law and i'm sure will be hotly debated and contested in swedish courts ok time to bring in clear finkelstein in philadelphia for the u.s. perspective i like what we're doing here actually which is laying out all the facts without getting into the subject of stuff just yet clear let's talk about the indictment which the u.s. has got and i note that it is very carefully written he has not been charged with publishing government secrets which would be usually the big headline he has been charged with quote committing unlawful computer intrusion explain this one to us both that's correct so it's not quite espionage and it's not house of lee just receiving stolen government documents and classified documents and disseminating them which would be a problem if you use it indeed to be considered a journalist because it would be protected activity under the first amendment is something in between which is basically computer hacking and he's accused of doing this as part of a conspiracy with then bradley manning now chelsea manning who clearly violated the law and she would be the principal and of cou

law and i'm sure will be hotly debated and contested in swedish courts ok time to bring in clear finkelstein in philadelphia for the us perspective i like what we're doing here actually which is laying out all the facts without getting into the subject of stuff just yet clear let's talk about the indictment which the us has got and i note that it is very carefully written. he has not been charged with publishing government secrets which would be usually the big headline he has been charged with committing unlawful computer intrusion explain this one to us please that's correct so it's not quite espionage and it's not asked of lee just receiving stolen government documents and classified documents and disseminating them which would be a problem if he is indeed to be considered a journalist because it would be protected activity under the first amendment is something in between which is basically computer hacking and he's accused of doing this as part of a conspiracy with them bradley manning now chelsea manning who clearly violated the law and she would be the principal and of course he would

law and i'm sure will be hotly debated and contested in swedish courts ok time to bring in clear finkelstein in philadelphia for the u.s. perspective i like what we're doing here actually which is laying out all the facts without getting into the subject of stuff just yet clear let's talk about the indictment which the u.s. has got and i note that it is very carefully written. he has not been charged with publishing government secrets which would be usually the big headline he has been charged with quote committing unlawful computer intrusion explain this one to us please that's correct so it's not quite espionage and it's not asked of lee just receiving stolen government documents and classified documents and disseminating them which would be a problem if he is indeed to be considered a journalist because it would be protected activity under the first amendment is something in between which is basically computer hacking and he's accused of doing this as part of a conspiracy with them bradley manning now chelsea manning who clearly violated the law and she would be the principal and of cours

and with harley finkelstein, welcome back to "mad money." good to see you. we talk about how -- what shopify does i think of it like this. everybody is equal at shopify. it doesn't matter whether you are $10 billion or $100 billion company or a person tinkering, you have empowered more people than any other company i've ever seen how do you do it >> thanks for saying it. that is what we're all about making it much easier for entrepreneurs get started. the first time i got my sale i was in school and a early shopify student and i had a sale and it was the most empowering moment and i had freedom and now that happens almost every single minute on shopify across 825,000 merchants. >> 820,000 -- >> and we have more than that. and if you have put all of the merchants into one big bucket we're the third largest nine retailer in the united states and that is important because we could take the economies to scale that traditionally the third biggest rrtder in the united states could do and we're able to trickle them down to entrepreneurs. so we're leveling the playi

wilcox professor of government at georgetown university and again from philadelphia on sky claire finkelstein professor of law at the university of pennsylvania law school welcome to the program all of you clyde i'm going to start with you because we began this discussion yesterday right before the press conference when you joined me here on al-jazeera and you had some concerns going into the press conference for a number of reasons even the fact that there was a press conference before reporters or congress that had a chance to see the report now that the press conference happened and the report has been released what are your thoughts on the things that the attorney general said many of which clearly do not jibe with the report. two things first of all obviously the attorney general was doing a campaigns even for donald trump but secondly i just don't understand the logic of the press conference at all because an hour later we have the report and we can see that most of what he said or much of what he said was at least more complicated and often just wrong and so i don't know what the audie

wilcox professor of government at georgetown university and again from philadelphia on sky claire finkelstein professor of law at the university of pennsylvania law school welcome to the program all of you clyde i'm going to start with you because we began this discussion yesterday right before the press conference when you joined me here on al-jazeera and you had some concerns going into the press conference for a number of reasons even the fact that there was a press conference before reporters or congress that had a chance to see the report now that the press conference happened and the report has been released what are your thoughts on the things that the attorney general said many of which clearly do not jibe with the report. two things first of all obviously the attorney general was doing a campaigns even for donald trump but secondly i just don't understand the logic of the press conference at all because an hour later we have the report and we can see that most of what he said or much of what he said was at least more complicated and often just wrong and so i don't know what the audie

steps are right that will be the final word thank you to all of our guests joe watkins and claire finkelstein both in philadelphia and clyde wilcox right here and doha with us i'm sure they'll be plenty more to talk about on this thank you for watching as well you can see the program again any time visit our website al-jazeera dot com for the discussion got our facebook page facebook dot com for slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle s at a.j. and side story for me richelle carey in the entire tape i found out. the official story is unfair and unfair we all feel already i don't care about the official story what has the media been telling join me there the house and off front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories and big issues here and i'll just. the place where decision makers opinion leaders and journalists come together every year. for honest conversations on global affairs and the future of the arab region. the thirty al-jazeera foot. in a region full of contradictory agendas and deepening dec

law and i'm sure will be hotly debated and contested in swedish courts ok time to bring in clear finkelstein in philadelphia for the us perspective i like what we're doing here actually which is laying out all the facts without getting into the subject of stuff just yet clear let's talk about the indictment which the us has got and i note that it is very carefully. britain has not been charged with publishing government secrets which would be usually the big headline he has been charged with committing unlawful computer intrusion explain this one to us face that's correct so it's not quite espionage and it's not as civilly just receiving stolen government documents and classified documents and disseminating them which would be a problem if he is indeed to be considered a journalist because it would be protected activity under the first amendment is something in between which is basically computer hacking and he's accused of doing this as part of a conspiracy with them bradley manning now chelsea manning who clearly violated the law and she would be the principal and of course he would be an

and now i'd like to introduce without further ado, it's my great pleasure to welcome jimmy finkelstein, chairman and owner of the hill. jimmy, please. [applause] >> so it is my honor now to introduce the secretary of state, secretary pompeo most of you know that the secretary ses number one at west point. he was, served with distinction in the army. he graduated from harvard law school and served on the "harvard law review." he worked for williams and caudally, one of the great law firms in america, and most of you in the press here probably are represented by bob barnett who is also hillary's sparring partner. he was a successful businessman. he ran for, he was a congressperson for three terms head of the cia, and the state department. anyone of us would be proud up one of those jobs. he had them all, so he's quite amazing. perhaps no one in history has been more prepared for the dangers and opportunities that our country faces. again, we're honored to have senator pompeo today, and a going to hand him over to bob cusack, our esteemed editor. rob and mr. secretary, welcome. [applause]

wilcox professor of government at georgetown university and again from philadelphia on skype claire finkelstein professor of law at the university of pennsylvania law school welcome to the program all of you clyde i'm going to start with you because we began this discussion yesterday right before the press conference when you joined me here on al-jazeera and you had some concerns going into the press conference for a number of reasons even the fact that there was a press conference before reporters or congress that had a chance to see the report now that the press conference happened and the report has been released what are your thoughts on the things that the attorney general said many of which clearly do not jibe with the report. two things first of all obviously the attorney general was doing a campaigns even for donald trump but secondly i just don't understand the logic of the press conference at all because an hour later we have the report and we can see that most of what he said or much of what he said was at least more complicated and often just wrong and so i don't know what the audie

john demos is the assistant of national security and claire finkelstein, i can't read my handwriting, the professor of law at the university of pennsylvania law school and founder of the center for ethics and rule of law. rob killed her is chairer is ca rob killed her is chairer is n covington. we are going to have a conversation here today. will be a conversation appear and it will be a conversation with you. there's a lot to talk about and nobody is giving a presentation so if something has been left out keep it in mind and we will come back to it. farah has been in the news a great deal yesterday for a whole variety of reasons and doubtless will remain in the news but for those who are less familiar with this was a law passed in 1938. we have some of the epidemics printed in tiny print on the wall for you to look at but it is a longer piece of legislation. i would like to start with the general, the most general questions about this. is it you're feeling this is a law that needs updating? the needs modernization? we are in a totally different world than the world we contemplated th