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show up in a barn somewhere and yell at each other until they would put their votes into a popcorn baucus and those were counted by an above average donkey all right. even though a caucus is actually look like an amish fight club there. they're actually less easy to rig and then the completely unaccountable voting machines so what's wrong with accepting. absentee votes at the caucuses well the caucuses you have to actually show up and listen to arguments about the candidates this favors exciting populist candidates it favors supporters you can go if you go in there and say this is why i support so and so and this is why it's really important that you do to no one was doing that for hillary all right for hillary someone which is shapers really get up on a chair and be like i am sixty eight percent sure she's not as bad as the other guy . present. everybody present. joe nobody said one of the caucus states against hillary clinton but if absentee voters are counted this means a absentee voters can't be convinced to change their minds the caucuses are tougher to rig the numbers because it's a

senator baucus, great to see you again. thanks for being on the show tonight.. >> you bet. >> by asking you what do you remember about that time? what was it like to be in the halls of the senate? what were the conversations like? democrats actually controlled the chamber at the time and frankly, what ultimately happened didn't really age very well. >> no, it didn't. it was very awkward, obviously, and just very difficult. anita hill made very credible charges. she's quite sympathetic and of course, judge thomas was outrageous in his -- outraged, maybe outrageous too in his responses. very uncomfortable. what really strikes me now with the similarities with today's hearing with judge kavanaugh, if the hearing is scheduled on thursday, we'll have to remember that this is not a court of law. there are virtually no rules. senators both sides of the aisle can ask any questions they want to ask virtually. some have agendas. some want to be president. there will be a huge temptation on the part of some senators to drama advertise. they know, too, that they can go so

military raid to kill osama bin ladin and recent airstrikes against the syrian government which both baucus. am syria viewed as violations of national sovereignty bolton also gave many special shout outs to its quote friend and ally pledging to protect israel from international probes as well saying that it's unacceptable to investigate the actions of such a quote liberal democratic nation and here's the icing on the cake bolton also announced the closure of the office of the palestinian liberation organization in d.c. amnesty international has already chimed in and has called on the u.s. to support not impede i.c.c. investigations saying quote resuming attacks against the court sends a dangerous signal that the us is hostile to human rights and the rule of law but for some important background the u.s. signed but never ratified the rome treaty that established the i.c.c. well it appears that this it all started with the afghanistan case last year when the i.c.c. wanted to look into the situation starting with afghan government forces the taliban and the hakani network as well as a war crim

i need be our show baucus and to know. if you look are next to. the door. i said to my wife just for the money that we never need them to send me and you know. i'm going to set up a really good day on that on the unit. that they live in no other good for the little would be diane a little highly do what i do know see the. other side she. wouldn't let us know what the court and the government are that's not on the list of who they know and that this is someone on our from almost opposite and i want to tell the class there was something in it that happened why is it that when the family go into i want to be on their money david willis and the archbishop and or whatever and. she would welcome the full portal into our michael but i knew i would be could not help my fellow men who were playing into the insecurity and that that was a. nice small. issue for. them and the other let's not have it's not so it's fine to sit with. articles that will stab them so it's not that tough and. those are excerpts from a new r.t. documentary called mosul between war and peace w

standing in favor of them to some extent so i think for the united states to gain confidence and baucusthan they would be able to do so if i accept is actually able to use its relationship with the advantage than them to the table now that said the relationship between the divine box that has been refusing with time live on our kind of annoyed with box them too because you know i'm sure the table they'll give them support coverage for if they have very much in advance them on on occasion so i think you know the box lacson realizes that it's leverage that the vagabond is decreasing but it still has some and i think it would be of interest to sort of you know focus on that and just and just try to bring them to the table and facilitate direct talks between the. as our correspondent sort a few minutes ago that a lot of moving parts here what is ultimately this all about what message is the u.s. sending to parker still here well i think in terms of ministration has been very clear with not just blocks out of other countries as well that he you know president trump especially is very tired o

show up in a barn somewhere and yell at each other until they would put their votes into a popcorn baucus and those were counted by an above average donkey all right. even though a caucus is actually look like an amish fight club there. they're actually less easy to rig and then the completely unaccountable voting machines so what's wrong with accepting absentee votes at the caucuses well it. august is you have to actually show up and listen to arguments about the candidates this favors exciting populist candidates favors supporters you can go and you go in there and say this is why i supported so and so and this is why it's really important that you do two no one was doing that for hillary for hillary if someone would just get up on a chair and be like i am sixty percent sure she's not as bad as the other guy. present. ever everybody sixty percent. so bernie sanders won the caucus states against hillary clinton but if absentee voters are counted this means a absentee voters can't be convinced to change their minds be caucuses are tougher to rig the numbers because it's all public you kno

military raid to kill osama bin ladin and a recent airstrikes against the syrian government which both baucus on and syria viewed as a violations of national sovereignty bolton also gave many special shout outs to its quote friend and ally pledging to protect israel from international probes as well saying that it's quote unexceptable to probe the actions of such a quote liberal and democratic nation and here is the icing on the cake bolton also known announced the closure of the office of the palestinian liberation office in d.c. now amnesty international has already chimed in as and has told the us to support not impede the i.c.c. investigation saying quote a resuming attacks against the court sends a dangerous signal that the us is hostile to human rights and the rule of law but for some important background the u.s. signed but never ratified the treaty that established the i.c.c. so that definitely clears up a little bit similar harsh significant is that john bolton mentioned the court probing into possible atrocities enough and what is the investigation looking into . well it appears tha

sure max baucus. master chef from all over europe producing an army pleasures. zero max thirty minutes on. more. in the jungle. first listen to the. door and screen the moment arrives. joined during a tank on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. tour on the right of ten returns home on t w dot com. these creations won't fit this brand mystical collar lock up that high con of the fashion world. what do we really know about the man behind the torch. what motivates him how does he think and feel private moments in the life of a great fashion designer who's going to some small cutoff and start september ninth w. ten sixteen and i'm crying and go around the world. young people rebelled against their parents' generation. because it wasn't honestly just full of stupidity and cliche is the food they demanded nothing less than a home so some of. my maelstrom of concern pilots with the vietnam war plane it broke my generation watched the bomb war every day. our documentary takes a look at mile times how do those we're going to go for the first time

you be our show baucus and to know. if you look our next. door. i said can i like just a little bit of money that we need to listen to and you know you. want to. really be die on that album you wanted. to live in no other good for the little girl would be a day on the you know how you do what i you know see the. other side she. went. back to work and the government are better than i've ever been and that this is someone i'm our from our lives and i want to tell me that there was something in a problem like that that when the families go into i want to be on their money and the archbishop and or whatever and. while i'm there for part of ensure that i do i would be if they're not mark hello my home up into the woods for you to listen to. this you. know what i would not have it's not so it's twenty's or is it with. animals. so it's not that difficult among. all those excerpts from a new documentary called mosul between war and peace and you can watch it in around fifteen minutes right after this but was it here in a couple of minutes though after the

military aid to sort of cutting off aid maybe cutting off aid will achieve something on both sides maybe baucus not really think its interests maybe the u.s. will rethink what it is what it wants from pakistan so why not give it a try or i responded thank you very much and thank you all for your very interesting views on this subject. in washington d.c. and say the also and and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and a further discussion to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter to handle it at a.j. inside story from a head of a product and the entire team here by phone at. track . by track. forests. of. bandits and scott. scott. to get his cattle i always. at night in a stalking somali moms patrolled streets police ski and not going to hide or lack of clean and tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime used to live. at. the house but a bit by the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live there

also the ranking member of our committee at the time spencer baucus put forward a program where central to the program would have been an enhanced bankruptcy regime for a large globally connected financial institution which i think as you well know was part of the financial choice act as well. so bankruptcy versus bailout, that would've been a key difference. and i think hopefully what we would have done is with respect to federally insured depository institutions insist upon high levels of capital in which -- with respect to wherever we had a federal backed stock. to mortgage insurance or nbs. that we would insist upon traditional historic prudent underwriting standards and again for higher levels of capital. than what we saw in the marketplace and you know better than most. it would take a microscope to have observed the capital level . fannie and freddie were not discernible to the naked eye of humankind. i think i just made that up. >> that about does it i would say. the congressman did take over congress at the end of 2010 in a rather read wade so to speak. when they came in there

max baucus served in the senate as a democrat from montana.any of the years, he served across the aisle from republican senator john mccain. senator, good to see you. what a powerful ceremony, and to hear so many, from family members to political adversaries, really talk about the character of john mccain, the willingness to be inclusive. the true patriot. what struck you about the ceremony today? >> many commentators have noted his dedication to service, duty, honor, with the military code of honor almost in his dna, but i was also struck with the dedication and the exposition of his faith, the hymns, the scripture. i think it's -- it underlines something that we've not talked a lot about, that is john's belief in god, in his faith, that sustained him so much, and if it were not for that, i think the service would be a little bit vacant. >> this was an extraordinary sendoff, over many days from arizona to washington. you know, just reflecting on today, where there were so many very poignant moments, going to the vietnam veterans memorial wall