yeah ok based on your logic it should be also forbidden to chill the changer or g.h. so it should be also be discrimination when the police say that a woman has murdered her husband so then it could could be a discrimination to all women or it could be a discrimination when an old man makes a car accident that's not logical nationality age changer these are all relevant things to understand for the public what is going on in cities we have got a right to know what's going on and which groups of person. you are doing kareem it's just a normal i don't extend we are not taking away that right the police are not taking away that right what the police are doing if you actually address released they saying they're not going to mention it in the initial press releases but if somebody wants to know i.e. somebody's looking at you know a particular problem with any with a particular logical outcome in mind then they will more than happily disclose that information the point is i suppose what you use is saying there is tell me this where do you draw the line i mean if you're goi

they utilize violence because this new logic of extortion. they had have to exercise viole to others. to make you pay extortion fee because they need to make the violent approaches credible. if we don't pay extortion fee,, i'm going to kill you or your family and i am able to do that. so i show buddies in order to continue the operation is part of the logic of a marketing, like in a business. you utilize violence truly extract rent. this is something new. >> they send a very clear message. i think that's the purpose of that particular viciousness. there's no doubt what's going to happen, and they show it in real time. that's the issue with these drug cartels. by the way, here in the united states many years ago there was a lot of violence in the early 1900s as well. very public because it were protecting turf, trying to gain more turf and i don't think it's any different in mexico and in other parts of latin america, by the way. >> can i make a small comet? this is not only about drugs. we call them drug cartels but there expanding their crim

you know, drug cartels are paraded under the logic of businesses. detention their lodger to sell drugs to the united states there are markets. there's ab important market in the united states. i mean, money -- let's a money making machine here. however, the lodge pick change when is they incorporated special forces of the mexican army into a business to protect certain cartel to protect a certain where a lot of drugs were pass by the city -- [inaudible conversations] corridor, and like this new logic of military station people that were not like necessarily drug traffickers that were involved in military operation at some point so the viciousness and the level of violence you know -- you know was completely -- and they use violence because of this new logic of extrorgs, i mean, they have to exercise violation to others to make you -- to make you pay extortion fee because they needed to make -- the violent approaches credible so if you don't pay extortion fee i'll kill you and kill your family and i'm able to do that so i throw and i show buddies in

and it really isn't a solution to choose don't talk about it and don't mention it it's not really logical to mention just these incidental factors of somebodies nationality or other descriptions about them if it's not actually relevant to the crime based on your logic it should be also for peyton to channel the changer or d.h. so it should be also be a discrimination when the police say that a woman has murdered her husband so then it's discrimination to all women or it could be a discrimination when an older man makes a car accident that's not logical nationality a change or these are all relevant things to understand for the public what is going on in cities we have got a right to know what's going on to talking about police ensuring proper transport is not suitable transparency as they as they described it because. mentioning often as you see in mentioning a particular person's nationality for example in a case where it's not actually integral and that is not causative to the actual crime will skew people's perception of the reality we have to focus on our real problems and our problem

you know, drug cartels are paraded under the logic of businesses. detention their lodger to sell drugs to the united states there are markets. there's ab important market in the united states. i mean, money -- let's a money making machine here. however, the lodge pick change when is they incorporated special forces of the mexican army into a business to protect certain cartel to protect a certain where a lot of drugs were pass by the city -- [inaudible conversations] corridor, and like this new logic of military station people that were not like necessarily drug traffickers that were involved in military operation at some point so the viciousness and the level of violence you know -- you know was completely -- and they use violence because of this new logic of extrorgs, i mean, they have to exercise violation to others to make you -- to make you pay extortion fee because they needed to make -- the violent approaches credible so if you don't pay extortion fee i'll kill you and kill your family and i'm able to do that so i throw and i show buddies in

thirty seconds no problem what we can expect from a bin said man after reading the very logical steps that he's taken putting morality aside again the logical steps of removing mohammed bin nayef moving mr bin are dollar and. there is only one man that stands in his way now and that is his father king cement now all you have to do left is to ask his father father please can you step aside now and can you give me the throne from king so man's perspective from this arab bride but i'm sure nothing would please king solomon more than to have his progeny ruled saudi arabia for many many generations to come so i think that's the next move when will it come it depends on how successful some of these foreign policy moves are but that's what i see left in front of mohamed bin cement in his isolating let's watch this space many thanks to all our guests for joining us here today a very interesting discussion indeed sami hamdi and shari and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by missing a web site or sound as our dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebo

russia relations so go to this is why if i can i jump in logical of course trump wants the conversation to be about issues of mutual concern between russia and the u.s. but why is it do you think that trump is so keen to have a good relationship with vladimir putin why does he go out of his way to say that he believes and when he believes that vladimir putin believes that russia did not meddle in the u.s. election i think it's very interesting that what russia is trying to do is to try to exploit trump's personal view to get foreign policy advantage and i think a lot she pointed to that and that is because trump just simply off the top of his head says putin is a great guy we've got to work with and what russia then tries to do is say all right let's leverage that to pull the u.s. along in syria the russians have been able for example to back the assad regime despite the fact that regime has killed hundreds of thousands of syrians and that millions have been displaced and they successfully have cornered the us where it really now has to accept moscow's vision of the way forward that is

to look at the logic i mean if two pathetically think that russia get into fear into u.s. elections saw the russian leadership think this way that why the united states and washington can you know interfere into actions or internal affairs of other countries so why russia for example cannot do the same with regard to its own elections so all this kind of logic i think might be behind that ok scott what do you what do you make about if russians are thinking that this whole thing is a joke what do americans think. well i think many americans now realize how serious this is because let's be clear russia did interfere in the u.s. elections and the line from the kremlin it's a joke is of course i have nothing to see here move along we've established the fact and i think most americans now acknowledge that russians did have the democratic national committee key adviser to hillary clinton and other institutions we have established that russian outlets help disseminate that information before the election of donald trump in november two thousand and sixteen we are now at the point

to hit lebanon let's be logical let's be logical. because story and the. so how does history that this never happened in two zero zero six when. the world took place. what. was the biggest help. for the biggest help for lebanon. and then there's saudi had no bottle from yemen and there was no. interference from iran. the problem is that there is a state called it is interfering in arabic states that the saudi said that. it. wants the best relationship with iran but their own us should stop interfering in arabic states. and then yes i'm not ready to talk to. the. main thing most the most important things for me is the interest of lebanon. at the same time when i see the high. level. today. and when we see that they are taking us. position away lebanon will become until other states why would i. take a position i guess that. would be responsible for his actions. are you going to lebanon to. resign officially that confirm your designation. i will go back to the to my country because we all need a family we gather together and ready to make the second farces l

bomb makes in afghanistan i mean the logic of terrorists is of course hard to explain but is it maybe not today we're into saying that there would be fewer terrorist attacks in the us of us didn't bomb all those places in the middle east certainly their views inside of the us government itself even saw some leaked memos which former bush officials made it's quite clear that they believe that their campaign is producing more terrorists than actually eliminating terrorists so there's definitely elements there. is difficult to get around which is that all of these foreign interventions nevertheless tend to radicalize people and as a result bring some of the terror all the way back to the united states but there are other elements as well such as the u.s. is support for saudi arabia essentially turning a blind eye to the tremendous amount of funding and other forms of ideological and logistical. porter has been provided by saudi arabia to terrorist networks and because disability are allies of the united states the us essentially has continuously turned a blind eye. to it talking about do

and it really isn't a solution to choose don't talk about it and don't mention it it's not really logical to mention just these incidental factors of somebodies nationality or other descriptions about them if it's not actually relevant to the crime based on your logic it should be also for peyton to tell the changer or d.h. so it should be also be a discrimination when the police say that a woman has murdered her husband so then it's discrimination to all women or it could be a discrimination when an older man makes a car accident that's not logical nationality a change or these are all relevant things to understand for the public what is going on in cities we have got a right to know what's going on to talking about police ensuring proper transport is not sued of transparency as they as they described because. mentioning often as you see in mentioning. a particular person's nationality for example in a case where it's not actually integral and was not causative to the actual crime will skew people's perception of the reality we have to focus on our real problems and our problem is that f

your defense has been phenomenal all year long. >> petros: that is logical. >> mark: that is logical. i've been questioned about that many times. >> justin: they do have two backs and in morrow and wicks. wicks on the carry, wicks getting outside, and he gets tackled. >> mark: take the delay if you are washington state. >> justin: morrow is down. >> petros: wicks is hurt. >> justin: you don't want to see that. >> mark: it not at any time, especially 1:03 left in a great battle. >> petros: last game here on the palouse, already redshirted out of long beach poly high school. but more players and then any other high school in the world. the jackrabbits. >> justin: his mom works for the l.a.p.d. >> petros: he is trying to get in on a knee, stay in bounds, and his leg got rolled up under him there, and he pulled the knee, which is not what you want to see there. >> justin: it is 820 5-second play clock because it was an offense of injury. again, inside the mind, take the delay here. >> mark: you get all 25 seconds in this case of the play clock. right here, watch it run out. five yards ne

if logic had anything to do with it then would of course prevail. decided by logic it would not be so much fun. the other home nations are playing friendlies this week. in england's match against germany on friday both sides will wear poppies on black armbands. fifa changed their rules last month to allow players to do so as an act of remembrance — provided the opposing team agree. the home nations were all fined for wearing poppies last year. the england manager gareth southgate has the video assistant refereeing appearing for the first time to deal with and selecting players. he says all the players understand the importance of the fixture. there is a lot of history behind it, it is a massive fan. if you ask any fan base aid is one of the big ones. but we need to make sure we put in a performance the pitch that warrants the result we want. there are only six games for us to play coming up to the world cup, we want to make sure we get momentum going and take that into russia. wales are playing france in paris on thursday and scotland host the nethe

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. >> this devise logic, and it is ununprecedented. i've done a lot of deals in my career quarterback but i've never done one where we have disagreed with the department of justice so much on even the most basic of facts. but despite our disagreements, we have offered concrete and substantial solutions. and as we head to court, we will continue to offer solutions that will allow this transaction to close. >> here with me now, charlie gasparino, ford o'connell, and washington examiner contributor randy, former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney and, charlie, let me start with you. you've been on top of this more than anyone else. you saw it coming. but it's still a bombshell. >> yeah. it is. and, you know, it's what i reported earlier, what i was -- listen, i didn't know that the doj today was going to come out with this. i knew it was eminent and before i was interrupted with sarah huckabee sanders, i was going to report the following, everybody, in particular 21st century fox is looking at a way the doj comes out on this deal to

motive assumes some logical train of thought. this was a disturbed person who kept it together for a very long period of time. but there is every indication he was moving toward criticality. if we had that data, if we used predictive analytics, las vegas could have been avoided. now, i've been talking a lot about all of this knowledge that we have about the future and the importance, the true meaning of what it means to be able to look downstream and know what is coming. and we have a moral and an ethical obligation to act on that knowledge. we can't deny science. we can't deny technology. it continues to progress. we may not like it, but it's happening right now. so we have to make a decision. we have to form guidelines and laws, we have to make decisions in terms of what kind of privacy is, can be violated, what cannot be violated. we need to have that discussion right now, and more importantly when we do get to 99.9% certainty, what is the ramification of that? for me, the fact that someone could come to me at a very young age

cholera there is no logical reason that we couldn't. give food . support to do also aren't starving the only thing that is holding us back is the fact that the saudis and their allies with the help and support of the united states and the west are putting very effective sort of big. a which no food no medicine gets through no reports of could get through not off the humanitarian organization could operate i mean even united nation cannot have access to these people to stop the sort of these almost small at least look after the innocent people who are facing a starvation disease yes a grim picture of thanks for watching one of your children dead it's approaching eleven twenty seven in the morning moscow time my name is kevin elwood thank you for watching this latest life news update from. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to be first this is what before you can't be good. i'm interested always in the laws about

>> well it's a good question what the logical step is. you've got republican leaders who left it up to moore. if the allegations are true he should step down. some extraordinary reporting. there's on the video tape it's hard to see how you would answer this absolutely true. so as it stands unless there is new evidence or something else that happens he's going to continue on and then it's up to the voters of alabama to step in. mitt romney has offered a slightly different standard. he said this is not a courtroom. the standard of politics is different and by that standard baseded on the evidence as he's seen it he thinks roy moore should step down or get out of the race but that's not what republican leaders in washington are saying. >> yeah, we will see if those calls grow louder as this continues. john dickerson in washington, thanks. you can watch john on face the nation on sunday at 10:00 in the morning. >>> all right. live look outside. it is pretty chilly. temperature 39. dew point is 14. that gives you an idea of just how dry the ai

if football was decided by logic, it wouldn't be so much fun.ing friendlies this week. in england's match against germany on friday both sides will wear poppies on black armbands. fifa changed their rules last month to allow players to do so as an act of remembrance — provided the opposing team agree. the home nations were all fined for wearing poppies last year. in another change, video assistant refereeing will be used in the match at wembley for the first time at an official game in the uk. england manager gareth southgate has a young squad to pick from, after a number of withdrawals. strikerjamie vardy will be one of the more experienced players expected to feature. he says everyone appreciates the importance of the fixture. there's a lot of history behind it. it isa there's a lot of history behind it. it is a massive game. if you ask any england, germany fan, they say it is one of big ones. we need to make sure we're putting a performance in on the pitch that warrants a result we want. there's only six games for to us play coming up to the

that some first of all these national committee would step in but it's a logical that france would be the obvious country to make such an offer you have to understand that there's a history of course of colonial history with france and lebanon but also that hariri is had a home for a number of years in paris so there seems to be seems to quite a smart move and what if we look back if we go back to the very beginning of this all kicked off and of in the fourth when mr hereis jet landed in riyadh airport and was surrounded by police officers he took his phone and ushered him into an office and explained to him that the new crown prince was very unhappy with his one year in office as prime minister of lebanon because he hadn't actually succeeded in the go seeing anything at all with hezbollah in terms of redressing this balance of power in the region he merely made a speech which was obviously scripted by the saudis which more or less said that i'm resigning and i blame hezbollah for that and if you that caused quite a lot of tension shock in lebanon but we've moved forward to november t

handful of the day looking because it's difficult when you've got the hard to gauge the team as good as logic with their pace going forward they can completely take you apart if you keep pressing but we risked it nevertheless and it paid off because we're going to good place at the national moment and could have. had light signal at their match maybe not they took the need a second time through a meal for us back another penalty. they were simply too much pressure on laver cues and benyamin hendricks was forced to take the law into his own hands to prevent to go. above seven minutes after coming on the young german international received his marching orders. i think the team saw that we needed to be more stronger on. yeah the funds are behind us which was also important i think we got more spirit to play and i think we donated after that the game all of a sudden labor cruzan sprang back to life distant memories awoke of their glory days fifteen years ago when they could take on even the biggest teams. high risk football is how you score goals kevin fall and with a deserved equaliser to see yo

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logical pieceis a to enhancing ourselves in defending her allies. as the north korean threat increases we would naturally do more to enhance our ability to defend ourselves and our allies. towards the end of the obama administration the united states and south korea deployed terminal high-altitude air defense system, a missile defense system to the korean peninsula. on effortseflection to ensure we are able to defend ourselves and our allies. i think it makes perfect sense for the united states to work with its allies to ensure it has what it needs to defend itself. abouther part of talking the south china sea, it becomes complicated and dangerous when you start making issues together. -- linking issues together. our policy with north korea is linked with china's actions in the south china sea. we have tried to deal with these issues individually, but it does speak to a broader issue. below the surface in this trip i think it colors every interaction the president will be having, especially in china but also in vietnam in the philippines. that's a b

greg i wanted to go to something katie was talking about, steps we could take logically.e are talking about things like tighter controls on rental vehicles or electronic surveillance, better electronic surveillance. watching videos on his cell phone -- and then of course you could say what about limiting the internet? stopping certain things on the internet, does that take us toward stopping it or doesn't impinge on our civil rights, liberties in this country? >> greg: you see some of the companies making billions and billions of dollars in this arena to have some personal responsibility about what is out there. it doesn't show you that this person followed instructions which means the ideology leads to oceans -- a wall can't stop this. you have to untethered this from a religious aspect because that is what is hamstringing our media. whenever you want to preplan against terror, you are is homophobic. you are seen as a brain contaminated disease, it's a brain -- it turns people into homicidal zombies. if you look at it that way, the first thing to think about his quaranti

mess but there is logic behind it as well which is trying to block the progress of the iranians.d behalf of the west to contain any middle eastern power is befuddling. not much different from when they played a colonial role. we've fallen into this mindset when there is trouble in these countries, what can we do? we must send a western diplomat! as if we were some kind of moral arbiter. if the crown prince looks at what it has done in yemen, where you could say it is his background and he could intervene, it hasn't been an unqualified success. it could be a quagmire. could lebanon be a quagmire as well? it is highly possible. this is because people feel there is something that needs to happen. i think the best case scenario is that it turns into dubai, mandated royal family emirate. but there's too much water under the bridge in terms of radicalisation and sectarianism, so to get to a dubai situation, there is a lot that needs to happen and it could get messy. 0k. wednesday was a very long day in downing street. the prime minister theresa may wanted to be rid of priti patel, a ca

i think all of the concerns in the end are overcome by the compelling logic and rationale for doing something really meaningful for the american people which is getting this economy growing and creating better jobs and higher wages. >> it was good to have our president join us at our committee policy lunch. confidence in america is at an all-time high. part of that when you try to grow the economy. we want to make taxes simpler and fairer. that way you have a strong and healthy economy and that's how you allow people to keep more their hardened paychecks. it keeps the republican party promises to the american people. lower rates, simpler and fairer system, it deals with the problems that americans face every single day and keep businesses and investments in america. it eliminates the mandate that everyone must buy government mandated health insurance. i continue to hear about the cost of the mandate on people's lives. across the country, of those people paying the fine, millions and millions have a gross family income of less than $50000. >> we are going to leave this and find it online. you

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in a survival getting gotten at all most valuable there's no logical reason that we couldn't sort of take medicine and actually deal with issues of cholera there is no logical reason that we couldn't sort of give food. support to doors who aren't starving the only thing that is holding us back is the fact that the saudis and their allies with the help and support of united states and the. lez are putting very effective sort of blockade which no food no medicine gets through no reports of could get through none of the humanitarian organization could operate and indeed even united nation cannot have access to these people to stop the sort of these on the small at least look after the innocent people who are facing a stall ration and disease thanks for watching this latest news bulletins approaching midday twenty six here now in moscow and kevin zero in and keep up date with latest news r.t. don't call maher ups facebook twitter it's all out there for you enjoy. i fear that we may see the iranians taking the first steps towards restarting a new program which will only further ratchet up

cholera there is no logical reason that we couldn't sort of give food. support to doors who aren't starving the only thing that is holding us back is the fact that the saudis and their allies with the help and support of. united states and the west are putting very effective sort of blockade which no food no medicine gets through no reports to get through none of the humanitarian organization could operate i mean even united nation cannot have access to these people to stop the sort of these on the small at least. in this in people who are facing a starvation disease. you're tuned in to r t international i'll be back in ninety seconds time with more of the news making headlines here in russia and all across the world stay with us. when else chooks seem wrong. but all roads just don't call. me. yet to shape out just to get a ticket and in detroit because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. they all. lived. one hundred years ago. by revolution unprecedented violence is not an understatement to say the r

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there is no logical reason that we couldn't sort of give food . support to those who aren't starving the only thing that is holding on. is the fact that the saudis and their allies with the help of the support of united states and the west are putting very effective sort of blockade which no food no medicine gets true no reporter could get through none of the humanitarian organizations could operate and indeed even united nation cannot have access to these people to stop the sort of this on a small at least look after the endless and people who are facing a starvation and disease. yes a sub picture there thanks for being with us this morning if you want you around the world it's twenty six minutes now past nine q but are they the news all to dot com facebook twitter sophie shevardnadze is here right after the break. it's the cradle of jazz. america is still america we. still know as does jazz feel. a city of climatic catastrophes of alligators on the loose of poverty and crime are used by the least swell members of mob family close miss murphy of

should not want a confrontation with china, but only the cold logic of national interest will change calculations in beijing. do you agree? guest: somewhat. somewhat. there is, i think, a logical piece to enhancing ourselves in our ability to defend ourselves and defend our allies. as the north korean threat increases we would naturally do more to enhance our ability to defend ourselves and our allies. towards the end of the obama administration, the united states and south korea made the thad, theto deploy terminal high-altitude air defense system, a missile defense system to the korean peninsula. that is a reflection on efforts to ensure we are able to defend ourselves and our allies. i think it makes perfect sense for the united states to work with its allies to ensure it has what it needs to defend itself. the other part of talking about the south china sea, it becomes complicated and dangerous with china when you start making , -- when you start linking issues together. saying our policy with north , korea is linked with china's actions in the south china sea. traditionally we h

handful of the day looking because it's difficult when you've got a hard to gauge the team as good as logic kicks with their pace going forward they can completely take you have hot if you keep pressing but we risked it nevertheless and it paid off because we're going to get place in the middle of them and could have us on satellite signal at their match. maybe not they took the need a second time through any of for us back another penalty. there were simply too much pressure on naver cues and then human henricks was forced to take the law into his own hands to prevent to go. seven minutes after coming on the young german international received his marching orders. i think the teams that we needed to be more stronger on. yakka funds were behind us which was also important i think we got more spirit to play and i think we donated after that the game out of the sudden labor cruzan sprang back to life distant memories awoke of their glory days fifteen years ago when they could take on even the biggest teams. high risk football is how you score goals kevin fall and with a deserved equaliser to

i find your logic fascinating. you are just talk about how the palestinians were pushing back against this security agreement and yet the embassy is an tel aviv. so why would -- i mean -- there is something to the logic that does not seem to mesh. >> i think there are number of issues regarding jerusalem that affect national security both for us and for israel is. the embassy is one of them. not the only one. as general, as i noted in my testimony, things that occur in jerusalem tend to be the spark -- >> you were saying the very presence of a building in jerusalem is going to create a national security issue? >> i think it very well made. >> ok. and you don't have any empirical data to support that comment that is just your feeling being a doctor from georgetown in political science, right? >> aced on the fact that there is other violence in jerusalem -- >> could you possibly be wrong? >> absolutely. >> ok. ambassador bolton. >> on this question of physical security for american diplomats, think anybody probably,

again, follow the logic. the supreme judge of the world for jonathan edwards, and for the reformed americans he represented was precisely the biblical god, right? god is a judge in the old testament. the lord shall judge the world in righteousness we read in psalm 9. and according to jonathan edwards in the new testament. jonathan edwards was merely the most famous reformed clergyman to use language, prefiguring that of the declaration. there were many other dimmer calvinists likes that used similar language. and some of those preachers although not so well-known to us in posterity nevertheless carried great weight. sermons by new englanders like reverend samuel langden stopped for names of god that congress used in the declaration. for example, in december, 1776 the reverend wright preached "an increase of sin under special favors or frowns of divine providence ripen people for in harvest." so what's going on here? he is preaching hellfire and brimstone, but he's using the very phrase that will show up in th

you were just talking -- i find your logic fascinating. you were just talking but how the palestinians were pushing back against the security agreement and yet the embassy is in tel aviv. why would -- i mean, there's something to the logic that doesn't seem to mesh. >> i think there are number of issues regarding jerusalem that affect national security for us and for israel. the embassy is one of them. it's not the only one. in general, as i note in my testimony, things that occur in jerusalem tend to be the parks -- >> you're saying the very presence of a building in jerusalem is going to create a national security issue? >> i think it very well may. >> okay. and you don't have any empirical data support that. that's just your feeling, being a doctor from georgetown in political science. >> based on the fact that other violent incidents in israel are generally sparked beijings in jerusalem. think one can assume this -- >> could you possibly be wrong? >> absolutely. >> okay. ambassador bolton, one quick point. >> on this question of physic

what's wrong with that logic? >> bilateral trade deficits really is a concept that don't make any sense. i run a huge bilateral trade surplus with harvard. i run a huge bilateral trade deficit with my golf club. it makes sense to think about whether i'm selling more to the ref of the economy than i'm buying from the rest of the economy. it makes no sense to think about that entity by entity and so i can see no logic to the use of the bilateral trade deficit as a concept for judging what's happening. we sign trade agreements with countries that have rapidly emerging and successful economies. so it can't be a surprise that those countries, those are countries that are exporting substantially more and enjoying rapid export growth to the united states. that would be happening with or without the trade agreement. look, the clearest example is china. in the agreement that let china into the wto, we did not reduce a single tariff in the united states that had not been -- we kept them at the same level that they had been

cholera there is no logical reason that we couldn't. give food. support to duels who are starving the only thing that is holding us back is the fact that the saudis and their allies with the help of the support of united states and the west are putting very effective sort of blockade which no food no medicine gets through no reports could get through none of the humanitarian organizations could operate and indeed even united nations cannot have access to these people to stop the sort of this on the small at least look after the endless and people who are facing a starvation and disease the race a dominant to say the region is putting the iran nuclear deal at risk as well as another big story up there still happening in suffering co next on this channel we hear how saudi arabia's overtures to the u.s. could undermine previous diplomatic achievements them. saudis and these rallies want the united states to come back into the region as a strong military dominant military power and reestablish the balance of power that existed in the region

i just want to begin by drilling into the logic of the u.s. fish and wildlife service they say that large sums which are paid for permits to hunt the animals that they could actually help them by what they say putting much needed revenue back into conservation what do you make of that argument yeah i think the piece was conflating two different things wally is the commercial ivory trade which is proved to be an absolute disaster for elephant serve in the us and the other is trophy i'm saying which might not sound very different but in fact it is a different drive economically people on sick want us and for the trophy they're not commercializing those trophies and this is been part of conservation for many many years and the fish and wildlife well actually only they would undo it up than they'd actually restricted only zimbabwe and zambia whereas other countries like south africa has an image be aware allowed to export not ivory for commercial purposes but tracy let's talk a little bit more than about the trucking on difficult you said that tha

issues of cholera there is no logical reason that we couldn't sort of give food. support to do also aren't starving the only thing that is holding us back is the fact that the saudis and their allies with the help and support of united states and the west are putting. very effective sort of blockade which no food no medicine gets true no reporter could get through none of the humanitarian organization could operate and indeed even united nations cannot have access to these people to stop the sort of this on a small at least look after the endless and people who are facing a starvation and disease. it's twenty five moscow time just before i leave you today or mind my you tube channel twitter all to dot com so many ways to keep in touch with the latest news here and out international we appreciate the fact that you would you do we really do how you don't see in the coming hours with updates on all the day's top stories for you but for now for me kevin all of this monday are good things. going on in humans only. does she dunking songs on the phone and i can do it all

more to an investment logic and that's what i think also these forty billion you mentioned that's the idea of the european union there's also the there isn't many of these plans that for example the germans under the twenty presidency there were all about encouraging investment off western companies in africa and if that's done on fair terms and if that investment actually increases i think there's more of a chance that that will actually development later on than many of the development corporation schemes that are currently being rolled out give them. lots of lip service is also paid to investment and the need to get the private sector involved what holds investment back and where are there areas there for partnering perhaps to create a more effective investment climate i think first of all to late to do. they should not investing in africa many years ago like all the people in other countries of dong meaning china and india secondly it's good that the number of jobs are very few but some african leaders and business people have now started to invest into their continent and for exa