david miliband was the british foreign secretary. but for the past five years he's been head of the international rescue committee. and he told our hari sreenivasan what he learned from his own trip to yemen and how the world is failing its refugees. >> david miliband, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you were just in yemen. impressions? >> it's the worst humanitarian crisis according to statistics and it's heartbreaking when you see it with your own eyes. this is a country which was always poor. it has real stress from climate change. 3 1/2 years of war, 18,000 bombing raids have left a country where 80% of the population depend on humanitarian aid, where half the population have no access to clean drinking water, where 3 million kids are out of school, and where the world saw the largest ever cholera epidemic last year. a million people affected. and i got this terrible sense that things are more likely to get worse than better because guess worse than better because the fighting looks like it's going to intensify

david and talking about how he dislikes brexit, i admire him for his commitment and fortitude —— david miliband remember when he had an overall majority and was really struggling? give the woman a chance. it is a familiar refrain we are hearing quite a lot of on this programme. i know, exactly. moving on to business insider, and elon musk. should elon musk be given a chance on this? we have been talking about this decision by the securities and exchange commission, the equivalent of the financial conduct authority, and the decision to sue the boss of tesla on charges he made these misleading statements in tweets. we talked about how damaging it is to the company, the shares have tumbled, but how damaging is it for elon musk personally? he has to acquit himself with the sec and come up with an absolutely bone a fight reason for why he was let down and why there was a change of mind —— bona fide. when he says there was a possibility of someone from saudi arabia coming in at... but he hadn't. i know, but he should have stepped up to the plate afterwards and said this was my idea, but it is not goi

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