escalate sanctions on russia the united states is perfectly capable of doing this we care kate our spare bonk and village to be out of the dollar payment system we could order master card visa to stop processing transactions in the soviet union we could expand the freeze is we could we have to putin's assets his personal assets not just you know we were such and so forth so there's a lot the united states can do but the problem is there's a lot that russia can do russia could dump its u.s. treasury holdings drive up u.s. interest rates you know sink the u.s. stock market which is in bubble territory right now freeze u.s. assets in russia suspend party so there's a lot that both sides can do the question for both sides is do you want to go there i mean is that a smart policy is that the best way to handle this or are there other channels knows the u.s. can escalate but russia can retaliate that's why i don't think the u.s. was beyond a certain point is they understand this do you think it's fair that russia is being punished or at least the attempt to punish russia economically is certainly be

bomb they're using a warehouse full of aluminum that doesn't exist except for a couple of crickets bonking in the corner there is an aluminum in the warehouse and it's all ticky no surety yeah it is like a counterfeit re hypothecation they're famous for counterfeiting you know american goods or french luxury goods or italian luxury goods and this is like counterfeiting their fraud and order to actually get real assets over here which is i think pretty remarkable right so the buildings here in london that are being bought by chinese are being paid for by money that's been collateralized by a warehouse full of cricket droppings yet well and then and of course now the real estate market is imploding in china so they're going to get a massive margin call people's bank of china massive margin call and to pay that margin call they're going to call up let's say fannie mae or freddie mac. or the s. and p. five hundred say we'd like you to send over the state of iowa please meet our margin call on our imploding real estate market or send over the state of california and barack obama will be like ch

. >> there's a feeling of hostility not just towards bonk , but the army and politicians. what people want more than anything else is to go back to the old way of life. for now, throughout the region, there's no prospect of normality continuing. >>> and joining us from washington d.c. is emanuel, an international human rights lawyer. he returned from a 3-week fact-timing mission to northern nigeria and spoke to several boko haram vic tells. what did you -- victims. welcome. what did you learn on your trip? >> actually, i returned from nigeria last week. i have been back twice since that trip. what i found most shocking is the fact that we talk to some of the girls who escaped from boko haram's abduction, and they happened to be interviewed by local security agencies, and the multinational task force that came in to help. you'd think eight weeks after the abduction the intelligent forces should have got to the girls. >> why would you rate the performance. >> i would like to give them an e for effort. that is a struggle. every time there's an attack. that is a failure of sec

. >> the police had to block this entrance into a well-known shopping zone in parts of bonk cock becauseof the cat and mouse game being played with protesters. press and troops had to chase around the place when they heard shouts or chanting. they started playing marshall anthems on loud speakers, perhaps trying to counter the anti-coup songs sung by demonstrators. all this is in violation of the firm crackdown on protests ordered by the military. a handful of protesters didn't care. >> i'm not afraid of being arrested. my rights are mine. why do i have to be afraid. i'm being robbed. instead of helping me. they protect the thesis and work with -- thieves and work with them whose rites have been stolen. >> it was look a thai saying - riding an elephant to catch a grass hopper. >>> this week marks 25 years since one of the bloodiest event in china's history, and the chinese government doesn't want anyone talking about if. in 1989 chinese forces attacked civilians in ty arna men square. since then china banned all forms of discussions or remembrances of the event. in the run-up to the anni

. >> so the court basically gives each of them an even bigger hammer to bonk each other with over a fight that's basically over and over a fight that has been going on since the dawn of time. it's really odd. >> here's -- in terms of this lawsuit that boehner has announced, the content of which remains to be filed so it's hard to analyze it from a legal prospective. as a general manner, congress suing the white house isn't something that happens that often or necessarily is the way that we conceive of these issues being resolved between two branches. >> right. you said before, you know, the courts are very loathed to get involved in these fights between the executive and the legislative branch. and here you have a doubly problematic thing which is boehner sort of announcing a generalized loathing of kinginess i guess is the complaint. this tyrannical president. you're not going to specify. you know, i think one of the things to really understand is that in addition to not knowing exactly what the offenses are and who has standing to bring suit as a legal matter, and the court's not wantin

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