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wi-fi,lso about different unlicensed devices. they are trying to meet the different spectrum of ideas and needs. it starts with a very advanced platform. think anyone who uses the phrase downpipe has to theunt for the fact that future is really setting the standard for high-speed collectivity. you have to account for the fact that cable has been leading the charge. you have to account for the fact that they have been delivering affordable access to low income communities across this country. cable has been leading these efforts to liver benefits to the american people in the digital economy. i will rosenworcel: point out that communications it is changing at a rapid clip in the cable industry. what used to be the place that we went to watch video content when it was on on a single screen has now morphed into a broadband industry, and i think the mobile industry as well. the cable industry's contributions to wi-fi have been flat-out amazing and changed content wherever we are. mignon clyburn: it has redefined the word bundle. it h

guest: after a very rough 36 years, the death of two leaders, the collapse of the socialist isolation,lso had international sanctions, and famine ofifying several hundred thousand people perishing. they're are looking to show development in the economy and of course the ability to develop nuclear weapons. host: how is the economy functioning? >> muddling along. of course it's rather subjective what constitutes success. as long as they can provide basic necessities, to them that is a success. host: let's go to the map a look at the location of north korea and its order with china. does the leader there consider ?hina a close ally in how would you define that relationship? guest: this is an excellent question. decades west seven can see that there is a profound parts chinatrust and north korea. we know this because we have gotten into the diplomatic archives of their former communist allies. you can see that throughout this time there have been moments where they felt the china was being overly interventionist. chinesesee that the were not always respectful of the north korean sovereignty.

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>>lso a list that begins with rick perry and continues with gingrich and goes on to jan brewer.nty of people support him and they're putting the country ahead of the party. it's either donald trump or hillary clinton. there's not a plan c. >> hold on, hold on, gallagher. now apparently there's a thursday conference call with eric ericson and other very conservative activists and they may be talking about a third party challenger. >> senator in nebraska is another one and they're doing the opposite. they're putting party ahead of country. whoever the nominee, doesn't matter if they're a shape shifter or what the said yesterday. we're going to support that person because they're calling themselves a republican this week. >> hardly the authority --ow are bernie sanders guy. >> what do you think about this? are the putting party ahead? if there's a third party challenger hillary clinton will win. >> i tweeted today, and you can follow me,@radio talker mike. the official seal of the republican party is a crying baby. you have to stop crying and whining and understand the republican p

that's absolutely true without question and indiana was a turning point and i think the polling early on lso this conversation you are talking about is probably happening in the past few days as we saw the poll numbers switch. what happened to ted cruz? his numbers really started to sink and trade places with donald trump and they had to be assessing this in the last couple of days as we came up and what are we going to do when the inevitable as it seemed like the polls were showing happened but i love your point. you are right. there is a lot of those candidates have to offer ,and that's so true . you do wonder where their conversations between the campaigns and will we hear about that? >> my, how things are changing. this race began with 17 candidates and we are now almost down to one. governor john kasich, then announcement coming at 5 pm. we confirm he is expected to suspend his campaign. they tune to outnumber, we will be right back. >> .. hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's agreed to give it up. ok, but i have 30 acres to cover by sundown.

. -- lso the strap line with guy: i have struggled with that but they can change my mind.pose the mirror would be the supermarkets. those supermarkets and were able to quickly adapt to what was happening from a technology perspective not just online delivery but the use of delivery mechanisms versus those that didn't and the share price and the detrimental valuations that we saw. they were able to get ahead of technology. fashion is being utilized by a very successful change at the moment. they were able to do a replication model that will cost an explicit some. are they going to try to create blue sky which -- how much does that cost? what does it look like? will it work? guy: i final question for you, equity markets on the front foot, do you go with this rally, do you believe it has sustainability. looking at the markets we can say that equities are rallying. >> we have been holding steady and even through first quarter volatility we have enjoyed the definite improvement in valuations that we have seen as we go through the second quarter. steady.to again hold there is a

that -- we have to make sure t's not going to fall in other hands, and i guess my colleagues and i lso agree with me, heard him mention this, we should not rush into such an issue. we need to organize ourselves going to take what, where's it going to go, therwise -- and i pointed out previously, that we had a huge amount of arms and there's a lot of smuggling. there's a lot of organized crime, smuggling arms, stealing country, and e the -- besides isis, you know, huge organized crime network in the country, and a huge amount of arms going in and out. so we need to be kosher, and i think mean, this is going to help. thanks. david: thank you. i'd like to take -- yeah, let me take one more question from the middle, and then i'm going to ask all four members of a panel to leave us with final thought, one or two entences, what the take-away from the program should be in their mind. go ahead, ma'am. kadlick. i am amanda can you hear me now? okay. my name is amanda kadlick with rand. about tion is coordination among international actors, sort of carrying on from jason said about communique s

left it to his with -- noto deal and dealt with trying to move china away from the rush in orbit. ,lso nixon with the middle east moved in a pro-american way. not care that much about that part of the world, besides suez and north korea. dr. black: that's a good question. for most of the policymakers of the period, the priority was very much europe to maybe it was excessively europe, but it was europe. asia,ower's view of east mao zedong, it was still closely aligned to the soviets. in 1954, the soviets refused to sell the chinese submarines. in 1958, the chinese refused to put up transponder station so that the soviets can control their submarines in the pacific via china. there's already lots of tensions. pick it up to i think you can say that the biggest intelligence sailor of the post 1950 period is the length of time it takes the west to realize that the eastern block is fundamentally divided and that provides strategic opportunities for the west. as far as the middle east is eisenhower believed, like most of our american policymakers, democrats and republicans, that it would be p

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you're predicating this on understanding the law and all you should be h below you and the president has lso nominated you to serve as the epa administrator. can't serve e you in an acting capacity for an for?ce you're nominated >> i'm aware and have been that my y counsel service is lawful. >> do you realize that your have no force and effect under the law. you're the ceo. laws. applying these they basically go away. i would like to have the name of that gave you that information because it's in total violation of federal statute and law. provide that to the committee? do es, we'll be happy to that. >> have you ever discussed with epa that you cannot serve as the acting deputy director after you've serve in the to same office? are you certained your actions challenged given they under force or affect the law. > >>. >> again, i was assured -- i would like all names that told you that. violation of the law. i want all individuals that gave consultation's name and titles. our actions in the defiance of the law by your agency and the administration baffles me. me.does not surprise the epa under

lso, saying they mass-poisoned palestinians on the west bank. israeli desecration of -- lso, condemning israel for its oppression of palestinian women. recently, israel became the only state in the world condemned for its oppression of women. i mean, you can't make this thing up, unless you are sitting at the united nations council for human rights. the enemy of peace, condemning israel as a non-peaceloving nation, an enemy of human rights. the resolution of the ommission on human rights, condemning israel as a major human rights violator. in a word, in a world in which human rights then, let alone until now, 40 years ago, had emerged as a new, secular religion of our time. he condemnation of israel, meant that israel had emerged as a new geopolitical antichrist of our time. so much for that first example. the second, is laundering under the authority of international law. i could regale you on this forever, but let me just take one example. it was mentioned earlier today, and deserves a recall. in december last year, the contracting parties of

ensure we provide access to the supports and service that is lead to lifelong recovery, and we must lsother expand access to medication assistance treatment for opioid use disorders. currently we do not have adequate treatment capacity to respond to the unprecedented demand for treatment and that's why we need to expand upon the opioid use disorder treatment expansion and modernization act to significantly increase the physician tients a can treat with this medication. and allowing nurse practitioners and physician assistants to treat patients with this medication. in the committee democrats voted to raise the cap to 500 patients for qualifying physicians with appropriate credentials. additionally, committee democrats and republicans voted unanimously to permanently allow nurse practitioners and physician assistants to treat patients with it. i'm committed to working with my colleagues to ensure we list the arbitrary and harmful treatment cap and ensure nurse practitioners and physician assistants in every community can permanently use their skills and experience to serve those in need

korea. ,lso joining us robert costa discussing donald trump and congressional republicans. brent glassclass -- will join us on his new book. we will see tomorrow. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next, a house oversight hearing on the future of the u.s. postal service. then, james baker and former national security advisor testifying at a hearing on u.s. leadership around the world. >> postmaster general make and brennan discussed the future of the u.s. postal service at a house oversight and government reform committee on wednesday. she outlined what policy changes could be made. this is 2.5 hours. >> the committee on oversight and government reform comes to order. thank you for being here. this is important and it affects every american. it is a vital part of the commerce in united states -- in the united states. we are here to talk about the postal service and to ensure options for long-term viability. 40% o

--lso expect prince abdullah one of the sons of the king -- i expect him to also still be there.here is going to be a lot of continuity in terms of how the delegation is composed. so anyone who views this change of guard as price bullish can find themselves burned ahead of the next opec meeting. david: i wonder about the leadership. i wonder whether -- and i would like your view on this -- is this really a message from the deputy crown prince that he is in charge, he is putting his people in place? >> i do not necessarily know about that. there have been a lot of different changes of minister. there was an unusual circumstance where it was quite tense between iran and saudi arabia and the iranian minister was replaced and they sent in the minister of's -- the minister of sports in order to be a temporary placeholder for the ministry of oil. that was quite precarious and sending a bit of -- that was quite precarious and it was sending a bit of a message for it i do not think that is what this is here. i think this is more continuity, and you can expect that the saudi stance is not

he will be discussing north korea. ,lso joining us robert costa discussing donald trump and congressionalpublicans. brent glassclass -- will join us on his new book. we will see tomorrow. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next, a house oversight hearing on the future of the u.s. postal service. then, james baker and former national security advisor

ensure we provide access to the supports and service that is lead to lifelong recovery, and we must lso further expand access to medication assistance treatment for opioid use disorders. currently we do not have adequate treatment capacity to respond to the unprecedented demand for treatment and that's why we need to expand upon the opioid use disorder treatment expansion and modernization act to significantly increase the physician tients a can treat with this medication. and allowing nurse practitioners and physician assistants to treat patients with this medication. in the committee democrats voted to raise the cap to 500 patients for qualifying physicians with appropriate credentials. additionally, committee democrats and republicans voted unanimously to permanently allow nurse practitioners and physician assistants to treat patients with it. i'm committed to working with my colleagues to ensure we list the arbitrary and harmful treatment cap and ensure nurse practitioners and physician assistants in every community can permanently use their skills and experience to serve those in n