clee translates into legislation that increases the concentration of wealth so fiscal policy like tax policy a deregulation. rules of corporate governance a whole variety of measures political measures designed to increase the concentration of wealth and power which in turn to yield more political power to 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 776 he read the famous wealth of nations. he says in england the principle 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 told the masters of mankind and they're following the vile maxim over our selves and nothing for anyone else. they're just going to pursue policies that benefit them and harm everyo

wants to confront iran with a european military mission to the gulf how why clee is it that germany would join such a mission. receiving mixed signals from the german government at the moment foreign minister say that. hasn't excluded participation off germany and that he would welcome a mission to secure the time it's now which kind of mission are we talking about we don't know yet would it be an observation mission would it be providing information to friends and grab britain for example or would it be about escorting ships to weigh a great britain is currently doing so he said will be only decide when we will have clarity on the design oh such a mission he also say that he would come to a mission to have or any sort of involvement to have a european phase but he also warned that he didn't want germany to participate to to what he says is the u.s. strategy of maximum pressure now this notion of a of a european led military mission to the gulf was that discussed at that meeting this this past weekend in vienna well you and then spokes person in vienna say there were constructive talks in

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president donald trump weighed in on this with a tweet saying that crime rates in germany had rasta clee increased since the influx of migrants that is simply not true crime rates in germany have been falling ever since the early 1990 s. as the chancellor in fact pointed out in response to mr trump nonetheless there are some studies that show that there has been an uptick in violent crime in some regions and that some of that uptick may be associated with migrants the main reason for that is amongst the migrants were many many young unaccompanied men young men account for a much higher proportion of crime in general than other groups of the population so the fact that the migrant population includes a number a disproportionate number of young men is one reason that in some regions we have seen that slight increase in violent crime. political correspondent melinda crane thank you. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world a top french diplomat has held talks with senior officials in the iranian capital tehran in an effort to salvage the un raffling 20

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koren clee infected. the ministry of health has also said that 2 health workers community health workers in bhutan what killed on saturday they were killed in their homes they were very effective and very instrumental in spreading awareness in that area so and they've been receiving we are being told threat since december it's not clear who has killed them but this just goes to show how precarious the situation the security situation is in this parts where it is rampant we're seeing community people who live in those communities do not trust health workers a tall many of them are saying that this disease has been brought by foreigners for political reasons others don't believe it exists at all we're also seeing. you know we have militia groups there are talking to him and centers attacking health workers as well so all this making it very difficult for health workers to deal with the situation particularly in rural areas ok catherine sorie with an update from nairobi saying to take a look at these live pi

to the moon is about to take off chandra young to is carrying a lunar lander and a river to remote clee explore the south pole of the moon its predecessor a decade ago helped to discover molecules of water vitally important of course for any permanent presence of life there. well india's highest mountain of rubbish is on course to be taller than the taj mahal by next year the site which is in east delhi is growing 10 meters every year and it now stands at around 65 meters and that's despite the government banning its use 2 years ago after 2 people were killed and part of it collapsed elizabeth purana reports now from delhi. a mountain of waste this is where 2000 tonnes of easterlies of rubbish is dumped every day you're not love are you people living around the site say it's affecting their lives. as you can see the smell here is unbearable and if the wind blows towards us then it's difficult to eat food at home it is such a mess here the rubbish dump doesn't just smell bad it's also dangerous meeting gas from the way sparks fires releasing toxic fumes. does he put began as a land for t

but pick clee you're seeing something different. the aides are essentially trying to rebrand his attacks, saying instead there are criticism of these women individually, statements that they've made, policies that they have, and of course socialism generally. framing it with an eye toward the election. of course that ignores the fact that the main attack that the president made on sunday and that one that has drawn the accusations of racism not just from democrats, but even from some republicans was when the president told these congresswomen to go back from the countries from which they came. that's something that you're seeing the president's aides and allies publicly ignore. what republicans are doing up on capitol hill, but also at the white house with the president's aide kellyanne conway, several others focusing on the individual lawmakers and their comments instead of the fact that the president has telling them to go back. of course the president is still in his third day of attack and he is not backing off, but we are seein

educate the american people so that the democrats can do whatever they think is appropriate polite clee, impeachment or dealing with the 2020 election. but to me the key thing is for the american people to understand what happened and why it's bad. and having director mueller there just read the report, the report is so damming. it's so damming with respect to the president's conduct and those around him that i think you just have him read it. >> maybe that's an answer to your analysis. i know you said, julie, that it might be hard for democrats to extract a compelling narrative out of a guy who does not want to be compelling. maybe the report itself is compelling enough for the democrats. >> maybe it is. and we saw what a splash it made when he went before the cameras and just said what the report said, which was if we could have said that we were confident that the president had not obstructed justice, we would have said that. and there's a clear implication there. the question is whether that is going to be enough. people already know that. he's already said that publicly and democra

and the republican party historic clee has been the party of national security and they have not lived up to that historical presence. >> yesterday they blocked election security bills. >> it's really remarkable. what we learned is there is more we can do to make sure that hoft ill foreign powers are interfering in our elections and we have not taken the steps we need to take. >> representative herd brought it up and this is separate from the president. this is not about donald trump himself. it's about the integrity of our democracy. the idea being if we allow the structure to fall apart, regardless of who is in the white house, for our children and grandchildren, that could actually be corrupted. the concept of democracy is at stake right now. not just the fate of this particular man. >> mueller said outright that it's the biggest challenge, one of the biggest challenges to democracy he's ever seen. we cover the white house. you're not hearing through that sense of urgen see from the president. if anything, he calls the whole russia probe a hoax. when really the foundation of it was

they are celebrating it not just because they believed that robert mueller was not stylist clee as effective, but they did not think that it moved the ball forward providing new information that would advance the democrats' efforts to decide whether or not they want to impeach him. i think president trump is celebrating what he called on twitter the democratic party being in disarray as a result of this hearing. and all of a turn of events for president trump, who started the day yesterday irritated that robert mueller was once again going to be in the spot light. he ended it somewhat elated, going out to the cameras and talking to reporters. white house aides even previewing for reporters as they waited for the president that he was in a good mood and was likely to talk. and for a lengthy period of time he took a number of questions. he also attacked robert mueller saying that he failed as a prosecutor in this case, and also failed on the witness -- at the witness table yesterday on capitol hill. the president also latching onto one key part of the hearing saying that he did not believe tha

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. >> how do you do better for them economy clee if not with these 70% tax rates? >> i do race the tax rate 39.5%. i do limit the ability tore them to write off capital gains. i would raise billions of dollars and raise the corporate tax rate to 28%. i would raise billions of dollars. >> trump will say that's what brought the economy up to where it is is those tax cuts. >> ask people who work in the restaurant how that economy is for them. ask them how they feel about it. ask how the stock market is really helping him. ask how being $2 million more in debt has done anything for them. >> on health care, do you believe that undocumented people should have health care in this country? >> i think undocumented people need to have a means by which they can be covered when they're sick. and so the idea is that's what i think we should be doing by building for clinics around the country, and not just undocumented, for other people when they're ill and sick. this is just common decemberen see. >> it's unpopular. >> i know it is. >> well over 50% people polled say undocument

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intel was clee-- was clearly th area where robert mueller was most passionate and attacking the elks and he was nervous coming into the judiciary panel and had we started the other way around with the arc of a story telling maybe things would have gone different. but he's very different from donald trump. he's not an attack dog. there were plenty of opportunities where he could have fought back and could have answered in response to some of the attacks that were coming from the republicans, he chose not to. i think donald trump, the president smelled blood and that is why you heard what we did from him. >> what do you think? >> i think this is right. you heard adam schiff leading up to this mueller testimony and hearing that he wanted mueller to bring this to life. and we didn't really see that today. i think mueller was very reluctant obviously to come here and we see today why that was. at times it appeared he didn't know the report as thoroughly as he can and he had his aide there who didn't rely on -- >> his aide didn't say anything. >> he didn't rely on him at all. but that was

. >> i clee cleared my remark to ian befoiamentarian before i tod them. ted hpublicans tried to strike pelosi's comments from the agard. they said she violated house rules, but it failed. eresident trump told the congresswomen to go back to their own country. >> it's my opinion they hate our country, and that's not good. it's not acceptable. >> the four freshman congresswomen apparently targeted by the president is tlaib, ilhan omar, alexandria ocacio-cortez and they shared what it was like to be the ateget of the president in country. >> according to the president yesterday, you are congresswomen who hate our country with a you passion, you hate jerusalem and you are partisan. you think what? >> i think america has always been a story and america has always been about the triumph of eople who fight for everyone htssus those who want to preserve rights for just a herect few. and there is no bottom to the ill be of vitriol that will be used and weaponized to stifle those who want to advance rights for all people in the united states. >> we can talk about a

you now are back at the starting situation where you haven't clee collected, you have to go back. it could get progressively more costly if that is how it transpired. >> okay. so if you can't comment specifically on cost, if all these new reporting requirements were signed into law and the secretary decided there was more information that he needed, how do you think that would affect new drugs coming to market? >> i think they'd be more costly to provide and be more expensive. >> okay. which is not the objective we're shooting for. >> yes. >> question, if i could, for the whole panel. i support transparency across health care. i think that consumers need to know exactly what they're paying for. it's my understanding that the rationale behind these bills is that the federal government is a large payer in the system today. therefore, we need to know about price increases. that makes sense. i support the idea of flagging large increases in price. but looking at the whole picture, pharmaceutical spending account for less than 20% of what the government spends on health care. are there

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