you are on with, lynn jenkins is woman -- congresswoman lynn jenkins. caller: the president did a good job laying out his plans, where he has been stalled so many times by the republicans. people should realize that the people that were involved in the s&l scandals are corporate criminals that have used the republican party to raid the federal treasury, and they are doing everything they can to stall the economy, massive layoffs would budget cuts, cutting out jobs. we of teachers and firemen laid- off. they are doing this to make the country's miserable. oil companies and big wigs -- deregulating laws, rating the federal treasury at the expense of the taxpayers to pay off the bankrupt -- the investment that an economic slide -- the small town republicans that a vote for them used bigotry to try to blindside what they have --ndonone guest: i can tell that we will disagree. i'm a small-town kansas girl and i don't think we're ignorant or bigoted. i don't think she has a sense that the president has proposed numerous things to congress and we have rejected

i'm joined by simon jenkins author and journalist who now writes for the guardian newspaper sun and that's this week that r.t. now you've written extensively criticizing the way the intervention in the me is being handled what was wrong with it was it wrong to begin with of course during the process if they're using the wrong with the way it was handled i just didn't you should take in both in the post but. i do not believe that southern states. legal rights at all an obligation or a duty to interfere in other sovereign states is written into the united nations charter it's not a country that threatened britain didn't threaten its neighbors and invaded and labor is going about its own business which is part of a revolution it was a city thing the original justification preventing a massacre in benghazi was that not entirely true that i'm sure a lot of things that happened in benghazi nasty things happen all over the world. and the excuse that there might have been something nasty about to happen and the justification for invading taking invading a country bombing its capital was i think qu

i'm joined by simon jenkins author and journalist who now writes for the guardian newspaper someone to speak to r.t. now you've written extensively criticizing the way the intervention in libya has been handled what was wrong with it was it one to begin with or do you view of course during the process there's anything wrong with the way with handled i just didn't you should have taken both in the first place. i do not believe in the soviet state so illegal right or an obligation originally to interfere in other sovereign states as written into the united nations charter and it was not a country that threatened britain didn't read any of its neighbors and invaded and labor labor is going about its own business we've got a revolution it was a don't isn't so you think the original just a vacation preventing a massacre in benghazi was that not entirely true that i was sure last two days of random bengazi nasty things happening all over the world. the excuse that there might have been something nasty about to happen the justification for invading the country invading a country and bombing i

a prominent british journalist what he thinks of his nation's role in the intervention and simon jenkins coming up in today's interview. i'm joined by simon jenkins author and journalist who now writes for the guardian newspaper some like to speak to r.t. now you've written extensively criticizing the way the intervention in libya has been handled what was wrong with it was it wrong to begin with or do you view of course during the process yes anything wrong with the way it was handled i just didn't you should have taken place in the first place. i do not believe that sovereign states have a legal right or an obligation or a duty to interfere in other sovereign states is written into the united nations charter this is not a country to threaten britain didn't threaten any of its neighbors and invaded in the neighbor it was going about its own business which is not a revolution it was. said you think the original justification preventing a massacre in benghazi was that not entirely true that i'm sure lost of things would random bengazi nasty things happen all over the world. the excuse tha

host: lynn jenkins, republican from kansas. she serves on the ways and means committee as we continue our discussion on the president's job proposal that he introduced last night. pat is a republican in new jersey. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for your show. i would like to know why the first lady was sitting with the head of ge after some many jobs just went overseas. how can you give the speech in two parts? you are going to define the problem, and give a solution, and then we have to wait a week for how we are going to pay for this? i was a democrat for many years until maybe two presidents ago. now i am ready to hang myself. guest: thank you for the call. i thought it was an interesting choice to have the ceo from ge sitting with the first lady, given that they have been the poster child for sentimental tax reform. why is so necessary in our economy today. if the democrats in the senate would meet with the republicans on architectural structure for fundamental tax reform, which has become competitive once again

jenkins said as long as the current regime stays in power, human rights abuses in north korea will continue. >>> a broadcasting center featuring state of the art technology has opened in vietnam. the center was partially funded by loans from the japanese government. a ceremony was held on wednesday in the capital hanoi to mark the completion of the facility for the state-run vietnam television. the only station that broadcast nationwide. the vietnam prime minister and japanese ambassador attended the ceremony. japan extended low interest loans worth about $260 million to help fund the construction. >> translator: i appreciate japan's support. with this new facility, i want the station to start to work on improving the content and image quality for the benefit of the vietnamese people. >> the five-story facility has a new center that can broadcast high definition digital images and will begin operating next year. vietnam has been criticized for information available to people living in urban and rural areas. >>> high resolution photos of the moon's surface taken by a u.s. lunar probe show fo

it nor bloody interventions colonial imperative isn't so says british author and journalist simon jenkins the full interview is coming up in about twenty minutes but here's a preview. i do not believe the states. legal rights at all obligation or a duty to interfere in all those organs do it's written into the united nations charter and some other countries threaten britain didn't have its neighbors and invaded them but it was going about his own business got a revolution it was it. sure lost of things with god's exhausted example of the world. the excuse there might have been something nasty about to happen and the justification for invading to be invading a country bombing its capital was i think quite extraordinary it's a. consequence of a return to an if you can dream countries where we have some interest in this case or that we turn to intervene where we think. glory to be how it was a case of going to iraq and clearly was the case here or there is war a responsibility because no british empire anymore. let's move on now and right now let's check some other news in brief from across

from the leading guardian columnist simon jenkins then now it's time. now in america everyone has the right to speak their mind but that can carry a high price at least not the experiences some high profile figures have lost their jobs or voicing their views especially when it comes to sense the subtext is granted you can report. an american icon legendary singer world war two veteran and pacifist tony bennett has come under fire for speaking his mind on a radio talk show he said america's actions abroad have provoked terror with the terrorists or with the terrorists or are they the terrorists well two wrongs don't make a right they're the ones who started with the plane flying into the world trade center what do you do oh i don't know about that tony bennett was attacked afterwards with stinging criticism from some quarters then he went to great lengths to apologize to those his remarks may have offended i'd like to say that i am sorry if my state certainly suggested anything other than an expression of my love for my country america calls itself the l

jenkins and mr. karpinski we have heard a lot that only 2000 acres would be disturbed by the drilling. there was an analogy made some years back in this committee when a similar claim was made. this is like saying the area of the table is the area of its legs. is it in fact the case that only 2008 here's what he disturbed? is there no impact for example from the ice roads? mr. jenkins and mr. karpinski do either of you have anything to say on that? >> let me go back to one point because different people can see the same place and say different things. i just wanted to quote from the people. the people who call the arctic refuge quote the sacred place where life begins. that is how they describe it. >> if i may come, if i may. that is my home. >> let the witness finish and as time allows i would be happy to yield to the chair. the witness was in mid-statement. >> clearly the extent to which there is oil there is not in one central place deposited throughout the plane and therefore you have to connect

more from the leading guardian columnist simon jenkins in about twenty minutes. ukrainian prosecutors want former prime minister yulia timoshenko to put it to be put away for seven years for what they see as unlawful gas deals with russia team a shank zero could also be fined about one hundred ninety million dollars almost matching the money ukraine says is a loss to the contract she signed with russia's energy giant gazprom in two thousand and nine the former pm has been on trial in kiev for abusing her power and corruption since june and a verdict they think could be reached by the end of the week to go denies all the charges and claims the trial is a political show if killed e.t.a. it will rule out hope to transfer the presidential race in twenty fifteen take a spark wide protest with thousands of her supporters rallying and camping outside the court. straight out of some other stories making headlines across the globe clean up operations underway throughout the philippines in the wake of the devastating typhoon assata the storm battered the capital manila wit

i'm joined by simon jenkins author and journalist who now writes for the guardian newspaper sometimes this week and r.t. now you've written extensively criticizing the way the intervention in libya has been handled what was wrong with it was it wrong to begin with of course during the process you're wrong we would have. taken both in the first place. i do not believe that states have legal rights or not. to interfere in other sovereign states is written into the united nations charter this is not a country that threaten britain didn't threaten any of its neighbors and invaded and. is going about its own business because you got a revolution it was it's those all teary. since things like the leaks to the oil contracts that are now being forced you know more important then than say preventing loss of human life well i would if we were going to go in wherever there's a possible loss of human life we're going to go invading countries all over the world all the time i'm assuming more than a cynic i think i know there are mixed motives in always interventions we tend to intervene in countri

beyond then is dion jenkins. >> it was so hard for me. i used to get up every morning and go to a computer and do job applications. >> reporter: so at age 40, jenkins is starting over hoping she will land a job at a construction site. >> so i can save so i can put money up for my kids to go to college. >> reporter: unemployment is 30%, but washington can help with that. president obama is proposing more money toward construction projects. >> if you approve a road project that isn't on the book or a building or mass transit system, a school, those with can become jobs very, very quickly. >> reporter: here inside at&t park these people aren't looking for jobs, they are looking to create jobs. about 100 entrepreneurs gathered hoping to attract investors. the creators want to hire, if they can get the money they want washington to get start ups. >> we want washington to go help us find those coffee shops, those ski rentals when we're doing our travels. >> reporter: and folks here are not going to hold their breath that help will come from was

tonight griff jenkins jess gates another part of the gao report. even -- investigates -- there's even more waste. >> reporter: this gao report on waste and duplication could save hundreds of billions if federal an event agencies would implement the recommendations in it. tonight we want to focus on education and job training. this report is six months old. we want to know what is being done? there are 82 separate federal perhaps to improve teacher quality across 10 different agencies administered at a cost of four billion dollars a year. you look further and find that nine of the 82 programs support improving the quality of teaching in science, technology, engineering and math. these programs are administered across departments of education, defense, energy, nasa and the national science foundation. that's four billion dollars that would give four million students $1,000 to apply towards college tuition or buy 55 new computers for every elementary and secondary public school in the country with four billion saved. on job training. 47 job training p

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jenkins? >> well, is he -- we certainly think not.are throwing around terms in terms of what kind of jobs would come from developing the refuge. it seems like these numbers are are based on -- they're not based on reserves that we know are there. they're based on speculative reserves. if you're talking about something as serious as reducing our deficit, you need to hang your hat on something a little more solid than unproven oil reserves that may or may not be in the refuge. to your point, yes, this is a very special place. it was set aside by president ice unhour, not jimmy carter, as an impact to the ecosystem. implicitly in that was, you know, the eisenhower administration knew they were going to allow more oil exploration in the prudhoe bay area, and we saw putting aside the refuge as representing balance that refuge included the 1002 area. >> so, mr. karpinsky, the oil companies made $36 bill i don't understand in profits in the last three months of the year, april, may, and june, but they spent $10 billion of their profits buyin

that leaves jenkins with room to run. scores his second touchdown of the half. u dub up. the bears trailed 21-20 at the half. the two teams exchanged field goals in the 3rd quarter. it was washington finding the end zone in the four. got behind the bears, 70 yards later it's 31-23 huskies. polk had 135 total yards. maynard fines his brother. allen was huge all game. 10 touches for a career high. maynard threw for 349 yards, they wouldn't be able to finish off the drive. maynard overthrows allen for the goal. cal scores three points in the 2nd half as they lose the first game of the season. >>> top ranked oklahoma taking on mississippi. jones throws for 400 yards. most the ryan broil. the sooners beat missouri 38-28 in their big 12 opener. second ranked lsu took care of west virginia. clemson handed florida state its second straight loss and arizona state beat usc for the first time since 99. >>> third round of the tour championship. hits the flagstick and goes in for the eagle. he shoots a 6-under 64 to grab a share of the lead and joining him is hunter mahan, ending the

you can see jenkins. >> dan: third and goal. this time it's in for the touchdown.do you go for two? >> mike: i think you have to. there it is. real close on the left side. and in my opinion, no doubt. you have to go for two. you don't know how many possessions you have left in this ball game, dan. >> dan: 23-13. it would make it 23-15 to get them to within another touchdown and another two-point conversion. >> mike: let's to go overtime. >> dan: the lights are on. >> mike: i'm in. so notre dame. you have the nopgs college football to place it between hashes on the three yard line. that by definition gives you the wide side of the field. they'll put it into the short side and say are you going to put two guys on him or not? if you do -- >> referee: notre dame, that is your first time out in the half. >> dan: kelly is blowing his stack again. >> mike: if you can read him, watch out. i just set everything up. why are we doing that? i would submit the more important thing right now, if you get a good play. now you have to get the play ball and score a two-point convers

would like to express our deepest and most sincere condolences to the families of david powell, david jenkins. the four miners were found in close proximity to each other. they have been recovered this afternoon. they were found in the area where they had been working. >> their friends and neighbors suffered an agonizing wait for information. over the course of the day, the news just got worse as one by one the rescue teams found more bodies. they received messages of support from around the country and the world. the gifts of food and toys for the children, but this has been a crippling blow. >> his wife did not want him to go to work yesterday. he insisted. this is difficult not only for the community but for the whole world. >> the operation was hampered by the debris carried by the flood. there will be an inquiry into this tragedy and politicians from all sides said that their thoughts will be the community. >> i spoke to the commander and it is clear that the emergency services have done everything they can and have worked incredibly hard. this is a desperate situation for everyone conce

price rolls right, takes the defense with him and that means offensive jenkins with some room to run with the second touchdown of the half. 21-10, huskies. later in the second, u. dub up 21-13. cal's c.j. anderson scores from one yard out. bears trailed at the half. the two teams exchanged field goals in the third quarter, but it was washington finding the end zone in the fourth. deep to chris who got behind the bears d. 70 yards later, it's 31-23, huskies. poke had 123 total yards. cal marching down the field. maynard finds his brother. alan was huge all game. 10 catches for a career high. maynard threw for 349 yards, but they wouldn't finish off the drive. maynard overthrows alan on fourth and goal. huskies hang on for the win. cal scores three points in the second half as they lose their first game of the season. other notable games. oklahoma state came back to beat texas amount & m in a bat -- a&m in a battle of top 10 teams. florida state their second straight lot and notre dame beat pitt 15-12 to improve to 2- 2. the math is simple for the giants playoff hopes. they need to win

jenkins and last we will recognize mr. gene karpinski, the league of conservation voters. >> thank you free time and appreciate the opportunity to testify before this panel and the president of the league of conservation voters and proud to say that organization has a number of current republicans on this board including cherie boehlert who is serving this great body and our honorary chairman teddy roosevelt used to be the chair of our board and rockefeller as well. and all those folks on our board and many others for years and years and years who have opposed drilling in the wildlife refuge. it is too bad we are having this conversation yet again today and mr. chairman i agree with something you said which was quote reducing our debt will require creative thinking and new approaches. >> this is neither. is not creative created and it is not no. i've been working on these issues for 30 years. i've been working in this town for 30 years, more than 30 years and one of my main goals is to make sure quite frankly that we do no

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justifying it more bloody interventions as colonial imperiling so says british author and journalist simon jenkins the full interview is coming up in just over an hour's time but here's a preview for you. i do not believe the sovereign states. legal rights or an obligation or a duty to interfere in other sovereign states is written into the united nations charter this is not a country that threaten britain didn't threaten any of its neighbors and invaded and. is going about its own business which is not a revolution it was. i'm sure last a days with random bengazi nasty things happen all over the world. the excuse that there might have been something nasty about to happen the justification for invading turkey invading a country bombing its capital is i find quite extraordinary it's a noble concept. we tend to really be interested in countries where we have some interest in the state or we tend to intervene where we think almost quit glory to be had as was the case of iraq and was the case well i know it is not my responsibility there is no british empire anymore. let's not check some other news in

bloody intervention echoes of colonial imperialism according to british author and journalist simon jenkins full interview with him coming up in about twenty minutes here's a preview. i do not believe you are in states have legal rights it will be geisha no duty to interfere no the slogan states as written into the united nations charter this is not a country to threaten britain any of its neighbors and invaded a neighbor is going about his own business if you're going to reveal it was its own business i'm sure last things would happen to make guns in the us do things up north of the world. the excuse for them might have been something nasty about to happen and they just threw her in for the cookie invading a country gets capital which i find pretty extraordinary and something. noble concept of we tend to really begin to be in countries where we have some interest in this case the oil that we tend to intervene where we think is the most quickly laurie to be how it was a case of going to run with and that was the case here all i knows is more responsibility there is no british empire anymore

it nor bloody interventions colonial imperative isn't so says british author and journalist simon jenkins the full interview is coming up in about twenty minutes but here's a preview. i do not believe the sovereign states have legal rights or an obligation or a duty to interfere no the sovereign states has written to the united nations charter this is not a country to threaten britain didn't threaten its neighbors and invaded and. is going about its own business if you've got a revolution it was it. sure lost of things with the nasty things happen over the world. the excuse that there might have been something nasty about to happen the justification for invading to invade a country bombing its capital is i find quite extraordinary it's an it's a noble concept of we tend to intervene in countries where we have some interest in this case or we tend to intervene where we think almost quick glory to be had as was the case of iraq and was the case of those is more responsibility there is no british anymore. let's move on now and right now let's check some other news in brief from across the wi

bloody intervention echoes colonial imperialism according to british author and journalist simon jenkins full interview with him coming up in about twenty minutes here's a preview. i do not believe the states have a legal right to an obligation or a duty to interfere no the sovereign states is written into the united nations jones. this is not a country to threaten britain didn't threaten you know any of its neighbors and invaded in the neighbor it was going about his own business if you got a revolution it was it and i'm sure last two things would happen to make guns enough do things have moved the world. the excuse that there might have been something else to about to happen the just to be good for invading invading a country will make its capital is i think quite extraordinary it's an egregious it's a noble concept. we tend to only be interested in countries where we have some interest in this case although we tend to intervene where we think is almost quick google ready to be hired as was the case i think in iraq and was the case here all i know is more responsibility there is no bri

you are on with, lynn jenkins is woman -- congresswoman lynn jenkins. caller: the president did a good job laying out his plans, where he has been stalled so many times by the republicans. people should realize that the people that were involved in the s&l scandals are corporate criminals that have used the republican party to raid the federal treasury, and they are doing everything they can to stall the economy, massive layoffs would budget cuts, cutting out jobs. we of teachers and firemen laid- off. they are doing this to make the country's miserable. oil companies and big wigs -- deregulatingaws, rating the federal treasury at the expense of the taxpayers to pay off the bankrupt -- the investment that an economic slide -- the small town republicans that a vote for them used bigotry to try to blindside what they have --ndonone guest: i can tell that we will disagree. i'm a small-town kansas girl and i don't think we're ignorant or bigoted. i don't think she has a sense that the president has proposed numerous things tcongress and we have rejected the

more bloody interventions echo's colonial period lives on according to british author and journalist jenkins full interview with him coming your way in about twenty minutes here's a preview. i do not believe in the soviet state so the legal right to own the big asian or g.t. and to interfere no the slogan states is written into the united nations charter and it was not a country that threatened britain didn't for any of its neighbors and invaded in a neighbor it was going about his own business. it was if there's no i'm sure loss to things with from the main goals you know students have moved the world and the excuse there might have been something else too about to happen and then just to begin from invading the invading a country will make its capital is i think quite extraordinary and if you think it's a noble concept of what we tend to be in countries where we have some interest from the state or world that we tend to intervene where we think with an almost quick glory to hide it was a case of in the wrong and he was the case here who i know is not my responsibility there is no british e

organizations in regard to the treatment are out i would be and can i could happen i did you mean harry jenkins inside libya and i think i could give george the last word if you think the region of ok i agree with this i'm just problem in syria itself without having to have to have western powers and intervene. western cars are not going to intervene it's as simple as that and at the moment the outside regime will prevail whether we like it or not simply because the majority populations in damascus and aleppo still support it because of their economic interests and because of their fears of instability if they don't so until that changes there's going to be no change in syria not in the short term in the long term that's another matter so we really can't look forward to any question of intervention and i'm not certain we can look forward to regime change either all right general see how this story unfolds many thanks and i guess today in washington cambridge and in detroit and thanks for viewers watching us here are keep see you next time and remember cross talk rules. can.

why counties in the west feel the need to get involved in some countries here's some of what simon jenkins has been telling us. i do not believe the sovereign states have legal rights or an obligation or a duty to interfere in other sovereign states is written into the united nations charter this is not a country that threatened britain didn't threaten any of its neighbors invaded in labor labor railroads in business if you got a revolution it was a very important if we're going to go in wherever there's a possible loss of human life we're going to go invading countries all over the world all the time i'm assuming more than a cynic i think i know there are mixed motives and always interventions we tend to intervene in countries where we think we might win you know the moral attitude we tend to really begin to read in countries where we have some interest in this crazy world that we tend to intervene where we think i think. almost quick glory to be hired as was the case i think in iraq and clearly was the case here there are always mixed messages but we always need to examine almost as an o