this is the spirit of the burrow prison staff. they are laser focused in achieving our mission to safely and securely confine offenders as be safely return them to society. unfortunately this wasn't the first time we experienced such events and it won't be the last. the dedication i witnessed reminds me how proud i am to sit before the committee and represent the men and women of the bureau of prisons. i am proud of the work and sacrifices and risks they take every day. chairman gowdy, congresswoman maloney, and members of the committee this concludes my formal statement and i'm has been happy to answer any questions. >> rep. gowdy: we will recognize the gentleman from ohio to kick off our questions. >> thank you mr. chairman, i want to note that members on the democratic side are juggling a lot of very important organizational meetings and we are literally voting for the leadership of our caucus today. we will do our best to be here but please do not take our scheduling conflicts with the timing of the hearing as any indication o

burrow down the middle.ds of stephen sullivan. >> gary: we haven't said his name much. but davis that time, number 99 was the guy that put the pressure. seems like they're taking turns up there to pressure the quarterback. >> brad: he hasn't had quite the statistics. >> gary: what he has, 6'8", 300 some pounds. he's always going to be that big and the nfl will take him. another off sides. >> brad: this is miller, i think. free play. incomplete anyway. >> gary: the third one. >> brad: that will upset the coach from alabama. >> referee: off sides. number 47. five-yard penalty. repeat second down. >> brad: that's one they have working for them. plive.uesday, colbert is going he breaks down the mid-terms as only he can do. don't miss the elections night late show live on cbs. there were some people that nick saban's radio show thursday night that asked if he won the toss, if he would elect to kick or receive. speaking of elections, he said i hope to elect to kick some tail. in baton rouge tonight. the throw comp

and two future hall of fame quarterbacks go head to head in walks burrow for the first -- in nox burrow -- in foxboro for the first time. and the quarterback who is giving the 49ers some lost energy. will nick mulleins be the starter against the giants? two a's coming up golden for the first time in a's history, the team has

frightening and entice ing and burrows history has inspired many ghost stories. hiking and sightseeing the spanish city of santiago de compostela is more than just a place of pilgrimage. surfers i have always had a reputation for traveling or living in their vans with boards in tow they're always in search of the best beaches and surfing spots well to portuguese surfers decided to make their surf experience more luxurious eduardo ribeiro and daniella camaro redesigned a mercedes truck so it can be transformed into a hotel now they call it the surf truck hotel we met up with them on the beach in portugal to see how it works. portugal's west coast is one of the most popular spots in europe for surfers. the weather conditions and waves are particularly good between june and october. headwater when a bureau. spend as much time as they can on their boards. it's adrenaline i don't know it yet and we just want to do it. if we can to untie the moment. that the two don't only surf in their free time they've also found a way of making money with it by converting their merc

for edward burrows, this video is a breaking point. >> we need our students to feel safe when the come into our school, because if you are not safe, you feel threatened, you rnnot learn. orter: the fight occurred bufcampus, making it a police matter. a quick youtube search shows fights inside the school. ntt good luck finding anyone to identify the stu involved. prince george's police tell us no one has come forwardnd that parents need to talk to their kids about speaking up. e parent who wasoo afraid of retaliation against their child to go on camera says kids feary that t be targeted for pointing fingers at their classmates. that same parentet says they nervous every time their child heads to the bus st. for burrows, a crossland alum himself, that has to change, or something tragic could happen. >> we need ourt students tha are being bullied to come forward and know that the school system will prote you. >> reporter: tonight, in a statement to news 4, the district says, quote, since than dent, crossland high school has changed dismissal procedures, additional security assistants were

frightening and enticing and burrows history has inspired many ghost stories.

frightening and enticing and burrows history has inspired many ghost stories.

higher than burrows of the names quiet first similar to my road school that's our pronounced the two school boats all. on their latest album talk of trying to even close the toy astronaut buzz lightyear in german in the. field fighter. the whole world of pop music on one facebook page to tell you music check out your favorite styles and the latest from the scene. done with us into the top universe and follow us on facebook we'll see you then d w music. past. tronics first number one album in the german charts was shallow and bomb in twenty ten its lead single mark to snitched is an ironic takedown of the do it yourself movement and pokes fun at some german d.i.y. chain stores. listening. to mark that twenty fifth anniversary in twenty eighteen tronic released an album called. all eternity wanted to sing a death from loto offers deep insights into his innermost self telling his life story in song. things weren't necessarily always better in the old days there from lots o. doesn't have very fond memories of his youth he grew up in a small city in seven germany and always felt like an o

all he does is burrow under the ground and meets all the people -- creatures, i should say, seem to be important. butterfly with beautiful wings, a bee that makes honey, a spider that traps mosquitos so people aren't harmed. all wendell does is burrow under the ground every day and night but the wise old owl, oliver, says wendell, get a life here. because you break up the ground every day, you're the one who allows the rain to come down, the plants to grow and everyone else to thrive. >> i love that. that's a message for children and adults alike. you are a professor emeritus of political science. you've written a dozen university level books. what brought to you write a children's book? >> children pick up ideas, values early in life. my business in politics by the fourth grade, one has a political party, for example. we don't think about that. if they learn early on their value and everybody n my opinion, has a value, no matter what, no matter who, that helps them deal with challenges later in life. the idea is to use wendell, our little worm friend, as a foil in a sense to help kids

frightening and entice ing and burrows history has inspired many ghost stories.

commissioner burrows? >> good morning i am so grateful to all of you for the time you have taken to be here and for the excellent testimony that you have provided. i have to first recognize that today is the 40th anniversary of the pregnancy discrimination act. couldn't help but do that today. and really want to join my colleagues in welcoming all of you here to the eeoc. although the me too movement has existed for over a decade, it's just about a year since its hashtag went viral and sparked' very long overdue conversation on sexual harassment workplace. the challenge now is to find concrete solutions so that american workplaces reflect our values of quality, justice, and respect for human dignity. that means addressing the broad problem of harassment in all of its forms. obviously sexual harassment has grabbed the headlines, and deservedly so. but we also have to keep our eye on the ball with respect to harassment based on race, age, jeannetgenetic information even we have had a genetic information hara

at the start of the nineteenth century garden burrows a center for anatomical research doctors needed bodies to do sect. but he managed led to the growth of a grave robbing industry tour guard norah wolfe revives the past for visitors bodysnatchers what lurk around the graveyard strong the day to watch out when you're. just a return of the wheel barrel of the day quick off the back out of the ground open that coffin undress the corpse entirely put the corpse into the wheelbarrow close a couple of the cult look to the ground about it to the universe to as quickly as possible so sometimes you don't get to the university in time and you will have to find a place to store. now what's more ideal than a few volts underground hidden away from the eye of just as well the constant cool temperature and the honeycomb of passageway. leggers prostitutes and the homeless also gathered in the vaults legend has it that the soul of anyone who died in this crypt would remain caught there forever like this so little jack who haunts the space. he makes himself noticeable in all kinds of ways sometimes yo

it'll dig deeper than ever before — burrowing 5m into the ground.e temperature readings. it'll also try and measure so—called "marsquakes". and this is the technology that's being used. hi—tech seismometres are placed on the surface. the vibrations that are measured provide information about the rock layers below the surface — and what those rock layers are made up of. the solar panels — which are the parts that look like umbrellas — are vital as generate power for the lander as a whole. the third experiment will use radio transmissions to determine how much mars wobbles on its axis. and whether the planet's core is liquid, orsolid — and how big the core is. for all these reasons and many more — a lot is riding on this mission. many missions have tried to reach mars. this is an area of mars targeted by the missions. the last attempt was a joint european and russia team in 2016. that one was reduced to dust when it smashed into the surface. that is where it landed and disintegrated. one of the first messages of congratulations for this mission came f

embarrassment of the presiding over of the funeral of the paris agreement definitely this conference burrowed the paris agreement buried in him attempt by the. state council and the house of representatives to remove saraj moved full speed ahead with the international with the national conference i think the. the conflict between france and italy is overblown but i believe that italian interference helped give the libyans a chance to have a say in what happens next instead of being forced on the immorality french egyptian train heading straight to a collision with right now that there is a candidate and for election can i just interrupt you there and ask perhaps presumptuously that you're sitting in tripoli the tripoli administration of course is backed by the italian government but the french government is is noted for its support for the hafta and for the authorities in the east in benghazi is that informing your opinion somewhat. yes but the but what the french the egyptians and the marquees i believe lately. have reached. an understanding or a conclusion that have has done all he can do a

a probe will burrow 16 feet deep to take the planet's temperature.er will look for quakes. it is amazing they can do that from so far away. >> fascinating, awesome. lots of sports to deal with tonight.inacs he. >> an excitig night at oracle arena. the magic belonged to the warriors. a >> announcer: abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the warriors closed out their game against the magic ris have straight over orlando, but still no steph, no draymond, and no early leads. that shrink threatened. mr. curry walking out on the bench. he could be on the court thursday. orlando had all the rhythm in the first half. terrence ross made it an 18-point lead right before the half. steve kerr had to think about a few adjustments at the break. well, they worked. warriors owned the third quarter. kevin durant put up 16 in the period, third straight 30-point gain. warriors trailed by four heading into the final quarter and that's where klay thompson lit it up. five of seven from three in the period, that one was for the first lead since the second quarter.

in one of these burrows twenty year old clemens buck in a huff writes i've got my rifle and three thousand cartridges by the door that you get the french on the run. was. last. laugh. the french are still completely unaware. they believe their forts are invulnerable especially this one dual mall. it's a state of the art underground city strong enough to repel any attack. was feb twenty first one thousand nine hundred sixteen. the german crown prince. says guns unleash a hurricane on the french lines. the french spotter pilots say that twelve hundred german guns look like a blazing yellow line across the landscape. we don't have many pictures of those first hours. but take a look at this recovered footage. it's a reconstruction filmed with the survivors at the same spot ten years later. we were deafened one of them says bugging out alone upside down. the germans fire off a million shells that day. this is tommy fire carpet shelling. it's like the end of the world. one lieutenant tells how both officers and their men are beginning to lose hope. all we are doing is trying to save face he says

a probe will burrow 16 feet deep to take the planet's temperature. a seismometer will lookakes. it is amazing they can do that from so far away. >> fascinating, awesome. lots of sports to deal with tonight. >> mindy bach is here. >> an excitig night at oracle arena. the magic belonged to the warriors. a welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. >> announcer: abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the warriors closed out their game against

[laughter] was just trying to burrow deep into some confused skulls. [laughter] . >> i agree to talk about the actual writing and what the reporters faces though whole idea you were in this world especially reporters that have never been in the military so i still do not understand all of the acronyms and one of the reasons for that is to keep it secret and to get through it is a difficult thing. so what i felt when i got over there is just open your eyes you don't even have to ask questions i had one question i asked of every guy that i saw , where in the hell is the electronic battlefield i heard all about this and i get over there and i did not see it they all say i haven't seen it either. where's the electronic battlefield? i looked around what they were telling everybody in the united states generals are standing up in front of flat screen televisions and showing a jet flying over what was going on over there? there using the same weapons from vietnam the m-16 machine gun the a 1 millimeter and the humvee. i look on the other side they have the sa

so they don't want to talk to these as they put a puppet government but they are ready to talk to burrowed spectrum of political and social forces and in this congress is going to govern the government can be part of such negotiations so it was a very big progress for obama who before said no war until we remain taliban movement is not homogeneous when it was announced as a terrorist organization it was a time when it was led by a later some of it a lot. of that time the bulk and majority of whom want the world indeed to restart relation with. global idea i will just let you got both of the defeat they review their policy. part of the whole obama who don't mean the ranks and structures of dollars they are in favor of. a political solution but since we're not sure. that it will come so easily they prefer to use two more similar dangerously military pressure owned political negotiations well it's not nothing new for the rural of the best way to make your i will. or at least flexible by pushing force americans who are worth ready to do same number breuer unknown so that by force we probably d

the challenge laid down, scotland did not so much rise to it, as burrow underneath.he front row, the platform is set. but the fiji reputation is well—earned. a glorious piece of action, what a try! dazzling, at times unplayable. incredible, absolutely brilliant! still the flashy stuff is all very well, but discipline is needed, too. fiji down to 13 men, and scotland quick to use the space. from there, they would not be really troubled. tommy seymour in for a hat trick, the sixth try for scotland, beating fiji at their own spectacular game. finishing with a final flourish from adam hastings. now they were the entertainers. a win was expected, but perhaps not quite like this. adam wild, bbc news. an incredible place to play rugby. an incredible stadium here today. we knew it was going to be a tough test. to bounce back in international rugby is important and they put on an incredible fight in the first half. we pulled away in the last 20 minutes and it was very pleasing. is there another level for south africa at next week? went to go away and come back next week and r

work literally work look free from the indian subcontinent so this actually does most of the your burrow. in the history when a member of the town's neighborhood policing team expressed concern over the vandalism and he assured the community that a full investigation will be conducted there have been several recent cases of hate crimes against sikhs in europe in august the doors of a temple in edinburgh but petrol bombed in february this year a sikh man was assaulted outside parliament in london while waiting to meet an m.p. there and a man tried to pull off his turban before shouting muslim go back home which thing again says more could be done to prevent incidents like this. we carried out a survey in two thousand and sixteen after the presence of others and we are asked if they'd experienced hate crime in the last twelve months when we asked people where they've experienced discrimination often came from things like police officers teachers a school. immigration officers of the ample seems to be people in positions of responsibility are actually the very people who should be trusted a

california though that still heavily influential thank you so much contributor for america's lawyer molly burrows dug deep today thank you molly appreciate it. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for no. one else seems wrong. to shape our. culture. and in. the trail. one find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. there's no we're building around brick here and no wonder though why is this terrorist. bad memories of. twenty four years ago this country song a real hand of the world. after the genocide there a moment in rwanda that man. fell to women to fix what the men had broken. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or something want to be. at it like to be for us as a white woman for freedom or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. last question. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi doctor was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies great intel had as the chair of its board a man convicted of

it will be people from the burrow of queens and also people shipped in from all over the us.orth virginia, that is to get —— that is signalling the owners commitment to the washington, dc area. amazon has signalled it is happy to do business with the us government when talking specifically about the department of defence, unlike other silicon valley companies that their workers have been protesting against, such as autonomous weapons. he has made a commitment there are and amazon web services provides cloud compute in for the cia. —— services provides cloud compute in forthe cia. —— imputing. —— computing. and stephanie will be back in about half an hour to review the main stories being covered by the global media. let's now move on. for the first time, the czech parliament is set to debate same—sex marriage, with a proposed amendment to change the civil code. if the bill eventually becomes law, the czech republic will become the first former eastern bloc to adopt gay marriage. slovenia recently introduced a similar law, but it was later overturned in a referendum. from the c

we'll hear from reverend brown first and then joseph bryant, teresa jones, canton, and burrows. reverend brown, welcome. oh, my goodness. also, just to acknowledge the hearing speakers, mr. david canon has requested a 20-minute time for presentation. welcome, reverend brown. >> madam chair, thank you very much. to all the members of the board of supervisors, i, first of all, very grateful that you have given the leadership along with the mayor to deal with this very serious matter. you know, back in the early 30s, 40s, 50s, there was a commentator named gabriel heater. he will come on during those war years particularly, saying, good evening. there's good news tonight. [ laughter ] >> well, i was on my phone because i just got some good news. would you believe that mr. charles johnson, one of the major owners of the giants, sent me a letter indicating that he made a misstep. the ball was fumbled. but we're going to retrieve that ball and make a touchdown for justice in this town. with the giants. >> audience: yes. >> reverend brown: i hope i can say that's good news with the cit

california though that still heavily influential thank you so much contributor for america's lawyer molly burrows dug deep today thank you molly appreciate it. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. this is neo mercantilist. all countries competing with all countries no more globalization no more central bank domination no more national monetary fund world bank united nations colluding in backrooms and down to continue to rob the global economy. there's no we're building around prick here and no one to know why is this terrorist. bad memories. twenty four years ago this country's soul a real look at end of the world. after the genocide there a moment women in rwanda that man. fell to women to fix what the men had broken. my. that's what he wanted nothing to do. with me. please leave them to believe that it will be. the first results of the cuts in the us midterm elections off to tens of millions cost that ballots in a pivotal vote this would be seen as a referendum on the trumpet ministrations performance.

california that still have only influential thank you so much contributor for america's lawyer molly burrows dug deep today thank you molly appreciate it. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash boom bust r t so long for now. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. six guys or financial survival. when customers go by you're just applying. an elf well reducing lower. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi don't it was still active rich in a not in seventies croteau had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at auschwitz a german company growing untold develops and the demise of the drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out of terrible side effects what has ha

california though that still heavily influential thank you so much contributor for america's lawyer molly burrows dug deep today thank you molly appreciate it. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. there's no break here and no one to. terrorist. memories. twenty four years ago this country song a real hand of the world. after the genocide. in rwanda. children women to fix the broken. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit. it's hard to imagine the decades after the war a nazi don't tell was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies great intel had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at auschwitz a german company grown until it develops a little mite a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy and it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything

. >> reporter: the lieutenant ashley burrows -- >> help parents figure outigns of drug use and drug abuse. >> reporter: showing some of the places it can b hidden. >> you go into the tips of the shoes, you'll time things. if it has a battery back-up in it, open it up and look in there. p >> reporteents like stacey are hoping parents are paying attention. >> don't think this can't happen to you. >> that' a valuable lesson for every parent. > coming up next, is your cell phone raising your risk of cancer? >> a new government report. here's doug. s i'm trackine rain making its way across the area. some rain tonight and little tomorrow but not all day. r we'll see you here aftethe r we'll see you here aftethe break. i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each other for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you and focus on solving problems that matter to virginia and to ame

to play sentries around the exterior perimeter of the camp right on top of where they planned to burrowp to the surface. the big problem with that is there was no other place to go unless they extended a tunnel 70 yards to some rice fields that were further away from the camp and that night they could do that. none of the prisoners thought that was possible. some didn't want to do it but david gray said to the men most of whom were superior to. we are going to continue every day until we do. this does not quite characterize what it was like to dig a tunnel 70 yards to freedom. casper, a claustrophobic, described in a letter to his family first going down in the tunnel and having an absolute panic attack, absolutely horrified of the darkness, the mustiness and cramped quarters. you could basically in the tunnel they were building you had to crawl in on your belly, you cannot raise yourself more than up on your elbows, you were digging no more than a foot a day sometimes with a spoon and sometimes with the end of your bedstand chiseling away at the dirt, rats would scurry over the back, d

surface to take up samples of the soil to test them but this is the first time a spacecraft will burrowof the planet to understand the interior construction of mars how thick is the crust? the mantle? is the core liquid or solid? any tectonic activity? can we use seismic activity by the drill itself to know more of the internal structure? this will help us understand how the planet itself evolved and give us information of the very early environment on mars but this will also help better understand how the planets of this solar system formed originally we really don't need to have that down pat we have good ideas but hopefully what we learn from this will help to answer those questions. jon: a lot of people holding their breath at 3:00 p.m. eastern and noon pacific thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. jon: more than a year since equifax revealed a massive breach of personal information to millions of people what have they done sense to keep your data safe? . >> exposing the most personal information you cannot get this back. everything. hey, how'd you get in here? cross-ch

downgrade could be coming, that would put more pressure on the liquidity because it would up things like burrowingso paying attention to the debt, not only the equity today. vonnie: thank you. our stock of the hour, ge. up 500 is up 6/10 of 1%, dow 2/10 of 1%. the nasdaq off of its high, up only 1%. coming up, brookings institution senior fellow david -- will be talking about the u.s. and china. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is a program by which china works with other countries. >> this is a story about the rise of china and the reality about the size of the economy. >> working to bring in modern infrastructure. >> when we think about it, in even the of silk -- increase relationship between asia and latin america, it will be eastbound. >> if a structure sounds nice, but if it does not generate business it is not good infrastructure. >> the president said it very clearly, we are not going to build a garden in our backyard. we are interested in building beautiful gardens with beautiful flowers, which will be enjoyed by all of the nations in this world. >> fraud you by standard chartered bank. -- bro

a pregnant wombat knocked down a door to get in the next room sleepy burrows wombat sanctuary.carrying a joey. rob: what just happened? see you later. [laughter] >> it is official republican rick scott the new senator of florida as democrat bill nelson finally concedes. >> now, according to the sun sental newspaper dr. brenda snipes has resigned. >> at least 80 people are dead and more than 1200 still missing in california's devastating wildfires. >> when president trump came here to malibu yesterday, this is literally what he saw. house after house burned to the ground. >> hundreds of residents in the border city of tijuana protesting the arrival of central american migrants. >> when you live in a house you have walls and doors. we don't let just everybody go into our house. i consider this count

do if you haven't done it already is take advantage of the free credit freezes on all three credit burrows. back to you. >> and again, marriott has set up a website t answer any questions that you might have. and it will also help you locate hose free credit monitoring site we have a link for o you our washington app, just search marriott. >>> annc alarmingase in pedestrian fatalities in fair tax coufairfax county. so iffar there have been 124 wi 14 being killed. the most recent was a man trying to cross route 1. julie carey reportser residents are calling for safety improvements. >> reporter: this is the dangerous crossing charles bailey f makesm his home across route 1 t catch the bus every day. his wife makes the trip at 4:00 a.m. to get to work. >> once she gets on the other me , i tell her to call because this street is so hard to cross and god forbid anything happened to mywife. >> reporter: but he and other residents in the area are troubled to learn aan lost his life here this morning trying to cross, struck by a southbound ford explor. >> just the fact that somebody passed away, i

once your find a nest, you gotta dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack. you dig.thony: i was just thinking that, yeah. >> ivan: that's what our ancestors had to do sometimes, you know, when times got hard. right now, there's this drought going on and if we didn't have the grocery stores -- >> anthony: right. then hopefully, you flush one cleanly. >> ivan: oh, oh, oh. did you get it? >> man: got it right there. >> ivan: ah. >> anthony: and give 'em a good whack on the head. the ratio of work to protein is not in the hunter's favor. >> ivan: its whiskers and a little bit of his tail and plant it back in here. >> anthony: to ensure a generation of this once vital source of food, tradition and ritual requires returning a part of the animal back to the nest. >> ivan: i will never go hungry. [ sings ] >> anthony: going for packrats is really an homage and an acknowledgment of an important earlier time when that was all there was. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: 25-year great drought. as a city boy, i am greatly relieved these little critters are for the medicine man and that

[laughter] is trying to burrow deep into some very confused goals. [laughter] >> i agree. talk about the actual writing, and what reporters base is, this whole idea that this world, especially reporters that haven't been in the military, it was not a foreign world to me. i still didn't understand the acronyms and liquid and all this mysterious speak. as i said before, one of the reasons for the mysterious speak is to keep it secret from you. getting through it, is a difficult thing. when i felt like when i got over there, just open your eyes. you don't even really have to ask questions. i had one question that i asked of every guy i saw in iraq and that was, where the hell is the electronic battlefield? i heard all of this stuff about the electronic battlefield and i got over it i didn't see it. all the guys are going, i didn't see it either. where is it? i looked around and what they were telling everybody back in the united states, all you are looking at was tv. generals would stand up and front of tvs and they were showing it flying over and boom and all that kind of st

i'm not sure if that has to do with jared kushner's issues with mueller or if she's just happy to burrowall business administration where she's been doing quiet work. but in any case, the first lady is now showing herself to have an interesting in wielding power, which is unusual for her because my reporting and the research i did for the book indicated that she is somebody who's very focused on her own security and really wasn't somebody who was ready for a global role. i think you can see that in this move. this is not the move of somebody who's strategically planning to step in and make changes within the white house. it's a small act. and i think she's somebody who has a global stage but she's from a small slovenian factory town and nothing in her background trained her, taught her how to wield power and prepare her for the role she's in. it's kind of a small potatoes disagreement that has erupted. >> that's gone global, yes. we should note it is reported these two women never even met one another. it's an interesting take that -- what you think may be behind all of this. do you thin

and when he is facing times of extreme stress he burrows down on something small and right now it is leaks. >> as you pointed out earlier, sometimes we get mesmerized by the mood ring and analyzing what's going on with the mood. >> it glows. >> and changes color. >> right. >> but we do need to talk about actions, right? >> uh-huh. >> so yesterday there was a big bipartisan move. and that was this criminal reform act. it's called the first step act. it reduces the three strikes from life to 25 years. it reduces sentences when a firearm is used. it reduces basically -- that took all of the kind of authority away from judges. so now they will have more latitude. >> right. they will be able, i think, more freely -- again, this is a tentative deal. the text of the actual bill is still being drafted. michl mcconnell has been a little bit in both places about whether he is going to try to make this happen and where it is as a priority. the president supporting it is a huge deal. this helps give it momentum and gives cover to republicans and conservatives who have been concerned about suppor

democrats are going to want to start burrowing into this question of the private interests of the president and his family, and this controversy is the perfect vehicle to mover into that territory. >> right. and i think that can't be emphasized enough, this is not about putting quote-unquote america first, even if you accept a sort of brute realist version of foreign policy. this is very much about trump using the power of the presidency to enrich himself. this does not help american interests in any way possible, nor is it true that this mythical $400 billion weapons sales, which is really quite a bit less is creating a lot of american jobs. it's not true that saudi arabia is driving down oil prices. oil prices are coming down for a bunch of reasons including the fact the economy is slowing down because trump is mismanaging his trade war so terribly. but this is about, you know, mohammed bin salman has said that jared kushner is in his pocket. and so we need to know what that means and the extent to which that is -- the extent to which kind of the refinancing of jared kushner's various bus

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