joining us to discuss this important topic today is two of cato scholars gene healy and john glaser. gene healy is a vice president at the cato institute whose research interests include executive power and the role of the presidency. gene is the author of several books, including the cult of the presidency, america's dangerous devotion to executive power. and he has appeared on numerous television and radio programs, including pbs news hour with jim layer, and npr talk of the nation, and writings has appeared in the l.a. times, new york times, chicago tribune and others throughout the country. 408ds a bachelor's degree from georgetown and j.d. from the university of chicago. gene glaser is the director of foreign studies. his research interests include grand study, basing posture, u.s. foreign policy in the middle east, and rise of china and international politics. >> john has appeared on numerous television and radio programs and has written for the "new york times" t "washington post," l.a. times, foreign affairs, and the national interests, among others. john earned a b.a. in pol

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patrick healy, explain how the president is using this as a bargaining chip. republicans control the senate and the house. why does the president need to use this as a way to force democrats to pay for his wall? why can't republicans just give him his wall? let's set aside for a moment the brutality of using kids as a political bargaining chip, but on the issue of the immigration bill why does he feel the need to force democrats in this way? >> sure, jim. i remember during the campaign president trump, candidate trump said to me a couple of times the one thing i have to deliver on for republican voters is the wall. i am sort of done politically in terms of the future if i can't get the wall done. and the reality is over the last year and a half he has been preoccupied with the fact that republicans and democrats, not just democrats, but republicans have had real concerns about the conception of the giant border wall of how it could be made. this is something that has stayed with president trump that has clearly bothered him that he cannot deliver on this wall.

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representative healy saying that the u.s. has a separate resolution that they want the united nation to took such a condemn hamas that's what they are putting together let's listen in to what nikki haley. or not this vote will tell the story and. more than. a statement. the reason i show you first look to the vote the draft resolution contained in document s. last twenty eighteen slash five sixteen submitted by kuwait. the of those in favor of the draft resolution contained in document twenty eight slice five sixteen please raise their hand. those against. those against. those do not abstentions. the results of the voting are as follows. ten votes in favor of new rules one vote against you and four abstentions. are going on. with the draft resolution has not been adopted owing to the negative vote of a permanent member of this council. i now give the floor to those members of the council who wish to make statements after the vote. i give the floor to the distinguished representative of kuwait to cannot. thank you mr president

fran healy, the lead singer of travis, said he couldn't believe what he was seeing and called the situationughan, known for his role in the series 0utlander, told glasgow to stay safe. the artist alison watt simply said her "heart is breaking". the comedian, gavin mitchell, believes that the fire is worse than last time, and said he could "hear the structure giving way". the actor and musician tom urie called the fire "heartbreaking". and comedian susan calman says she is thinking of "staff, students, alumni and the wonderful emergency services who, as always, fought to save such a treasure". a mother seeking permission to use cannabis oil to treat her sick son has said he is in a life threatening condition. 12—year—old billy caldwell who has been at the centre of a dispute over the use of cannabis to treat his epilepsy has been admitted to hospital, suffering from seizures. his mother, charlotte, says her son could die unless he receives cannabis oil. she travelled to canada to obtain more of the drug — which is illegal in the uk — but the supply was confiscated when she arrived at heathro

happening truly on the gaza strip but a lot of times these deaths in fact i think that ambassador healy referred to this in her remarks a lot of times these deaths of these palestinians are actually because they're using civilians as human shields and a lot of times in fact almost all the time the violence is actually initiated by hamas certainly not by israel having been in israel recently i can tell you i was very surprised to learn that there are hospitals for example right on the borders right on enemy borders where israel takes in treats in many cases save a lot saves lives and then returns those in acting violence against them back to their countries there's a massive charitable effort on the part of israel to. spread kindness and to do the right thing so i'm surprised that this isn't more well known among international ranks and of course in the u.s. so you mentioned hamas and the position very new also we clearly know the united states side we clearly know the israeli side we know the palestinian side do you see any prospect for the border standoff between israel and gaza actual

winners and they should be all good so i didn't even make the cup this time but twenty two year old healy and. i complain a few different positions i think that's one of the things in my favor otherwise i'm used to playing high tempo football i'd say that basically is a matter of being able to adapt fairly well to the national teams current playing style and philosophy but i don't call peak physical condition unwavering team spirit underage and this will to win in germany team that all has to be combined with a distinct creative flair. as. well by nature if i'm not enjoying my football i just come play my best once you realise the importance of that fun factor you can really just start pushing the boundaries of. fun fact up front in twenty fourteen miroslav klose that became the top school right in world cup history west germany's nine hundred ninety winners had rudi for that said to full words but all comparisons begin and end with gad leading the line for the class of seventy four. being compared to get melissa something else again it's great to hear but at the same time it puts you und

for the dismantling of what she says is a system of discrimination against training of muslims yang healy told the un human rights council the rangar should have their rights to citizenship and property was stored in muslim basket called for her to be replaced. the rain in northern thailand has hampered the search for a football team missing for four days in the flooded cave but briscoe has remained optimistic the teenagers are alive because of the cave explorers have been found in the past when floodwaters receded. cats are taking in the united arab emirates to the un's international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights the case was prompted by the blockade of cattle by four countries which is now into its second year. prince william the second in line to the british throne has met the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank is part of the first ever official visit by a u.k. royal to the region the prince met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in west jerusalem on chews day the british monarchy has historically avoided involvement in the isr

fran healy said he couldn't believe what he was seeing and called the situation so, so sad.eughan told glasgow to stay safe. the artist alison watt said her heart is breaking. the comedian gavin mitchell believes it is worse than last time. the actor and musician tom urie called it heartbreaking and susan calman says she is thinking of staff, students and the wonderful emergency services who fought to save such a treasure. iamjoined by who fought to save such a treasure. i am joined by alison watt. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. you are a former student at the school, what is it like to see it damaged so extensively like this? school, what is it like to see it damaged so extensively like this7m is so difficult to watch the footage, because i first heard about the fire last night about 1130 and i started watching it, and, i actually had to stop watching the live footage because it was too painful. it is completely devastating to see the art school ravaged in that way by fire. clearly means a great deal to you. what does it mean to people within the artistic communi

fran healy, the lead singer of travis, said he couldn't believe what he was seeing and called the situationctor, sam heughan, known for his role in the series 0utlander, told glasgow to stay safe. the artist alison watt simply said her "heart is breaking". the comedian, gavin mitchell, believes that the fire is worse than last time, and said he could "hear the structure giving way". the actor and musician tom urie called the fire "heartbreaking". and comedian susan calman says she is thinking of "staff, students, alumni and the wonderful emergency services who, as always, fought to save such a treasure". let's talk to lachlan goudie, a scottish artist and tv presenter. he recently did a documentary on bbc two in scotland about rennie mackintosh's legacy, and filmed on the scaffolding of the glasgow school of art just a few weeks ago. r, thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news, you must be devastated at what happen has happened. definitely devastated but horrified. i know for many people who might not be fa my opinion wrar with this building —— familiar, they might think it is not

leads to conic and also sight along sections and at the moment the system of cure i'm dr elizabeth healy in the u.k. to see how groundbreaking developments in gene therapy could one day transform the lives of people living with genetic disorders. that may help out on the left but not mary bond on a is sixteen years old and was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at the age of one. american tell me from your perspective what is your day like living with cystic fibrosis. aaron when i asked that i guess op take my interview arises off eyes. and then harass again my x. tears. and asked so you know what now you guys are failing. and they're nasty to my physio if i do spiral a.j. and they're going to go out and just plain that helping me. and then after that ask to do another not be lies well. there are still more positives. and then yeah i will need space for city of about now so i learned. an hour a night. when mary was first diagnosed doctors thought she would only live until the age before. my decision i was dazed and not ready until marriage or. unknown house to turn around i thought i'd take

healy's measure was a kind of invent you know becky we had no money so i for a while those bankrolling what they were doing i was breaking mcneely and sometimes and fucking only to new york for various they you know and i was making fights for peter so i mean i knew them very well i was very involved in what's going on so i bring if you don't have to help or a famous office can structure a process and we work out a deal for me only to be tyson's first part which is a completely win win situation for everybody i'm just happy to be here and by any means the state me me me of the other keeps going me i'm going through a major fight thank you and if we have to go and thank you. i get a phone call from a guy whose voice i recognize but not not somebody who really know but you know he said look somebody. thought i should give you a call to let you know. that a better made. that the fight wouldn't. i'm trying to remember how he described i think he told me the fight won't go it's not going to go ninety seconds it was you know it was a million dollar bet and the fights not going to go ninety s

fran healy said he could not believe what he was seeing. stay safe. the artist alison watts simply set her heart is breaking. the comedian gavin mitchell says he believes the fire is worse than last time and said he could hear the structure giving way. the actor and musician tom urie called the fire heartbreaking. susan calman says she is thinking of staff, students, alumni icon and the wonderful emergency services who, as always, fought to save such a treasure. we're joined now by alison thewliss, mp for glasgow central. thank you very much forjoining us this morning, alison. you heard some of the real shock and feelings of affection for the building. what is your reaction to what has happened today? i absolutely echo those comments. it is absolutely devastating to lose such a building just after we thought we had managed to get it saved. so much restoration work has gone on since the last fire. so much skill and talent went into bringing it back to life again. so it is a real blow to see the damage that was done last night. mercifully the

are fighting back against america's real drug dealers this week massachusetts attorney general mara healy filed a lawsuit against purdue pharma and the sackler cartel alleging the company and its executives knowingly engaged in the unconscionable scheme to mislead doctors and consumers about the deadly dangers of its opioids so will this be the turning point where they real drug dealers in america are privately brought to heel let's find out as we start watching the hawks. with the. with. the bottom. like you know that i got. to. welcome the watching the hawks i am i robot for joining us today to discuss this a landmark lawsuit by the state of massachusetts on the real war on drugs is a man who knows a thing or two about the highs and lows of the u.s. legal system one lion-el of lionel media always a pleasure. thank you sir so lot on we see other you know we've seen others a state attorney general's take similar action against big pharma in the past what makes this lawsuit against purdue pharma by the attorney general massachusetts so so unique. what is going after the actual family membe

healy, who holds a bachelors degree from georgetown university. and jean glaser, the director for policy studies. he has appeared on numerous television and radio programs, and has written for the new york times, washington post, l.a. times, among others. ba in political science from the university of massachusetts, amherst. begin with remarks. there will be plenty of time for questions at the end, so please hold those until after the discussion is completed. with that, we turn things over to gene. >> thank you, jeff. thank you all for being here. as jeff noted, we are in the about of a renewed debate what role, if any, that congress should play in the choice between war and peace. it is the most fundamental decision any government can make, and one at that our constitution entrusts to congress. but, for nearly 17 years now, that choice has been left to the executive branch. as a result, the united states has been almost constantly at war. in president obama's last year alone, u.s. forces dropped nearly 26,000 bombs on seven countries. he is the o

last night and they win five more with the three run shot of emilio, the guy that the a's traded ryon healyeal. look for highlights? how about stephen going deep, three run shot, fourth and the guy shows up every night in the highlight reel. crushed davi twmore runs, they lot of difference. but he has number 18 and 19 as you see the final, 13-5. >>> i don't get the giants, they beat washington 2-3 over the weekend, played the marlins and they lost three straight. the marlins one of them are -- one of the worst teams basell first inning they get ou rolling, andrew mccutchen who is starting to hit like you knew he would, the seventh 2-0. the marlins come back getting lewis with the shot up the middle. brandon crawford not sit down, one run comes in but they get greedy and brandon with a great arm guns out cameron no problem. 7th inning, giants take the lead, two out single and they lead 4-3. buster posey scores his second run of the night. it is tied in the ninth and the ever dramatic anti-climatic fly to win off the bat of brian henderson. strickland came in on relief and there is the walk u

anytime you have a runoff that means someone did not get a majority or governor haley and ambassador healy 48% or 49% in the primary when she was running and of course i do have a runoff. i am proud of vice president penn when he was here. the people of south carolina. >> others defending him. one place you and he really differ is on the issue of terrorist, specifically in south carolina. samsung has threatened to pull out of building their plant that had more than 1000 jobs a $380 million investment. this is your quote. i thought it was a bad decision. i told them so it went and testified that the facts unfortunately did not win the day. describe to me what conversations with president trump you think was lost in him not supporting the jobs. >> that's not right. the bad decision i thought was made by the international committee on tariffs and think was the name of it. i testified in others did as well. we thought there should be a difference because sam song was hoping to plant here. we thought that distinction in 19 other islamic countries over the years. and i'm delighted to see him go

laura coates and patrick healy. thanks to all. harry, you heard the reporting. trump allies are afraid cohen could flip at any moment. some are very afraid. one said looking at the epd of a barrel. this could be imminent. is there a deadline on him fl >> there's no deadline on him flipping, but there's a difference between whether you cooperate before inindictments or after assuming he is to be indicted. to cooperate before red better inindictmeninindictmendictment. it's a little less stressful than being indicted. having to be arain raigned. so if we assume that the government had evidence to get the search warrant, we can assume they had enough to p indict thim hill. >> imminent would be ir. >> yeah, conceivably, the next four to six wee maybe. >> so what cohen is clearly afraid here, he's sources telling cnn he's fully aware. at this point, that he could be. when you're facinhat he's facing, there's reason for team trump to be worried he could flip. the guy is his long time partner is cooperating to avoid 100-year possibl prison term. there's real risk. >> wh

she was called funde because that a somewhat healy -- somewhat he he swahila word ask that is someonedown stories from generation to generation, and everybody i know who knew her, calls her miss baker. nobody calls her ella. gene fairfax is someone who is little known. she again worked for the major civil rights organizations of the time, but she also worked for the american friends service committee, and the around wanted to point her out, that in prince edward county, virginia, which is in southern virginia, when the schools were supposedly desegue great gaited the refuses to segregate their schools and closed their public schools for five years, which minute that the black children had no schools to go to, but they set up private academies with public funds for the white children. gene fairfax was -- did outplacement. she came and she sent children to places -- thank you imagine you're 15, 16, 17, about to graduate or go to high school and you have to go far away from your family to pursue your education. but she sent these children to safe havens and around the country i meet peop

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panel, joining suswhite house reporter and cnn analyst and "new york times" political editor patrick healy and senior writer and editor harry enton. this claim from giuliani that the president could shoot james comb and not be indicted is similae have heard from prest trump himself as a candidate. let's listen. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? >> reporter: who do you think giuliani is really making thisa? >> i think what this is all about, ana, is a series of arguments that the president's legal team is making because they cannot afford for the president to go befor special counsel rert mueller and give an interview because there are clearly going to be doubts about whether he'll be truthful during that testimony and that would lead him into all sorts of political problems, legal problems and the idea that he could obstruct justice. the question of whether a prident could be indicted, a sitting president has never really been answered completely just because it's never really come up, so it's -- it's the litigation hasn

thank formally my colleague mulright for her remarks and her leadership and also to attorney general healy for that invigorating conversation -- which i agree, mark, could go on and on. and you hope to keep talking to you as you keep doing an excellent job not only for massachusetts but for the country! now, i have to confess being here has felt a little bit like an episode of that old tv show "this is your life." but today's conversation could not have come at a more important moment. transformation of our economy, our politics, and our culture is happening in realtime. i recently reread those really famous lines from charles dickens in "a tale of two cities," but i hadn't focused on them in quite a number of years. just remember how it went. it was the best of times. it was the worst of times. it was the age of wisdom. it was the age of foolishness. it was the epoch of belief. it was the epoch of incredulity. it was the season of light. it was the season of darkness. it was the spring of hope. it was the winter of despair. dickens was obviously writing about the years leading up to the f

leads to conic and also cite a long sections and at the moment the system of cure i'm dr elizabeth healy in the u.k. to see how groundbreaking developments in gene therapy could one day transform the lives of people living with genetic disorders. that may help out on the left but not mary bond on a is sixteen years old and was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at the age of one. america tell me from your perspective what is your day like living with cystic fibrosis. erin when i asked her i guess op take my interview arises off eyes. and then you're sitting in my inbox tears. and i asked you i know you guys are failing. and they're nasty game i figured. i gave you a spiral a day and now i'm going to go out and just playing for help in the rain. and then after that ask to do another nebulizer. there are still more positives. and then yeah i will need space oh so you have zero now so learn. an hour a night. but mary was first diagnosed up to stuart she would only live until the age before. i decided i was dazed and not ready until marriage or. unknown house to turn around i thought i'd like th

for the dismantling of what she says is a system of discrimination against religion muslims young healy told the un human rights council that region just should have their rights to citizenship and property restored in response the main mara basta called for her to be replaced we remain committed to continue to work with the mandate of the special reporter but the people of myanmar considered that it would no longer be productive to continue to extend corporation with the current special reporter because of her leg off objectivity and noncompliance with the code of conduct as such we have requested the counsel for the replacement of her for the reason spent above after listening attentively to her assessment we reaffirm our position assessment lexx the value of an independent reporter which valens impartiality and a call receipt. for some analysis we spoke to matthew smith co-founder and chief executive officer of something called fortify rights it's a human rights organization specializing in southeast asia and he told us actually it's china which is preventing the un security council

they told ambassador healy, they had 50 sites of concern, they had two or 300 sites of interest. they've not visited all those sites. they have not visited any sites that have been named in the nuclear archive that were recently discovered and unknown to the iaea. and probably western intelligence. there are many sites they have not visited, they pulled their punches, and now it's time that they stopped. >> is there anything on the verification front that the other four, doctor walsh, we had a chance to talk, anything anybody else would like to add? improvements that need to be made? >> one is that it's not true that the jcpoa was fully verified. a lot of these things happen behind the scenes. the iaea doesn't tell the whole story, one of the issues is in section t, which is a ban on nuclear weapons development activities. that is still not verified. there are conditions in there that involve equipment, that is known to exist in iran. additional equipment has been identified in the nuclear archive that is subject to section t, it should be declared by iran, subject to joint commi

climbedices in new york the most in more than a week as opec ministers worked behind closed doors to healyts. u.s. data showed crude inventories falling last week by more than double the average estimate. opec prepares to meet in vienna friday, the saudi and iranian energy ministers indicated they are moving closer to agreement on the state of supply caps. >> we are converging towards a good [indiscernible] not only the stakeholders in the oil industry, countries and companies but also our consumers. jenna: global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you.s here's a look at the morning this so far. pretty mixed, we see south korea losing steam this morning. let's get the latest with sophie kamaruddin. sophie: stocks are losing steam, joining japan, the kospi up -- off .4%. this was sparked by moody's upgrading of the credit rating in the first time in 13 years. that could help lift the mood for -- mood for chip stocks. see good demand continuing thanks to demand from cust

. >> and our friend laura healy on the list. how expansive -- >> yes.t more than you. >> yeah, my features team. we paid attention. we paid attention to women who have spoken up not just for us but others. and keeping checks and balances of the government. somebody like tammy duckworth. sitting on the floor and had a baby in the office. took her baby to work. we had the ogs, the gloria steinem s. and oprah winfrey as well. and alexandria will be on there. >> let's talk about who you called the warrior, monica lewins lewinsky. >> yes. >> she has been impressive in the years but found her voice. >> she found her voice. if you haven't seen it you must, it was three years ago. she was patient. and if that would have happened six months earlier this wouldn't have been heard. the nexus of the internet bullying her, the tabloids. how she got through that period and let alone how she's g through that with grace and wisdom and occasional humor. i'm friendly with monica, i've known her for a few years. i've noticed in her social, she's been more deft, sort of sho