welcome back i'm still with forma and i 5 agent with a column ok what is the force research unit you are their assets i don't know what they paid you if you tell who they paid you what exactly is the force research unit there have been submissions to the united nations about it as a death squad the 1st assertion that was. a team of people that worked very early on the growing behind the backs of the british army. and that surely it was so it was set up to gather information and to run agents. to infiltrate even the e.v.f. until only agents and gather intelligence but as time went on agents that's where workin for the 1st were volunteers were going to cost the confirmation positions. they were all the agents and the same units so no we had to be agents both men both free and former. inevitably what happened was one started to kill the old. which sounds crazy but it did happen and eventually we get the steak knife. it was also a free agent and he is know now i understand freddie's scupper teachy steak knife denies it well of course you would. he saved your life though they'll never get

their assets i don't know what they paid you if you tell who they paid you what exactly is the force research unit there have been submissions to the united nations about it as a death squad. the force of search in that was. a team of people that worked very early on the growing behind the backs of the british army no initially it was thought it was set up to gather information and to run agents g.e. and for trade theory to infiltrate even the e.v.f. and their own agents and gather intelligence but as time went on agents that were working for the fruit who were volunteers were maybe caught in compromising positions. there were all the agents in the same unit so no we had to be agents both both for informers on inevitably what happened was one star of the kill the other was science crazy but it did happen and eventually we get the steak knife. it was also a free agent and he is know now i understand freddie's scupper teachy steak knife denies it well of course you would. he saved your life oh they'll never get going to say there's no they'll never get him and the court because the minister of defen

you do should be of the armed forces become a guest of a journalist and senior research fellow at the center for middle east studies. amid heightened tensions between united states and iran activists in london the been holding an antiwar rally organized by the stop the war coalition and the campaign for nuclear disarmament demonstrators denounced strong trumps recent military actions in the middle east as an act of war and march through the streets of london converging on trafalgar square among the slogans on placards seen there no to nato no to trumpet no to war on the earlier activists were addressed by labor party leader jeremy corbett a rival demo in support of trump's actions was also held nearby. the us states had a hard time defending washington's decision to assassinate iran's top general in a news conference month pompei of struggle to explain what the imminent threat was allegedly posed by general sort of money as the state department chief was grilled by journalists killer morgan has details. things got quite on easy at the press conference where we saw mike pomp a.o. the u.s. secretary of state's speaking alongside steve the new sion the secre

at flight global and a full of royal air force pilot in dorset in the south of england on skype we've got just him bronc he's a research fellow at the royal united services institute he specializes in air power and technology and washington d.c. we have jarrett blanc of all the state department official who served as deputy lead coordinator for implementation of the j. c.p.s. also known of course as the iran nuclear deal welcome to your david kennesaw with you at this particular juncture what is the most important what is the most pressing question that needs to be answered. we want to know why this aircraft came down it's been clear right from the start before specific allegations about missile rework were brought up it was very very clear still is that that aircraft. suffered a very very sudden problem and it was so all embracing that the pilot didn't have time or didn't have the capacity to put out an emergency call so if their craft was only airborne for a total of about 6 minutes something happened that was extremely dramatic and made the aircraft uncontrollable and then the aircraft crashed. it has been in my mind right from the start beca

force its. about now to our top story the killing of custom sort of money by the united states we spoke to roger shanahan a research fellow at the institute for international policy and he says his death is likely to bring a political upheaval to iraq. trump foreign policy in the middle east it's relatively incoherent and reactionary rather than the result of well thought out strategic intent but i think what we're saying in terms of military sponsors in the short term is a change in the rules of the game and we saw that after the death of the u.s. military contractor. against the attack on the attack against the u.s. and iraq and we saw a quite distortion response from the u.s. talking 5 militia targets killing up to 30 people in police of iranians and now we say this response as well so i don't think that we can i did use a long term strategic change other than there's a change to the rules of the guy in the stand up to train the u.s. and iran yes i mean it you know i doubt that you can do something of this magnitude next day. you know the playing field to study the same i think for the next few weeks and perhaps

to occur, in the 20th century unites his public investment was a driving force behind innovation that increase efficiency, a u.s. public investment in agriculture research and development has decreased steadily since 2002, being surpassed by china, actually in 2008 and i think our witnesses for being here today to share the challenges and opportunities, reverse the draft, and make, smart wise investments, i think all of you, are all, here great collaboration this, committee trying to find ways to reduce, barriers it spur innovation, in a private sector, public sector, and research institutions and universities as well there's tremendous work going, on if you go recognize, that known to be helpful in reducing the hurdles of barriers, so i would like to ask unanimous, consent the numbers of five legislative, days tissue statements supporting which are as to the, record and if there's no further business to calm before the committee, you are adjourned. >> how do on she spends washington journal, live every, day with news and policy issues that impact, you, coming up this morning, texas republican michael burqas joins us to discuss the future health care. t