in the stories that shaped the week of 3rd whistleblower caspar that is when the probe by the international chemical weapons board stalled into the alleged chemical attack in syria adding he also faced intimidation. a last minute legal intervention could see a killer and rapist released back onto the streets of britain after 25 filing criminals there deportations to jamaica. if not my responsibility to pay for it for a national to commit crimes in my country many of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously from the that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system while washington's nato representative warns.

shareholders told the chairman to leave the company if you're not backing the c.e.o., and then caspar the i.p.o. appetizer later today. what will we learn about unprofitable startups? joining us now, let's start with -- where are we starting? soft bank. soft bank, the part that he's leaving is not the issue, but the fact they come out and they're warning about it, and then they leave, seems very dramatic. >> fantastic scoop by my colleague at the financials "time." michael ronin spent a long time at goldman sachs before he joined the soft bank vision fund in 2017. not that long ago, he led some investments like get around, and he was the u.s. managing partner of the vision fund here. he cited issues on the record, which is one thing. and then the story also went on to talk about other people who may be departing, they're in talks about ron fischer's future at the company. ron fibber was a long-time lieutenant, had been on the soft bank board, has been on the soft bank board, and so they denied that he would be leaving. however, it is great reporting here about his future being in flux

. >>> you've been thinking the market east a big debt to caspar the unfriendly ipo. collapse of this mattress deal should sideline a ton of crummy money losing offerings, unicorns for at least a couple of months slow in the possibility of a coronavirus devastation at airbnb and it will keep the supply of stocks tight that means the demand can take you higher and high flyers will have more room to run. how the fed is driving things and this sounds smart when they haven't done much homework and don't know about the stock market nobody calls them out. i just did president trump and his anything goes pro-business attitude he's been good for the stock market but more focused on cracking down on china and some of his agents exhibit a populist bias against some great american companies. ftc investigation of facebook, microsoft, google. look, i i understand antitrust but i want to see them make more acquisitions and more value for the shareholders trump helps but that's not the whole story. that's definitely part of it finally the only game in town cohort judge them against

bush pardoned caspar weinberger.o prevent him from poining the finger at him. we live in an imperfect world because we have a very schizophrenic justice department. no other western democracy merges the two roles of the attorney general. "a," he's the minister of justice, adviser to the president, the cabinet member and also a chief law enforcement official. in england, they have a separate office. in israel, a separate office. many other countries, separate offices, so we don't have that problem, but in our country, we do have that problem. i wish we could eliminate it and we could eliminate it if we created a new department, a department of public prosecution, which would be generally operated out of the courts and not by the executive. but right now, presidents throughout history have put a thumb on the scale, have helped their friends, hurt their enemies and it's -- it's not a good system. i wish we didn't have it. in this case, of course, the sentence, of course, i hope americans really pay attention to this bec