yesterday for example we had a light meal at five pm so then i just add sixteen hours to the time and i established that i can have breakfast today at nine am. that's an example of intermittent fasting every day food is only eaten say between nine. am and five pm. the rest of the time is reserved for fasting sixteen hours at nine am it's time to eat the next meal really me i feel much lighter now and i think i'm sleeping better too because i'm not so bloated in the evenings i feel more aligned. and for a few tallow. other options include the five to model you eat normally for five days of the week while on the other two days you consume just five hundred calories . but what are the benefits there haven't been that many studies on human beings but studies with mice show that intermittent fasting can prevent certain diseases if versing the early stages of diabetes for example. just in time i passed mrs intermittent fasting brings your metabolism back into balance. we found the mice are now much better at switching between metabolizing sugar and fat so the processes that normally happen after a meal t

but it's not an overnight thing- it's i establish a relationship with these people. they know they can come to me with their questions and concerns because i was one of them. i hondurunderstand how suscepti people can be even thosere who a college educated. >> if you received the t r vaccines as a child, you are fully immunized for life, and you don't need a booster shot. you only received one shot or aren't sure how many you received, the is no harm in getting a booster shot.o speak t your doctor first to see whether that is needed. when you see the outbreaks you want to make sure you're safen >>> to a inspiring storylo abou a l restauranteur. >> he's not likely to forget his roots in pakistan. manan worked hard and is the owner of sakina halal grill, blocks from the white house. he remembers what it was like to be hungry. now he will feed anyone who is hungry, whether they can pay or not. harry smith had a chance to talk with him and customers about the power of a single meal. > he's got a beautiful establishment. he's got chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. yet,

, i don't like the political establishment, i don't like the media establishment and i him tweak those people. you don't have to accept that. i don't like it. i tell the president, hey, you don't need to do that. there's no reason for you to tell these fables or these stories of the you're doing a very good job with the economy, doing a great job with the whole nato discussion is going in the right direction i think. we can pick different categories, john, by and large he's ton a great job, why do you have to tell lies? we started out probably when he was in the real estate business and that three bedroom apartment, you know, had like probably extra square footage or a window view in the bathroom. >> why is he an antiestablishment -- >> no, no. it's you talking about it and being upset about it -- >> why shouldn't i be upset about it? this isn't about me, but why shouldn't -- >> you should be. >> why shouldn't any of us be upset when he makes stuff up? >> the american people are tired of the establishment. the establishment is actually failed the american -- >> it's a f

bottom of because in mueller's own words, repeated by the attorney general william barr, can i not yet establish -- i cannot establish a crime, but i'm not exonerating the president or the president is not being exonerated. would you agree obviously that the obstruction of justice question centers on you yourself and your firing. >> at least in part. yeah, i think -- again, i don't know because i haven't seen the work, that two of the episodes that involved me according to press reports were the subject of investigation. the question and direction by the president on valentine's day of 2017 that we drop our investigation of michael flynn, and second his firing me and then telling the tv interviewer and i think the russians themselves in the oval office that he did it because of the russia investigation. i don't know where he ends up on those things. i didn't know the answer whether that was obstruction when i was director so i don't know what he's found. it appears he's found on some episodes that he investigated and it could be the ones that involved me, that there's substantial evidence that i

that's what i argue and what i think i establish and thank you for coming i cannot think of to better people to talk to about with this so thank you and let's have a conversation. [applause] a . >> megan i will let you go first. >> so many parts of this book that i loved i did not see this before publication apparently he withheld it from me but i will be my favorite passage from the book that sums it up versus the insight and the challenge to talk about in my mother's hometown of the dunkin' donuts opens up with the drive-through sending my grandfather out to get his toast and eggs and that is dying offf slowly. losing the diner over the years this would weaken the connection they say there is nothing from keeping them from getting together anyway now they could meet at a park or wherever they want because they are liberated from the need to meet at a diner. but on the more immediate needs that are coming together that is less obvious butne real needs coming together for food or drink or security degradation is not noticeable in the short run. every time i think of the observation wr

among evangelicals that is code once i establish my theocracy i will throw you in my dungeon and letou rot for eternity, dedicated public servant patriot. oh, please. mike pence would spit and pete buttigieg face and call them a replicate the same is bashing, but pete buttigieg it is responded to attacks like these as you would expect and warmly gave governor pants i love t-shirt and joined him on a fitness walk. he wrote about it on facebook if you want the unnerving details on time. to this day, he seems traumatized by his experiences with mike pence. but buttigieg told the crowd in austin "not judge my state by former governor." he accused pence social extremism. a cheerleader of the star presidency. on cn buttigieg suggested that god himself disapproves of mike pence >> my marriage has made me a better man and yes, mr. vice president it has move me closer to god and that's what i wish the mike pence as of the world would understand. if you have a problem with who i am, your quarrel is with my creator. >> tucker: i don't think that was written by consultants at all. you can imagin

once i establish that for the gun industry there were many ways in which you can imagine the gun industry because it's high-tech fisticuffs unsophisticated industry and is the most complicated mechanical object. in many ways at the time. there are lots of ripple effects in the industry. and then i started to have a glance around it, many other industries, are there similar patterns going on where we see government intervention and industries like files and so on and so forth. i got a sense of a lifetime. but the third thing you have to take seriously is the commentary of people in that time. the quaker maker who is samuel, he was very certain that what he was doing in the revolution he was witnessing and gun manufacturing was being driven by government contracts. he believes that. there are other people who are actually not. there is a massive activism against what was called old corruption in the 18th century. historians have known about this forever. people were really upset about the relationships between government personnel and politicians and contractors who are becoming really weal

established. we abide by the agreement. is our job. >> thank you very much. i will open to all of you in a second. i will ask one more question. be ready. we will be coming out to the audience. i feel like i would be remiss if i did not ask you about the mpt. they are looking forward to the 50th anniversary of the treaty, and while that should be a factratory time, it, in may not be quite smooth sailing getting through the review process. the iaea has a very important role. i would welcome both your thoughts on areas that we could how muchgthening and helping to iaea navigate the shoals ahead as we go through the review conference process. contributing a good amount of the operations of the mpt in very us areas. the level of contribution is different depending on the area. for disarmament's, we are unprepared to share the experience of implementing safeguards and verification. we will share this information. this is what we can do and what we have done in the past. this includes comprehensive andguards with us implementing the community. application ofl nuclear

but it is important to note that the facts that are now established i this report are damming -- by this report are damming. we should call from our elected the standard cannot simply be that you can do anything you like as long as you can declare at the end of the day i am not a crook. that is not the ethical standard people expect in their president. kellyanne conway clearly has not read the report, if she had, she would see the facts are not only spelled out, but spelled out in far greater detail than i have. this is coming from someone who invented alternative facts and apparently she is continue to cling to her alternate fax. we have made to requests of the special counsel. first, we made the request for the counterintelligence findings in the underlying evidence and it is very important to that the justice department has a statutory obligation to provide us with counterintelligence or foreign intelligence, so they are required to provide that have also asked for his physical testimony, we have not received a response to that yet. the president-- said he would not oppose that and we

i established a relationship with these people and they know they could come to me with questions and concerns because i was one of them. i understand how could youe taken for a ride. i know how susceptible people could be, eve those college educated. >> if you receive the two mmr vaccine as a child you are fully immunized. but if you only received one shot ore aren't sur how many you received, there is no harm in getting a booster shot. speak with your doctor to see if that is needed. >> and lyft is launching new safety and security features to protect riders. >> lyft is now planning to run continuous criminal background checks on active drivers instead of just annual rechecks. so any deliver that does not pass the screening will be barred from the company. the ride sharing company will require both a valid drir's license and an up to date photo of their face to prevent potential identity fraud. uber began continuous bkground checks last year. >>> i officer bailey now appointed anton powes an honorary police officer of the metropolitan polic>> department. love that. 13-year-old ant w

i establish a relationship with these people. ey know they can come to me with their questions and. concerns i was one of them. i understand how you can be taken for a ride, even though who are college educated. >> you can hear more about the myths surrounding vaccines and n the most com questions nurses like melody gets from patients. that's tonight at 7y0 on nightl news. >>> danger and some of our local roads. local leaders are taking new action to keep our roads safe. >>> and amelia joinss u son i want you to know something very important. not everybody can be a winner like aldi. their products have won over 400 awards for quality. kind of like cooper's solar system. but hey we did great too. not aldi great, but regular great... beat him..... lants? know what's really great? the low prices at aldi. save on select countryside creamery butter. now just $1.99 aldi. shop differentli. >> faces of shock and disbelief in paris as people watch the cathedral of notre dame burn this evening. >> firefighters are making progress as they ru

i think it's more a year. of. the american establishment to get a strong wish. that prosecutor better well deborah is doing because what they are putting pressure on her is to give mark dot dot about how she was contacted we expand it here at that point he made bob meet the dot dot he or she call it that and so on and so on so i see these as lot of be ongoing getting stronger and stronger campaign against weekly and i think when people talk about liberal freedoms and so on and so on really and it's almost make it make many mistakes but he's great in mark even the contribution needs to make us aware of the extend the week we don't know that many people are late that and so on and so on and for me the best face of so many in the west coast is google is just a private got out of it as well and they say now people are going to start as don't wish for not ducking or are some are but i mean be very cynical here and nobody like my answer but i didn't i said you have been trying not to stand up in a sense that you don't believe in western style you don't leave it out go

i establish a relationship with these ople. they know they can come to me with questions and concerns. i was one of them. i understand how you could be taken for a ride. i know how susceptible people calebe. even col educated. >> she would be a strong ally to get people to receive vaccines. if you received the mmr as a child you are fully immunized and d't need a booster shot. >> if you only received one or you don't know how many you need, there's no harm in getting the shot. talk to your doctor first to ser whetit's needed. >>> 4:42. let's turn to lauren ricketts. >> a chilly start, guys. temperatures in the 40s at this point. clear skies, sun comg upust about 6:30. as we continue through the rest of the week. we've got some severe weather to watch once again. especially by the time you hit the road to grandma's for easter. we'll talk about the fri it's on! get to the ross spring shoe event to score the latest styles for the whole family... ...and something for you. that's yes for less. you heard me - 20 to 60 percent off depa

in 2017 i established a small team and the function is to extenten our capacity to monitor. we don't have the inspectors from 2009 but are observing. we detect a number of things. we are increasing our capacity to monitor the north korean activities, satellite activity and from open source and with intelligence community. second function is to get prepared to send back our inspector inspectors to north korea if requested. preparation is ongo iing. we can do that once agreement is reached and board of governors authorizes us to do that job. as for the activities of dprk, the nuclear area, we are monitoring mainly in past areas they have been expanding their activities. that includes last year. we observed mixed signals. i mean, the reactor was not operating for some time. they are working on a small reactor and on infrastructure. we do not see that reprocessing facility was functioning. it was not operating. these are some of the activities that we have observed last year. if we look back the past ten years, they've kept on expanding, continued the nuclear-related activities.

of the liberal democratic and better or even less than i think the establishment is becoming aware of these we could see by most of it more moving at least minimally authentic less who questioned most of the liberal establishment or campus lately in the united states only going to meet doc's own but only send us who was so he's really a little bit o. both the same both wrong establishment loves and that's my own crazy as it may sound the don't back date is not we opened the lid about how the lunatic outlet released whatever virus that was new york fire she still i don't know the troops but i got the baby in united states well they're starting to try to maybe. they go back out to the east what goes on in the democratic my favor same kamala's the dog days great disorder under heaven so does he do a chemise accent this might. just be great oh but there is no knowing cause and she was instructed to do ace and we shouldn't get better as to him to have a meek oh my god let's all unite against fuck you stay we should look at it again. and see for the opportunities how we can use the situatio

that's what i argue and i think i established in "alienated america". nd again, i want to thank you all for coming and i couldn't think of to better people to talk about this with then charles murray and megan mcardle. so thank you guys and let's have a conversation. [applause] >> megan, i will you go first. >> god, i have so much to say about this book which i love. not because my husband is thanked in the acknowledgment. full disclosure, i did not choose this book for publication that he withheld this for me so i could catalyze on it. but i will read my favorite passage because i think it really sums up sort of both the insight and the challenge. of what tim points out. talked about the death of diners. where you know, in my mother's hometown.the dunkin' donuts opens up and there's a drive-through and it's fast. so my grandfather who got up at 5:30 a.m. every morning for decades and decades and went to the diner to get his toast and eggs. that place is slowly dying off. and tim says, losing the diner means losing a meeting place. over the years, this w

but as i said, in many cases come he said there was no evidence and in many cases he said our investigation did not establishto try and minimize that after three years of everything that has been dominating the news, i think is very disingenuous. on the question of whether or not there are disturbing aspects of trump's behavior i agree that the obstruction part of the somet, again, revealed things that donald trump did that are, for me, unsurprising but nonetheless, showing his utter lack of ethics, which is something i have known for 30 years living in new york. but on the part of the report that deals with everything that kicked this off, the only thing that is in the rp that david kay is harping on is trump and his campaign was willing to accept help from the russians. when the russians called and said, hey, we have some dirt about your adversary hillary clinton that shows her to be really corrupt and crimiminal ad we would likike to give it to y, the trump campaign said, yes, we would love to get that. well, that is unethical. it is clearly not illegal according to robert mueller because it does not even

that is what i argue, that is what i think i establish and again, i want to thank you all for coming and i cannot think of to better people to talk about this with who have written on these things a lot. thank you guys and let's have a conversation. [applause] >> megan, i will let you go first. >> there's much i want to say. and not just because my husband is in the audience. full disclosure, i did not see the spoken publication, they withheld it for me so i can tell lies on it. but with my favorite passage from the book, i think it goes back to the insight and the challenge of what it points out. it talks about the death of dimers. i saw this in my mother's hometown, dunkin' donuts opened up, as my grandfather got up at 530 every morning for decades and decades went to the diner to get his toast and his eggs, that place is slowly dying off. and he said, losing the diner means losing a meeting place, this would weaken the connection between neighbors. he may say there's nothing keeping neighbors getting together anyway after this finished her breakfast and coffee at home. they can me

of the liberal democratic sen better or less than i think the establishment is becoming aware of these we could see by moment more moving to go east at least minimally authentic less who questioned most of the liberal establishment what campus lately in the united states only going to me a box on bernie sent us who was so he's. a little bit out of their famous rock establishment a louse and that's my own crazy as it may sound don't back date is not weak open liberal lunatic ultra least whatever first it was new york actually still i know. but i get the bacon united state because they're starting to try to maybe the fate of the country east what goes on in the democratic may favor same kamala's a dog there is great disorder under heaven so if you do a solution excellent this might. just be a great finish oh but there is no link consensus instructor situation we shouldn't get as liberals do into a panic oh my god let's all unite against fascist that i wish for retain our cool and see for the opportunities how we can use the situation where keep something in the direction of the market i

to further support these communities, i recently established the white house opportunity and reinvitization council. chaired by secretary carson who by the way is doing a fantastic job on hud. he's really doing a fantastic job. [applause] his vision is to marshall 16 federal agencies and coordinate dozens of existing federal programs to provide maximum support to opportunity zones. and here with us today is a man who i knew through watching him on television. and he was a great football player. he's a businessman. he's a former state le jiss lay tor. d d re-- legislator and retire after nine or 15 years. scott turner is working 25 hours a day. he's doing an incredible job. everybody loves him and they respect him. they respect him a lot. come on up, scott. come on up. [applause] >> well, good afternoon. thank you, mr. president. and i appreciate your vision and your leadership on this. and i just -- a couple of quick things i have to say. you know, i have a lot of joy in my heart and i a lot of resolve in my spirit. joy, because as i look out on the room what, a great representation of our

their favor i think they also understand that if they keep the momentum continuing for the coming weeks they will definitely have their voices. their message heard by the minister establishment i mean you cannot afford to have in a country like algeria a disconnect between a political elite which is much more and more isolated and on the other hand a growing momentum a problem ocracy movement which you say. the and the results that we've seen so far for short of our expectations which are genuine radical reform. in your reality this is why there are zillions of talking about and you're republican basically saying that we would like to see new institutions be shaped by this podium ocracy movement but that's a big ask is it not that's an enormous us one can understand why there is this caution in assuring him gradual change because it seems the protesters are asking for a composer over a whole just how realistic demand is that well that's one of the biggest challenges they would have to deal with because even the a position itself is really fragmented it has been weakened over the last twenty five years and on their own they won't be able to put together a new structure that c

well, from the day i have come to the high peace council, i have established a culture of respecting ge the taliban use against us and against government, i will use the language of respect to them. i consider them afghans and i welcome them and i work for that, that they become part of a larger political system because that's their right. however, i would advise them than to get there there are other ways than war and violence. violence may not get them where negotiations can get them. can 2019 be the year of peace for afghanistan? there were high hopes that it might be just a short while ago. can it be? yes, i have already declared that in december last year, in london, i declared that. and i'm still claiming that the significant beginning of a meaningful peace will start this year. we have to end there but mohammad umer daudzai, i thank you very much forjoining us on hardtalk. pleasure, thank you. hello there. we are likely to see warmer weather over the eastern parts of the uk over the next few days. there was more cloud around yesterday around the south of england. it was fairly

, i don't get that, either. who's the establishmenty pelosi? she's as progressive as they come. the head of the dnc, tom perez? he's as progressive. and the leadership in congress. so all of this is ridiculous. it's a self-inflicted wound. if it continues. people should knock it off and let this campaign go forward. may the best person win this race. >> you know, one of the interesting bets being made here by sanders, it strikes me, robert, is about how democratic primary voters, and how the grassroots feels about the institutional democratic party. i think he's making a bet that they're frustrated or feeling alienated from them which is a bet that donald trump made that paid off very well for him, obviously, back in 2016, but i'm not sure the relationship between rank and file democratic voters is the same. what do you think? >> here's the thing, first of all, i agree completely with senator boxer. the last thing the democratic party or progressives need is what barack obama called a circular firing squad. i mean, we've got to stay to

of the members of his on the council this is a message basically try people to kind of i think establishments the feelings of you can petitions and a populist image of himself now there is there's also speculations now where there is the lansky should accept. a challenge and debate he him publicly and when i think about it what comes to mind is the famous cannady nixon debate which had pretty much the same dynamic an older more experienced more anxious insider or versus a younger or friendlier and more inexperienced outsider. if. indeed debate one another it is at all clear who is going to emerge as the winner of these t.v. battle i think this is a problem of it because here on his election campaign almost. image a fictional image of himself as a president who came on television shows and in his comedy shows which asked that on stage basically and so he basically the text which was prepared and. and in that shiela debates in the against bush ok here could be a likely lose or make a major kind of a mistakes made significant impact his approach this is too fast too because he didn't excel in th

i would like the departments to put the work they're doing to support the needs of the restaurant industry, especially around permits streamlining, targeting programs, to meet the needs of operators of food establishmentsi would like to recognize supervisor braun tha supervisor brown. by clarifying definitions of restaurant use regarding liquor license types, reducing delays in costs for restaurants that want to offer entertainment by eliminating the creative inspections, and supporting open-air food service by restaurants by lining local health code with state rerequirements. these stream-lining efforts will make a big difference. i look forward to working with my colleagues, the goldengate restaurant association, and to elevate the experience of the restauranteurs. now i have in memorium for a mrs. eileen chow arlene chow, wd away on april 12, 2019, at the age of 97 in san francisco. a pioneering chinese-american bilingual education teacher, she helped breach the public and chinese systems. she helped thousands of immigrants become u.s. citizens by tutoring them on the citizenship exams. she was a teacher and vice president of the historic hip woe school. by earning her degrees at the university of s

well, on the day i have come to the high peace council, i have established a culture of respecting eacht, i will use the language of respect to them. i consider them afghani and i welcome them and i work for that. so they become part of a larger political system because that is their right. however, i would advise them than to get there there are other ways than violence. violence may not get them where negotiations can get them. and 2019 be the year of peace for afghanistan? there were high hopes that it might be just a short while ago. can it be? yes, i have already declared that in december last year, in london, i declared that. i am still claiming that the significant beginning of a meaningful piece will start this year. —— peace. beginning of a meaningful piece will start this year. -- peace. we have to end there but mohammad umer daudzai, i thank you forjoining us on hartog. pleasure. -- hardtalk. hello there. a weekend that began with wind and rain ended on a relatively quiet note across most parts of the uk. that is how we start the new working week, with some dry weather for mo

moulton: we need a nominee to stand up to the washington establishment. i haven't met a single democrat who said, i wish you were in line with the establishment more. people want change and frankly, we need to find the political courage to demand change read and as a result of having that democratic debate, the speaker is not appointed, it is an elected position. and as a result of having that democratic debate, we got the climate change subcommittee, the voting rights subcommittee, and an agreement on term limits that will mean that this new generation of leaders in the democratic party will actually get a chance to lead and have a voice in our politics, so that if you run for office someday, you don't have to wait 30 years, 40 years, to get to a position of leadership in the party. that is good for our party, it is good for our country, and my willingness to challenge the washington establishment will make me a much stronger nominee against donald trump. thank you. >> there seems to be dissension within the democratic party in terms of which direction to

steve: i think that's right and the fury of their reaction from the establishment and the desperation to keep pursuing at all cost says to me that the populist revolution that it was insignificant they would not be so threatened. >> they lost power and did not expect to so there was backlash from the powers that be from new york and dc. so the russian investigation was only partly political there is a psychological part how did donald trump beat hillary clinton? so the democrats will never stop they could be made to stop that is these criminal investigations coming into play and referring eight people for a criminal investigation. that is real power of politics and then to investigate it when they start to be exposed that's the only way we see democrats tone that down. >> so become that positive agenda that the president clearly was to get things done and with unfinished business with the origin of this whole russia story. >> it with this roving special counsel and he can do both but it is so crucial to get to the bottom of this when you have a sitting attorney general who previously

i think establishing a working group will help achieve results. adam: thank you. question be the last given the master schedule. i am with an independent american tv network. my question is regarding china. he spoke about china in your opening remarks. we have also seen a shift of u.s. policy on china. it is starting to recognize china as an economic competitor and also as a rival. seen asame time, we have country like italy signed and ,o and greece joined china on the initiative. going forward, how do you see facingu acting while china's growing influence? minister scholz: this is a question that you can have a five-hour answer. let me be relatively brief. say anyone should consider the european union a factor. states,ussia, united nobody should think there is a chance of dissolution and we -- somethinggy like this. it is much better to understand there is a european union as a factor of the upcoming world. we have common values. we should wish that many countries grow. a world where just their opinions and that states are strong economically, is not a good world.

will recommend i form the next government they will recommend it to our president i intend to work quickly to establish a stable national government i want to make it clear it will be a right wing government but i intend to be the prime minister of all israeli citizens right or left jews and non jews alike israeli citizens. the proven master of israeli electoral politics well aware that his carefully cultivated right wing block of smaller parties gives him the edge in the decisive business of building a governing coalition but across town in tel aviv there had already been another declaration of victory benny gantz israel's former army chief and leader of the blue and white party put together in essence to remove netanyahu from power said he should be given the opportunity to do just that if you want to see winners and losers in elections but we have to win as we might be new but we're not naive we understand we've got to wait for the true results but within a few days will work to calm a government as big as possible. it's up to israel's president ruben rivlin to invite the most likely prime minister

i think establishing a working group does not mean that you tell the results. you should find out something. adam: thank you. this will be the last question given the minister's schedule. >> i am with an independent american tv network. my question is regarding china. you talked about china in your opening remarks. recently we have also seen a .u.'s policy on china. it is starting to recognize china as an economic competitor and also as a rival. at the same time, we have seen a uountry like italy signed an mo with china on the belt and road initiative, and also greece joined china on the initiative. wondering, going forward, how do you see that you -- the eu more acting like a whole while facing china's growing influence and try to divide european countries? minister scholz: this is a question that you can have a five-hour answer. let me be relatively brief. first, i would say anyone should the european union as a factor. china, russia, united states, nobody should think there is a chance of dissolution and we have a strategy of bilateral is on something like th

>> i don't like the establishment, i like the diversity of knowledge and i am going to use all i cant trump reelected again in 2020. >> brennan: brad parscale thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> brennan: we will be right back with our political panel. >> strange forces at work? only if you're referring to gravity-and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® >> brennan: we now turn to our pocal par me ysis. mammons decratic strategist and a host on hill tv, lani chung is a policy expert and fellowl report and mark hndler covers white use and f licy for "new york times". congrats to you ongoing to london. i understand you are going to be the new london bureau chief. >> margaret, thank you. invite they back, i, bakley talk all about prince harry. >> don't forget about meghan markle. >> the star of -- >> brennan: we do hope to have you back at thi

rate, -- i did establish the assistant administrator for the international. i do not if it is still ongoing. is there one? >> yes, i think that is the case. so, gina, what do you see globally..a.'s role, the united states has to play a global role with in him was a e.p.a., but what is your experience, and what do you see projecting ahead? mccarthy: i actually still do quite a number of meetings. there are still negotiations happening. a lot of them are the prior administrative, the obama administration. we had meetings in m.i.t. with india and a lot of folks. the sad thing for me is they always start out by apologizing because i feel it is essential, because i'm really sorry about some of the disrespect going on now. i had this conversation with the president of the u.n. general assembly, we had her on the phone, because i am interested in building health and sustainable development goals and thinking about how health can become a fundamental pathway forward on the imbc. icy health issues is becoming permanent in the developing world and you get at the same ex

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