found the ngos and various garda government seem to have seen more problems in bulgaria than the e.u. commission the 29000 human rights report from the us state department said officials in all branches of government in bulgaria reportedly engaged in corrupt practices with impunity bribery conflict of interest elaborate embezzlement schemes on top of that you have from the un committee against torture of finding that mental institutions are forcibly administering intrusive and irreversible psychiatric treatment on their patients and that torture has become commonplace in that country how do those values fit in with the modern e.u. idea of what countries should be doing what they said they'd live up to and haven't . i know this totally right that it is not acceptable that we have circumstances like that mentioned once but. let me say it's perhaps not a complete picture of the area because the sure things have to be developed in the right direction but also other earlier had cheated us. nowhere near done. today cannot be compared with at times 203040 years ago so in all these countries

found the ngos and various garda government seem to have seen more problems in bulgaria than the e.u. commission the 2900 human rights report from the us state department said officials in all branches of government in bulgaria reportedly engaged in corrupt practices with impunity bribery conflict of interest elaborate embezzlement schemes on top of that you have from the un committee against torture of finding that mental institutions are forcibly administering intrusive and irreversible psychiatric treatment on their patients and that torture has become commonplace in that country how do those values fit in with the modern e.u. idea of what countries should be doing what they said they'd live up to and haven't . i know this totally right that it is not acceptable that we have circumstances like that mentioned once but. let me say it's perhaps not a complete picture of the area because sure things have to be developed in the right direction but also other. had to cheat in the us. nowhere near done. today cannot be compared with at times 203040 years ago so in all these countries that

found the ngos and various garda government seem to have seen more problems in bulgaria than the e.u. commission the 29000 human rights report from the us state department said officials in all branches of government in bulgaria reportedly engaged in corrupt practices with impunity bribery conflict of interest elaborate embezzlement schemes on top of that you have from the un committee against torture of finding that mental institutions are forcibly administering intrusive and irreversible psychiatric treatment on their patients and that torture has become commonplace in that country how do those values fit in with the modern e.u. idea of what countries should be doing what they said they'd live up to and haven't . i know this totally right that it is not acceptable that we have circumstances like that mentioned once but. let me say it's perhaps not a complete picture of the area because sure things have to be developed in the right direction of the other. had to cheat in the us. and we are done by the area today cannot be compared with at times 203040 years ago so all these countries

found the ngos and various garda 5 government seem to have seen more problems in bulgaria than the e.u. commission the 2900 human rights report from the us state department said officials in all branches of government in bulgaria reportedly engaged in corrupt practices with impunity bribery conflict of interest elaborate embezzlement schemes on top of that you have from the un committee against torture of finding that mental institutions are forcibly administering intrusive and irreversible psychiatric treatment on their patients and that torture has become commonplace in that country how do those values fit in with the modern e.u. idea of what countries should be doing what they said they'd live up to and haven't . i know this totally right that it is not acceptable that we have circumstances like that mentioned once but. let me say it's perhaps not a complete picture of the area because sure things have to be developed in the right direction of the other. had cheated us. and we are done. today cannot be compared with at times 203040 years ago so at all these countries have to be deve

wrecking ball to the constitution and that's why i think the chief justice should preside with other garda other issues they will set the ground rules for calling the live witnesses you know and how long the trial will continue the length of cross-examination the closing arguments including a meijer issue of when and how they will take up the question which will surely be raised by some of the republicans if there is jurisdiction to have an impeachment trial against a former president the only precedent came in 1976 when. the secretary of war resigned even before articles and pietschmann were voted in the house he made the argument that since he's not in office he's not a civil officer and therefore the senate could not try him that argument failed by a vote of 37 to 29 and the trial went forward but a secretary of force not the president and the president in senate procedure is not as binding as it is in a court decisions ok so that's what we are looking forward to the next few days as we see the details of the trial procedure to be hammered out that is true now with the senate you contro