melissa: nile gardiner, thanks for coming on. appreciate your time. >> my pleasure, thank you.hiring a self-described hack to cover the white house. "the new york times" signing on glen thrush, former "politico" reporter exposed by wikileaks for colluding with the clinton campaign. thrush was caught sending clinton staffers stories for approval before they were published. guy benson and capri cafaro are back with us. guy, here is the email released through wikileaks. it was sent to john podesta, head of the clinton campaign. no worries, i have become a hack, his words, i will send the whole section pertained to you. please don't share or tell anyone i did this. uh-oh. guess what, it got out. hack was his word. >> yeah. i mean i sort of feel bad sitting here calling him a hack, you're quoting his own self-description. he has done some interesting reporting and so sort of thing, but clear from the emails and twitter feed this guy was in the tank for democrats. he is a liberal masquerading as a reporter. that doesn't mean he can't do some good reporting work but he has been totall

senator gardin? >> well, i thank you for bringing it forward. i support it and strongly urge my colleagues to support the legislation. >> anyone else? if there's no further discussion, i will enter a motion by the voice vote. >> so moved. >> second? thank you. so moved in second. all in favor say aye. opposed with that and the aye's have that. are there further amendments? hearing none, is it moved. >> so moved. >> second. thank you so much. so moved in second and that the question approved is amended and all in favor will say aye. with that the aye's have that and now we consider hr 2845 and the enhancement act of 2015 and senator gardin? >> well, i appreciate that this is before us today. i want to thank the senators kohn for introducing the compact for the international impact last year. this -- the bill passed the committee earlier and this new authority for mtv c is included in hr 2845 and so i would urge the colleagues to support the legislation. >> any other discussions? senator kahn? >> if i may thank the leadership for getting us over t

and expecting that you will give this speaker and equally enthusiastic and warm welcome, nicholas gardiner. [applause] >> thank you. the national health service is one of the uk's greatest touche and. -- great institutions. based on the core principle that we should protect and preserve. however, it would not be an understatement to say that the nhs is where of the most complicated aspect of government with so many moving parts. and the question i posed to you today is this -- what lasting change can we really make on this sprawling beast? our challenge is great in our time is short. these issues are so complex and so fraught with difficulty to implement in a year spent on this campaign the a spent just trying to get to grips with the issues that face the nhs while facing -- while making no real progress. this campaign against cuts could steer his way from the true issues of the nhs, maintaining high standards for young people to short waiting times, less bureaucracy, or greater services. our doctors and nurses are some of the best in the world. but we must ensure they are able to continue

and expecting that you will give this speaker and equally enthusiastic and warm welcome, nicholas gardiner. [applause] >> thank you. the national health service is one of the uk's greatest institutions. based on the privilege of universal health care and a core principle that we should protect and preserve. however, it would not be an understatement to say the nhs is one of the most suffocated aspects of government with so many moving parts and the question i pose to you today is this. what lasting change can we really make on the sprawling beast and while these are challenges that are great in our time is short with we have an issue that is so complex and so fraught with difficulty, a here spent on this campaign would be a here spent just trying to get grips with the issues that face the nhs. cuts could steer us away from the true issues of the nhs, maintaining high standards shorter waiting times, less bureaucracy or greater services. our doctors and nurses are some of the best in the world but we must ensure they are able to continue to deliver high-quality of service in the climate of

. >> censor gardiner we have seen strong consensus between republicans and democrats on capitol hill on this issue and strong leadership from the congress in the last administration, what are the most important priorities on north korea for the new congress? >> thank you michael for that question and thank you to the institute. the new congress has to first of all make sure that this isn't one of those forgotten issues during transition. we have seen over the past several years as issues in the middle east have rightfully taking a leading role in our foreign-policy but that doesn't mean at the same time that we can turn away from what is happening in north korea and what is happening on the korean peninsula so i think a new congress has to make sure that the new administration focuses and resurfaces policy in north korea as one of its most important foreign-policy priorities to understand that right now the concerns in south korea are significant about what the new administration is going to be continuing policies. we have to make sure the new congress reiterates our commitment to de