don't think it was more than a paragraph and simply identifying the administrative hurdles youuse, cleary, whenever provide retroactive reforms, there are administrative hurdles going forward. sen. booker: your law professor and assigned a lot of syllabus to a guy like me. to a guy that played football. this is a long article. a couple of pages worth. i have it here. my old eyes cannot read without glasses judge barrett: my old eyes cannot see it from here. i do not have a memory of how long it was. sen. booker: you are not citing articles or research you read on this issue yet you have written here about it. to me that speaks, it makes me wonder and want to talk to a little bit about your preparedness and priorities taking the highest office in the judicial world that deals with such long-standing issues of race and, in a way, that affects the totality of the lives of americans in every aspect of their life, their financial well-being to their rights to vote. and i would like to go through as quickly as i can in my remaining 10 minutes a little bit about the vastness of this problem and

cleary results from kurdistan's parliamentary election give pro-government parties a big lead over the opposition 3 parties including one whose take it includes the president's brother are predicted to win more than half the veins. rot police in chile or 4 times the government protestors demonstrators in the capital santiago have rallied for weeks to demand a new constitution protesters were incensed by the injury to a teenager during another demonstration on friday video appears to show a policeman throwing him off a bridge. police in the indian state of as a profession of violently crackdown on protests over the treatment of a gang rape victim original political parties staged demonstrations in the home town of the 19 year old woman who died from her injuries earlier this week she was from the marginalised unity and the case has sparked nationwide out. yes they were headlines small news coming up right after one or one east. it's a pristine wilderness like no other. these are some of the largest and last remaining evergreen forests on the indo-china peninsula. but across the land the

cleary hopefully but there are also friends so that the words are still so but the soul hoping to do something to see. which. they value about the doesn't it i suppose if the law doesn't go in but was able to put them on the back of the road to have. chose seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape our disdain comes to educate and in games from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. as the election approaches we feel it's necessary to very simple question most potential voters describe themselves as independent or not affiliated with the political party on top of this poll voters want more choices to use the 2 party system let me take. them out. because. it's the 4th day. truce between armenia. but both sides accusing each other of violating the cease fire. i mean here launches a criminal probe into turkey. militants from syria fighting alongside. we hear from senior figures from both sides of the conflict. is the one the rule of . islamic militants. we don't need any crime to release. because w

trajectory the conflict are ignited last sunday but it has roots stretching back over 3 decades john cleary broke away from us or by john in 1988 but the area was not widely recognized as a sovereign state. on monday regime we have only one condition that armenia leaves our lands completely and immediately this is file it if the armenian government complies with this the fighting will stop there will be no bloodshed there will be peace peace will come to a region where. i believe the armenian army can secure country and the self-defense forces of the golden corral box are successfully protecting their region from a political standpoint i believe it's very important for us that international partners know how and who started this military action another of our correspondents has been in the conflict zone throughout the week with his report on friday's shelling of the capital here's your standoff. it has come under probably the heaviest shelling since we arrived here 2 massive explosions in the very center of the city usually what we could hear what we could see the smoke from the explosions

current join us of a bug john cleary for a mission from my government from ministry of defense and for foreign minister and foreign minister have spoken about that already that it's definitely not not i mean it has filled it that's number one number 2 when you were speaking about breaking the cease fire it it was unfortunately immediately after the cease fire was announced 12 foot log step on i.q. at the capital c.t.o. of the. republic was shelled and i mean i'm speaking about civilian shellings as world 3rd we should not. forget. in this account the real fact who started this stage of war it was the us there is side clearly the. people of nagorno-karabakh a republic of arts. so violations are there there are fortunate and i think all parties have to put a lot of efforts in order to stop it and of course it's very very important to have make an american is about verification of who is breaking the ceasefire i mean these are in many ways of doing that internationally using technology but that should be put in place because until the cease fire is not established fully the humanitarian s

has existed here for a long time and it never brought me that radicalism or terrorism cleary's a specific branch of muslims who naturally make the headlines but this is a branch that's not all muslims don't generalise. this is aussie still ahead the spanish government's move to all but seal off madrid to tackle a covert spike is struck down by the capital's highest court we'll tell you about that in the weekly returns after the break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see if that. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. high salacious full community. are you going the right way or are you being lead so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a made in the shallowness. of again hundreds highest court on thursday rejected new lockdown measures imposed by the central government ruling that they violate people's frayed. the lockdown order was issued after a surge

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all tested positive while in st petersburg for a tournament after withdrawing from the competition cleary and family left the hotel without informing the reception and flew to another country. legal compact with reilly opelika also pulled off a shock in russia but this one was on the court a path to the top seeded daniel medvedev 363 it's the quarter finals the russians furious smashing his record off to the range. qatar will host the final of this year's asian champions league the 2022 world cup hosts become a hub for asian football during the coronavirus pandemic the gulf country has already held the knockout stages of the west zone countries and will hold the east zone matches next month the final will be held on december 19th fresh from victory in england last week tyrone hatton has shaken of jetlag to leave the p.g.a. tournament in las vegas after round one the englishman admits sees feeling tired and grumpy but he fired an opening 7 under par $65.00 to set a shot and he had all the sand shot cedric up was due to be held in south korea but was moved to the u.s. because of the pandemi

it seems like a stretch, but his view on fracking like his view on fossil files, he's cleary not a fan. -- clearly not a fan. barack obama was not a fan, didn't i think it was our future. you know that his goal, ultimately, is this zero emissions world, get rid of this technology, we don't need it. but fracking has completely changed everything. you're a pioneer of it. we're now the largest energy producer on the planet. so if we dial that back, i'm just wondering, or i think you're on record as saying we could be looking at $6 gas in a biden administration. this wasn't the sole reason i why, but that it would be very unfriendly to the industry. could you exing plan that? explain that? >> first of all, they can't even get the terminology right. flare stimulation's been around -- fracture stimulation's been around 60 years. that's one of the first jobs i ever had in the industry, you know, servicing those fracture stimulation crews. so that's been around forever. what changed everything was drilling, putting long laterals in this tight rock that we have so prevalent in america. so we've

we've seen volatility so far in 2020, cleary since march 20th -- clearly since march 20th, and we are to the election. but i think the largest risk that investors face over the next down can of years -- couple of years is when and if the fed begins change its tone with respect to interest rates, and i still think we're several quarters away from that. stuart: got it. brian belski, see you again soon. thank you, sir, appreciate it. always. >> thank you. stuart: the campaign trail, trump team planning 2-3 events per day all the way up toll election, at least that's what we hear. bring in tim murtaugh, trump 2020 correcter of communications -- director of communications. is that right? are you really planning 2-3 energetic, energy-packed events day until the election? are you? >> i'm not going to get ahead of the announced schedule, but i think you saw evidence of it last night, stuart. the president is going to be hitting the campaign trail with energy and enthusiasm, going to be in pennsylvania tonight, moving on to des moines, iowa, on wednesday and greenville, north carolina, on thur

don't think it was more than a paragraph and simply identifying the administrative hurdles youuse, cleary, whenever provide retroactive reforms, there are administrative hurdles going forward. sen. booker: your law professor and assigned a lot of syllabus to a guy like me. to a guy that played football. this is a long article. a couple of pages worth. i have it here. my old eyes cannot read without glasses judge barrett: my old eyes cannot see it from here. i do not have a memory of how long it was. sen. booker: you are not citing articles or research you read on this issue yet you have written here about it. to me that speaks, it makes me wonder and want to talk to a little bit about your preparedness and priorities taking the highest office in the judicial world that deals with such long-standing issues of race and, in a way, that affects the totality of the lives of americans in every aspect of their life, their financial well-being to their rights to vote. and i would like to go through as quickly as i can in my remaining 10 minutes a little bit about the vastness of this problem and

don't think it was more than a paragraph and simply identifying the administrative hurdles youuse, cleary, whenever provide retroactive reforms, there are administrative hurdles going forward. sen. booker: your law professor and assigned a lot of syllabus to a guy like me. to a guy that played football. this is a long article. a couple of pages worth. i have it here. my old eyes cannot read without glasses judge barrett: my old eyes cannot see it from here. i do not have a memory of how long it was. sen. booker: you are not citing articles or research you read on this issue yet you have written here about it. to me that speaks, it makes me wonder and want to talk to a little bit about your preparedness and priorities taking the highest office in the judicial world that deals with such long-standing issues of race and, in a way, that affects the totality of the lives of americans in every aspect of their life, their financial well-being to their rights to vote. and i would like to go through as quickly as i can in my remaining 10 minutes a little bit about the vastness of this problem and