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little naive in general because the genie is out of the bottle all this stuff you see in the jason bourne movies we should assume and i think rightfully that there's stuff they're not telling us about what they're doing i don't want to know all the black bag stuff and frankly i feel a little safer because it's out there but you're right about the political hypocrisy and i don't want to disagree too much with alex but i think when when this snowden situation kind of brought itself about i felt the same way as i don't have much to hide so why do i care if i'm being surveilled and also to how it's point i wasn't that surprised i've seen i mean this day i think we all have they essentially had a playbook that is exactly what snowden said you know and on the on the political aspect of it both left and right it's about expediency for these politicians they don't want to lose their job and the last thing they want is an opponent coming up to 2020 or whatever election and say hey you know so and so they voted against protecting this country from foreign entities this by being surveilling american

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the next war that we set aside a veteran's trust fund that will pay for the care of those who have bourn the battle in those wars. it ensures we fulfill commitments and two it might make america pause before we enter the next war because we'll realize the cost of waging those wars. >> even with the spotlight burning brighter on some candidates than others, debates often serve as the stress test for any presidential campaign. who will shine this week? the candidate with the ideas? or is it all about that big break out viral moment? who will fall victim to their vulnerabilities, and who will overcome them? our big question today is what's the best strategy for 2020 democrats looking to stand out on that debate stage? joining me now is msnbc correspondent garrett haake in tampa, jennifer palmer ri, and former aide to jeb bush and mitt romney. we're going to start with you on the road. you're with the o'rourke campaign today. what are they up to? how are they preparing for the big debate this week? >> reporter: jeff, o'rourke is rolling out his plan to help veterans. this is from during his

i urge a strong bipartisan vote former bourning bar and in contempt.ounsel i urge an aye vote and yield time.the balance of >> thank you. two and a half years they peddled a lie that donald trump colluding with a hostile foreign government. phony octed it with a n a fail add irst i tempt to interfere and then to nder mine the constitutionally lected president of the united states. despite spending on this biassed assembled, which included infamous peter strock and page they can find no evidence to support the lie so now we hear cries of obstruction and cover up. good luck with that. ry compare that to hilla clinton's willful destruction of 30,000 e-mails and you're going a double sense of standard involved here. is a desperate hunt. two governments interfered in our election. is coming. and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. massachusetts is recognized. >> thank you. this is an opportunity to itself as equal branch and that is why we revolution. the men met to write our onstitution they made congress article one. is a reason. it's representatives of the people to make the laws. lly

is that bourne out by what you take from the peterborough result? boris is brilliant.ssed my local conservative association and they definitely want a brexiteers as the next prime minister and the preferred choice is boris. he was a fantastic mayor of london, delivered the olympics and has the experience and isa the olympics and has the experience and is a scholar and is full of ideas and he can carry the party raise the money and win a general election and he's the only one who can beat jeremy corbyn. election and he's the only one who can beatjeremy corbyn. he did so in london and he can beat farage. he has the style, the —— and people wa nt has the style, the —— and people want personalities. however good the other candidates are they want somebody they can identify with and who can deliver on brexit. somebody they can identify with and who can deliver on brexitlj appreciate you are looking at someone appreciate you are looking at someone to take on nigel for raj and what he stands for is leaving with no deal —— nigel farage. but the outcome of the elections, the eu

# and may there be no sadness of farewell, # when i embark, # for tho' from out our bourne of time andto face # when i have crossed the bar. # crossed the bar #. we are now going to hear and account read by the mayor of bayeux, patrick gomont. nous etions tous des commandos britanniques, divises en sections. nous vivions et buvions ensemble. le cinqjuin, vers 17h, nous avons ete rassembles et n‘avons commence a nous deplacer que vers 22. nous avons recu un message du roi et de la reine: "bonne chance. que dieu vous garde". alors que nous approchions de la cote normande, nous entendions les tirs nous survoler et attaquer les defenses allemandes. les allemands ripostaient, mais nous avons reussi a atteindre la cote et debarquer. a notre arrivee, l‘une des embarcations a ete touchee a l‘avant. comme ils se trouvaient a l‘avant de la peniche de debarquement, tous les officiers ont ete blesses. on nous a dit: "des que vous debarquez, courez vers le blockhaus. ne pensez pas a vos amis blesses. ne pensez a rien. ce n‘est pas a vous de vous en occuper. votre infirmier debarquera apres vous pou

and i think history has bourn us out that the unilateral sanctions by the united states have been the most effective that we have seen. certainly the reduction in iran's ability to export oil has been first and foremost amongst the statistics. we don't have the main numbers yet, but the open source is 250,000 to 500,000 barrels a day for the month of may which is a historic low. we are very encouraged that a range of nations including china now see iran as a bad bet. it's not a good place to do business these days. it's not profitable, and there's much more money to be made elsewhere. we feel it is our job to keep it that way until the iranian regime accepts the president's very sincere offers for dialogue, that we need to get them to a position where they are playing a responsible role on the international stage and not threatening the peace and prosperity the region deserves. so, that's basically where we stand on the iran file. oh, and i just had one other statistic i wanted to mention that dr. fulton's excellent report mentioned that iran supplied 11% of china's energy needs betwe