or more since my dad was over here fighting for the united states and britain, france, germany, luxembourg, belgium. and we've had relative stability. there is one guy who is sentimental about the u.s.s.r., he's running russia right now, and he covets not only ukraine, but mol dovinga -- moldova. everyone knows that. and he's got his eyes on romania and armenia and if i were azerbaijan i wouldn't feel too comfortable about this little flirtation that they've had with putin recently. and of course georgia, part of georgia is now being occupied. this is a guy who is a war criminal, he's a brutal dictator, and the g-8 was correct to kick him out and europe is correct to treat him like the war criminal he is. >> should he come back into the g-8? sen. wicker: absolutely not. absolutely not. i don't hear anybody in europe saying that. >> we heard someone yesterday in washington say it. sen. wicker: i did hear that. >> you have tried talking to president trump about what putin's actually about? sen. wicker: no. >> why not? sen. wicker: ok. i don't get that much time. i'm not down at mar-a-lago a

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longer go to war, but to the european union in brussels and to you repeat in court of justice in luxembourg on a global scale and after the horrors of world war 2 words leaders who are also committed to the rule of law, they in trying their commitment in the charter of the united nations and universally declaration of human rights. the un security council, the general assembly, the international court of justice, the international criminal court, and many more institutions were established to safeguard the root of law. i'm convinced there is no better tentative insights. so this conference will be about peace through dialogue. but also about the imperative that the pursuit of peace through dialogue is based on the root of law and not on the root of the strongest. the window opening my 1st 2 conferences i recognize personalities who i've made a difference in advancing the root or flaw. democracy, freedom and human rights. 2 years ago it was heavy solano. x. last year it was george soros. and this year i want to recognize a friend of the m a. c t. the supporter, very important of part of muni

and while america is presently still pretty [bleep] rich -- apologies, luxembourg -- point taken.our current environment for america's 1870s tariff-driven, be-candled, tuberculosis-laden, preindustrial heyday? >> we were so wealthy. we had commissions set up, what to do with all the money that we were taking in. >> jon: quick point of order, though. to the extent that we were at our ricest from 1870 to 1913, it wasn't so much "we" as, like, four guys. and we called them robber barons, as a sign of affection. meanwhile, for the rest of america, the leading cause of death was falling into a vat at work. and it got to the point where even the robber barons realized that the only way this glorious era in american history was going to end was either full-scale [bleep] revolution or reasonable compromise, which is how we ended up with stuff like income tax, and labor laws, and workplace safety guarantees. so let's really tread carefully in the greatness way-back machine. >> arizona house republican andy biggs introduced a bill this week that would abolish osha, a department of labor age

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luxembourg, the organization of american faith commissioners to monitor and combat antisemitism, and last but not least, julian siegel, australia's special envoy for battling anti-semitism. perhaps to start this moderated discussion, i will turn first to julian in australia, acknowledging the late hour. ms. segal, there's been an alarming and increasing anti-semitic incidents in australia in general last year. how will your government work to ensure the safety and inclusion of jewish communities and also initiatives or partnerships that you are prioritizing? thank you. ms. segal: thank you so much, and thank you to the wilson center for allowing me to give apologies that i might not listen to everyone, but it is 2:00 in the morning here. i do not have the luxury of a day off tomorrow. i work today, later today. your question is a person at one , because we are about to go into an election. an election has to be called before may, and it's most likely to be a match. and i think for the first time, and this has been by the jewish community leaders and by the media, and the election iss

perfect example i'll use is back a few years ago the $881 million general hospital we build the luxembourg general hospital, we build we needed to ramp up staff that had familiarity with providing a hospital so they knew at the time what was called hodgepodge that was the state regulatory agency so we needed that expertise so we make sure that when we have bond programs come in we are very much in line and communication with our key clients who we're going to help deliver the project for in the most recent bond i'll give an example of the china town health center for public health. we're having regular and frequent communications with them and in fact full disclosure i was texting with their ceo before i got up here to speak on this about some elements related to some of those projects. >> so we make sure that we can get on board very quickly but we make sure we do so in a way where we're right sized. >> we don't want to have much larger staff on a project than we actually need and that was something commissioner woolford and i and others have talked about before what level of analytical w

we pay more per child than any other industrialized country except luxembourg, and yet 60% -- this is not anecdotal -- 60% of our 4th graders, 70%, this is not anecdotal, of our eighth graders are failing based on the naep reading and math scores. we are paying more per student with a lower return investment 70% failure rate, and we can no longer do this. and i'll be honest with you, i would be a little bit more accepting as a stakeholder in the naacp if they were not silent when 75% of our black boys were found in in 2017 not to be able to read and write in the state of california. we have here in baltimore zero proficiency in math for many of our students. when you have black mothers and fathers lining up to get into a choice -- a voucher program because they're living in a zip code, they can't -- the kids cannot get educated. and we have the audacity to say we're experts at education. the parents are ignorant. and yet we have this remarkably failing system. the answer has been so far let's put more money into it. you know, i've been hearing this for 40 years. we cannot disturb, we

. >> luxembourg? >> luxembourg? >> no, i don't know if luxembourg is corrupt. are they the ones?ot worry that it sets the precedent. >> of like, you know. >> of like, you know. >> what, it's 2025. >> what, it's 2025. >> you want a bit of land, go through. >> go and get it. >> go and get it. >> hannah gaffey. >> hannah gaffey. >> it isn't that way at all. it has to. >> do not. >> do not. >> it wasn't that way. it was the fact that the fact that, first of all, a lot of the area that russia has reclaimed was they were russians who were living there. okay. >> but not like not the at the time, they actually still wanted to be part of ukraine. and it doesn't matter whether ethnically they were or not. the fact was it was a sovereign border that was agreed in treaties and then it was invaded. you can't just then reward it by going, well, here you go. well, you could just keep it now. >> josh, we're not living in 1945 at the foundation of the un and the idea of sovereign borders and all that, we were messing with russia. russia was a superpower. 1627 00

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