this is the verdict of the huff post.ernment have been saying, look, if you are a developer and you get land and you get planning permission, build a house on it, rather than sit on it, waiting for the land prices to go up. umaga yes, there is a lot of intent from the government. i suppose the question is, and there have been lots of statement of intent from various governments over quite a long period now i think. some of them have not come to deliver a great deal in the way of large and as an extra houses. that is obviously the allegation here. the point you make there that taking back houses, land, that has not been built on, some of the developers have questioned this and have said there is not undeveloped land they are just sitting on. on the other hand it is clearly potentially a problem, so that could help. i think the other thing that is always missing from this debate personally is if you are talking about house prices, which is often what is talked about, and affordability, just building more homes on its own do

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virtually universal hardly anyone says anything about it just yesterday huff post chloe angel braggedpts or rejects writers based on their skin color rather than on what they write. angel tweeted this month two of huffp.o. opinion goal less than 50% white authors, check, asian representation exceeds asian population, check. more transand nonbinary authors, check. but i want to do better. chloe wants to do better. larry elder is a radio host and wise man appeared joins us tonight. larry, i didn't think that people were supposed to talk this way and i didn't think anyone wanted to live in a country where you are judged exclusively on factors you can't control. how did we get here? >> well, that's a good question because i thought the goal was a colorblind society where people were evaluated on the content of their character not the content of skin. i guess that's not the case when it comes to the left. >> the woman who said they met all diversity goals i understand she is a white female. does that mean she is willing to step down better qualified or uniquely qualified woman of color? >>

universal by now, though hardly anyone ever says anything about it just yesterday, chloe angel, huff posts or rejects writers based their skin color rather than what they write. she tweeted this. our goals for this month were less thann 50% white authors, check, asian representation that maxes or exceeds the u.s. population, check. trans and nonbinary authors, check, but i want to do better. chloe wants to do better. larry elders radio hostla and we man and he joins us tonight. i didn't think that people were supposed to talk this way. i didn't think anyone wanted to live in a country where you're judged exclusively on factors you can't control.n' how did we get here? >> that's a good question, because i thought the get was the p color-blind society that people were based on the content of their character not the color of their skin. i guess that's not the case when it comes to the left. this woman who t said they met l their diversity goals, i understand she's a white female. does that mean she's willing to step down for a better qualified woman of color? >> it's never the case. the peop

or iraq or afghanistan primarily in the years twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen white people who huff post an unparalleled challenge to our country. so an unparalleled challenge michelle as she talked for about at least fifteen minutes about migration and how it is affected the country as well what policies are we going to see here from the chancellor going forward domestically but also in foreign policy because she also said especially when it comes to bagration foreign and domestic policy cannot be separated. yes absolutely i mean let me just start with the numbers part of this coalition deal is that an absolute maximum of two hundred twenty thousand migrants under saddam seekers could come into germany per year this is something that is for the first time and laid down and it really is pretty much in breach of her insistence previously that there would be no upper limit that to fact a new exists without any kind of answer what would happen with the first past person past that self-imposed limit that she kept dipping in and out of the migration issue when she was talking about social coh

lydia, huff post editor in chief. under secretary of state for public diplomacy, msnbc analyst. let me start with my legal questions before i turn to the other side of the story with heilman and others. this idea that sarah huckabee sanders tried to advance in the briefing that some case had been won, what is she talking about? >> she seems to be referring to the fact that there is an arbitration clause in this agreement which means if you believe these parties came to this agreement, that rather than going to open court -- >> which agreement, the nondisclosure agreement that she wouldn't talk? she was paid for her silence, is that the agreement? >> that would be the agreement she would seem to be referencing and there is an arbitration provision. all that would mean is instead of going to open court, you go to a private proceeding. that is something the parties can agree to. we haven't been able to ferret out what victory they say they got. >> what the lawyers seem to be saying to savannah guthrie this morning was absent donald trump's signature -- he was operating under a pseu