clee translates into legislation that increases the concentration of wealth so fiscal policy like expo i see the deregulation. rules of corporate governance and a whole variety of measures political measures designed to increase the concentration of wealth and power which in turn to yield more political power do the same thing. and that's what we've been seeing. so we have this kind of vicious cycle in progress. you know actually it is so traditional that it was described by adam smith in seven hundred seventy six he read the famous wealth of nations. he says in england the principal architects of policy are the people on the society in his day merchants and manufacturers. and they make sure that their own interests are very well cared for however greed is the impact on the people of england there are others. now it's not a merger of manufacturers it's financial institutions and multinational corporations the people who adam smith called the masters of mankind and they're following the vile maxim all for our selves and nothing for anyone else . they're just going to pursue policies tha

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felt the need to put it down in writing in a memo that the president hrdered him to do this becausely clee felt the need to memorial this record. therare two elements to the story, the decision itself. was it wise or not? and the decision not to tell the .uth about h robert: you were racing from the capitol. where congressional house democrats now in control be able to get those duments, the memo from john kelly and john mcgann? >> they're going to try. they had a discussion with the white house staff to try to getm the that john kelly wrote and another one that the white house council wrote. andccording to the democrats, they said that the white house would not confirm or deny the existence of that memo. now, elijah cummings is the chairman of the committee has actually sent -- he's been investigate this when he was in the minority. the white house ignored him for the past two years. the chairman. he sent a letter at the beginning of the congress demanding a whole host of documents and the issues that carol was referring. to why some people didn't g security clearances and jared kushner t

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while european chiefs may be claiming the refugee crisis is no longer a problem at the border others clee believe because the problems are already here peter all of r.t. . over one hundred officers injured and two hundred people arrested in a mass protest in algeria against plans by the country's president to seek a fifth term in next month's election some reports of just around a million people amassed in the algerian capital alone while the city's also took part in a protest as the biggest the country's. in almost three decades while it was mainly peaceful media reports say police used tear gas to prevent demonstrators reaching the presidential palace the country's president has been in power for twenty years but has rarely been seen in public since he suffered a stroke in twenty thirty on thursday president of the disease with a flick of praise the demonstrators for peaceful expressing their opinions has warned that others may try to infiltrate the rallies. as their plans for this hour thanks for staying on the from team and myself in thirty minutes. thanks guys are fine it looks like

while european chiefs may be claiming the refugee crisis is no longer a problem at the border others clee believe it's because the problems are already here peter all about a balance. all right that does it for me i'll be back with headlines in about thirty minutes exactly stay with us. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the hope the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective from i'm used to surprising people and i saw why not if. i'm going to talk about football not for the.

the reason it's a problem is because it continues to loom like a sword of damma clees over the president and over the electorate's ability to say that no one is truly above the law. it's that unsettled question for me particularly given the fact that bill barr has already told the president through his what's being called an audition, i don't want to be pejorative towards him for that. but he's said in an 18 rb, 19-page letter what his views on obstruction were. he put in information to substasubstan tate what he already believe or was there more? the president should not feel exonerate rerd should feel irritated that it's still out there and the american people should not feel as though they can totally have the question resoflr resolved whether the head of the executive branch was involved in obstruction of justice. >> it's important to remember how clear the obstruction was justice. bill clinton was impeached for obstruction of justice. this it is something uniquely within the ability of president to do as head of the executive branch. to so it say very serious question. >> what would

this should be a rich country it's rich in oil and gas well yes it is it's a major exporter of it clee of natural gas and basically the political fortunes of a country are often followed the economic cycles and particularly the the price of the oil and gas the progressive lendl said and one of the things that basically allowed president bush to flicker in the early part of it presidencies succeed was as president blondel said quite high oil and gas prices but in they rose up until twenty fourteen and then began to see a tumble which began to put huge pressure on the algerian economy doesn't really produce or export much else set every dip thing depends on that and even though the countries is not yet run out of money it's running through its reserves is having to cut back on the budget and there isn't really an alternative plan b. for when when the money begins to run out unless the apart from hoping that the oil prices increase again and i think this did actually enforce this amongst the population they're beginning to feel some of the austerity measures they're beginning to worry abo

pretend to have any kind of transparency, it will not even pretend to give anything but sort of a clee clair testify reality that's impervious to fact to the american people. and we have gotten so used to that, we now go for six weeks without a white house press briefing. that used to be a daily thing and it was televised. do you remember that? >> yeah. yeah, i remember those days. >> but it doesn't even feel insane. it's like we don't wake up every morning and say, this is another day without a white house press briefing. >> yeah. >> this is another day when the media don't have access to the state department. >> yeah. and even if they did, i mean, the challenge is even if there was a white house press briefing, there is not any, you know, firm sense that you can rely on whatever is said in that briefing actually turning out to be true. it's all a dystopian world and distorted. i want to play any sound bite because the other thing that has become bland and people have gotten used to is donald trump's use of his reality and the way that he communicates that to his supporters and what t

lloyd sprefk clee that family separation and these are your words would be inconsistent with the office of refugee resettlements, legal requirement to acts in the best interest of the child and would expose children to unnecessary risk of harm. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> in fact, commander white, you testified that you warned three trump appointees about the potential health risks of family separation, more than a year in advance of this policy, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> commander white, i want to thank you for raising these concerns repeatedly and for having at least a sense of compassion and moral obligation that seems to be completely missing from anybody else. mr. lloyd, you were the head of orr, the primary agency tasked with caring for these children. when commander white as a child welfare expert warned you about the cruel consequences of family separation, were you concerned? yes or no is fine? >> i accepted that he told me. >> so you were concerned? or not? you obviously -- >> he reported what the consequences would be and i listened. >> so you heard his de