i claim that these statements are demagogic and i claim that it is time for anyone who is going to speak publicly, to think twice on his words. and any words he thinks might be used, even misinterpreted to be a ticket or admission to go out and take the law into his own hands. we better think twice. >> governor, you have talked about the student protest. where would you draw the line on student protests in the country? -- on our campuses? governor reagan: we have in this country, a built-in system for dissent. this is what we mean by freedom of speech, freedom of assembly. we have a right to try to persuade our fellow citizens and our elected officials. but i think the dissent must stop short of interfering with the rights of other individuals. when a group takes over the administration building and other buildings of a campus, when they interfere with the orderly processes of the administration, when they forced the cancellation of classes and studies on the part of the majority who happens to disagree with them. when they attempt by force to prevent recruiters from various industrial f

i. claim told him here though it. could put him out of his misery i mean he lived or you lay down there with it so he threatened mark and. so you grabbed a pillow stuck the gun and it looked rather have a pillow. darnell or mark. but i know there was a pillow cause he fired shots in the pillow so they put the pin on the head just on the back of his hand someplace else and then they shot him mark that this man with what gun twenty two or over kids can. i said all three of my guns. and you want to anyone who didn't have your stuff. but if all three have a gun why would they go to that creek because clinton says so if they all have a gun you would have to ask them doesn't make any sense to me. that you would prefer. big drug. here's the problem and this is the thing about texas law. there's what's called the law parties now i wasn't indicted as the primary shooter i was tried as a primary shooter i hit all these people they had guns hostage you know or force them all to do everything everybody's got a gun but the person t

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are preposterous i think especially that there's no independent verification of the claims i mean we do not have people on site who can verify what is going on the source is very suspect this so-called wife had a mix of the creation of british military intelligence officer james lomas oreo and it has been financed heavily by the us state department and other u.s. agency not agencies not to mention the u.k. and other sources including qatar for example so the people making the claims are not even credible they do not have the credibility to make such claims especially that they are known supporters of terrorist groups who are the us government or the nato or western governments the u.k. france you name it they are very upset that the syrian arab army is making such progress and they are making this up on one hand to to cover up any potential strikes against the syrian arab army on the other hand to diminish this starts all of the syrian arab army as a victorious army regaining its land and regaining territory from terrorists that feel it's ok dr we're going to have to leave it

i claimed. he had to leave california because there's no jobs why is there no jobs there's too many mexicans makes kids who do the same job i was doing for half of the price. you know how many donuts oh. wow. i've done more. big orders twenty four dozen. have. been encouraging out of to save some money. so that he can move his family here and put a deposit first and last month's rent on an apartment he's a good father he misses a little girl you know. missing. forward. when oil reached twenty nine dollars a barrel we weren't doing anything march was a bad month but now it's suddenly picked up to forty dollars a barrel and we're busy again the companies have done so much cost cutting and efficiency that if the price goes to fifty it will be like it used to be eighty. the rig counts the number of rigs drilling new holes in the ground has gone way down from over two hundred to i think the thirty five rigs active in the block and . as time goes on without new wells being drilled and fret our one poin

i claimed. he had to leave california because there's no jobs why is there no jobs there's too many mexicans makes kids who do the same job i was doing for half of the price. you know how many donuts oh. wow. i've done more. big orders twenty four dozen or. been encouraging out of to save some money. so that he can move his family here and put a deposit first and last month's rent on an apartment is a good father he misses a little girl. mr. forward . when oil reached twenty nine dollars a barrel we weren't doing anything march was a bad month but now it's suddenly picked up to forty dollars a barrel and we're busy again companies have done so much cost cutting and efficiency that if the price goes to fifty it will be like it used to be eighty. the rig counts the number of rigs drilling new holes in the ground has gone way down from over two hundred to i think the thirty five rigs active in the block and . as time goes on without new wells being drilled and fret our one point one million barrels

i cannot drive, i cannot work, i cannot claim benefits, i cannot do i cannot drive, i cannot work, i im benefits, i cannot do anything. they took away your license and is yourjob as well? yes. what happened ? they came to me in early 2014 and asked me for id, they needed to update their records and i had been there for eight years. six months later, they said we don't need you any more, we are making you redundant. i still didn't think anything about it until they took away my driving licence in 2016. i started to put it together and i thought, this is all connected. they're saying i am an illegal immigrant. technically, you came in 1975, just after the cut—off. do you think that is why they are acting like this? i didn't know about any cut—off, i didn't know. you have the paperwork? i don't know, i came as a minor tojoin my mum, dad, sister and my brother. they were born here, my mum was a citizen and my dad had the right to remain. ijust presumed i had all that because i was leaving barbados to come and live with my family, notjust coming on holiday. you heard the home secretary, am

islamic state i claim the first two attacks in kabul and the taliban the third are these two groups likely to be coordinating their attacks. yeah you are right i mean normally that is what happened in afghanistan are like. things on the way. to a riot or for police to say i'm fortunate you know when the first attack happens of course as always in journalism and yet they have rushed to the scene to do the breaking news and breaking news though and. doesn't work more on the away end somewhere on the ground. that makes contact and which we believe that we should call it the afghan journalist because the first attack because there was you know kind of this between david and finally between the two the exclusion. of all our very amazing and brave cameramen and journalistic we call it a black hole today one of the journalists one of the victims in kabul was the sides of your face the talk show on the rise some of the boston. well here all three are hurting the last very good a soul and create today of course sean where i. was not the first and we have lost in the past those were low quality love

my witnesses and medical staff in the syrian city of doom i claim to r.t. there was no chemical attack there dad is now even being raised in the western media. also to come this hour members of the european parliament voiced their anger at the french president over the action taken against them ask this while the u.k. government faces a backlash from m.p.'s over its role in the strikes. members of this house seem to have my second foreign policy in this country the president i we talked to the producers of a documentary called in the execution is shadow who claim the us the us death penalty has racial undertone to. hello there well can you watching r.t. international this wednesday afternoon which just gone two o'clock here in moscow now we'll have some breaking developments for you first on the script poisoning case because the u.k.'s representative to. the organization tasked with investigating the case says they cannot identify the country all of. the nerve agent that was used in the attack the comments have just been made by peter wilson during a meetin

coming online that would that would hurt israel because if you notice i mean what are we doing inside of syria that we have no claims from syria we have no disputes with syria the only reason to enter syrian air space would be to take out specific targets that are threatening us so that's why i think when you say turning the blind eye maybe it's a bit more than that it's an appreciation that israel must look out for him while i agree with you that up until recently russia and israel have been able to keep it civil and even friendly but when israel launches a massive attack on the day when russia believes its main priority is to i've heard world war three from breaking out i can just tell you that this is not very good for fostering. you know goodwill even if you believe that israel has to do it didn't have to do it on dot particular day ok. i remember talking with someone with a lot of operational experience i can tell you that many times the timing of operations were such that many aspects aligned mainly the intelligence and the timing of an operation is very interesting sometimes you wait for many months and even

that's unconscionable it's even worse than what i do have parties which is testy lying that's what i claim to have five testicles just to get people to like me more it never works. except one time. but everybody was disappointed. anyway please be. nice cases all these years of lied about the whereabouts of guns putting them in suspects ands or waistbands when they were actually hidden out of sight barged into apartments and conducted searches only to testify otherwise later under oath if given first hand accounts of crimes or arrests that they did not in fact witness maybe this is why when it comes to cops vs firefighters i am so on team these guys. what a bunch of peeved cakes interested in some five testes fun fella is no understand the boat regardless i'm willing to bet that unlike police in baltimore those guys were involved in the theft of more than three hundred thousand dollars at least three kilos of cocaine forty three pounds of marijuana eight hundred grams of heroin and hundreds of thousands of dollars in watches from suspected drug dealers and civilians which sounds bad until y

>> i cannot claim i have looked into every individual case. >> could you make your 1152 point? a1a addresses the issuance of immigrant visas, not the broader question over whether somebody is allowed to enter in the first place. by 1182,overned including 1182f. the universal of people eligible to come into the country in the first place. that is based on a foreign policy national security justice. we --a distributes how determines how we distribute visas on the group that is able to come in. it applies also to places of residence. once you have that universe of eligible people, 1152a1a governs a distribute them. let's assume you disagreed with me, that would mean we would have to implement this proclamation in a slightly different way. visas,d issue immigrant but not nonimmigrant visas to people who are not able to enter. we would not have to allow anyone to enter and issue any nonimmigrant visas. the bottom line is, i think they are wrong on the case, -- on the issue. my final point has to do with my that ifs recognition the president or to say tomorrow, that he was sorry and

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i claiming that there is a robust waiver process through which you can take a waiver it's sort of takes away some of the harm with. a bit more of a sugar coating what is an outright ban and not sugar coating disappears if you actually look at what's happening on the ground to look at the radar processes only there and not impact us. the state department declined our request to interview officials at the u.s. embassy in djibouti or in washington. but while they were in djibouti we managed to catch the then secretary of state rex tillerson on a tour of five african nations it was just a few days before trump would fire him the yemen war is right next door many yemeni americans are unable to bring their children or spouses to the u.s. nearly all of them are being rejected because of the presidential proclamation what would you say to these american citizens that are being separated from their families the president has put policies in place that are designed to ensure that people coming are fully vetted it is somewhat chaotic we've all witnessed the kinds of attacks that have taken place b

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did she do that say mark i got told because you were friends i've known mark a lot longer and i don't claim. i got told investigators first to investigators i'll translate more. can i ask you a very very honest question. and i hope you're not offended but this is my common sense again speaking so i'm not attacking you and i'm not judging because i wasn't there this is what i think. i think it's really hard to believe that someone lies in court to protect his friend. and he will not lie to protect his own life. time never lied in court to protect my friend you said. that in a statement we have a statement but it was really really important it was your first statement you said clinton shot this guy. he killed him he said. nothing figured and as i figured you shoot someone in it you think they're going to . do it do you want to trace a come out true to the. well everyone says something different so. i want to show you standing the truth. a nice eighty. turn come forward really yes but the dog still there should be out of it's going to play anyway. to fight this here. no the two hit it in the s

>> i cannot claim i have looked into every individual case to make make your 1152. >> yes that addresses one thing, the issuance of immigrant pieces. it does not address the broader question whether somebody will enter personally. that is governed by 1182 so essentially 1182 for those who are eligible to come into the country in the first place often that is a foreign policy and national security judgment 1152 is one is one of the rules that governs how we distribute visa among that group that is eligible and it isn't just nationality also likely for resident so once you have that universe of eligible people it governs how you distribute. >> assume you disagree with me we just have to enter the proclamation in a slightly different way maybe the immigrant visa but not the nonimmigrant visa those were not allowed to enter we would not have to allow anyone to enter we don't have to issue that nonimmigrant visa so the bottom line is we are wrong on that case. my final point has to do with my brothers recognition if the president were to say tomorrow this that all of us would go away but the

then i claim 2.6 a week might be right. because i had sex this week with me.what happens when this tolerant, open, public conversation about sex is joined by people coming from a much more conservative tradition? germany's recently taken in more than 1 million refugees, the majority are young muslim men who arrive with very different ideas of how the sexes interact. to head off at least some of the culture clash, germans are trying to integrate the newcomers to their new home. there are language, civics courses. then there's this. carolina heina is a young sexologist and she's teaching sex ed to these refugees. >> in 2015, all these newcomers came and all the people who work with these young people were like, oh my god, now we have to handle this, it's very, very difficult topic, sexuality. they were very unsure how to handle this hot topic. and so i just started to do and try this out. and -- yeah. >> talking about this topic, it is completely new for them. what i try to do in the sessions is to get a good conversation, because it is very, very interesting fo

but again i will not take a specific videoclip and draw conclusions from that and that's why i would not claim to know exactly what happened in a specific attack i'm looking at the broader picture of what's happening in syria and when you ask me you know what is my aspiration as an israeli my aspiration is stability and peace in syria and stopping that stopping the suffering in the killing of people. so so again i'm not i'm not claiming to know exactly what is being done but do you already claim that the ada was the outside government that was behind it there's no doubt in my mind and also relying on israeli sources which i believe are more based on intelligence there's no doubt in my mind that there are tactics that are used by the assad regime which we would consider not moral and certainly they have been chemical attacks in syria and even we have to look not far back into the future and understanding that there were chemical weapons that in the agreement with the united states most of them at least were destroyed were all of them destroyed i don't know but certainly they were there and they

shuster: i rise to claim time in opposition. i thank the gentlelady for offering this amendment, but i do oppose it. this amendment would require the f.a.a. to develop a guidance system related to convection activity. the f.a.a. has resources to obtain necessary weather information for safe flight information including thunderstorm information and the f.a.a. is engaged in weather modeling development and working to deploy such capability in the future. this amendment would require significant budgetary resources from f.a.a. and noaa and the lack of details results in a vague mandate that may distract the f.a.a. and noaa. if the intent is to improve forecasting efforts, let's not distract them from those efforts. for these reasons, i urge my colleagues to oppose the amendment and i reserve the alance of my time. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it and the amendment s not agreed to. it is now in

defazio: i rise to claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. defazio: i appreciate the fact that the gentleman is representing very well his constituents' concerns. we had an earlier discussion on the floor of the aircraft noise. an amendment was adopted to have the f.a.a. study the speed of approach, which apparently can dramatically reduce, and take off, which can dramatically reduce the noise impact. i've also asked the f.a.a. to look at establishing alternate performance based navigation routes so they're not using the same route every day over the same houses and the same neighborhoods. when i first saw this amendment, i thought it was, you know, it seemed to me innocuous since it seems to follow the basic requirement in the controller 7110.65,, f.a.a. order section 651. which addresses this issue. however, we have been contacted by the national air traffic controllers union and they have expressed grave concerns that they think it may have unintended consequences. unfortunately t

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anything that is perceived as interfering intervening in this war in syria but i think we have no choice with the the claim that the israeli leadership is making is that under no circumstances can israel allow iran to stop blish its military infrastructure in syria but i think that that kind of argument doesn't sit very well neither with syria nor i think to some extent france russia and in response to . you know previous attacks on the syrian the military facilities one of your jobs has already been downed i'm talking about af sixteen's it was their first military job loss to adam a fire in many decades do you have any fears that it may not be the last because syria it seems to is taking a much more bullish view on what it has to do to protect its own sovereignty in you know in the form of pilots or maybe you think that i would be all worked up because of one downed f. sixteen absolutely not war is complicated during war you lose soldiers you lose tanks and occasionally use a plane it's just equipment no big deal especially in this case with the pilots bailed out safely in israeli territory remember also

so then i thought how will i claim this as a company and i decided it would be a tribute to the people i have worked over the years one of which was then bradley and other was a chairman at random house also the founder of human rights watch and the third was from right around the corner so with a tribute to them consider to be that value standard the fact that was my hope people sometimes wonder why we are called public affairs? that is what we do but there was a little company here in town called public affairs press. he was retired i went to see him and said i want to start a publishing company in that name appealed to me he said you can use the name without consideration or compensation. but the problem was it was called public affairs press and i thought the initials would be path that's why we didn't want to send that message we are one word. >> turning to brad, thank you for hosting us tonight, now you are at the forefront of independent bookselling dealing with publishing companies up and down the country but you didn't believe that so what do you wish you had known then before

coming online that would that would hurt israel because if you notice i mean what are we doing inside of syria again we have no claims from syria we have no disputes with syria the only reason to enter syrian air space would be to take out specific targets that are threatening us so that's why i think when you say turning the blind eye maybe it's a bit more than that it's an appreciation that israel must look out for are in a while i agree with you that top until recently russia and israel have been able to keep it civil and even friendly bad when he's really launches a massive attack on the day when russia believes its main priority is to i've heard world war three from breaking out i can just tell you that this is not very good for fostering. you know good will even if you believe that he's real have to do it didn't have to do it on dot particular day again remember talking with someone with a lot of operational experience i can tell you that many times the timing of operations were such that many aspects aligned mainly the intelligence and the timing of an operation is very interesting sometimes you wait for many

like the elixir it's a shame that our administration and our president has seen i claim it or at least put it in the background if it is personally i think ridiculous sad and something that if we as american u.s. citizens should be ashamed. believe scientists like iran hood should have presented their research more effectively to the public then president trump wouldn't have had such an easy time challenging them the ball has a solution in mind he's asking for donations to fund research in the future the results would be visible here one day at the alaska ocean center which he plans to build on this post industrial waste land in juneau it will be part research facility part marine science visitor attraction from the distributing plant bump has to raise twenty four million dollars for the project and the part that extends up on top of the building as our administration came in and policies came into effect and we saw what was happening we even even took on a broader i idea thought that was to connect with the private sector as much as we can and there is already found the first scientis