>> larry james.nd larry james has been a strong voice to keep psychologist in those settings in the interrogation room and once he was part of that she was bent thehe group that american psychological association's rules, was say, and policies in a way that was secret, and i would say, part of what the hoffman investigation interrogated. but that doesn't mean he doesn't actually have his own strong feelings about that, which he expressed. amy: and worked at guantÁnamo. >> he did. he was supervising these interrogations. amy: and in dayton, ohio. >> i believe he is at wright state. what is important today is that larry james was the lone voice, that everyone else on this council who voted yes or no, everyone else voted in favor of this i'll see change. -- policy change. refusals, butew we voted overwhelmingly in favor and he was the lone voice against. amy: why was this so important to you personally? why did you wage this tenure battle? >> well, i come from a family where people were tortured in the

>> well, larry james is a former as you said, he was form hely at guantanamo part of the intelligence group the group that was named by the international committee of the red cross and others as being involved in abuses of interrogation techniques, abuses of detainees. layer james argued that the apa should simply align its policy with american law and military law, but the apa decided to align its policy with its ethical obligations not just its legal obligations. so we decided that international standards of human rights should apply to all psychologists. >> now should there be a role for psychologists though? couldn't they play a role in helping to figure out how to conduct effective investigations, helping out the military making sure they have absolutely no coercive elements? >> well, psychologists can advise on military policy. they can recommend rapport building techniques, what this policy prohibits is a psychologist advising on specific interrogations, in saying this detainee has a phobia against insects so let's put him in a box with insects. the theory that no psychologist

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charlesville with analysis university of virginia political scientist larry sabato and from globe" newsroom their political reporter jamesrry, on top of the reports that hillary is trying to keep joe biden out, there are also reports her campaign thinks it had an edge in getting delegates. they leaked that what do you make of that and is that make o? is that part of a bigger strategy? >> they're clearly trying to keep him out. they don't want the incumbent vice president running against them because it means they'll have to devote aloft of time, attention and money to just beating joe biden. but they do have an edge in delegates. democrats are in love with the super delegates. clinton has been collecting them already. she's got 118 of the 232 democratic members of congress already pretty solidly behind her. they're all super delegates. so they do have an edge. >> and so let me stay with you, larry. with the edge she puts it out there that we have them. is that a signal to joe biden, don't bother now, i'm almost there. no need wasting your time or your donor's money? >> hilary clinton and the campaign don't want to come d

[applause] among those remaining at the embassy were three marine guards, larry morris, mike east and jamese flat full. tensions were high. no one felt safe, but the marines had a mission to accomplish is slowly the crowd just parted in front of them if they made their way to the flood toll, lowered old glory, folded it and return to the building. larry, mike and jim had done their jobs, but they also made a bold promise that one day they would return to havana and raise the flag again. [applause] at the time, no one could have imagined how distant that they would be. for more than half a century, u.s. cuban relations have been suspended in the amber of cold war politics. in the interim whole generation of american and cubans have grown up and grown old. the united states has had 10 new president and united germany at the berlin wall is a fading memory freed from soviet shackles. central europe is home to thriving democracies and last week i was in hanoi to mark the 20th anniversary of the normalization of relations between the united states and vietnam. think about that. a long and terribl

would think it's taken liquidity out of the market and you know, i don't know if you talked to james gorman or larryk or whom you should talk to, but i think that's a real issue. maria: and larry fink has been very vocal about it and jamie dimon, writing an op-ed that liquidity has suffered as a result of the regulatory environment. okay. which candidate has the best plan to get things moving again in this economy? a couple of months ago you were on with neil cavuto and talked positively about hillary. let's listen to this. >> do you have a candidate? >> i'm a flexible person, it's not by party, i voted for president obama in the first election not in the second, i supported mitt romney. i'll be supporting secretary clinton. >> so you still stand by her, all of these problems notwithstanding. >> everybody has problems. maria: everybody has problems and it does seem that her problems are getting worse with this e-mail scandal. you don't think it's going to impact. what is your sense as somebody who is on her team. >> right. maria: is she answering the questions right, dealing with this right? should

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james -- hang on. we have breaking news out of google. the person who has been running the day-to-day operations at google for a long time will become the ceo. larrye will go on to be the ceo of alphabet inc. we are digesting this news now. i want to bring in david now. you have covered google for a long time and we see that they cofounders of google are moving on, so to speak. we are trying to learn what off alphabet inc. means. >> he is a great veteran who understands the business and has then hear a long time. i am -- that has been here a long time. what is alphabet inc.? i don't know. the health has been a challenge the entire time he has been ceo. it has been a factor. google is a machine that continues powering forward and i know that sergei will remain involved. you will not lose all the intellectual capital, so to speak. larry says that alphabet is a collection of companies and the new google is stripped-down. the main product is contained in alphabet. what doing mean by foreign sales? good examples are health efforts. life sciences, calico, which focuses on longevity. shakeup in the operating structure, in general, at google. what is your

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