emanuel: nice to be here.at the decision, it seemed it turned on taking away the individual mandate. that is to say, we will not taxed you if you do not sign up for health care coverage. when it was enacted, i thought the aca dependent on that requirement. is that wrong? dr. emanuel: it is not completely wrong. it is wrong today in 2018. in 2010, the aca had the mandate. the mandate was to week, but it was there. subsidies for families earning up to 400% of the poverty line to help them purchase insurance in the exchanges. 2017, congress enacted the tax law which took away the penalty for the mandate . effectively the mandate became toothless. say you did not get health insurance, you cannot be penalized. no money could be collected from you from the rs. the mandate did not work. what we have seen so far is that did not make a big difference. people still signed up for insurance. the vast majority of people in the exchange get subsidies and those subsidies seem to be driving them to want to get insurance. peop

emanuel: we can actually solve the problem? if mark zuckerberg went to whole hawaii, and said, he was done, we still have billions. it doesn't matter what he posts about, he has tens of thousands of people attacking each other about brett kavanaugh, palestine, sexual assault, it's this whirlpool of hate -- he's the one that starts it, but if he was replaced by someone else, would people not still be -- kara: i don't know. i think he needs help with a lot of people who have more global viewpoints that may be are not living in the bubble of palo alto that have a bigger idea of things, that understand ethical issues. these are ethical, societal, philosophical issues. if you know them, they are lovely people, but ill-equipped to deal with. i think. sam: i want to make two points for clarity. one, i think it is a real shame that he did not heart with "i am sorry," which is the obvious humane reaction. i got the feeling he felt it. i think there's sometimes such an adversary relationship between people and the people asking them ques

the art of paris close to the presidential palace president's emanuel says taxis to combat pollution are necessary but those on the street say they're struggling to make ends meet. so far we counted five thousand five hundred people protesting in paris they started at about seven am one hundred seven people have been arrested and a large number were violent they compromise the public's freedom of expression as i've said we welcome and are open to dialogue at any time with those concerned but first we must respect the law. well correspondent david has been experiencing the us rather too closely for everyone's liking david just take us through what's been going on there. well as you can see the battle is still joined underneath the op three on a huge amount of tear gas being poured on those protests as they've been trying to break through the police lines at the top of the seans elisei i was about two hundred yards away but we don't completely covered into gas and still or around those but more than one hundred ten a recipe made so far and i think you're going to find a lot more before

to more violent protests yellow best demonstrators demanding further reforms as french president emanuel my valves to address the nation and meet with union groups in the coming day. i'm rebecca riches it's good to have you with us lord helping has begun after armenia snap parliamentary elections today preliminary results are expected in several hours time the reformist prime minister nicola passion pushed for the early ballots after the peaceful anti corruption uprising swept into power earlier this year it was the most sweeping transformation in the landlocked caucasus country since its independence from the soviet union nearly thirty years ago international election observers were monitoring today's vote which was called as passion seeks a stronger mandate in parliament his planned reform drive. to his supporters he's a true man of the people a former journalist a turned politician nicole passion has a way with words and an unassuming style that has won the hearts and minds of many armenians. question young was elected prime minister by parliament in may after galvanizing the civil di

many people who trust him so there is a street main leaders not that i'm silly to think of me and emanuel hasn't said i and we don't know exactly who will be but if they lection easter and the result is what people voted for i don't think emanuel has ensured that the as ancient king says that to be the one we be chosen by the people all right talking about the people right now you've been talking to sources at polling stations what do they want from the next president what are they told you. people told me it is that they want change laws then everything they want to live in bad condition they want the next president to lead a very involved in social issues they want someone who will bring peace they want someone with being bring jobs because people. don't have jobs and they want someone who is very very involved in changing the face of the congo especially at international level also right that seat m.p.'s wendy flashy reporting from kinshasa for us of course that results coming through in the coming days thank you thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the pool i

the french president in damage control emanuel micron rushes back from the g. twenty after the worst urban riots in france in decades. santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera a call for urgent action in poland with close to two hundred countries amazing amid warnings about the impact of climate change which the u.s. and china agree not to impose new tires from now as they worked as a result of their trade dispute and the murder overshadows the saudi crown prince's diplomatic engagement again this time opposition groups to announce his visit tomorrow. so the french government's considering imposing a state of emergency after a third weekend of nationwide protests over rising fuel prices president emanuel mccrone flew back from the g. twenty summit in argentina for an emergency meeting with government leaders that includes the prime minister edward felipe who canceled his trip global climate change cup summit in poland earlier was out on the streets he headed into the center of the city to assess the damage from saturday's protests for themselves and a

talking in forced speech i'm joined by my guest emanuel galban paris he is a french lawyer in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and the news decoder at lionel media dot com and in lake jackson we cross again to make adams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity all right let me go to danielle first hero we're pretty much the same age here i was i remember growing up and it was a time of of being sensitive to people let's put it that way there are certain words in our vocabulary i'm sure we probably exist in french as well is that things you don't say and i think you know what i'm talking about and you know what i thought that was all right i think that's cool. all right all right but in the last two days we had a virginia teacher fired for using the wrong or the yeah preferred not using the preferred pronoun of a student and then we had a texas elementary school teacher who refused to sign a pro israel oath is fired now this is in forcing speech it is not protecting speech how did we get here go ahead daniel well i think we got here p

they're saying nothing. >> first, let me start by saying democrats should listen to rahm emanuel. smartest democratic operative i've seen in modern history. if president obama listened him on obamacare, democrats wouldn't have lost as bad in 2010 which they ended up doing. republicans are tied directly to president trump. his success is their success. you're going to see them defend him, the role of the party, over and over again. >> where are they? we're not keeping them away from cameras. >> well, we're in a lame duck session now, now getting geared up for january and start of the new congress. this is not a time when members are spending every day in d.c. >> but there are cameras in home districts. the excuses for not seeing republicans in front of cameras don't hold up. if this were another president, they would have been beating down doors to get to a camera, would they not? >> the democrats are going to do that, that's what they're going to do for the next two years, beat on doors and investigate and investigate. it will be a headache for the white house, it will be good for

five months later on november the fourth emanuel mccrone concluded the sale the final agreement turns out quite different the joint venture companies are no longer equally shared with us the deal covering nuclear power is controlled more than eighty percent by general electric. this comes with an option for alstom to sell its shares in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen in other words the energy sector of alstom could in just a few years be in u.s. hands as per the original plan. to management it is unlikely this discovery and. good a number of m.p.'s the you saw it as a simple reshuffling of the agreements defined by the alliance sicko moon says sure want to go on your suggestion for just a bit mainly goal to. get dropped off till you feel assured is also conseco i mean it's a tough ricky will. pass katie didn't want to. be on the only twat all. feel me. passionately creek. you. did was it does exist. so much and they founded this your force would lead. the feet on just being an awful was all of them are quite yeah only on the court for peace. is that. they don't. know you don't j.c. no

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present emanuel holds an emergency cabinet meeting off to the worst civil unrest in france in decades. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up this hour a call for urgent action in poland what close to two hundred countries are meeting and the warnings about the impact of climate change. overshadows the saudi crown prince's diplomatic engagement opposition groups that now some had been visit to mauritania and reviled by many were via by some how pablo escobar is remembered in colombia. welcome to the program our top story it's a rebellion that began three weeks ago spread on social media and has exploded into the was to rest for decades in france president emanuel back from the g. twenty summit to hold an emergency meeting with government leaders prime minister to reach out to those leading the protests. headed to the center of paris to assess the damage from saturday's protest and to find firefighters and security forces thousands of yellow vests protesters demanded next month's proposed rising fuel tax be ditched and called for to resign some torched

it's something that mayor rahm emanuel knew about when he took office.ot to deal with it in 2014. listen. >> you don't balance the budget by promoting recreational smoking of pot. >> tucker: yeah, you shouldn't get rich off the addictions of your own people. you wouldn't do that to your kids. don't do it to your city. now emanuel has reversed course and decided the best way to balance the budget is to make marijuana legal and open a casino. mark steyn is not an account and the or budget director but a best sell-author a frequent guest here. we're happy to have him tonight. mark, as a philosophical matter, are our leaders supposed to be profiting from our addiction? >> not in a healthy society. i've always thought, tucker, that george orwell's "1984" is the most popular dystopian novel. basically you get the masses hooked on sensual pleasures and thereby keep them quiet, keep them calm, keep them compliant with all the things you're trying to do these are public sector pensions here, which are in the illinois state constitution, that you can't do anything

can emanuel mark owen survive the biggest challenge to his presidency barricades and in paris for successive saturday fuel tax protests and calls for the president to resign how come he sold the crisis this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura carlisle the door with graffiti cloaked in clouds of tear gas it's all becoming a familiar story and paris the famous sights of the french capital turned into a battleground for a third successive weekend yellow vest protest as again venting their fury at the rising price of keeping the calls on the road and increasing calls for president to resign facing the biggest challenge to his eighteen month presidency he flew home from the g. twenty summit in argentina for an emergency government meeting is not just next month's propose fuel tax rise which is infuriating many falling living standards are to whom. this report from paris. the yellow vest rebellion once more brought the streets of central paris to a standstill balticon a tear gas and stun grenades were used by the riot police to try and disperse the protests as in a se

eight hours in the city the christmas market near where the attack took place has reopened president emanuel went to pay his respects to the dead and injured he said all sorts were working to clarify how the suspect sharif a cat who had been on a french intelligence watch list was not stopped before he could at least strasburg for two days before a tip off from the public brought the manhunt to a deadly conclusion a neighbor films a scene through their window. checkouts last moments as an extensive two day manhunt comes to an end leaving the chief suspect in the dead at the age of twenty nine but as the community breathes a sigh of relief questions i'm urging why wasn't a known radical with a long list of criminal convictions what's more closely how was he able to pass through security checkpoints even after police discovered weapons at his house residence also ask how she got was able to evade police for days after the deadly attack did you have accomplices that are still on the loose. after two days of a city in lockdown the christmas market has reopened with the army providing security. s

support and we saw that in the run up to this vote does he stand a chance against campiness protege emanuel shot a he. i don't believe i can say that he has a chance but matters is really popular in many parts of the country in kinshasa and in other places like in the east but of the party where the country where the election was dismissed for example but there is also and i did hear of your position since you think also has many people would trust him so there is a history mainly just not as i'm telling you because he and emanuel have as i said there and we don't know exactly when. but if they lection he stared and the result is was people voted for i don't think him and then i'm as i'm sure they're a as any chance you can says i to be the one we be chosen by the people. all right talking about the people right now you've been talking to sources at polling stations what do they want from the next president what are they told you. people tell me is it that they want change laws then everything they want to live in their condition they want the next president to be very involved in social is

news live from in a security crisis in fronts president emanuel not calling chairs an emergency meeting a day off to fuel tax protests turned violent he and his ministers debates whether to impose a state of emergency to prevent a reoccurrence of the us civil unrest in more than a decade. also on the program un climate talks are open and poland with calls for him to action experts will is not much time left to stop runaway global warming. and the german national team are drawn in the same year a twenty twenty qualifying group as one of them so many of those the often live side. by manuscripts mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. the french president emanuel markhor has ordered his prime minister to hold talks with political leaders and demonstrators after fuel tax protests turned violent on saturday the whole chaired a crisis cabinet meeting after assessing the damage in central paris protests that started over fuel tax increases slated for next month have turned into what some are calling an insurrection against. the president had come to see the damage to the city but he was face

opposition leader martin fire you know does he stand a chance against president had been his protege emanuel shadowy. if de election is fair and the result is what the people ask for if the result is what the people who vote for i think might them for you and maybe village to see katie have changed to stand in front of emanuel i might enjoy diary but the only way to know if. he did it if the result is what people ask for but we don't know exactly and yesterday people was starting talking about fraud and there was a saying that maybe the results won't be was there as king for and was a vote for so we have to wait and see in the annals of the show results and if in a few days ok when the n.c. you've been talking to versus at polling stations what they've been telling you about what they want from their next president. people was telling me yesterday that they want change i remember a woman who told me we have very tired of the situation in congo there is insecurity and stability lack of jobs local food as conditions so they're waiting for change and they want the next president to be very invo

it's to france now where a weekly meeting of president emanuel macross cabinet is set to be dominated by the biggest crisis to face is administration yet in the face of increasingly violent nationwide protests comes government announced it would postpone an unpopular rise in fuel taxes crones as the tax is crucial to combat climate change but protesters say the burden to pay for that is not being shared by the rich. the yellow vests there's alasia on their protests over the past weeks forced the french government to back pedal for now there will not be any tax increases. i will postpone the planned tax increases for several months they will not come into force until they have been discussed with everyone involved but don't. many french people are suffering from the rising cost of living and see mccombs planned eco tax to increase fuel prices by several cents as a failure of policy that's triggered. protests according to a survey three quarters of the french feel sympathy for the yellow vests here in the countryside the citizens feel particularly detached rundown schools dilapidated ho

news live from berlin a security crisis in france president emanuel my crotch as an emergency meeting a day after fuel tax protests turned violent he and his ministers debate whether to be imposed a state of emergency to prevent a recurrence of the west's civil unrest in more than a decade also on the program. he went climate talks open in poland with calls for arrogant action experts warn time is running out to stop a runaway global warming. and we take you inside to my grandchild's shutdown by mexican authorities and meet people desperate to realize their dream and reach the united states. i'm just can money thank you for joining us french president emanuel mccall has held a crisis cabinet meeting as the government considers imposing a state of imagine see a day off to fuel tax protests turned a bra it's across friends across surveyed the damage in the center of paris streets after returning from the g. twenty in argentina authorities say some ten thousand protesters to pot in protest in the french capital on saturday and more than four hundred were arrested after clashes broke out

there is no way this is unstoppable we have to move on for our succeeding generation french president emanuel has ordered his prime minister to hold talks with political leaders and yellow vests demonstrators this comes after more than one hundred people were injured and violent clashes over rising fuel taxes on the weekend david chase has more from paris. as soon as his plane touched down the twenty summit in argentina presenter manual went directly to inspect the damage at the arctic trio. afterwards he walked over to greet police and firefighters who were on the front lines of the writing for so many hours on the cars shouted resigned. the. ripples well the problem is michael loves the poor fool the buses the bankers he loves the rich people. come and talk to the people stopped talking about the violence and said with tears then it was to lease a palace for an emergency cabinet session on the crisis a spokesman said reintroducing the state of emergency from earlier this year was not discussed the president called on his prime minister at what felipe to invite party members in parliament an

want to deny freedom of speech and they are intentionally actively undermining freedom of speech emanuel in paris please. yes well actually if you think about it somehow this may be nothing new under the sun because if you think about the logos since the greek philosopher since i was still us a crowd is plato this is the way it has always been said that he controls the logos we have controlled the political life of the country right and we have seen that it's best that never in the one nine hundred eighty four george all well when they create the new speak so now we have this whole population in hollywood that you were referring to of people that are in a way oftens of the late tyranny of the late that was u.s.s.r. so they thought well what what could we invest and they thought well we'll invest in a new type of world we will create a new speak and we'll make this new war about one side is the planet and the old aside is this gender war and trying to put against all the values that we have the notion of country the notion of family the even the word of nation and it has been done for cen

motion see session bring in new state of emergency they want to make that clear but what president emanuel makkal has done is order his prime minister edward felipe to invite for talks members of the parliamentary leaders and also representatives of the demonstrators now this is a clear attempt to try and establish some sort of dialogue to put it on a track which they can try and control this is a very essential point and he seems to put this in the hands of his prime minister he also said after the session that he wanted his interior minister to have a review of the legal and police procedures perhaps an indication there that he was not quite happy with the way that the police were left to cope with the situation the way that they they ran out of tear gas they had to make a special plea to dig into the paris reserves of tear gas and stun grenades so there is an indication that they want to change both the policing and also to open the door to some form of dialogue and try and isolate the handful of what police called extremists that took over the arc de triomphe defaced it defiled that sy

president emanuel macron has ordered his prime minister to hold talks with political leaders and yellow vests demonstrators this comes after more than one hundred people were injured in violent clashes over rising fuel taxes over the weekend david chase has more from paris. as soon as his plane touched down twenty summit in argentina present emmanuel macro went directly to inspect the damage at the arc to trail after which he walked over to greet police and firefighters who were on the front lines of the writing for so many hours on the because shouted grown resigned. well the problem is michael loves the poor fool the buses the bankers he loves the rich people. come and talk to the people stopped talking about the violence and said with tears then it was the lease a palace for an emergency cabinet session on the crisis a spokesman said reintroducing the state of emergency from earlier this year was not discussed the president called on his prime minister edward felipe to invite party members in parliament and representatives of the demonstrators for talks. the real damage was caused by

emanuel said she's optimistic i am not very optimistic here because of the forces that are against it because of the social and social media platforms they can disappear you in broad daylight ok they can you can lose your job for using the wrong a pronoun i mean i can't go back and live in the u.s. so i don't know i probably get arrested at the airport for some reason go ahead lionel. oh i would highly advise against that kind of friend i want to stay put and to be disciplined but i need to tell you this myself you know when you see a teacher who is in a kindergarten class or who is in a class for shop or something and the teacher has to swear not to promote any anything that would impede israeli trade and you wonder what does this have to do with kindergarten or why why is this important you use a particular word i'm teaching shop what the reason why i am not at all optimistic if i am pessimistic is that right now in our culture here it is a sign of it's like the neck tattoo i used to laugh i would say there's no way people will ever tattoo their face and more of their face permanent

which led to weeks of violent protests they've spread into why the demonstrations against president emanuel economic policy is and become his biggest challenge in office so far david schaper reports from paris. the prime minister at work felipe announced the complete abolition of the fuel tax hikes at the end of an address to m.p.'s in the national assembly he was speaking against a no confidence vote from the opposition his party's majority meant it was never going to succeed but he realised the real no confidence vote was being lost in the streets. to the yellow vests to all french people to you numbers of parliament say that the government is open to support and majority. of the students have now joined the growing fray of protest against president macro and the demonstrations are spreading right across from it's been set on fire blocking a road in must say the same tactics interludes a high school set on fire. in a suburb of paris another school shrouded by cheap gas and smoke in the city's a pantheon so bomb professors were blocked from entering the campus as hundreds of undergraduates

course ultimately as we know from foreign policy and from for speech it doesn't make you safe well emanuel i mean what is happening right now is not it's simply a rejection of the very foundation of western civilization now i know there's a lot of millennia old in all of hollywood and all of the universities hate the idea of western civilization but they have everything they have now because of western civilization a topic from another program but their want to deny freedom of speech and they are intentionally actively undermining freedom of speech emmanuelle in paris please. yes well actually if you think about it somehow this may be nothing new under the sun because if you think about the logos since the greek philosopher since i was still us a crowd is plato this is the way it has always been said that he controls the logos we control the political life of the country right and we have seen that it's best that never in the one nine hundred eighty four george all well when they create the new speak so now we have this whole population in hollywood that you were referring to people that a

president emanuel mccrum. they are expected to get more by the way president trump has been saying a few derogatory things. what he claims to be faulty environmental policy which has led to this. we heard from the french foreign minister. he said and i quote leave our nation be. heather: from france to israel now. it is the second cross-border tunnel discovered since israel started searching for passageways. officials say it has built an underground network it could pull the plug on the brexit vote. they could delay tuesday's vote anytime tonight they have blasted the plan. this as they can cancel their brexit plan without permission from other nations. and senator lindsey graham telling president trump to stand firm on his 5 billion-dollar funding request for the border wall. if i was the president i would dig in and not give in and additional wall funding. after the caravan if you don't see the need for additional border security here it is is not paying much attention. mister president dig and do not give i

mike emanuel reporting tomorrow they are going to try to get going on capitol hill.senator patty murray, democrat, tweeting "incident bringing certainty into people's lives, president trump is continuing to hurt workers and families. he said he would be proud to shutdown the government. now he seems to not know how to get out of it. it's time for him to work with dems to end it." will the dems work with him? >> that is the $5 billion question. the president has signaled his willingness to compromise. now it's up to democrats to meet him halfway. i happen to believe that this is the democrats' shutdown. republicans come all the votes necessary. democrats could not be found to make the deal. therefore the government would shut down because they failed to deliver the votes necessary. the president's being perfectly reasonable. the $5 billion, it is pay-as-you-go for the security of our nation. democrats are resisting the president so much that they are putting our national security ahead of their own political gamesmanship. democrats have shut down this government more

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weather update next a bit still ahead on al-jazeera french president emanuel calls for talks with protest leaders after violent demonstrations in paris. by the springtime flowers of a mounting leak. to the sun smoke on the wind tuesday. had i was about two or three days between bites of right in the levant moment also got nothing much happening in iran apart from the showers it looked likely in the caspian sea we have got incoming from the eastern med the next developing a system so cloud first of all probably nothing more than that stretching from northern saudis through iraq and up towards to run temperatures in the low twenty's if you're lucky and then the rain comes in so it'll probably rain on tuesday from lebanon right up through syria and south and to the sheriff who's far south as northern saudi east that the sun is still it's quite was a moment and he should be quite sure the arabian peninsula is well it certainly looks as if it will be the full cost yet again brings the grain is in the shower to seems quite likely from medina knows what'll be on the storms and they stretch of in

hello i'm a star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up french president emanuel leaves the g twenty to face the aftermath of violent protests in his country. and mexico's new president promises to end centuries of poverty and marginalization among indigenous people after being sworn into office. donald trump's next meeting with north korea's leader could be in a matter of weeks the u.s. president says he plans to meet kim jong un and twenty nineteen he made the announcement as he was leaving the g twenty summit in argentina a two day event where he made multiple international agreements and blocked wild leaders from introducing strong climate change commitments in the final g. twenty communique has more from washington d.c. . u.s. president donald trump has a tendency to steal the spotlight at foreign summits often for the wrong reasons but this time his decision to cancel a planned press conference on saturday before he left the g twenty in argentina kept the focus on his economic goals he once told me that decision came following the death of former u.s. president geo

emanuel mcconnell speech was an appeal to french hearts he admitted making mistakes and called for national unity and upon the path to success possibility i admit my share of the responsibility perhaps i made you think i didn't care i had other priorities i know that i have heard some of you with my words. the french president spoke after four weeks of near silence about the so-called yellow vest protests the grassroots movement was sparked by frustration over high fuel taxes but it's become a symbol of anger over the rising cost of living micro responded with some financial concessions nor in force we want to france where people can live from their work in dignity the minimum wage will be raised by one hundred euros a month from twenty nineteen after watching the speech in normandy this group of protesters say they were unconvinced. i fear that few yellow vests will be satisfied with these crumbs personally i will be out there again tomorrow at the guy you wrote about locate france's far left leader said he believed the demonstrations would continue across the country. i think that there w

to address the nation after meeting unions and protest groups to try to ease this a vest movement emanuel mccraw has been largely silent during the four weeks of protests across the country the demonstrations were initially over taxes on feel that they have now broadened to include many aspects of life in france today many are calling for president mackerel to resign and the finance minister he has said that the protests have been catastrophic for the economy has been speaking to some of the workers affected. that the only businesses that have seen profits go up because of the yellow vest protests along with more than seventy percent of french people the owner of this window pitting company is sympathetic to the protesters motives to citizenship their anger is legitimate it would be nice if mr merkel could enable employers to give bonuses free of tax to their employees so that everyone is better off at the end of the month but i also understand the government's position seeing the siege it's not easy to deal with they have to find solutions that you've got the more this restaurant in cent

a fifth consecutive weekend they say the cost of living is too high and are calling on president emanuel mccraw.

most of the actors present agreed to put conditions on the sale emanuel not grown then assistant secretary of the elise a is unconditionally campaigning for general electric and is not in a position to intervene legitimately this is not a controlled economy this is not venezuela the next day. welcomes the final agreement. to new. niggas just. do it. two months later emanuel replaced at the ministry of economy and in charge of the case the partial nationalisation driven by. vanishes with him now seems free to sell its home energy business. what might the consequences of that purchase be for fifty years france has invested in nuclear power and now has fifty eight reactors producing seventy five percent of the country's energy those plants therefore represent three quarters of french power production. each reactor has two main parts first the nuclear reactor designed by a river that's the part that involves radioactivity the second referred to as the conventional part and manufactured by allstar is built around the famous arab el turbine the plans are operated by e.d.f. and through those thre

five months later on november the fourth emanuel mccrone concluded the sale the final agreement turns out quite different the joint venture companies are no longer equally shared with us the deal covering nuclear power is controlled my. than eighty percent general electric. this comes with an option for them to sell its shares in twenty eighteen twenty nineteen in other words the energy sector could in just a few years be in u.s. hands as per the original plan. to. do management and i think this discovery angered a number of m.p.'s there you saw it as a symbol reshuffling of the green once defined by the alliance sic i moan says sure i want to go on. a bit. closer to. the city i mean is it definitely keep people. skated you do want to. be on the only. really creek. you. did was it does exist. your force. was off. only on the court for peaceful division. is that. they don't. know because you don't. know. technique dosage and i don't it and. even a. longstanding mayor and advisor to. the l. storm case is surprised to discover the agreement. you did more for. the prison doesn't it if it.