something credible to demonstrated that we will start putting our finances in order, ceo of overstocked dhaka, and scott peterson of the streamlined sales tax governing board explain their views. >>> one of the issues be wishing state governments with tight budgets, local retailers, national on-line retailers and now congress is the issue of internet sales tax. that's our issue on the communicators. joining from salt lake city is the chairman and ceo of overstocked of calm, patrick byrne. mr. byrne, why shouldn't online retailers such as overstock .com collect sales tax for states? >> there's a constitutional argument and policy argument. what you want to hear first? constitutional argument is this was taken of 20 years ago by the supreme court with regards to quell which is an office supply retailer north dakota and illinois, north dakota one after them. they had to collect taxes, have an early computer program you can go online and check in order things a lot like a website. it went when north it would try to get them to collect taxes once the supreme court found 8-1 in north dakota that un

i remember when walter cronkite dhaka and the emotion in part and we were bearing the world.you can't have someone that can say that's the way it is every night without contradiction on the internet. >> host: but here i think comes the tension a round of this harnessing of the media entity for civic and goods and just a commercial actor in the competitive mind so you tell the story of going on to facebook and branding people much more conservative than you and facebook not showing you what they were saying and not surfacing their activities in your news feed because facebook observed, the elder rett mix observe you were not interacting with those people but isn't it also possible from facebook point of view if you try to see what someone is doing without interacting that you are spying on them and facebook is not in the business of showing you what other people are doing because you're not having the kind of real connection? >> guest: it gets to the question of revealed verses expressed preferences. so, this is one thing should i trust when you say you're one or your behavior

they would continue to be married to be on the other hand after obama senior dhaka all of his wives and children a lawsuit was filed-year-old to figure what was the rightful heir, how many wives and children were there and in the course of that a judge in nairobi ruled on the legitimacy of the marriage and the children that he had with him and he found that fae -- she was not married but they had been separated and divorced and the subsequent marriages were legitimate. >> host: one of the questions is even in the american context polygamy is not something that we accept. in the context of the culture did he do anything wrong in being a married repeatedly? i mean, there's all this interpretation of the states that he was not only a womanizer but have all of these marriages he kept secret from his different lives. >> guest: he didn't do anything wrong in terms of the numbers he had but how she treated some of them i think some would take issues with partly because he left his wives and didn't take good care of any of the children which isn't part of the culture but because he also mistrea

of that amount, roughly 80% died or 90% dhaka from the spanish influenza which had absolutely nothing to do with the revolution. the revolution itself more distinguished historians say people who were actually killed in the ten years or eight years of the revolution probably not more than 30,000 which is not bad, but still it is nowhere near that famous million. >> people like adamite, all of these people have always questioned, but it's become part of the folklore. i give the other a sample which is less serious but more emblematic. it's been given for 45 years now almost that more than 600 students were massacred by the army square of the three cultures on october 2nd, 1968. we are now 43 years away. we have had truth commissions, blah blah blh. as of today, 68 names have been found. 68. not one more. you can see the families are scared. scared of what? 45 years later? the sites, they've had two or three governments who want to find for, because they want to gain that. they would love to be able to confirm i'm writing here from the stones running with blood nicoe 600 students around

i, being gay geeky dhaka had rejection up to that point, but then it became books and i would put them on the walls and each one would become this thing i would have to beat rejection and i will say that when i got into public and finally started to sell my book every person that i worked with i had a rejection letter from which was kind of cool and they were like we love your stuff. what about this? [laughter] you didn't love this, right? so, you learn from the rejection and there's a huge wall in publishing that's impossible to get over. it is a tough business. but it's that climb over the wall i think that makes you better, and i feel like now i'm a very different writer than i was in the beginning. >> you said you think that this is your best work, your best effort. what is it about? >> most of the geeky by is that i wrote about before were unable to and this was the first character -- [laughter] in which falling in love became his problem. and it was his downfall and it's really new for me to write a romance, the love letters he wrote or from within the book. the access that i had

blockaded enclave hundreds of activists who hope to deliver humanitarian aid to palestinians remain in dhaka. germany is accused of double standards over nazi war crimes the country continues to shield the convicted world war two criminal who escaped from a life sentence in the netherlands for murdering dozens of people. and archie takes in the glamour and excitement among the stars to bring you the name of the lucky winner will carry home the train awards at the moscow international film festival. all of one of those stories in fifteen minutes but first the sports news with natasha. hello welcome your watching live sports news on r.t.e. we have mines past all eyes where are your shot up about today's basketball's her opponent patrick beautiful claimed the wimbledon ladies' singles title with a straight sets victory over the russian. we thought about perhaps the decade is just a few hours away with a lot to mcleish going david haye preparing to go back heavyweight boxing belts on the line in hamburg. and also argentina doggoned want to games in one of the corporate america open highlights fr

but the ship police have arrested more than one hundred people in the capital in the capital dhaka demanding the government scrap a gas exploration deal with the well it's a left leaning citizens group such as the arrangements but rather bangladesh of its natural resources and compromises the country's interests as it's facing an acute energy crisis off the shoals the contract will hold and the country's chronic power shortages stores and schools were closed down traffic was disrupted in the capital protests. crowds of cheering supporters have gathered in bangkok to celebrate the landslide victory of thailand's opposition elections likely to mean the country's first woman prime minister the party of including shinawatra sisto ousted prime minister thaksin shinawatra was toppled by the military five years ago swept to power p.-u. thai parties won over half of the five hundred seats in parliament elections logs a bruising defeat for the current regime banned by the army which last year ended widespread protests by the former premier's red shirt supporters. there is a coming up in this and a sp

brief today on our world update and bangladeshi police arrested over one hundred people in the capital dhaka they were demonstrating against a gas exploration deal with the u.s. which they say could rob the country of its natural resources officials claim the contract is needed to meet bangladeshis growing energy to move the strike force local schools schools and businesses in the capital to close for a day. in iraq five policemen were kidnapped and killed at a checkpoint in the western province of the sunny control there is a known al qaeda stronghold and the center of iraq's insurgency attack took place in a major road linking iraq with syria and jordan a government in uniform and driving a stolen police vehicle. italian police again clash with demonstrators west of the city of children protesting against the construction of a high speed roadway tunnel through the stories of petrol bombs just for the officers who responded with tear gas to disperse the crowd several arrests were made and at least thirty police were injured many residents live between children and the french quarter say a r

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bangladesh police have arrested more than a hundred people in the capital dhaka demanding the government scrap a gas exploration deal with the us a left leaning citizens' groups as the arrangement could evolve bungler that for its natural resources and compromises the country's interests as it's facing an acute energy crisis government officials claim the contract will hold and the country's chronic power shortages stores open schools will close down to traffic was disrupted in the capital for a day. the opposition thailand has won a landslide victory in a general election likely to mean the country's first a woman prime minister the party of include of what sister asked of prime minister and what it was toppled by the military five years ago was swept to power. parties won a half of the five hundred seats in the parliament the election marks a bruising defeat for the current regime backed by the army which last year ended widespread protests by the forward premiers red shirt supporters. ukrainian special forces have traded blows with hundreds of ethnic or sacks after violence erupted ov

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property tax which was a big point for anyone looking to move in the suburbs you have the choice of dhaka the suburbs and the prospect was able to stand out because of the parameters. >> what if any on the shopping center as well as the chicago communities and the 1970's and into the 1980's as well. >> and as i say in the book was built about 5 miles away from randhurst and it wasn't just what field that had an impact it was malls and shopping centers springing up everywhere in the 70's and 80's, and what my research has led me to was that going back to the prospect biggest to the taxpayer and was able to the services to the tax revenues other communities solve this and they were for lack of a better term very jealous so their solution was to build their own shopping centers and our own malls, with their huge what field or counter developments it was the essentially just that we try to keep the tax revenue and citizen shopping in our own communities. >> were there any efforts by randhurst shopping center with the increased competition in its surrounding communities to reinvent itself with

longer desha police have arrested more than one hundred people in the capital in the capital dhaka demanding the government scrap at gas exploration deal would be a left leaning citizens' groups as the arrangement would roll bangladesh of its natural resources and compromises the country's interests as it's facing an acute energy crisis officials claim the contract will help and the country's conic power shortages stores and schools were closed down traffic was disrupted in the capital for a day. crowds of cheering supporters have gathered in bangkok to celebrate the landslide victory of thailand's opposition and a general election likely to mean the country's first woman prime minister the party of include shinawatra sister of ousted prime minister thaksin shinawatra who was toppled by the military five years ago has swept to power. p.-u. thai party is one of the host of the five hundred seats in parliament the lection marks a bruising defeat for the current regime backed by the army welsh last year ended widespread protests by the former premier as red shirts supporters. you're up to date

of the history let's learn from what happened two thousand and six when hamas won the election in dhaka fight barriers in gaza they won the election immediately the world said oh no we don't want to deal with them we have to buy a car that i think a mass it's become a disastrous way sion till today we're saying that i'm credible results of that the worst of the worst what you do is what that actually the the smartest way to deal of them is what the jordanian regime did they included paying the bill i'm going to jump in here with a gun we're sure great and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on egypt stay with arkie. you. start. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the ground. we've got the future covered. and you can. start. if you want to. welcome back to cross talk about remind you we're talking about egypt's revolution in. egypt. started. ok now i want to go back to you in london what's going to prevail in egypt there's a going to be the rule of the majority or democratic values yes i have confidence in the power of the neons for invest treats livin

so i want to encourage dhaka, communities to talk about the greatness and the freedom that we've gotand the first amendment in the constitution and supporting law enforcement out there and our liberties, supporting the military even in that part of the world where there is a dominant islam. to have a lot of questions but did the new year the questions and comments by the other mayors come so that me reference an article that i read from al jazeera july 22nd, 2 weeks after he said a ban on certain aid groups working in somalia where they lifted the group announced the ban remains in place. this is a quote from on al-shabaab which controls part referred by the famine. the earlier groups are not welcome to serve our area of control, the shakes men said in his radio friday there is drought in somalia but not famine. if it is to clarify as 100% false. this is al-shabaab. this is the group we are talking about today refuting the claims by members of this committee def they are saying there is no famine. there's the drought but there's no famine. i just wanted to bring that point out that t

news we're covering in brief today bangladeshi police arrested over a hundred people from the capital dhaka people were demonstrating against a grassroots gratian to the u.s. which they say could rob a country of its natural resources officials private contractors needed to meet bangladeshis growing energy demand strikeforce local stores schools and businesses in the capital to close for a day. in iraq five policemen were kidnapped and killed at a checkpoint in the western province of and up the sunni controlled area is a known al qaeda stronghold in the center of iraq's insurgency the attack took place on a major road linking iraq with syria and jordan the gunmen were in uniform and driving a stolen police vehicle. hezbollah's leader has rejected a prosecution of four senior group members suspects in the murder of former lebanese premier. a son that's about the just a bit israel should instead be the main subject of investigation he said the attempts to charge a suspect are part of an israeli plot saying it was financially and morally corrupt and he was killed along with twenty two others

from gresham police have arrested more than one hundred people in the capital dhaka demanding the government's top gas exploration deal with the us a left leaning citizens' groups are asking a range which could rob a bank but it sure it's natural resources and compromises the country's interests as it's facing an absolute energy crisis government officials claim the contract will hold and the country's chronic power shortages still wasn't schools were closed down traffic was disrupted in the capital for a day. the opposition thailand has won a landslide victory in the general election likely to mean the country's bastable with prime minister party or even good. you know what this tells us that prime minister thaksin shinawatra was toppled by the military five years ago swept to power the tie party has while the heart of the five hundred seats in the parliament the election marks a bruising defeat for the current regime backed me i shan't share ended widespread protests by the former premiers the red shirt supporters. capone is no closer to resolving its nuclear crisis triggered by the march of

yes, sir. >> [inaudible] -- does that in dhaka with disputes? [inaudible] and illinois and i was curious whether those kind of disputes began to surface in our current day because of how the waters move itself. >> yes, it causes dispute and not in our current day and here's why. when you look at the map east or west you will see they get streator and straighter. one of the reasons for that that i didn't go into today is the developer of railroads. with railroads the rivers were never as vital. they were vital for agriculture and border distribution but they were no longer has the title as boundaries because the railroads can transport goods. rivers have a problem. if you go down a radio show a while back a man called in and said i was hunting in southern illinois a share of said we can talk to your advice of his our license and he said that illinois license come your in misery. what are you talking about, the mississippi river is over there. well it is over there but it was over here. and you're still a mystery. the supreme court has consistentl

the resolution was passed by congress hitting a dhaka said the hard as any department. we took a 10% cut to the discretionary spending and the house is considering another 13% on top of that so we are hoping but i'm very concerned we are going to limit the capacity to grow our of the deficit. >> one final question on behalf of all because it's a fascinating topic. the lot of people have questions about ethanol and i think it's the crowd we are talking to today that 15 million-dollar limit the will letter of 2015 there's already a cellulosic feedstock limit component that is put in and that tends to get waived because the capacity isn't quite up to that point. when the 15 billion comes in a couple of years and corn continues to be productive and farmers have crops are we going to hear people say we don't really need the cellulosic ethanol there's more cornforth. will there be the discussion and if not, why not? >> i don't think so because the key for this industry is to become national. brenau most of what's happening in the final production is located in the midwest. ou

. >> if you have more interesting stories to tell stanley been e-mail met people leaving badly at dhaka the morning it's 5:00 a.m. a win server the went missing just north of the san mateo bridge. >> family and friends of the seven missing fishermen are having a fund-raiser. all >> so cisco is laying off 65 letter to employees. >> first we will come to whether and traffic >> we will have to contend with morning fog and clouds as we head into the afternoon we will have sunday warmer conditions compared to what we saw yesterday and we will see how weather as we push interest tomorrow. i will have more on the forecast in my next report now let's take a look a traffic >> no backups or delays pick with the bay bridge in the west bound ride is an easy trip. no problems to report for public transit >> of developing story the coast guard are searching for amanda went missing in yesterday near coyote point this is a closer look of the area we're talking about. kron 4 welch ran as an ad coast guard headquarters with the latest >> the coastguard said they have surged 82 nautical mile. this is vide

i've got attempt to hide out the dhaka today. everywhere i go, every day -- if you'd like to give me your personal sell the call me every day. and we get it about the permitting drilling, but it's at a call and of course right now, it is the opportune time to do that work. there are 90 applications going into new orleans and only 25 coming out. i don't care what the paper work -- >> the numbers are up from last year, congressman, about four bills and 169 applications involving 3,528 unique wells have received approval for plugging in the abandoned or temporary abandonment operations. that's a fact. >> welcome i'm going to tell you that based upon the amount of work that needs to go on held in the gulf of mexico, and if that is the case it is not enough, and i am trying to help you here. but i think the problem is, and i believe that your statement prior to that was disingenuous because i've spoken to people down there and -- this is my time. when someone sends a permit application to new orleans, only those engineers and the orle

so people usually when they died dhaka of acute respiratory failure. it was not a pleasant experience. most survivors meanwhile were left scarred for life usually with deep scars all over their face many of them were blinded so that is smallpox. the turn-of-the-century epidemic brought in medical mystery between 1998 and 1903, hundreds of thousands of americans were infected with smallpox. these are according to the medical reports. i actually think many more than that were affected. but fewer than 10,000 people died. how could this be? well, we now know, we now understand that this was the first appearance in america with a new form of smallpox and would come to be known as the minor classical smallpox now known as very all major. terri hail minor killed only with that in quotation marks, about 1% from its infected. so ordinary americans seeing this disease spread very rapidly through their communities and spreading rapidly because many people afflicted with it felt just well enough to go to work and earn their daily bread. ordinary americans seeing t

we've remembered i was going to say dhaka's be, but bill clinton some people would say attacked sister the naacp really to show to the country that he could reprimand the community and distance himself from reverend jesse jackson. i suggest now on the black politicians engage in a kind of bill cosby moment, especially if they have ambitions for national office. they have to show the country that they are not beholden to black communities and often that means engaging in a little reprimanded of black people often the black poor, so i would call that his bill cosby moment, and i think if we look at other young black politicians trying to have a position beyond the black community you also find the have moments of reprimanding black communities. >> in democracy remixed first where did the remax come from? >> it comes out of hip-hop culture and does speak to kind of making sure the culture, the voice from the ideas of young black people are first and foremost writing this including in the title. >> is there an important politically to hip-hop culture? >> i think it is. first we have to rec

democrats will allow this to go forward so we could dhaka the issue. i've been here six months and frankly we haven't done much on the floor of the senate but it has related to the biggest problem we face which is our fiscal crisis at our doorstep. everyone acknowledges it now but we haven't had an honest people for it. ohio just went through a tough process of balancing its budget. we were $8 billion in the whole, and because there was a budget required and the balance we made the tough choices. legislators and the governor worked together to close the 8 billion-dollar budget gap and the did without raising taxes. the did not decrease in taxes over programs and they did it by streamlining government. it wasn't easy. it's hard to prioritize and particularly to falafel because we're such a deep fiscal hole but it's time that we do it. every family in america does it. every business in america has to do it. it's time the government adheres to the same discipline. it's only common sense. i am excited about the opportunity on the floor and it's we should b

they didn't have the dhaka see that two out of three could vote. that's better than england, one out of six could vote in england. we had the bill of rights, the english bill of rights, we have habeas corpus, trial by jury, we experienced self-government. so it made so much easier for us. the french have a parliament they had nothing to draw on. they had no experience with electing people. it's not surprising they spiraled out. so we have to keep that in mind. we are deeply indebted to our british heritage of all of those rights that we are part of our common law and traditions, so that made a big difference. >> professor wood, thank you for being here. in your work, and ben franklin you recount of benjamin franklin testified in front of the parliament that they do best, or america as it was, was not -- could not be governed by parliament and yet was still loyal to the king. could you distinguish how for americans the ideal of loyalty to the king was different from loyalty to the parliament, and how that would work as a practical matter? >> that's

government leaner, meaner, more effective, more efficient and give taxpayers a greater bank for their dhaka that includes defense spending, that includes health spending and some programs like very much, and we -- would be nice to have, but that we can't afford right now. and if you look at this overall package, we could achieve a situation in which our deficits or at a manageable level and our debt levels were stabilized, and the economy as a whole life and would benefit from that. moreover, i think it would give the american people confidence in this town can actually do something once and awhile, that we can define the expectations we are thinking in terms of short-term politics the next election and everyone's in a while we break out of that and do what's right for the country. so i continue to push congressional leaders for the largest possible deal, and there's going to be resistance. there is resistance on my side to do anything on entitlements. there's strong resistance on the republican side to do anything on revenue, but if each side takes a maximalist position, if each side wants

one was a former field agent who was portrayed by george clooney and remarkably howard hunt was the dhaka in watergate, but howard is the most demanding and the cia. he was a legendary field officer when khomeini came in and stationed in berlin during of the cold war. he ran the cia war against the russians in afghanistan and was the one in charge of the arms and one of the most remarkable stories is that when he was in iran when khomeini took over, the revolutionary guard found him shortly after he was pacing of a double agent for police said he shot him to death and they are well on their way and he pulled a gun and killed them both and on his way back to the embassy didn't complain about his injuries. he wanted to stay on the job and eventually got out and when he got out and got to america in dr. mix said the only time i've been seeing a internal injuries this that our car wrecks and those guys are dead, and he lives now in pain. he's a very brave man but a really tireless in helping me get things right. islamic among the people you credit in the book is leon panetta and -- >> one of

new facts largely the end of 2010 and is the due process of the civil trials reached the point where dhaka and disclosure and evidence disclosure made it apparent to the company and myself at that time that indeed there was reason to believe potentially more people had been involved in the news of the world a legal voice mail interception from before. that was new evidence or information at the time that post dated the 2009 hearing. subsequent to the discovery of that information in one of the civil trials of the end of 2010, which i believe was the sea and the miller case, the civil trial on the interception that the companies immediately went to look at additional records and the individuals involved. the company alerted the police who restarted on that basis the investigation that is now under way, and since then the company has admitted liability to victims of illegal voice interception, has apologized unreservedly which i repeat today to those victims and the company also set up a compensation scheme independently managed by a former high court judge to be able to deal with legitimate

new facts largely the end of 2010 and is the due process of the civil trials reached the point where dhaka and disclosure and evidence disclosure made it apparent to the company and myself at that time that indeed there was reason to believe potentially more people had been involved in the news of the world a legal voice mail interception from before. that was new evidence or information at the time that post dated the 2009 hearing. subsequent to the discovery of that information in one of the civil trials of the end of 2010, which i believe was the sea and the miller case, the civil trial on the interception that the companies immediately went to look at additional records and the individuals involved. the company alerted the police who restarted on that basis the investigation that is now under way, and since then the company has admitted liability to victims of illegal voice interception, has apologized unreservedly which i repeat today to those victims and the company also set up a compensation scheme independently managed by a former high court judge to be able to deal with legitimate

you've got economic issues at home but certainly dhaka people's perceptions of the administration as the ability of the government to finance the things you would like to do. all of those things and many more influence various policies of the carter administration and space policy as well. it's to our pleasure to escort morrissey to the podium. he served in the science and technology during the carter administration where he developed the decision memoranda for the president on many national security issues including space policy and export controls. thank you. it's interesting to be here. thank you for the invitation to represent the carter administration space policy in the evolution of space policy making. i'd like to thank the state enterprise institute and the marshall institute the state enterprise council in the institute for sponsoring these events and as i look over the audience it's interesting to see a multi generational people that i've worked with over the years and of course in the marketplace it's interesting to see and as described in the out set the state's policy ge

same as in previous terms of the exceptions of the 2006 and the 2007 term when they had a lighter dhaka at. the biggest change in the court was the replacement of justice taken for justice stevens and how much of a difference did it make? a bunch of people of the beginning of the term fault that she would be recused from a number of cases and that i would have an impact and we now know from the data and merkley to make that case she did recuse from a large number of cases roughly one-third of the cases, 28 cases, but they didn't really according to the numbers matter. 15 of those cases in which the justices were unanimous, 11 came in cases in which the decision was either six to two or five to three, so the two cases in which it made a difference were the ones in which the court affirmed the judgment by an equally divided vote. one was the kosko case involving the first sale doctrine and copyright law and the other considered the constitutionality of the statute of about citizenship and whether out of wedlock mothers and fathers had different standards and the equal protection clause. j

we started a very small group of folks that said dhaka what does this mean for the program and human space flight in general? and there were folks that said you know, we shouldn't be doing this. we don't have the rationale to do it anymore. we don't -- it's too much money. we don't have the money. and president bush on that day wanted to come back from camp david and he said something very important in his speech that he made. he said we are going to keep doing this because it's important. he didn't say we are going to keep flying the shuttle or in the specifics like that. we are going to keep doing this because it's an portion part of the american character and that was useful so i carried the speech around the next two months when people said we shouldn't be doing it i would say you don't get a vote the president of r. dee said we are going to so let's figure out what we are going to do not if we are going to do it and that was very powerful at least it stiffened up my spine of a lot in those conversations. consequently i almost got fired a few times but you have to stick up for wh

the lowest unemployment rates of any state in the country, and yet same problems wete have after te dhaka, collapsed. you tal senator hoeven, could you talkbt to us a little about how thebale balanced budget provisions neard the constitution required you and the legislators to manage >> thank you, senator. it's an honor to be here with you and also the good senator from tennessee, lamar andgreat e alexander. great to be here with u.s. less cementer risch from idaho. we have a f common share experiences governors, and it'so wonderful to draw on that.xperie i also have to mention that thee presiding officer in the senates senator shaheen is former governor else will come and so exrience, we have tha at common share anperience here on both sides of the aisle, and it's an honor ane it's a pleasure to be here with you and talk about this matter that is very importantace the particularly as we face the neee ceiling.nc this issue of dealing with a par balanced budget is of paramountr importance for our entireex country coming in your lead isn't exactly right. we served together as governorsh as

your dreams are not big enough and they scare you, then they are not big enough to beat the dreams of dhaka to scare you and we have to dream about when we are really on the team and when we are really on the team we may take one for the team occasionally. only when it is our turn. but if they are not letting us on the team we can't take it anymore, and the fact that this is really serious, this whole thing about social security, about health care, all of this could come unraveled, and these dharma courts the decision and all was that, these are all impacting women and children and all of the cuts are women and children that is not the america that i am a part of. so, when in, people were going to tell you ten reasons they are mad they don't want to go vote, just tell them get mad and go vote. but the real reason to go vote, or you will not believe how bad your next time. thank you for everything you've been doing. thank you. thank you. [applause] [cheering] cheering] "washington journal" continues. host: this is david keating, executive director of the club for growth, which is what? guest

manner and to also meet in the relations in china and to work with the admiral as the commander to ss dhaka security posture and stance particularly on the peninsula. >> thanks to the three of you. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, senator lieberman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i first of all want to say that we are blessed and grateful to have the service of all three of you for the country and i want to thank your family is an old that served under you for what you have done, and we have a great confidence in all with your qualifications. i wanted to ask the vice admiral mcraven in your evidence policy questions, your asked what are the weaknesses and shortcomings in the current effort to combat terrorism in insurgency in afghanistan, and in one of your answers, you said the weaknesses and shortcomings a rise of from the strategy or the efforts of the soldiers, marines, air men and civilians on the ground, of the diminished resources, lack of long-term commitment and any decrease in international assistance. vice admiral, can you elaborate for me what you meant by that statement in term

manner and to also meet in the relations in china and to work with the admiral as the commander to ss dhaka security posture and stance particularly on the peninsula. >> thanks to the thr of you. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, senator lieberman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i first of all want to say that we are blessed and grateful to have the service of all three of you for the country and i want to thank your family is an old that served under you for what you have done, and we have a great confidence in all with your qualifications. i wanted to ask the vice admiral mcraven in your evidence policy questions, your asked what are the weaknesses and shortcomings in the current effort to combat terrorism in insurgency in afghanistan, and in one of your answers, you said the weaknesses and shortcomings a rise of from the strategy or the efforts of the soldiers, marines, air men and civilians on the ground, of the diminished resours, lack of long-term commitment and any decrease in international assistance. vice admiral, can you elaborate for me what you meant by that statement in terms of

austerity when i know we are all in it together, and i know the opposition cent of the money and match dhakaall of that, but i think we should look after her majesty. >> from the outside the parliament may have paid to the to been a rather fine building to replace people make speeches. in fact, the problem to the changes present special powers. i'm not talking harry potter. it's a place the politicians can speak with complete freedom. they enjoy a thing called privilege which means they can see pretty much anything they like without any legal come back. and may the and he used privileged to name a football or who had taken off a legal super injunction to prevent reporting about his love life. >> it was up 75,000 people have been made on how twitter it obviously is impracticable to imprison them all and with reports that he also faces imprisonment. >> order. let me say to the honorable gentleman, i know that he has already done it, but such as this are occasions for raising the issues of principle involved, not seeking to flout for whatever purpose. order. he wants to finish his question in a