did talk about autonomy is there but distin not demand for independence because. so in many millions not guns were you saying that independents are is not a long term aspiration for the national spirit sure if corsica given obscure means to be economically independent of them are going to just talking about autonomy and asking for fisk tack a special tax status to fear in france italy special tax status could lead to course a guy becoming a tax haven and therefore as a way to guarantee is financial future but voted him in they're only talking about the tournament and if it was a referendum you could say that in corsica people would vote against independence because they know which side their bread is buttered on what if there was a referendum involving the order of france and british sure that a majority of the french would vote for independence for corsica because many of them are actually really fed up of worth fed up with the net true of the deponent this movement is only years and is mafia like. approach to negotiations. michael well you know looking at you kn

he visited he spoke of human dignity justice and independence. across the country nationalists organized bonfire protests to burn textiles imported from england gandhi launched his charkha all spinning wheel movement. he declared it to be. every indian to spend two hundred yards of cotton thread a day and to boycott textiles produced in the mills of manchester and liverpool. to become a symbol of commitment to the nationalist cause to every every morning to sit down and to get out your spinning wheel to spin your cotton thread and they became very skillful at it you know they were spent hours every day doing this i'm going the saugus of something which was was it was almost a spiritual task of spinning you know for the good of the nation. in the one nine hundred thirty gandhi led the three week sultan march walking three hundred fifty eight kilometers to the village of dandy on the arabian sea where he defied the british sultan of lead by lifting and auctioning off the fistful of salt . he and his followers were arrested but it was a victory for

he visited he spoke of human dignity justice and independence. across the country nationalists organized bonfire protests to burn textiles imported from england gandhi launched his charkha all spinning wheel movement. he declared it the patriotic duty of every indian to spend two hundred yards of cotton thread a day and to boycott textiles produced in the mills of manchester and liverpool. to become a symbol of the commitment of the nationalist corps to every every morning to sit down and to get out your spinning wheel to spin your cotton thread and they became very skillful at it you know they were spent hours every day doing this i'm down the saugus of something which was was was almost a spiritual task of of spending you know for the good of the. the nineteen thirty gandhi led the three week sultan march walking three hundred fifty eight kilometers to the village of dandy on the arabian sea where he defied the british sultan of lead by lifting and auctioning off just full of salt. he and his followers were arrested but it was a victory for the

just before noon, the independent counsel team arrived.david kendall, the president's lawyer, and given a stark warning about what would happen if the president was asked humiliating questions. >> "we're only gonna answer certain things, and if you try to get us to do more, we'll fight you to the knife." >> my reaction was, "this is one great defense lawyer, but we have a job to do." >> by the time we went in and spoke to the president, we had a lot of information, and the picture that we had was not a pretty one. >> they now knew that monica lewinsky's blue dress could be conclusively linked to the president by dna. >> the blue dress obviously made it impossible for the president to deny that he had had some sexual contact with monica lewinsky. >> just before the president was going to give his grand jury testimony, ken starr decided that they had to tell the president and his lawyers that they had the dress. no prosecutor worth his salt would have ever told a target that they had a conclusive piece of evidence that, if he lied about it,

fatah is an independent political party and the p.l.o. his an umbrella organization national amber logan is asian that that is that composes of many political organization the person of the four it is something else it came as a result of political agreements between the palestinian and israeli sides and as a result of direct election by the palestinian people and again in spite of all its shortcomings and there are shortcomings nevertheless i personally believe that we should keep the authority and we should push hard in a very serious way to move forward specially with regard to the achievement of our national independence and our state so how is strong's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital going to change state israeli palestinian dispute. well first of all let me let me reiterate once more that that that they present a violation. of international law of a relation of security council resolutions two to which the united states itself was a party it was a departure from and established to his policy it was also a violation of i

as ijust said, south sudan is just over six years old as an independent nation.n your worst nightmares, could you have imagined just how horrible the situation in your country would be today? well, thank you for having me on this show. the republic of south sudan gained independence in july 2011. on the 9th ofjuly. of course, we are transitioning from a liberation movement to now running a state, and running a state is a serious business. and we are working together with the president of the republic of south sudan to forge a better future for the people of south sudan. but the direction of travel is backwards, not forwards. i mean, since 2013, you've been stuck in this brutal, bloody civil conflict inside the country. and for you and people like you, who were the generation very much involved in achieving independence, that hope, that reconciliation and unity that we saw expressed around the time of independence, it's completely disappeared. it is because there are individuals who are struggling for power, and that is why we are in the situation. there are some

do you want to appoint another independent counsel?" >> they got their answer the next day after the justice department ran it by a three-judge panel. >> the word came back, "no. you need to do it." >> on january 16th, linda tripp and monica lewinsky were set to meet again at the pentagon city mall. prosecutors and fbi agents would be waiting there, as well. >> linda kind of moves into the background, and monica is approached by two fbi agents, pat fallons and steve irons, urging her to come up and talk to a couple of our prosecutors. >> they brought monica lewinsky and linda tripp to two adjacent hotel rooms in the ritz-carlton. >> their hope was to flip her, get her cooperation, and then go up the chain towards the president. >> we were seeking the truth, and we were using the appropriate tool of the possibility of immunity. >> when she first came to the hotel room, monica was very distraught screaming at linda tripp for betraying her. >> i think she was just taking in the enormity of the situation that she was in. >> i think i or som

just before noon, the independent counsel team arrived.r was approached by david kendall, the president's lawyer, and given a stark warning about what would happen if the president was asked humiliating questions. >> "we're only gonna answer certain things, and if you try to get us to do more, we'll fight you to the knife." >> my reaction was, "this is one great defense lawyer, but we have a job to do." >> by the time we went in and spoke to the president, we had a lot of information, and the picture that we had was not a pretty one. >> they now knew that monica lewinsky's blue dress could be conclusively linked to the president by dna. >> the blue dress obviously made it impossible for the president to deny that he had had some sexual contact with monica lewinsky. >> just before the president was going to give his grand jury testimony, ken starr decided that they had to tell the president and his lawyers that they had the dress. no prosecutor worth his salt would have ever told a target that they had a conclusive piece of evidence that, i

independent line. guest: good morning. caller: i want to applaud your group's effort to support the ethical side to add to congress. my question is, i watch c-span and i read and watch the news. a bodywe expect to have like the congress to be full of integrity, to be ethical, when as mentioned, in regards to the abramoff,mittee, jack -- thebying that congress members police themselves. the budget, the earmarks conflict as well. we see these conflicts over and over again. there is not a group, an office, to enforcetion ethics, to have ethics. the rules and regulations you want -- if the office is not --perly staffed and enforced i hear how low the rates in the house are reprimanded. guest: the first thing i want to point out -- i know a lot of times when you talk about ethics in politics, i have gotten two reactions. .ne is the full employment the other is, ethics and politics is an oxymoron. the former 9/11 commission chair and longtime representative, lee howlton, has talked about important maintaining ethical conduct is

and we know the way from which independent experts have a nalyzed from which independent experts haveat money will simply go to the elites, warlords, the top officials in the military, and in the government who siphon off vast amounts of cash and endemic corruption. corruption is not unique to south sudan alone, it is everywhere in the world. we are lacking in south sudan is strong institutions. if we can have institutions. if we can have institutions that can fight corruption, and we are appealing to friends and partners, let us work together to build institutions in south sudan so the corrupt politicians can be fought. why would anyone believe you in south sudan are capable of doing that? john pendergrass, one of the most respected analysts of corruption in africa, described the south sudan government as a den of thieves. he says it is a kleptocratic winner ta ke says it is a kleptocratic winner take all state, with institutions that have been hijacked by government officials and commercial collaborators for the purpose of self enrichment. that is his opinion, in that report, which

fatah is an independent political party and the p.l.o. his an umbrella organization national amber logan is asian that that is that composes of many political organization the person of the four it is something else that came as a result of political agreements between the palestinian and israeli sides and as a result of direct election by the palestinian people and again in spite of all its shortcomings and there are shortcomings nevertheless i personally believe that we should keep the authority and we should push hard in a very serious way to move forward specially with regard to the achievement of our national independence and our state so how is strong's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital going to change state israeli palestinian dispute. well first of all let me let me reiterate once more that that that. a violation. of international law of a relation of security council resolutions two to which the united states itself was a party it was a departure from and established to his policy it was also a violation of internation

banging pots and pans and waving flags for independence. flags for independence. they chanted, we areceful people. people. the central government and the catalan succession —ists. the central government and the catalan succession -ists. catalan succession -ists. police storming us on october the ist. ist. and he has not done anything for us or asked about our injured people. or asked about our injured people. he has not cared about the catalans, catalonia and our problems. catalonia and our problems. the catalan situation, we are absolutely against incoming. absolutely against incoming. not welcome here and we are demonstrating against him. demonstrating against him. show, and he wanted to make sure it stayed firmly in focus. stayed firmly in focus. wider social changes and both global and local scale. and local scale. important and inevitable process as a challenge, not as a threat. a challenge, not as a threat. not everyone was against him though. everyone was against him though. pro—spain demonstrators came out as well. well. there are signs saying long life to the king. life to th

i went back into the mainstream and now i'm independent and specially hadn't will get from it but i have found is that there are a lots and lots of people tens and millions of them who will say that they didn't trust the stream media but then when i in a suit and a mainstream network will stand up and say things that are true for all of a are much more willing to accept that and share that content with their friends and their family who still believe the mainstream don't care that content. unlike when somebody does it from their bedroom with an i phone and says i've got great information he does not take a slight anybody who's it was doing independent media who doesn't have a lot of fun behind them the problem is this though is that we have to be consistent in the delivery of content it shouldn't be that way but it is that way and if you don't have the ability to create quality content that rises to the level of what's in the mainstream and people simply don't want to hear it i wish it were not like that and you guys as over an hour to america you guys know it requires a beautiful s

and where would those votes have gone if there were no independent candidates. ought to miss hope that as time goes by things will change and the independents won't just be influences but instead fresh voices outside of a widely discredited political class able to mount a genuine challenge at the highest level that's unlikely to happen this election but it is a start john home and. mexico city somalia's busiest market has been closed for the past two days business owners and the car market are protesting over a five percent tax imposed by the government in an effort to pay back some of its international debt r.t.c. reports. the streets are usually buzzing with customers but for the past two days shops in somalia's busiest market have been closed. and business owners in book car market have vowed to keep it that way until new taxes imposed by the government are lifted so we want to have today the market has not been closed by the business people but by the government because they do not recognise the needs of business people we request the government to analyze o

independent from the corporation. and so, as we try to rethink about what to do, we should try to capture what i think is the best of then and now, combining prosperity and flexibility. in this big economy, we might have the best of both worlds, economy and an economy before slave labor, individuals possess the productive capacity of an industrial economy, even though the act can go globally through leveraging automated forms of work. we should use this as an opportunity to liberate us from the factory, the office, just as we did from the plow. the challenge of the 21st century will not be defending our robotlike jobs, but discovering what is valuable in being human. this will not naturally come out better for everybody. withcan history is dottede conflict -- dotted with conflict over productivity, it is a political choice and it feels dark in many ways these days. bu if we create a system that allowst for flexibility into some point this new independent workforce, ubi, etc. something akin to dealing with the reality

works, independent from the corporation. so as we tried to think about what to do, we should try to capture what is the best of then and now, combining prosperity and flexibility. the gig economy might have the best of both worlds where individuals have the productive capacity of an industrial economy able to leverage new, automated forms of life. -- of work. we should use this to liberate us. the challenge of the 21st century will not be defending our robot-like jobs but discovering and valuing what is human. this will not naturally come out better for everybody. history is dotted with this kind of history. it feels start today in many ways. but if we create a system that allows for flexibility into some -- in supporting this new, independent workforce, ubi, etc. something akin to dealing with the reality of the new economy as we have dealt with the reality of the new industrial workforce, then things will turn out fine. work is part of the human experience and defined as purposeful action, work will always be part of our h

and where would those votes have gone if there were no independent can. optimise hope that as time goes by things will change and independents won't just be influences but instead fresh voices outside of a widely discredited political class able to mount a genuine challenge at the highest level that's unlikely to happen this election but it is a start john homan now does it or mexico city the first town on the mekong river may start to generate electricity earlier than expected the controversial say a brewery is in laos and the government there says it needs the project to improve the country's economy but many who rely on the river are concerned about the environmental environmental impact wayne hay was given rare access to the site. this is one of the most unique places on the mekong river just before it flows from laos into cambodia it disperses becoming eleven kilometers wide and creating thousands of channels and islands to make only the largest inland fishery in the world but in this part of the river those who rely on it for food and income say som

independents, (202) 748-8002.ou can post thoughts on twitter, @cspanwj. on our twitter page twitter.com/cspanwj. the memo, from the president, it totally vindicates the president in the probe, but the witchhunt goes on and on. collusion and obstruction. after one year of looking and leslie finding nothing, collusion is dead. this is an american disgrace. today this morning, these are the editors saying the men not- saying the memo does vindicate the president. it raises potentially troubling questions, there is another side the public should be allowed to see before drawing conclusions. to classify it as anything other than an attempt to muddy the waters. with the inquiry gathering speed , the memo helps the president time-honored defense of prosecuting the prosecutors in the court of public opinion. this is from james robbins. the headline, republican memo exposes the abuse of power. he is writing we see a network of government abuse, seeking to the electoral process and failing that, to sabotage a president. was

it's really important that the public see from an independent review, independent eye, that we're doing. i mean it's one thing for us to report what we're doing, it's another for someone totally independent to come in and assess what we're doing and report to the public. that's one of the benefits of this collaboration with the california department of justice. there are other benefits. technical assistance. part of the last agreement we had with the u.s. department of justice, there was technical assistance provided. there are many areas where we need to go outside of the city and outside of the department to call on experts, many of who have done the work before, many who have ideas that maybe we didn't think about and that technical assistance is a major part of a collaborative reform agreement. with the california department of justice, with the partners we have in place, we believe that technical assistance will continue, we believe that it will help us with the improvements we know we need to make. and ultimately, our commitment is about becoming the best police department we can

independent line, david, you are first up. that in thed read dossier, the much-maligned dossier, that mr. paige had been offered a 19% share in the russian oil company in return for his influence on trump to lift sanctions. the person who allegedly reported that two steele was a agent,kgb intelligence secretly feeding information to steele for the dossier. subsequently, he was suspected of reading the details in an effort to expose the whole thing unfortunately, he was found dead in the back of his car in december 2016. there was another person that was found dead as a result of his involvement. host: so you want our guest to comment on what? caller: i want to know if mr. vladek has any information regarding this russian involvement. host: mr. vladek, any context to that? guest: there is no question, u.s. law enforcement, counterintelligence agencies have been following those matters closely. this is why the odds are pretty applicatione fisa against carter page was not based entirely on the steele dossier and that there was pl

independent. -- north carolina. richard. independent.r: i would like to say the most common issue today is actually race. look at what russia did when they exploited us with social blackwhen they mentioned lives matter, the issued in ferguson, missouri, and we are leaving ourselves open because we won't address it and we are too cowardly to look at the issue straight up and front. unless we decide to solve this issue of race, we are always going to be exploitable to enemies like russia, china, the middle east, and i think it is a very dumb, naive thing to not even mention this when most of these men that come on here, alle empty suits, mostly white men who avoid the issue altogether, even if you mention way around it. host: richard, let's give congressman himes a chance to respond. richard is right at a very deep level. it is nothing we are comfortable talking about as a society, but the undertones of race that flow through our politics -- it is hard to talk about. if you talk about it, someone will call you a racist or someone will say

they are not employees of caste they are independent people. once they have been notified to the parties we will publish them with the russian athletes prohibited from competing under that country's flag. gauge reaction from fans around the world in the olympic host city of people. it will take a long while for russian athletes journalists like myself that i can tell you first sure to forget the acronym o. a r after chang twenty eight thing well just before the winter games a group of russian designers thought they could take advantage of the international olympic committee's language sanctioned. i put one of those on myself and decided to walk around near the olympic park a little bit. what kind of team did people with this kind of sweatshirt support i'm sure. it's a limp a calf really believes he can keep the russian north korea are doing north korea russia the russians the food we eat here because they do that if you lose a limb and then something of a limp think athletes of russia what would you chant if you wore annoy our team supporter oh

this comes from the un's human rights council's independent expert on sudan so one of you is not telling the truth you are so sure which one is which obviously are telling the truth but i think accusing the other side of not telling the terrorists but not about you are by implication but sometimes envoys exaggerated things for reduced that i'm not going to talk about and why would this one exaggerate thing he's from any such sorry state or not just i mean you know not i met through with him many times here reflects the stories sometimes of political opposition not the certainly the there are less but political opposition in our part of the world would like to undermine governments and this is an ordinary behavior not mistake on the over the years you've flown around the world smoothly and fluently denying all the accusations of human rights abuses that are directed at your government you criticize them as either liars or they're fabricating or they're exaggerating or whatever but seriously who do you think people are going to believe you with a president who's a fugitive from internation

ten years of independence as countries recognize its status. welcome back we have quite an active frontal system moving across the levant and on into western parts of asia so here is this particular system there's another of low pressure towards the western mediterranean that's going to influence the weather over the coming days too but you see quite a bit of rain around parts of syria and through into iran and iraq and extending further towards the gulf now beirut should be seeing brighter conditions by sunday heading through towards monday much that rain tends to clear away so broad to conditions returning eighteen degrees as a high in pay route twenty one there in kuwait city ok we don't think radium pincher this will backend of that weather front will be moving across the region so we're going to see a change we've got very warm air for this time of year for doha thirty degrees the forecast on sunday the front will go through that well may well be some cloud for a time as just the chance of a shower but i think will stay dry for the most pa

talents but so poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it special difficult for an independent journalists i see many of the younger promising germans who are now making names for themselves all over the. song live get along the way some might follow some with continue. their experience of freedom in a sense is life experience of the day you can visit but your car coming back from the. mining industry in florida and i work at you know but. this is deja vu news live from berlin separatists in southern yemen are on the advance against government forces and dozens of dogs as they seize control of these strategically port city aid our people coping with this escalating conflict will have a report from inside the war torn country also coming up. the head of the f.b.i. clashes were. president trump over a controversial memo due to be released today by the white house republicans say the document shows and trump the basis by this rather than the justice department democrats say it has been doctored. and sky watchers around the world enjoy a rare spectacle a blue moon a blood moon and

independent.o ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call, c-span. i have called this morning to china xi jinping said of some months ago, he said we want to be america's friend, but we can also be their enemy. we cannot allow our president to direct us into a course of displaying bombs and trades as other countries have done who are trying to westernize. i support bernie sanders for president in 2020 and the legalization of cannabis or marijuana. host: we are talking about the budget president trump is set to send to capitol hill today. one of the key voices you will hear from is mick mulvaney. he will be talking more about the budget. he was on sunday talk shows yesterday previewing what the public would see this week and he was asked this question about rising deficits and debt. here is that conversation. [video clip] this moneypending now and having deficits projected at more than $1 trillion in a growing non-recessionary economy a good idea? >> it's a very dangerous idea, but it

to some mexican ears this is a sound of long overdue change it's the campaign music for an independent candidate for the first time in history those not linked twenty political party have been allowed to run in the upcoming presidential race the electoral authorities haven't made it easy just to get on the ballot each independent has had to collect almost one million pledges via cell phone from voters around the country three out of almost fifty appear to have managed it each has made their name in different ways right leaning margarita zavala is an ex first lady jaime toward the readers who calls himself the wild horse stars himself as a maverick straight talking rancher and a mandal real's petered a progressive leftist is better known within the senate than to the public despite that he sees this is a chance for independents to clean up politics from the outside wrestling control from parties who become embroiled in corruption scandals and conflicts of interests . of course there's no worse thing in a democracy than parties like the ones we have now they've got addicted to money we h

virginia is the only state that has independent cities. you know what i mean by independent city snow cities in city?ty -- independent no city is in a county. you don't tell people you live there. you tell them i live in richmond. we had all of the banks. then the branches were not established because the law would not allow them. they were local banks. the bank of waverley. the bank of this. people who knew all of the banks were members of the general assembly. [laughter] that was changed. -- because we to did not have the branch banks, we are going to charlotte. show ahead of slowly nothing. of the 41 independent cities and dust in the united states, all but three of them are in virginia. the other three are baltimore, st. louis, and carson city, nevada. we are operating under the so-called dillon rule state. you have heard that expression given before. john force dylan was the chief justice of the iowa supreme court during the 1860's. to have a real understanding of the city of richmond, one has to be aware of the so-called legal constr

olympic games in south korea this is fergus's this shows that there have been two investigations two independent investigations and the result is quite balance issues that they will be in clearly examined all cases piece by piece and find out what for me is just simply just six justice do you expect the i.o.c. to reconsider its decision and invite those russian athletes to to the games upcoming in korea or is it too late anyway even if they do change their mind. i think they should but probably they would not because i mean all the affair has a political dimension my interpretation since the beginning is that there is clearly a campaign against russia and against president putin and of course course it's also i mean to somehow discredit russia so if now they will accept the russian utterances they will provoke a political storm and made a lot of these a point probably to decide not to accept the atlas also because early enough is quite late you can fill in the speech start next week. right but a telephone or italian journalist that thanks for giving us your insight into this story here knotty. o

doping testing and sanctioning the olympic winter games ping chang twenty eighteen is independent from the i.o.c. therefore the i.o.c. cannot communicate on individual cases while the procedure is ongoing on the one hand it is extremely disappointing when prohibited substances may have been used but on the other hand it shows the effectiveness of the anti doping system at the games which protects the rights of all the clean athletes survivors of wednesday's school shooting in the us have announced a national march on washington to demand action on gun control seventeen people were killed at a high school in florida with former student cruz accused of the murders student organizers of the march say they want to make the shooting a turning point in the national gun debate more funerals for the victims have been held on sunday. if you visited the philippines there's a good chance you have taken a ride on a chikni there the iconic many buses that have been the most common mode of transport for decades but a modernization project as threatening the end history and putting the jobs of driver