joining me now ambassador daniel foote the former u.s. resigned in september in protestagainst those policies. thank you very much for being with us. ambassador foote in your resignation letter you dated it september 22nd, you write our policy approach to haiti remains deeply flawed and my recommendations have been ignored and dismissed. this is a drastic step, why did you take it? well, we have to ask you that, you know, why take it? what was your tipping point? what led you to resign? >> good question, and thanks for having me on today, andrea. it's a great pleasure to be here. i didn't come into this looking to resign. when i saw the del rio, texas, situation with the 15,000 haitian immigrants on the border there, i inferred pretty quickly that u.s. was looking to deport all of them, which i thought was totally counterproductive with haiti, which cannot feed its own people or care for or provide services to its own people. and also, the united states has backed the interim prime minister dr. henry since ten days after the assassination

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this guy is daniel d, unless you know booth, former foot insider and ceo of quill intelligence. alright danielle, i know it seems like we've been asking you the same questions for months now, but after hearing so much of the same from powell so far this year, was there anything about today's statement that surprised you? i wouldn't say surprised. i think my biggest takeaway today is that he continues to differentiate between what a, what a taper is versus what a tightening is, which is actually raising interest rate. and he was very specific. he said, we would have to achieve maximum employment. right now we've, we've achieved what could potentially be called full employment, but he's saying we would have to reach maximum employment that is defined as the 3.5 percent unemployment rate. that was, that was in the united states a 50 year low in february 2020. i don't think that by the time we get to june 30th of 2022, that we're going to have maximum on unemployment rate of 3.5 percent. because there are people who have structurally fallen out of the workforce. i think j. powell kno

is one of them got latimer, daniel, boy, that tradition and dedication when it was out a little more global foot of when you entered short documentary by african still make it on the white 9. and the book make it africa direct on al jazeera. this is al jazeera, it's november the 15th day, one of a new era and television news. if you have known that, that was the scale of bloodshed would you have still gone to. moments ago to miss all landed about a 100 meters away from us. we're on the front line, but it's on we're being all that isn't on the is very, really coming our way. i was just own here god. by the police on purpose. ah, you with a vote or how does the or is office is in garza or how does not feel very good coverage has come down. little before in human history has the once prestige environment of the arctic didn't such peril. ah, britain bands, flights from 6 african nations, amid rising concerns, urban you covered $900.00 very it may be more transmissible than the delta varied and it at the back scenes that we currently have maybe less effective. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out

this is similar to the building that danielle is working on wood frame over concrete podium. 1700 square foot retail space on the corner. one more comment on lennar. we have worked in san francisco for some time now. we have a team of people definitely experienced with urban info and we are leaning on our multi-family apartment affiliatemmc multi-family communities. we have a team with a lot of experience in urban infill and military base conversion to execute and implement this project. >> this is a general site plan. as you can see the entry to the project is over on button street. the main entrance and the garage entrance. the shared public way goes for quite a distance on his site in front of our building. then there is a mid block alley on the left-hand side. this is the line that goes back towards the job corps. cultural park on the right and chapel lower right-hand corner. this is looking from the cultural park across button street. on the left is the shared public way. right in front behind the person on the bike, so to speak, is retail space. entrance to the right and then the garage

. >> and just to mention he was 6-foot 4 inches and then a painting of chamberlin going down the hill and looks like jeff daniels. but if anyone deserve to be excluding those people that is undeservedly and those that don't think he is a bad general so what does that say about you? but you just can't say burnside in a not have time to say why. fredericksburg. but fredericksburg when the pontoons relate but then to say all the plans are gone and then to try something new and could not do that he was under political pressure because lincoln demanded that he do so. and that the tactics with the complicated discussion and with that endowment in communications and then to commit his troops and then send it down off and then those attacks that he was blameless but that was not burnside's fault. >> and then to be successor and that everybody thought he was a terrible general and why was he named commander of the enemy afterwards? >> we have time for a couple more questions. of all of the leaders which fascinates you the most? >> that's right about the ones that fascinate me the most. for good bad or ugly and since lear