gregg fravre, professor gregg favre, interesting to talk to you.uador has renewed his allegations about the behaviour of the wikileaks co—founder, julian assange, during his 7 year stay at the ecuadorean embassy in london. julian assange was arrested last week by british police and now faces possible extradition to the united states on hacking charges. the president spoke to our north america editorjon sopel. translation: several, from verbal insults against ecuador, when he referred to our country as a completely insignificant country, on one hand. and on the other — excuse me that i have to say this here — but even smearing his faeces on our embassy‘s walls. i think these are sufficient reasons to revoke and terminate his asylum. so what did jon sopel make of what president moreno told him? it was a kind of a shocking claim, as you can imagine, coming from the country's president, which gives it all that additionalforce. i should say thatjulian assange's lawyer has denied any suggestion that he behaved in that way. the president also went on to t

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gregg favre is a firefighter of 20 years experience and gregg, i know you're also a professor in emergency university of st louis, missouri. and a catholic. those images from 30 hours ago must‘ve been a tough watch in so many ways for you. suddenly. i saw it relatively quickly on twitter and the initial images as a firefighter who works in an urban area, as a fire fire —— firefighter who used to work in a cathedral, i'm not only familiar with the building structure, and what overseeing initially was so deeply concerning, the fire went about as expected. save for the fact that the paris fire brigade didn't incrediblejob in the back half of the fire, of managing to wrangle some of the control bark and save large portions of the building. it was a monumental effort that they put forth and even among firefighting banks it is a heroic effort to every measure of the word. from your experience, can you talk us through that in more detail? what they are up against? you have some really interesting initial concerns. 0ne, whether is located. everything indicates right now, the investigation will tur

earlier, i spoke with gregg favre — a firefighter of 20 years experience — who watched the blaze unfold relatively quick on twitter and even the initial images as a firefighter who works, in an urban area, as a firefighter who used to work in a district with its own cathedral, i'm not only familiar with the type of building structure, and what i was seeing initially was so deeply concerning, the fire went about as expected. save for the fact that the paris fire brigade did an incrediblejob in the back half of the fire, of managing to wrangle some of the control back and obviously save large portions of that building. it was a monumental effort that they put forth and even among firefighting ranks it is a heroic effort by every measure of the word. from all your experience, can you talk us through that in more detail? what were they up against? you have some really interesting initial concerns. one, where the fire is located. everything indicates right now, the investigation will obviously determine this conclusively, everything indicates that the fire started up near the roof in a loft

i think he di did that as a favr to some of his democrat friends. should house get an unredacted version of the mueller report. >> it would be easier to make the case for congress to get all that information, if congress was not so bad at handling it. how request -- can we make argument that people like adam schiff need to see most sensitive intelligence, they spent two years mick characterizing -- mix characterizing everything they see. beyond just mueller probe and washington, he is one of "gang of 8", he sees most sensitive intelligence, we have to rely on his -- how a am i to rely on wht he said, when he says there is two years of collusion which existed only in his brain. i'm sure congress will see, that but frankly, i would like to get as much of the to public and congressional same time, last thing we need are members of congress characterizing. >> when adam schiff, a good way of describing it adam schiff and devin nunes was going back and ford witforth with their memo io annoying, so many of us saying give us the primary source so we can det

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hearings, his previous policies back when the democratic party was pushing a tough crime bill, was in in favree with peggy? >> i think it's true, because he's absolutely going to get tore up. some of this is traditional knife in the back that you get in any primary. some of your opponents would rather not see you get in, so they'll spread any kind of smear that they can about you. part of this is about identity politics within the democratic party these days. and joe biden's real problem is that he is an old white male. and a lot of the progressives in the party want something different. they want you to check a whole lot of boxes. you just named a couple of the things that in their mind joe biden does not hold up to their standard on in terms of their policies and those boxes. and so he's going to get, he's going to get mauled if he gets in this race. paul: dan, what message would it -- what would it say about the democratic party if he is driven out or even if he gets in, he's chopped up very early? >> i think it'll send shock waves through the democratic party -- paul: how so? >> because t