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directed a political appointee to run errands and chair of the foreign affairs committee told "the washington post" the inspector general's office was investigating at my request trump's phony decoloration, of an emergency to send weapons to saudi arabia. this as a way of getting around congressional obstacles. the president today acted like he didn't know why linick was fired. he said pompeo told him to get rid of him so he did. democrats aren't buying it. they have an open investigation into an illegal act of retaliation. joining me to talk about this, david graham staff writer at "the atlantic." who has a piece out on this. you make the case, david, that the i.g.s are an important institution and this is extremely grave what is going on here. what's your case? >> we've seen the erosion of judicial controls and legislative controls. administration has stone walled congress and said congress doesn't have the right to do things, request documents and instructed the impeachment investigation and said the courts cannot adjudicate because it's congress' case. the last line of defense here is the inspector general and make reports t

foreign policy change since president took office of what should have been done differently and with the next presidential elections in november will ambassador power pursue a new political role in washington the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power talks to al jazeera. ambassador samantha power former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start from having read your recent memoir and ask you to rewind to november 26th in you still the u.s. ambassador it was election night you had a party for all the female passengers of the u.n. you invited them to your then residence the top of the waldorf a story a hotel to celebrate i think what you thought was going to be the election of a president clinton can i ask you a forts on that night and now how things stand in the world after 3 and a half nearly 4 years of a trumpet ministration well james it was a great night we started off assuming that america would be electing its 1st female president that would have profound effects the tension for what's impossible all around the world as america leads as a very powerful country no matter what it does a good or bad and instead here was the electio

washington. several pro-democracy legislators have come out saying this could be the end of hong kong as we know it. the china foreign ministry office says a new security law for the city will only impact a small number of resident and for everyone else, "there is absolutely no need to panic." to assuretrying investors they would not be affected. it is the backdrop of the course of strengthening government rhetoric coming from beijing. pro-democracy leaders fear it will limit their rights. interesting that you highlight china's attempt to downplay the impact on hong kong of this legislation because certainly what china doesn't seem to have downplayed over the weekend, looking at the comments from the foreign minister, is the increasing tensions with the u.s. what have we heard on the escalation of the war of words? mentioned -- we did mentioned earlier that the foreign minister said it was increasing tensions near a cold war. more importantly, not harming the interest of the people in the u.s. you have businesses involved. you have the u.s. department of commerce on saturday expanding , adding 33ties lists countries and entities. it