when must have barbara dean, the groups military commander in syria died in an explosion and damascus. the strike is threatened to escalate hostilities between israel and has the law as a time when tensions are already running halls. the u. n. is urging come fearful that the region could be on the brink of a wider war. let's get back across to korean, they'll go harry and they route. so if it turns out to prove true that israel has in fact killed, shocked, or what kind of response would you expect from has the law yeah, they, they made clear that for sure. in any case, there will be a response to the question is how the response we look at. and normally you have kind of this on the, with the roots of engagements between the army, a military target for a military. so in that way you could of course, close to the actual computer really, terry targeted is he was one of the big military columbus office, paula and you could just maybe expected that the answer is full of.

true, secure will be the most senior has black commander to be killed since 2016, but must have barbara dean. the groups military commander in syria died in an explosion and damascus. the strike is threatened to escalate hostilities between israel and has the law as a time when tensions are already running hoss the un is urging come, fearful that the region could be on the brink of a wider war to for more on this, let's get back across to mohammed tray to and they route. so as we've just seen, there is really military has confirmed that it killed a has block commander in the root in a targeted attack. how has a lot responded to this strike? well, let me start with this statement issued by his will only this morning, cause blah, a said, it's a primitive, a preliminary statement to commend on the the, the attack on the solid and suburb of the data. would it confirm that its senior commander was in the target the ad building at the moment or these? right, you need a talk, but it did not indicate his faith and therefore has been lost said wait until the fate of its senior leader is determined to

when must have barbara dean, the groups military commander in syria died in an explosion of damascus. the strike is threatened to escalate hostilities between israel and has the law as a time when tensions are already running. halls of the un is urging tom, fearful that the region could be on the brink of a wider war. simon maven is a professor of international politics at lancaster university in the united kingdom . he said, so for the full out of, of the reported killings has been predictable. i think it's open, pretty predictable is the sort of statements that we were expecting from, from the radiant official was from the good days from his by law, from all the usual suspects. those being vocal condemnation. but there's also been condemnation of the killing into fun by key bike cuts out on by others across the region with the suggestion that this poses a significant challenge to actually working towards peace in gaza. all of this was to be expected. i think we know that there is a great deal of worry about escalation, but there's also worried that this type of attack, these types o

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barbara mcquade. this is out today in the washington post. former nixon white house counsel john dean said monday that had the court's ruling been in force in the early 1970s, history could have turned out very differently. as i looked at it, i realized richard nixon would have had a pass, because the evidence against him was based on official acts the supreme court has deemed immune from prosecution. this is a fork in the road for everyone in this country, everyone who if they knew much about or they knew a lot or a little about the constitution, they knew one of the values was about the rule of law. one person is, the american president. >> the supreme court interprets the constitution. what they're saying is this is what the founding fathers meant when they wrote this 200 years ago. it wasn't the understanding during the watergate era. as you know, nicole, a big part of the case was the allegations that richard nixon had ordered the cia to try to dissuade the fbi from investigating the burglary at the watergate building. that is absolutely an official act. under today's standard, t

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