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it is very tom clancy.'t know why you are upset [laughter] jon: what you consider the most significant human rights achievement in the past 30 years? globally?the u.s. or jon: this is alicia smith. do you want to amend your question? ryan: the u.s. until 9/11, was human rights champions all over the world. funding, support, moral support. and that continues despite the because a few days ago there was a few -- there was an election in his symbol. ogan's party lost the second round. this is an indication that democracy movements are still there, not going to be deterred, we're going to win this over time. at the issue we have to ask ourselves is, what can we do now , and in the u.s. i would look to the next to administration because this one is not willing to do it, too fund human rights peacests directly, fund builders who are out there trying to make peace in the trenches. this is a philosophy of the carter center, that we believe the people can solve their own problems if we go into partnership with them

very tom clancy, i don't know why you are upset.se] -- [laughter] what do you consider the most significant federal rights human achievement in the past 30 years? >> you mean within the u.s. or globally? >>>> this is alicia smith, do you want to amend your question? >> well, i would say globally, the u.s., until 9/11, was assisting human rights champions all around the world, and it continues, despite the difficulty. a few days ago there was an election and instable and erdogan's party lost the second round. i think this is an indication that the human right movement and democracy movements are still there, they are not going to be deterred, we are going to win this over time. but the issue we have to ask ourselves is what can we do now and the united states would look to the next administration if this administration is not willing to do it to find human democratictly, fund movement and peace builders who are out there trying to make this in the trenches, and is a philosophy of the carter center. we believe that people can solve th

it is very tom clancy. i don't know why you are upset. [laughter] mr.cham: what you consider the most significant u.s. federal human rights achievement in the past 30 years? >> you mean within the u.s. or globally? mr. meacham: this is alicia smith. do you want to amend your question? [applause] >> globally, the u.s. until 9/11, was assisting human rights champions all over the world, in ways you might not know when -- might not know with funding, support, moral support. and that continues despite the difficulties. a few days ago there was an election in istanbul. erdogan's party lost the second round. this is an indication that democracy movements are still there, they are not going to be deterred, we're going to win this over time. but the issue we have to ask ourselves is, what can we do now, and in the u.s. i would look to the next to administration is this one is not willing to do it to fund human rights activist directly, fund democratic movements and peace builders who are out there trying to make peace in the trenches. this is a philosophy of th

politico is reporting on sides night, naps clancy pelosi clashh jerry nadler about how to hold the presidentsed pelosi to launch impeachment inquiry and was

politico is reporting on sides night, naps clancy pelosi clashh jerry nadler about how to hold the president accountable. unhappy, nadler pressed pelosi to launch impeachment inquiry and was rebuffed by the speaker according to unname the sources. pelosi's response was she didn't want to him peach, she wanted him in prison. she wants him defeated and prosecuted under the law. with 59 members of congress who expressed support, here's what chairman nadler said in an interview yesterday. >> why not now? what's the problem if you start it right now and begin the process, you are going to go ahead with investigations to begin with. >> right now it doesn't appear to be the support for it. >> in your committee or among the democrats in the house? >> i'm not going to get into that, but there does not appear to be support for it now and we will see the support may develop. >> they delivered politically charged remarks in front of graves of service members. the president put decorum aside and attacked speaker pelosi and robert mueller. >> do you mind if he testifies. you said he didn't care. >> he mad

very tom clancy, i don't know why you are upset.se] -- [laughter] what do you consider the most significant federal rights human achievement in the past 30 years? >> you mean within the u.s. or globally? >>>> this is alicia smith, do you want to amend your question? >> well, i would say globally, the u.s., until 9/11, was assisting human rights champions all around the world, and it continues, despite the difficulty. a few days ago there was an election and instable and erdogan's party lost the second round. i think this is an indication that the human right movement and democracy movements are still there, they are not going to be deterred, we are going to win this over time. but the issue we have to ask ourselves is what can we do now and the united states would look to the next administration if this administration is not willing to do it to find human democratictly, fund movement and peace builders who are out there trying to make this in the trenches, and is a philosophy of the carter center. we believe that people can solve th

they will get licensing opportunities and netflix is making a movie based on a tom clancy game. a convergence of this the you culture with mainstream culture. joe: definitely something to watch. thanks to bloomberg's cris joining us from l.a.. you can hear more from the magazine's reporters and editors every saturday and sunday on bloomberg television and radio. coming up, the chief of staff to vice president pence joining us. he will talk about the administration's push to get the you mca through congress. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: bloomberg has learned that google is speeding up hardware production away from china. that allows the company to avoid u.s. tariffs and the government in beijing. google has moved the production of motherboards to taiwan. that the 737l says max 8 will be back in the air by december. the plane has been grounded since march. the agency says administrators -- the agency's administrator says it is not possible to give an exact date for the return, but it is making changes to the software. is urgingire trader investors to buy stocks. newmarket highs

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