it's not going to be an edifying so i have it in charge of the european parliament on the on that lidge is that their knowledge is that they work on the access to public document or more transparency of the trial are so again you don't have to convince me i think people have shown into selections that they want to know what's going on and they don't want closed doors decisions so anyone who wants to represent them now i think has to deliver on this and be more open in the way we take decisions in the european union the mess one of the messes that was left behind after this last parliament has been money hasn't it the lots of money money lost money don't waste is the scandals i guess you're right being funded by the thing i didn't know very reform was only a means expenses for us misusing to not going of using their stuff or do european parliament for national purposes that's all the extreme right in your has been doing that started from faraj in marion le pen and now it's trash talking about. expenses and they owe us that he says of no receipts no bills nothing no accountability 4000000

we also have specific palettes through public lidge works. they have to use specific things required. they have to pay for something that we have sort of preorganized. so it works together otherwise it is disconnected. >> is that as stringent as what was required on the hill? i don't know about rincon hill. it is a consistent system. >> commissioner koppel. >> vice president joel koppel: . i am a visual person. i appreciate all of the pictures and arrows and inlays of the layouts. thanks for that. i am looking forward to hearing more about the projects we are going to we seeing and looking forward to creating more open space. i will use a line i referenced when we were looking at the power plant. the sooner we develop and build the sooner we get the public benefits. development in height gets us more open space. i am looking forward to seeing what we are going to see in the future and creating more open space. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: are you aware as to whether or not there are any schools or institutional open spaces th

you're seeing more little lidge rent videos. been around many years, since the turning point of tianamen square, mass cure, the 30th anniversary is june 4th. after that point the communist party was challenged by those who wanted democracy in china, out in the squares, they changed their national curriculum, saying enemies are in the west, it is japan. they put this in the national curriculum. patriotic education program. charles: every country that gave them money to beat back the boxer revolution, i can envision a board somewhere, they crossed every country off, one country remains that is the united states that they have to jump, leapfrog over. we have less than a minute, i do want to ask, we're still large enough customers of theirs, i think, to at least be able to slow this down. we are still, defacto funding all of their grand ambitions. >> in a sense yes but china is also has a global strategy. we have to remember they put themselves into globalization where they can look for markets around the world. that gives them cert

newsom, i was a little surprised by how you portrayed the program, there are people in the california lidgepose using california's money to cover immigrants legally and gavin newsom opposed this. this is only a very small program that applies to college aged. >> martha: 19 to 25. the legislature wanted a much larger program that was in the billions. we pointed that out which he was against. >> gavin newsom opposed it. gavin newsom has five different things where he is opposing the trump administration far more glaring way than this. >> martha: the suggestion, the basic question the suggestion that illegal immigrants should have state paid for or federally funded healthcare, do you agree with that or not? >> it's not federally funded. >> martha: in this case it's state funded as i just said. >> at the state level, making sure that people who are going to college get their -- can have coverage so they can get their vaccines. >> martha: even if they are illegal. you would agree? >> it's paid by the states. this is not a federal government. >> martha: i said the federal government or the state

already provided to members of congress of the keep in mind, he's not protected by executive appreciate lidge per se regarding anything that happened during the campaign. executive privilege only protects you from information during the time he was inside the administration, just for those weeks. so it's not clear to me the department of justice can stop him from sharing information, especially as it relates to the wikileaks conversations that were happening before donald trump became president, before he was elected president. >> you know, one of the aspects of this new information, susan, involves wikileaks. it's a significant -- potentially significant new revelation. explain how significant it could be. >> it could potentially be really significant. first of all, it indicates michael flynn is one of the select few senior officials in the room. so the conversations flynn was privy to really were the inner circle, potentially donald trump himself. so it speaks to the sensitivity and potential value of flynn's personal testimony. the other thing the mueller report didn't answer was the presi