senator risch: thank you, senator markey. senator markey: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, gordon sonland came before this committee as are you today so we could consider his nomination to be the u.s. ambassador to the european union. which no longer includes the ukraine. cording to statements by multiple government official, including lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, a purple heart recipient and ukraine expert assigned to the national security council, as well as other o -- someone was involved in efforts to get ukrainian effort to investigate president trump's rival rather than you pursue the interests of the united states. he's determined to quote, ukraineon leaders deliver, quote, a specific investigations to secure a meeting between president zelensky and president trump. in response to senator menendez you stated that it would not be in accord with our values for a president to solicit a foreign investigation into a political rival. have you ever heard of any other president ever asking a foreign government to investigate an american citizen? mr. sulli

paul: markey -- sen. markey: you have been? mr. sullivan: i inquired whether we had withdrawn from the treaty and assured we have not. sen. markey: have you been involved in the discussions given your leading role? mr. sullivan: i have, and i consulted with our ambassadors to nato and the o.s.c.e. and heard their views and conveyed their views about their view that we should continue to be members of the treaty. and ambassador of the osce is the chair, as i said this month, of the consultative commission. sen. markey: you consulted with allies who benefit tremendously from this agreement? what is their view? mr. sullivan: we have not. sen. markey: you have not? mr. sullivan: no. sen. markey: have you consulted with hong kong? mr. sullivan: in connection with my nomination, no. senator markey: is the united states and russia still in compliance with the treaty? mr. sullivan: the united states is in compliance. the united states' view is the russians have not been in compliance in certain respects, including flights over kaliningrad.

senator ed markey was the senate sponsor of the green new deal. he wants to shut down gas production in america, yet, he personally intervened with the obama administration to send your tax dollars to boost ukraine's gas production. and not just once, not only did he write that letter to obama, but he sponsored multiple pieces of legislation that calls for more u.s. assistance and aid specifically to help ukraine's natural gas sector, including one that, quote, directly oversees private investment corporations to prioritize support for investments to increase energy efficiency develop domestic oil and gas reserves and develop renewable energy sources in ukraine. a version of this bill became law in december 2014 and gave another 50 million dollars for ukraine gas. and in turn, there's another donation to senator ed markey from burisma lobbyist david lighter in 2017. oh, but as the corruption pr agencies keep telling us -- >> as president trump continues to rail against as far as the evidence shows baseless claims of corruption. >> and we don't kno

. >> joseph wender, senior adviser to senator ed markey. ed markey when he was congress person in the late 1990s was the author of capa and we have been active in the last 20 years since then on pushing all sorts of kids' privacy and advancement issues and most recently introduced capa 2.0 bill which i am sure i'll be discussing during this panel. >> and i am jim hal pert, and i co-chair the global policy and cybersecurity practices at dla piper, and back in 1998 as a senior associate i helped negotiate and draft some of the language that ed markey wound up sponsoring with conrad burns and richard brian that became the capa law and was there at the creation and i think filed seven sets of comments in the 2000 rule making, and so i was there at the creation and helped to provide some context over time regarding capa. >> thank you all. it's quite a breadth of experience both past and present and no doubt, well into the future because this issue is not going to go away. mark, what has let the ftc lot capa rule. >> before i answer that. i'll sa

ed markey was the senate sponsor of the green new deal.nts to shut down american gas production, and yet he personally intervened with the obama administration for billions of dollars of taxpayer money to boost ukraine gas production. what possible explanation is there other than the bribe paid to senator markey by john carries former chief of staff who is a lobbyist for huntin hunter biden ukraine gas company. how is this not the scandal that everyone is talking about? i'll tell you how, when celebrities or big businesses get in hot water, they hire agencies known as crisis pr. today the establishment in washington had corruption pr. introducing, are you a politician whose taken bribes from foreign countries in exchange for policy favor let us take care of it with our unmatched expertise and denials and distraction. >> as president trump continues to rail against the evidence, baseless claims of corruption and we don't know whether the charges about joe biden and ukraine will make a more sympathetic figure or tarnish to the benefit of ano

markey. pompeii 3, secretary poe said before the trump administration came into office, hey violated the new deal and continued to work on their nuclear pompeo. r. hook in your opinion was iran working on a nuclear weapons program during a period compliance with the jcpoa? was is the case that iran hiding under armed guard in a of house in the heart materials.lf a ton of >> was it out of compliance with jcpoa, in your opinion? ani think if iran is housing atomic archive and keeping it rom the international atomic energy association, that they are not in compliance. disagree with secretary mattis, secretary the rson and general, generals and the joint chiefs of not out of hey were compliance with the jcpoa? in this case, n under, i think a statute passed by congress, the president had o certify on a fairly regular basis whether iran was or wasn't in compliance of the deal. atomic overy of the rchive happened just a couple of months before the president left the deal. i think that was a factor.

there were four senators who played a game, markey particularly, democrat senators who were promoting gas production, more gas production in ukraine and getting kickbacks on that. markey is one that's opposed the gas production in the united states and favors the green deal, and the obama administration and hillary clinton were using ukraine because it was dependent on u.s. aid in the battle against russia, and they took advantage of that situation. and this guest is just simply giving platitudes. biden's son received $83,000 a month, not $50,000 a month, so she's not up to date. court records show that, so you need to have a guest on that has facts. >> okay. well, there's been reporting of $50,000 a month as well. amy mckinnon talk about what he just mentioned on ukraine policy and what is it that ukraine needs and wants from the united states, both during the obama administration and during the trump administration? >> well, i think it's interesting that your caller framed ukraine as being, you know, part of the u.s.'s war against russia when really the situation is quite the opposi

senator markey. >> thank you, mr. chairman, very much. and so, now on july 23rd interview, secretary pompeo said that iran before the trump administration came into office violated the nuclear deal, quote, and continued to work on the nuclear program. mr. hook, in your opinion, was iran working on the nuclear weapons program during a period of compliance with the jcpoa? >> it is the case that iran was hiding under armed guard in a warehouse in the heart of teheran half a ton of materiels to build a nuclear weapon. >> were they out of compliance with the jcpoa in your opinion? >> i think that if iran is housing an atomic archive and keeping it from the international atomic energy association that they are not incomplia incompliant. >> and so you agree with secretary mattis and tillerson that they were not incomplete with the jcpoa. >> i believe that the president had to certify on a regular basis whether iran was or was not in compliance of the deal. the discovery of the atomic archive happened a couple of months before the president left

senator markey. on july 23, secretary pompeii the trumpsaid, before administration came into office, violated the nuclear deal, "continue to work on their nuclear program." mr. hook, in your opinion, was iran working on a nuclear weapons program during a period of compliance with the jcpoa? >> it is the case that iran was hiding under armed guard in a warehouse in the heart of teheran half a ton of materials. >> were they out of compliance with the jcpoa, in your opinion? >> i think if iran is housing an keeping itive and from the international atomic energy association that they are not in compliance. so you disagree with secretary mattis, secretary tillerson, and general -- the generals and the joint chiefs of staff that they were not out of compliance with the jcpoa? case,depends on, in this under, i think, a statute passed by congress, the president had to certify on a fairly regular basis whether i basis whether iran was or wasn't in compliance with the deal. the discovery of the atomic archive

cassidy for his interest and enough senator markey and others on the pretrial incarcerated to keep them on medicaid. it's just upside down thinking, think you take away their medicaid when they mostly needed at that point. we are clearly not doing enough to provide the care treatment options to everyone who needs them but while the overall, we know the overall number of not only adults with substance abuse disorder who receive treatment is low. we know those with medicaid are significantly more likely to receive treatment than those with private coverage here for instance, thousands of ohioans are receiving addiction treatment now because of medicaid. i was at a substance abuse clinic in cincinnati, and in and put his hand on his adult daughters are and just reset my daughter would not be like if it were not for medicaid. we know those stories and the statistics. my question for each of you is, answer as close as you can to yes or no. putting additional burdens on beneficiaries make it harder for them to access and maintain coverage, that could copper mice efforts to address the addicti

with skepticism primaries in august indicated the incumbent business friendly president but he said markey could soon be facing defeat at the hands of his opponent a bit of a non this and that could mean trouble for the country's already shaky economy. he has to raises prices again last week a loaf of bread costs 65 pesos that is grocery store in buenos aires now he's charging 80 he doesn't want to but says prices for utilities are going up to. i have to charge more to protect myself from inflation otherwise i won't make any profit at all and we end up passing it all on to our customers. and. this year inflation has driven up prices by around 55 percent in argentina unemployment is also rising and the economic outlook is bleak welfare organizations have sounded the alarm that led the government to announce a food crisis and begin granting more assistance to those most in need i. say there is so many soup kitchens here children being fed at home and there's no work. monica secure and her fellow protesters blame the president. took over from the left wing populist customer back in 2015 when

skepticism primaries in august indicated the incumbent business friendly president now this year markey could soon be facing defeat at the hands of his opponent a bit of an on this and that could mean trouble for the country's already shaky economy. has to raises prices again and last week a loaf of bread cost $65.00 pesos that is grocery store in buenos aires now he's charging 80 he doesn't want to but says prices for utilities are going up to. i have to charge more to protect myself from inflation otherwise i won't make any profit at all and. we end up passing it all on to our customers. and. this year inflation has driven up prices by around 55 percent in argentina and employment is also rising and the economic outlook is bleak welfare organizations have sounded the alarm that led the government to announce a food crisis and begin granting more assistance to those most in need i mean. there is so many soup kitchens here and children are being fed at home and there's no work. monica secure and her fellow protesters blame the president. took over from the left wing populist questionnai

. >> and ed markey spoke about impeachment inquiry in the house expressing his report. >> lets me take you back to 2016. we're all getting ready for christmas, the month before president trump is elected. he won't take his office for another month after that, but in turkey they're reeling from a coup attempt that happened in october. hundreds of people were killed, chaos, turkish president erdogan overreacted, locking up hundreds of thousands of people, including one of our pastors, pastor brunson and implemented marshal law for years after that, rapidly changing the constitution, he transitioned himself from a president dually elected and operating free democracy that had been turkey radically changing the country and its future. a long-term nato ally, it's going through real turmoil. in act, that coup happened and all the transitions occurring. but by december, as i mentioned before, they're rocked again. december the 17th, 2016, a bus was stopped at a red light near a campus in turkey when a car bomb explodes killing members of turkey's military. 13 people were killed, 55 were wound

why are you primarying senator ed markey who's seen at this democratic stalwart?ve a nation at the moment, the richest most powerful nation in the world where far too many people are being left out, cut out, left behind. last night alone, 500,000 people went homeless. 37 million americans went hungry. we've got some of the highest rates of incarceration in the developed world. you've got millions of americans across our country that are incompetent haves of bad policies and a broken system. i don't know how much worse it has to get before somebody can say, you know what? i've got ideas, an approach, i want to give it a shot. and that's what this campaign is about. and it's about running in every corner of our commonwealth making the case as to why a policy of inclusion is the way you male theal the wounds that d before donald trump came into office but he makes worse every day. >> if you're saying senator markey hasn't delivered on those things, then why do you think that leading progressives such as elizabeth warren and aoc, i mean, progressive poster children ha

we've got to go vote a couple of so we'll do that and come ack as we're anxious to hear from senator markey and senator cruz, who are our last questioners. could have a short break, we'll go vote and we'll all come back. fair enough. be at ease. call the chair. [gavel striking ] * come to order.ll thank you, mr. chair.

we are anxious to hear from senator markey and senator cruz, our last questioners. if we can have a short break, go vote, and we will all come back. fair enough. [gavel striking block] [gavel striking block

like an old pro at legislating, the congresswoman found a partner in ed markey, who has pushed the green new deal on the agenda in the senate. no reason to expect leadership like that from a freshman member in the house. we've never seen leadership from a freshman member of the house. she has changed what is possible in committee hearings by the sharpness and inescapable logic of their questions in the five minutes that they are allowed to ask them. congresswoman ocasio-cortez did that yesterday in what became five of the worst minutes of mark zuckerberg's very rich life of the ceo of facebook, who has gotten through most of the years of his life without ever having to answer difficult questions. we'll show you some of that video of what mark zuckerberg ran into yesterday when alexandria ocasio-cortez got her five minutes. >>> we begin with impeachment. as luck would have it, alexandria ocasio-cortez is a member a house oversight committee, contrary to republican congressman matt gates' lies as he was leading his congressional drunk driving collision with the committees yesterday there a

senator markey, senator u dal, senator peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman let me begin by expressing my sympathies to those that lost loved ones in the two 737 max crashes. i would like to thank the families that are here today for your continued attention to safety and for working to prevent future tragedies like we saw here over the years, our aviation system has become the safest in the world. these tragedies certainly remind us that we cannot rest safety cannot be taken for granted. there's no doubt from what we are hearing in testimony today that many mistakes were made and consequences were unfortunately tragic the reports from technical experts underscore as technology becomes increasingly complex, the debate on how to move forward can't be simply about one size fits all regulatory regime versus a let the free market just police itself type of approach. i believe a new paradigm may need to be developed to address the regulatory challenges associated with very complex technology that's something this committee needs to weigh in very heavily a

here's what defense sec sry markey sper said faiday. >> oppose and are greatly disappointed by turkey's decision to launch a unilateral military incursion intoorthern syrith opera puts our s.d.f. partners in harm's way. it risks the security of isis prison camps a will further destabilize the region. robert: the president said sanctions are on the table pending on how the station unfolds. toluse, the president didn't consult with u.s.id allies,t consult with many within his own government. why did he make ts decision? toluse: if you listen to the president, he says he wants to endss wars. that has alws been his middle east. g he believes going in was a big miake and we spent a bunch of money since there but why h did it is thereheren't the guard rails you would have in a white house with a chief of staff workin through t interagency process. president is operating on his own. he gets on t pho wit w t leader of turkey, makes a compelling case to the president and theresidentde says we'll ll out troops and let the t chips fall where they may. now thehe administration is scrambling to come

then google senator markey and burisma.here you will find three to four articles, one by time , and we allm 2014 know that time magazine doesn't like our president. then you will find some articles from american thinker, washington post, and basically what these articles are saying, they are showing you the corruption that happens. they are showing you quid pro quo from the democrats. letterse links to the that three or four senators sent to the president of ukraine saying that if you don't cooperate with this investigation, you are not going to get our support for this money we were going to give you. then there is a letter from three to four senators, marquee andsome others -- markey others where they support giving money to ukraine for this gas. then there is a gentleman name lieter who used to be the chief of staff of john kerry. firm, nl a lobbyist strategies. go to open secrets. burisma wasd that giving money to these senators -- shaheen, markey, and another senator. this is all tied -- host: do you think it is time f

expecting back in august when the primary elections took place they were expecting a bigger turnout for markey that didn't happen they entered panic mode and i think where they're looking for are signs that furman this which you've been seeing is a relative moderate within this coalition will in effect be the one making the decisions and not his vice president i think they're going to be looking at who is fighting on this appointing as ministry of the treasury of course what his approach is going to be like regarding the renegotiation of the 4 in that. whether he accepts that the conditions of the economy will largely dictate. policies that might not be that different from those market he has been implementing so i think they will start looking for signs of moderation in fernandez and signs that he has in fact. well thought economic plan to tackle this crisis well let's talk a little more about those economic plans then and as much as we know about them and since we haven't heard much in the way of specific proposals from alberta fernandez about what he would do differently what what does he n

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we'll do that and come back ands as we're anxious to hear from senator markey and senator cruz, who are our last questioners. if we could have a short break while we go vote, we'll all come back. fair enough? committee will be at ease. >>> as you heard the senate foreigns relation committee take a break as senators head over to the chamber to vote on judicial nominations. only a couple votes remain. you can see those sallies as they come in on our companion network, c-span2. when those votes are over, we do expect this hearing to resume. we will continue with our coverage. we should let you know that at the white house today, president trump is meeting with the italian president, sergio mattarella. they plan to hold a joint news conference in the east room. it's expected to start shortly. we hope to bring you live coverage of that here on c-span3. in the meantime, some more of today's "washington journal." >> he had been aincident positived by obama to lead on ukraine. and, you know, i just don't see any conceivable way that he could kind of go rogue for call for the removal of ukraine

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engage with the european commission we expect it will happen tomorrow or the meeting involving steve markey in the show barn yeah and also we'll need to consult and engage with the commission as well but what i would hope is that what's happened today would be sufficient to. negotiations to resume in brussels. climate change demonstrators here in the u.k. of trying to disrupt operations at london city airport the group flooded the terminal in what they've called a hong kong style occupation former paralympian james brown even climbed on top of british yet ways plain protesters have been occupying public spaces all week trying to pressure the british government into stepping up its climate action plan tech giant apple has been accused of caving into political pressure by removing it from its online still which protesters in hong kong use to track police newsman's the move comes after a strong condemnation of the app by china's government apple is also remove the taiwan flag emoji for use in hong kong and macau at beijing's request. well joining me now is brian development expert jonathan go

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senator markey. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. markey: mr. president?the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise today to speak about the impeachment inquiry currently under way in the house of representativesment. the house impeachment inquiry is a solemn and serious matter. it concerns the efficiently conduct of the president of the united states and it implicates matters of grave importance. our national security, the rule of law, and the very foundations of our constitution. we all, democrats and republicans alike, have a duty to defend our democracy, so when we are confronted with evidence that president donald trump abused his power and violated his oath of office by seeking foreign interference in our elections and then sought to cover it up, we have a constitutional obligation to investigate. the evidence we have already seen validates speaker pelosi's decision to open an impeachment inquiry and reinforces the need for this inquiry to continue unimpeded. indeed, donald trump

i have tried to meet with my state senator, senator warren and senator markey and have not been ableith them. they don't want to have to look us in the eyes. i heard what marianne said they have to wait until it happens to their family members. but i think they hate the american president so much they care more about his destruction and the lives of the american people. liz: the illegal alien that's killed maryian mendoza's son had a rap sheet. if stu were to testify what would you tell politicians. sanctuary policies only protect illegal aliens. they are protecting the most of violent of criminal illegal aliens. and they are putting legal all yearns and americans at risk every single day. liz: thank you for joining us. thank you for having us in your homes. lou dobbs next. lou: the radical dimms and leftist national media are not only trying to overthrow president trump with their illegitimate and unlawful so-called impeachment inquiry. they are trying to further divide the nation. until now republicans have been largely passive, doing no more than occasionally release press release

have fiscal constraints now, but people like ed markey have been talking about the need to make a substantial infusion of resources into the entire field. to only the field of science get new innovation, but also the field of developing better processes to make the vaccine. president's executive order specifically talks about the kinds of things that need to be done. it doesn't mention resources, but eliminate -- delineates what we are talking about. spur resources to get allocated? eitherci: anything would directly or indirectly bring the need -- attention to the need for resources. dr. hamburg: we really do need to have some accountability. we can't just keep talking. we really have to really demonstrate progress toward of whatd that is part the aspen group tried to do, to find the things that need to get done and creative system of accountability. i know we are out of time, but we need this moment of thaty, this burst complements everything we have been doing these years and collecting lots of information. this advocacy group that a single focus that goes to congress, around the world. peo

1945 and the pair in us have always made things worse analysts say it's going to be difficult for markey to force a 2nd round new government that they hear much of the ruling party campaign is trying to consolidate the power they have and maybe think of the future and the type of opposition they are going to be there is a huge deal. between mockery and fernandez that's difficult to reverse voters will now have their say paul suggest the results will be clear cut and argentina will elect a president outright this sunday anything different would certainly come as a major surprise. and to see when a situs. exit polls indicate that support for the far right primitive for germany party has surged in elections in the eastern state of well the a if he managed to double their vote the incumbent far left lincoln maintained the top spot so a quick look at the exit poll results would link as we said came out on top with 29.5 percent the if he got 24 percent and the christian democrats that's a cd you are on 22.5 percent. well the campaign and sit in jail was bitterly divisive and marked by threats

expecting back in august when the primary elections took place they were expecting a bigger turnout for markey that didn't happen they entered panic mode and i think where they're looking for are signs that furman this which you've been seeing is a relative moderate within this coalition will in effect be the one making the decisions and not his vice president i think they're going to be looking at who is starting on this appointing as ministry of the treasury of course what his approach is going to be like regarding the renegotiation of the 4 in that. whether he accepts that the conditions of the economy will largely dictate policies that might not be that different from those market he has been implementing so i think they will start looking for signs of moderation in fernandez and signs that he has an effect. well thought economic plan to tackle this crisis well let's talk a little more about those economic plans then and as much as we know about them and since we haven't heard much in the way of specific proposals from alberta fernandez about what he would do differently what what does he

and 1945 and the peronist have always my things worse analysts say it's going to be difficult for markey to force a 2nd round new government that they hear much of the ruling party campaign is trying to consolidate the power they have and maybe think of the future and the type of opposition they are going to be with there is a huge difference between machree and fernandez that's difficult to reverse voters will now have their say polls suggest the result will be clear cut and argentina will elect a president outright this sunday anything different would certainly come as a major surprise. in spain parts of central barcelona turned into a battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march on sunday police used batons and charged people who'd been throwing bottles and rocks the latest mass demonstration in support of jailed catalan separatist leaders here a son your guy i go with more from barcelona. earlier this evening at least 350000 people had gathered in the center of barcelona to demand the release of the 9 catalan politicians and activists have been senten

that i have listened i have taken note and i have understood but some analysts say the chances of markey winning the elections are slim and we believe. it's very difficult to win an election when the economy is as it is and the opposition is united this year the g.d.p. may for almost 3 percent which generates recession and poverty so wrong that the government is now desperately trying to win back the support it has lost. peru's police and military chiefs say that they still support martine v. scatter as president this by the opposition controlled congress voting to suspend him from office is courage dissolved called gris on monday and the building is now being guarded by police after it defied the order and they continue to sit symbolically swearing in his vice president as the nation's new leader the right wing opposition has a long standing feud with the scatter ovaries appends to tackle corruption but he still has widespread public support. all 4 of peru's most recent presidents have been embroiled in corruption inquiries involving the brazilian construction giant or the bricked the d

difference between fundamentalists and machree some say the difference could be bigger next time but markey believes they can turn the results around january with more jobs we have seen their attitude in previous governments of rests with arrogance with the way they have of conceiving power that so many of his reject enough of that. came from venezuela 2 years ago he says he's afraid that if cristina kirchner comes back argentina will follow the steps of venezuela with a populist government that he says could become increasingly authoritarian we're going to go from there and i'm here to support argentina because this is a wonderful country and i don't want it to end up like us argentina is in the middle of a new economic crisis and that's the main reason why. next week but on saturday there were millions who believed his still has a chance. a curfews come into effect in capital following protests about planned price rises for public transport president sebastian pinera has backed down on the increase fares but crowds are still out on the streets the decision provoked nearly 2 weeks of viole

that i have listened i have taken note and i have understood but some analysts say the chances of markey winning the elections are slim and we believe. it's very difficult to win an election when the economy is as it is and the opposition is united this year the g.d.p. may for almost 3 percent which generates recession and poverty so wrong that the government is now desperately trying to win back the support it has lost. time for an update from the world championship. joining us from national stadium hi peter. how the rainfall totals are being decided over the next hour the highlight is the men's 200 meters final know a lot of the hot favorite for gold but can britain's added maybe spring up so it will look ahead to the big race a big hope for home gold has been an action as well we'll have an update on. title defense in the high jump and i've been speaking to one of the men involved in the championships most sporting moment so far he's now made a friend for life will stay here from triple jump gold medalist christian taylor that's all to come in about 20 minutes doing all right peter we

that i have listened i have taken note and i have understood but some analysts say the chances of markey winning the elections are slim and we believe. it's very difficult to win an election when the economy is as it is and the opposition is united this year the g.d.p. may fall almost 3 percent which generates recession and poverty so wrong that the government is now desperately trying to win back the support it has lost. a white woman who shot an unarmed black man in his own home in texas has been found guilty of murder the woman was an off duty police officer at the time of the killing and she now faces between 5 and 99 years in prison the verdict has been hailed as a significant milestone in the battle to hold police accountable she had written reports. in your team would you please stay and even for those hoping for accountability the verdict was a show and find the defendant amber geiger guilty of murder as charged. in the one of the attorneys for the family explain why there were sharp intake of breath when the verdict was announced it's a sad reality that this community waited on

. >> and ed markey spoke about impeachment inquiry in the house expressing his report. >> lets me takeou back to 2016. we're all getting ready for christmas, the month before president trump is elected. he won't take his office for another month after that, but in turkey they're reeling from a coup attempt that happened in october. hundreds of people were killed, chaos, turkish president erdogan overreacted, locking up hundreds of thousands of people, including one of our pastors, pastor brunson and implemented marshal law for years after that,

>> i would like to echo what admiral markey said. we have to play the ball where it lies in foreign policy. administer jefferies, do you believe that the threat of congressional sanctions have helped negotiations with turkey? >> i saw the effect on the turkish negotiating team the sanction legislation that you had co-authored landed on the table. >> well, i just want to echo to turkey, in case you're watching this, i'd like to have a good relationship with your country, but we can't have this this way. can we turn this around, ambassador jeffrey? >> we believe we're on a path to turning it around. >> i hope so. turning it around would include a resolution between turket and kurds that's sustainable. do you agree with that? >> over the longer term that would be a necessary -- and again, it's not with the kurds and it's with this element of the kurdish population. >> ypg. >> right. >> the way i envision this is turk ir's lengthity mat security concerns about ypg-armed elements have to be addressed and we need a demilitarized zone. do y

michael drejka shot markeis mcglockton last year, upset he was in a handicap spot.ble and implantable items that can read signals from our spinal cords. >> the goal is to be able to control objects in virtual reality. scientists say implantables were be able to decode inner speech in realtime. eventually the technology could help people with limited physical abilities. what about the negative side effects? this is like one of those -- you know when you see those prescription drug commercials on tv, it's like, it can help you sleep at night, but you may die. you may -- all these negative -- it may help some people but -- >> diarrhea, vomiting. >> everybody else, bad news. >> so zuckerberg there said that people could eventually use devices like wrist bands to control things with their thoughts. it all seems fine and dandy in movies. >> right. >> but in real life -- >> no. >> jack, will this work? >> i'm not really sure, i'm still trying -- what -- getting back to what janai was saying, i like the parts when they say like, don't take this drug if you're allergic to it