tax policies, taxation, suspect of government but didn't universally condemn it, in san francisco governmen the same extent as friedman. >> host: what is it about friedrich hayek that he became the high priest of classical liberalism? >> guest: his virtues were several, an extraordinary literate philosopher and economist, his reading, broad areas of economics, politics, history, philosophy, psychology, he is informed by wide reading in many disciplines, if one were only and economist, he advocated that multidisciplinary approach. is great contributions are more in the realm of what might be considered philosophical economics rather than pure economic. 's ideas in areas like the division of knowledge, that knowledge is divided among all the mines of humankind, the purpose of the system is to overcome the division of knowledge, a brilliant contribution to undercut ideas of socialism or complete government control or management of an economy. hayek in his earlier work advocated a significant role for government and social welfare functions. he was more of a classical liberal earlier in his car

from bodies spiraling development costs have forced it to rely on help from the canadian governmen. but with airbus investing three hundred and fifty million dollars in the cctvs program. assembly of the canadian planes will move to the u. s. state of alabama. in hopes it can avoids the import tariff. on the assembly and a u. s.. have can resolve he should have gotten it comes at a domestic product. and therefore domestic product would net and i've d. and poor tariff apply to this. sluggish sales of the jetliner see series are on course too benefit from and buses international marketing muscle. is the c. series fits very very well with our. three to any family. and it's a it's a road because aircraft we think it's good. use for. airlines. customers that already potential customers shareholders on both sides. with what we call it a win win. and basking so majority share without spending a penny on the deal. while adding a new dimension of playing to i its portfolio. smaller more fuel efficient aircraft with huge potential for the asian and us market. the oecd has issued a stark warni

while the rest of the world was actually praising peshmerga it was once again the iraqi governmen that to the peshmerga to win this war against isis much quicker, and it was at a time where we needed financial support, when we were fighting a common enemy, that the iraqis cut the budget of kurdistan, while we were also hosting 1.8 million idps and refugees from other parts of iraq and in syria, that were in kurdistan. we were hoping the international community and especially iraq would come to our support. now the peshmerga were praised all those times, but now that they are talking about how freely and democratically they want to shape their future relationship with baghdad, we are once again coming under attack, while the international community is very absent and very silent and, in fact, their silence has emboldened both baghdad and encouraged the neighbouring countries to take harsh measures against our people. not entirely silent, are they? this was rex tillerson, who said after the referendum the fight against isis is not over, and extremist groups are seeking to exploit instabi

have been revealed by the catalonian newspaper and radio station, the party supporting the minority governmen government made a request last night declaring the proclamation of the republic. you can read more online. the white house briefing will be live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. sarah sanders meeting with reporters later today. the executive editor's of the washington post and the new york times will talk about the first amendment and trumps comments on press freedom. coming up wednesday, jeff sessions will testify at the oversight hearing at the senate judiciary coverage. hearing. it'll be on c-span.org or you can listen with the free c-span radio app. monday, on the indicators, we interviewed for cyber researchers teaching the latest cyber security techniques and artificial intelligence. >> internet of things is a big unique thing from embedded devices like phones because they are used at time asleep. we have seen some attacks where they're able to exploit webcam. >> traditionally hacking was more around building and making stuff and more recently, i think society has seen people bre

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and when such behavior emanates from the top muof our governmen it is something else.s a segment of my party that believes that anything short of complete and unquestioning loyalty to a president who belongs to my party is unacceptable and suspect. if i have been critical, it is not because i relish criticizing the behavior of the president of the united states. if i have been critical, it is because i believe it is my obligation to do so. >> and senator flake will be joining us later on in the show. >> you know, jeff flake talking about, again, this lifetime conservative who has dedicated his adult life to conservatism, conservatism the way ronald reagan saw it, conservatism the way barry goldwater saw it, the way william buckley saw it, the way russell kirk saw it. a conservative's conservative by any stretch of the imagination, a guy, willie, who actually was seen by some as being a troublemaker because he was too conservative. he was too unyielding when it came to cutting spending. i remember he sort of had a reputation in the house as being too far out there, too

abuse, find research relating to opioid abuse from all federal agencies, state local and tribal governmen governments. furthermore, the legislation would charge hhs to evaluate a myriad of issues relating to pain management, addiction, prescription guidelines, treatments and effective solutions and problems used across the country. these findings would be available on the database as well and hhs would be instructed to offer recommendations for areas of improvement. i believe that with the help of hhs this database will allow for easier access of information, funding treatments and relevant data to help to combat opioid abuse across our nation. with over 91 americans dying nationwide every day, we have run out of time to find a solution to this crisis. we need action now. >> chair wants to thank all of the members on this panel for your testimony. you are now excused and we will seek the next panel. >> mr. chairman, parliamentary inquiry. >> gentleman will state his parliamentary inquiry. >> i'm not sure that's the right terminology but i wanted to include into the record two newspaper ar