one of those with no protection is davidge because who lives on the outskirts of madrid he's paying close attention to how spain's political landscape is changing the law graduate sees himself as a victim of the previous government's labor reforms. that i had a full time permanent position thanks to the labor market reforms made by the conservative government i'm now out on the street. for years david has drifted from short term contracts to short term contract some of them as short as five days in a best case scenario he ends eight hundred fifty euros a month at the moment he's unemployed he hopes the new government can improve the situation but honestly. i would love to have a real job with real rights. i want to put an end to this temporary work that you might work here today and tomorrow who knows where. they come amiss to say that the spanish labor market needs to change they trust the new prime minister and his cabinet to push through well considered reform measures. that have been at the sanchez put together is very serious and orthodox and i think it can stimulate the economy on t

i'll be back next saturday and southbound, @davidg rushgs a between now and then.ague yasmin vossoughian. >> have a good time. i'm yasmin vossoughian. how far does the president's power go? rudy giuliani making the case for the leaked memo. president trump cannot be forced to answer questions, cannot obstruct justice and can even pardon himself. the question we've been asking himself, because he's in charge of the justice department and the fbi. plus, if he is subpoenaed his lawyers are ready to fight and are even threatening to take special counsel to court. we may reveal something about donald trump jr. that was

i'll be back next saturday and southbound, @davidg rushgs a between now and then. i hand it over to may colleague yasmin vossoughian. >> have a good time. i'm yasmin vossoughian. how far does the president's power go? rudy giuliani making the case for the leaked memo. president trump cannot be forced to answer questions, cannot obstruct justice and can even pardon himself. the question we've been asking himself, because he's in charge of the justice department and the fbi. plus, if he is subpoenaed his lawyers are ready to fight and are even threatening to take special counsel to court. we may reveal something about donald trump jr. that was denied oath and lots to break down. let's get started. >> somebody who wants to question that has a big, big burden. >> do you believe the president has the power to pardon himself? he's not, but he probably does. pardoning himself would just be unthinkable and it would -- it would lead to probably an immediate impeachment. >> there's absolutely no evidence whatsoever that the president has ever discussed having a pardon of mik