agree

operations in extremis conditions. traditional usaid partners in case you haven't guessed a nontraditional partner translates to the u.s. marine corps forces special operations command u.s. army special forces the state department bureau of international. our cottage the law enforcement the f.b.i. . because nothing my friends nothing says humanitarian aid like guns agents and special forces soldiers if you don't believe me just ask libya iraq and now it is wait. till it start watching the honks. the. real deal with. the part of. the day like you got. with. the. welcome on the watch of the ark so i am tired robot world and i'm top of the wallace and we are once again once again left to wonder how do you know how small is never really seriously it's pretty certain so usaid which is not exactly us a id was created in one nine hundred sixty one by the way for the folks at home to help the united states sort of win the hearts and minds of citizens in poor countries supposedly through civil action economic a the humanitarian assistance all during the cold war but it's been accused a lot of time specifically for. being involved in regime change why inside of under the guise of helpi

operations in extremis conditions. non-traditional usaid partners well in case you haven't guessed a nontraditional partner translates to the u.s. marine corps forces special operations command u.s. army special forces the state department bureau of international narcotics and law enforcement affairs the f.b.i. and the because nothing my friends nothing says humanitarian aid like guns agents and special forces soldiers don't believe me just ask libya iraq and now venezuela.

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special operators. >> senator, we are. we have a -- a very small special operations command korea. but extraordinarily capable. they punch way before their weight class. we're lucky to have a rotation alu.s. army special forces odb. so for instance, today on the peninsula we have five oda's persistent the presence embedwood r oh ksof training and protoning every day. >> that's outstanding. my time is expired thank you mr. chair. >> thank you senator ernst. senator warren >> thank you mr. chairman we hear testimony in this committee about the threats posed by mc, russia, rogue states, transnation alterrorist groups and a electronic military is critical to tracing the challenges. but there are some threats that can't be solved by traditional military power at all. and one of knows is climate change. the unclassified worldwide threat assessment by the director of national intelligence said -- and i'm going to quote here -- global voirmtle and ecological did he graduation and climate change are likely to fuel competition dpor resources, economic distress and social discontent through 2019 and beyond. end quote. that assessment also said, quote, damage to communications, energy and transportation infrastructure c

army. 39 years of service. he's about to retire in the coming weeks. most of his career spent in special operations forces.u get to this level in the u.s. military, your best military advice usually centers around you leave when the job is done. he does not feel the job is dup. john. >> barbara, i can't think of a time like this. it's very unusual for a general like votel to publicly split with the president. so the entire world knows that he doesn't agree with the decision that's made here. still, though, he didn't did make clear he will carry out the order to put troops out, yes? >> reporter: absolutely. you know, does not agree with the decision at the time, but what has happened since is joe votel is a four-star general, he cares out the president's orders. we saw it with jim mattis. if you can't carry out the order, you have to leave. joe votel is a loyal arm general. he is carrying out the president's orders, but he, you know, to be clear he's also waiting to see what develops in the coming weeks whether there might be additional decisions about how to move ahead, how to still support the u.s.-backed

special operators? >> senator, we are. we have a very small special operations command korea but extraordinarily capable. they punch way above their weight class. we're lucky, we're fortunate to have a rotational u.s. army special forces odb, so for instance, today, on the peninsula, we have five oda's, persistent presence, imbedded with rock soft training and partnering every single day. >> that's outstanding. my time has expired. thank you, mr. chai. thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. so we hear a lot of testimony in this committee about the threats posed by china, russia, rogue states, transnational terrorist groups and a strong military is critical to addressing those challenges, but there's some threats that can't be solved by traditional military power at all. and one of those is climate change. the unclassified worldwide threat assessment by the director of national intelligence said, and i'm going to quote here, global environmental and ecological degradation, as well as climate change, are likely to fuel competition for resources, economic distress, and social discontent through 2019 and beyond. end quote. that assessment also said, quote, damage to communication, energy, and transportation inf

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special forces units in the region. there is a lot to have done build up goodwill with the allies in the region. the army has the best psychological operationre is. i would build it up to let the allies in the region do the right thing. neil: secretary, always great to see you. >> thank you. neil: van hipp here. we head to a commercial break here. we're up about 165 points, off the highs, but well off the opening levels as well. the fact of the matter is the opening lower levels. most dow stocks are up. last time i looked, 22 of 30 are up, disproportionately weighted in those benefiting from trade deal with likes of boeing and caterpillar. even goldman sachs and apple. our charlie brady who crunches all this stuff here, brainiac here, account for half the rally we've seen thus far. by the way, boeing, proctor & gamble, some of the others are in and ought of all-time highs today. we'll have more after this. sing that. ♪ vanishing deductible, you can... ♪ ♪ earn $100... ♪ earn $100 off... ♪ off your deductible. ♪ deductible. ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ ♪ for every-- for every-- ♪ ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ what are you-- what